Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-07
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BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST
The Movcmcn,S OF People I'm Whom
The a,cr,%c Reader Is In,cr-
,s,cd-u appcninGs In LrgnI-Eus-
incss, Religious ANA Social CIR.
rIrs 4 Forecast or Future
Events.

the Court Street Baptist Church to-
night and hear Ralph Bingham The
entertainment is given for Il good
cause.
See change in Mr.. w. n. Whites
"ad.' iii hiss issue.
Thursday will be Chinese New Year.
All the Chinamen in this city will have
u big time.
The n5ard of Health continues to
meet weekly
Miss Neiie Jamison. Of Baltimore,
who has been visiting in the city, re-
turned TO her home last night.
The condition of MIR. Grant yesterday
was much improved.
MIR. Joha Sect went to Elizabeth
City yesterday on business. He viii
return to-day.
The February examinations of the
children in the public schools has com
menced.
Mr. Thomas J. Ives is suffering con
siderably from IL sprained ankle.
The disponsatlon for the organization
of IL Rebokah Lodge. l. o. Q. t., has
arrived and the ladies and gentlemen
Interested will meet one evening the
coming week, due notice of which will
be given.
Mr. Willie Turner. son of Mr.. II. T..
Turner is very i'll with eryslpelas at his
home. on Chestnut street extended
Mr. W. S. Carr a well-known and
faithful cmploye of the Seaboard Air
1~!uc ioI lllofc tll;ln Twenty-Five years,
is confined 70 his home with Il severe
case of grip.
An italian shoemaker on the corner
OF County and Dinwiddie streets re-
ported TO the Mayor yesterday that on
Sunday some boys broke all the glass
out of the door to his shop. Their
names were given to the Mayor and
they Will be summoned to the Police
Court.
The bad weather is damaging to
everything. The farmers are way be-
hind hand in their work.
VIM. w. Green, colored. was arrest
ed Saturday night for disorderly con-
quot on the PORT Norfolk car. He WAS
fined 81 yesterday by Justice Rustic
The bapt2ins which was to have
taken place Sunday night at South
Street Baptist Church was postponed to |
next Sunday night.
There viii he meeting of the CITY |
Council tonight
Thc neSro woman Ellen Elliott ar
rested on the charge of having stolen a |
watch. was fined So and costs.
The rain Yesterday made the streets |
present n deserted appearance But |
few persons were out
~ white man WAS fined s. in the !
Mayors Court yesterday for whipping
his wife.
Rev Charles l. Stenglc did not
preach N Central Church Sunday as
800 NNPtftcu, circumstances, over |
winch he had no control preventing
MS appearance. Rev. IL. L. Martin |
supplied the pulpit
The Rev. George j. Hobday. SUPER |
lntendent OF the Baptist Orphanage at !
Salem. has been invited to preach In /
the Court Street Church February %. !
Dick knight, colored, charged with I
trespassinS and threatening to XIII II
man named Banks. was tried before /
Justice Rustic yesterday morning ana |
sentenced to six months imprisonment. |
Inc election of deacons at the, Court
street BAPTIST Church. which was to !
have been held Sunday afternoon. has |
been postponed until next Sunday af |
tcrnoon.
Mrs. Virginia Wilmington. who was
taken suddenly i'll Saturday was much |
improved yesterday She is the mother
Of Mcssrs. Lou. Jacob. George and " !
,: Winninsder. Mrs. II. y. G!aasett and
Mrs William a. Cox, of MI. Pleasant
Michigan
a colored man. Ned Robinson. en-
pioyed ms cook at Browns Hotel. had |
the misfortune yesterday mornin,. ~ |
wrench one of his ankles while Watkins |
III the yard of that hostelry lie is adj |
Vanced in age, and it is feared tina, i,
VIII be cutie while before he fully |
RECEIVERS.
1d;,year-old colorcd couple were
married last night at a. residence M
town. "'
The party who stole two manor
weights from this Office is known. ana
IL ihey are not returned at once Il war |
rant charging larceny win be sworn |
on, against the party.
several of or church societies are |
preparing estimates for furnishing; the |
hanquet to be given in honor of The !
Grand Ledge. y. of T.. of Virginia |
inst.
II IVES current rumor on tho etraa.s