Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-13
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vivai services at night and every night
during the week at o'clock. \ cor
dial invitation extended to all to at
tend.
Mrs. T. G.. Parker. of County street,
left yesterday morning for Charleston,
Ill, to visit her husbands relatives.
Miss NJ e. Thomas and Mrs. L.. A.
Sykes left for Old Point and Hampton
yesterday morning to visit relatives
and friends.
Walter Mitchell. the colored man who
shot at Buck Robinson yesterday, was
charged with an attempt to XIII on
the Police Court docket yesterday; but
no examination was held Squire Nash
continuing the case TO get witnesses.
The case of Deputy Sheriff Carmnc,
who was sent on 10 the Hastings Court
upon a charge of reckless shooting in
the streets, and who was to have been
tried on Monday next, has been post
poned until June.
There was q large shipment OF Der-
ries yesterday to the North.
Next week is memorial week The
Memorial Committee would like for the
owners OF lots to see that the same are
put In good condition and are cleaned
off.
Miss Alice Jenkins. OF Elmra New
York. with party Of friends, spent
yesterday in the city sightseeing, and
enjoyed herself very much
1t is said that certain church people
have their eyes on Central Church. and
II 1t is to be sold they Will make an
offer for the same, and be glad to get
1t.
The residents OF Washington street
would like to know how long the gar
bage contractor proposes to collect gar
bage off that STREET.-THE weekly, like
they have done this week.
The Confederate Veterans. who went
to Charleston, will all return home to-
day.
Mr.. Adolph Brandt will leave in a
few days for Europe. where he will re-
main for about six weeks He goes for
his health.
During the parade Thursday night OF
the Independent Fire Company silver
bouquet-holder belonging TO the hose
cart was lost. A reward will be given
IL left at the engine house. See adj
vertisement.
The banquet set by the Earnest
Workers of Central Church Thursday
night for the Independent Fire Com
pany was a magnificent affair.
TX" wants three adjoining rooms
with privilege of bath. See advertise
ment and see what he has to tell you.
See what Mr.. l.. II. Barksdale has
TO tell you about hams. and other
things in the grocery line, and call to
see him.
Rev. MT. waterneld will begin a
meeting at Owens Memorial NJ. T.
Church Sunday night.
Justice Ainsworth committed three
hobos TO the county jail yesterday for
fifteen days each for raising n row on
the suburbs yesterday morning at 5
o'clock
Mrs. Hall. wife OF Professor Hall, of
the Soldiers Home band. was in the
Hitv VRStard0V ha ~ ha
was much pleased with our city.
Rev. Mr.. Proctor has closed his meet
ing at the Park View NJ. Il. Church. He
had about twenty converts and one of
the finest meetings the church has ever
experienced.
gentlemen went down to Ocean View
yesterday and spent the day fishing
and bathing. They returned after
nightfall.
Mr.. VIII Brady. q printer IN the
Government printing Office in Washing
ton. arrived home yesterday on n fur
Tough, the funds for the Office having
been used up and none are available
until July.
In the Hastings Court yesterday
Judge a. S. Watts called the cases
which were in his court on appeal. in
connection with waste water running
In the streets. All of them had made
~ dH5tlilCnb9 jpl tllt proper sewerage
connections. hence the matter was dis
missed.
Mr. John c. Niemeyer yesterday sold
at auction ut the courthouse an i'm
proved lot on the west sid. of Pearl
street. near Glasgow. ''ho property
was purchased by Mary II. Brownlcy,
colored, for $780,
Mr. w H. Peters, one Of Ports.
mouths most highly respected citizens.
celebrated the $50 anniversary of his
birthday yesterday.
Justice Charles w. Rustic yesterday
sent VIM. Webb, colored, TO the county
jail for 80 days. for stealing clothing
from VIM. Williams. also colned.
japanese festival will ne given at
Trinity parish house this afternoon
from to o'clock, for the benefit Of
the Kings Daughters Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Ashton ana
Or. and Mrs. V. G. Culpepper have re-
turned from the Confederate reunion
in Charleston.
Professor Hawks. the funniest man
on earth the Laughing Philosopher"
VII give high grade entertainment
Monday night at Elks' Hall. Subject:
Sunshine" The whole will be under
the auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. ~
Mr.. John ~ Morris tells you that
responsibility wears on man-just so
with clothes bought from him.
Mr.. T. A. Hutchins tells the taXpay-
ers that the delinquent tax list will be
published on the GOTH instant. and TO
avoid having your name appear. 1t
would be well 10 settle.
Mr.. George a. Weatherly. Junior
partner of the firm or Parsons &
Weatherly OF West Norfolk. and bride
have returned from their bridal tour.
Southern cities, including Atlanta. They
will reside In the future on Eourth ove-