Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-10


rave 4 ecide ed to attend the ayingS Of the
tleEatS Hampton Thursday next
u. There Is "a negro manSwho lives a5 on
Edward street, in South rtsnloutfi;
who makes 1t O. point to walk toga well
and shoot three times down the we'll
and then retire. He has done this for,
several months and will give no. rea-
son for doing so. s$i 81 81: n ! sy3.i8a
The pavement in the ri hucksters,
market is in such a condition as Ito
make 1t dangerous for persons to walk
through, as they are liable to fall and
break limb. The Committee ION Pub
lie Property would 10 well to look into
the matter. q s'4s z :
Five ladies took the; examina lion yes
terday before Superintendent John G.
Ashton In literature.59It is more than
PROBABLE tina |; q teacher for this branch
OF study for our schools will be elected
night RI 5 = s5s
{ Mr.; US s.. s. Brooks tells you that he
cottage Place.. See ad.
,Alaoolrs$NV.. c. Corbett and Wife left the
CITY Yesterday afternoon for a four
Weeks. visit to relatives In Globe, Ari-
z, :, Go o!S'e.r Tyler says that Grimes
s l,y should have no fear of not get
0QS lH6H1 LOT QuQran-
tine duty lie says he will nav IT -,
tuesday at a O'Clock D. M. at Co
~ nbia Park, the All Americans and
eheg Atlantic City teams play the fifth
game OF the series. for the benefit of
Inc 5hlng's Daughters Hospital See
me e hotlce elsewhere in this issue
On the 4:4o trip from Berkeley to Nor
lolH yesterday afternoon the ferry
steamer City OF Norfolk had the mis-
fortune to have her shaft broken. The
iwin City was put Oh IN her place.
ATTENTION Is called to the advertise
ment Of Brandt Co.
Don't forget that you can secure
tickets for the John w. Davis benefit
at the Portsmouth office of the Vir-
gintan-Pllot. Price: 90 cents. Come
along and buy Them it is for n good
| cause.
Willie Chapman was sent to jail for
three months for larceny.
The young ladies of the Social Com
mlttee of the Park View IGpworth
League Will serve refreshments Tues
day evening from to 12 at the resi-
dence of Miss Marion Brownley, Hol-
laday street.
Mr.. John Lawrence, organist and
choirmaster at st. Johns Episcopal
Church. has returned from his summer
vacation, and will resume his work at
81. Johns to-day. The choir, which
has been somewhat disorganized during
Mr.. Lawrence's absence, will reappear
In the church at this mornings service.
Mr. Charles a. e. Durham, of Bal
timore, Md, arrived in the city yester-
day morning. bringing the remains OF
his little niece, Viola Disbursement in
Oak Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. d. j. Davis, accompanied by
Mrs. S. II. Hatton, left yesterday by the
way or the Norfolk and Western rail-
road for the White Sulphur Springs.
MI j. F. Cutherell. OF this CITY will
IeaVe on Monday morning next for
Randoph-M Macon Academy as a minis
teria student. Mr.. Cutherel was L.
senced a't Franklin, Va, in July, and
,Nucn success Is wished him in his COL
iegiate. course and In his determination
20 work for the salvation of souls.
Inc Bell Telephone Company gives
NOTICE that, after midnight tonight, It
VIII only be necessary to take down the
phone and walt to be asked your num-
ber and do not give any number ot aJI
See advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garages, who have been
visiting Mr.. D. v. Gaskins, at No. 500
court street, left for their home in
washington. D. c.. yesterday evening
Mrs. L. ]. Latham and children are
visiting her father, DR.. Schmoele, in
MI. and Mrs. John A. Farrenkoph and
son, Albert, who have been visiting in
smyrna, Del, and also attending tho
"; a. II. Encampment in PHILADELPHIA.
returned homo last night.
sue Etheredge. white. is In the county
Jan Tor dlsorderly conduct She got
three months.
Mrs. Rosa Codd, wife OF Deputy
Snerir l.. w. Codd, continues quite
Justice Curling. Of the county. last
night sent to the County Court for trial
Alfred Bray. on the charge OF fraudu.
iently obtaining goods to the value of
$2f.15, the property Of l.. L. SAWYER