Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-14
BERkLEI.

The piano recital given last night at
The Berklcy Avcnue Baptist Church Dv
PROFESSOR Eugene Marks, orGanist of
me frecmlSon Street Baptist Church,
and several talented members of his
choir. was grand success.
he lo'iowins program WAS rendered:
1laho SOLO, Military Po!ona;sc".
.....- .......- 80. ............ Chopin
Quartettc. Evening hymn. .Concone
Trio Uemale voices) 20 Jesus. Thou
Arr standing" ...... .........Claribcl
PIANO solo (a> Scharpcntanz. Chaminade
CD lmpatience Marks
(O Minuet.. ......... RaVina
Duet My Faith Looks Up toThee"
soprano Solo and Quartette. Take
Mc, My Father. ............ G ilder
Trio. Hear our PRAYER Abhott
Piano Solo. "Locknung'. Lanse
I!uartette. Love Divine. Helms Marks
Piano Solo. Second Rondo Chro-
maiiaue de Concert. Barnekov
The playing of Professor Marks was
OF decidedly artistic character and re-
flected credit on his ability, each one
OF his numbers being played entirely
from memory. Lack of space forbids
mentioning the manner in which the
vocal numbers of the program were
rendered. Suffice 1t is TO say that the
rendition OF each number reflected
much credit on those who participated.
BREN1TlES.
Inc manager of the entertainment for
the benefit OF the Presbyterian Churoh
and the Knights OF Pythias, Berkley
Lodge, No. Al. wish To thank heir
assisted them in their undertsk king
and contributed so much to its sue
cess.
Miss Laura Thompson. OF Washing
ton' ID. g. formerly OF this place, hnv-
ing graduated In Kindergarten work
~ ri al Ia,
wish her success. as It is Il new thing
for this town, and will prove amusing
and instructive for the little child
rem.
BASEBALL.
There was n game Of baseball yester-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock between
The Yellow Kids" and THE Barry
Shore Bullies." which resulted in the
following score: Yellow Kids i6: Barry
shore Bullics. Is. Batteries: Dashieil
and Jones; Herbert and Bell.
Sec advertisement in another column
OF sele OF n grocery store stock and
fixtures. offered cheap to n quick buyer.
The store is a commodious, handsome
brick building. in Il business locality.
and on the principal thoroughfarc of
the town, and has always been a CEN
ter of o large trade. The owner sells
because of bad health
me revival services in progress At
the Main Street Christian Church con-
tnues 10 grow in interest as an evil
dence OF which the church IS crowded
each night.
To-nish. from T:15 to 1:i5 o'clock the
Christian Endcavor Society OF the
church will conduct 4 praise. ana cx-
perience meeting preparatory to the
regular service. The president requests
the presence of each member Of the
society.
Mr.. w. y. Webb, on No. shifting en-
CINE OF the Belt Line railroad. met with
quite serious and painful accident
Yesterday afternoon at 500 O'Clock in
the loss of his right leg by TWO or the
tender wheels passing over It. He was
standing on the step of the tender. the
engine running backward. when he
jumped off and ran forward to change
a switch, and in his hurried effort lie
stepped on an oyster shell his foo.
sii-?ed from under him ara he fs,l
across the rail- in from of the engine
but succeeded in clearing his body ali
but his right leg. The tender wheels
passed over IL just above his shoe top
crushing the leg off all but the sinews
The aid OF DIR. Morgan was secured at
once. rs he was RAISING at the time tho
Hccident occurred. who bourG M his leg
and he patient was taken to his office
where Drs. Morgan McConvuie and
wilson performed 4 neat an1 success
iul operation, after which the patient
was taken to his residence No. 500
Washing N street. Portsmouth
Tho Luck Strikers and .rery.,ev
Gentlemen" will play game OF ball
this afternoon al A o'clock
Mr.. Wallace Winbor, ~ Fdenton
n G., was in town Yesterday on bust
rese.