Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
]! Miscellaneous Nj: Happenings conden-
sedFor Virginian-Pil Readers.
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE
Whas As Going On In and Around
Portsmouth ma Suburban Gom-
munltes Gn,horcd. sifted ard
Told In Fow Words -The Past. tho
Present ana tho Future Revealed.
.Heintol and rorcshn,loweh.

ashore during the recent nurTicauc, 10
: still high and dry at Primers Point.
Her cargo OF lumber has been removed,
but all efforts to get the vessel back
in her element have proved futile.
Alexander Cherry, OF Portsmouth,
has been granted pension of So.
The indications are that our people
desire to be represented in the Virginia
League of baseball clubs the coming
season tIitsf
See the advertisement of AIR. George
a. kreiger, in which he states he
wishes to dispose OF Ills drug business,
at the corner Of High and Middle
streets.
a marriage license was issued by the
Clerk CT the Hustllss Court yesterday
to l.. Morris and Katie G. Drewciler.
Judge Watts in the Hastings Court
yesterday appointed L. Il. Altschul and
M. NJ. Crockin trustees of the Chevra
!, Gomley Chezed Synagogue.
Miss Daisy Harrell, OF Hobson, Va,
who has been the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. J. G. Hubbard, ut Hotel Frederick,
at Primers Point, has returned 10 Suf
folk College, TO resume her studies
there.
MIR. Frank Aiimas Britt. wcll-known
young carpenter of this city. will to-
day in the city of Norfolk, take unto
himself n wife, in the person of Miss
Agnes l.. Marchant, Of that city.
phia, who has been visiting in this city
for the past two weeks, left for her
home last night.
Eva Sessions, charged with fclonious
cutting, Will be tried in the Hastings
Court to-day.
The Jewish Day of Atonenent "Yom
Kippur." began yesterday afternoon at
q o'clock, and will end at the same time
to-day.
Those business men who receive regu-
larly Il copy of Printers Ink" will
please accept them with the compll-
merits of the Portsmouth office of the
Virglnian-PilOt.
a salesman Is wanted. 1t Will pay
salary OF SIS week. See the "ad."
Walter Jordan, n colored youth, in
attempting to turn the corner of Glas-
gov into Court street yesterday, while
on bicycle, turned too short and fell,
cutting his right check quite badly.
*, In This issue Mr. w. L. Wilson, Su-
perintcndent Of the Poor of Norfolk
county. ndvertiscs for proposals for
furnishing rations for the county aims
house.
He is hard looking man, possessing
features not at all attractive. and he
was the cynosure of all eyes as he WAS
placed in the dock. He as n rule kept
his gaze rlveted on the floor. looking
occasionally ut the large number of
persons present as If TO find IL face he
knew.
The only property transfer occurring
In Portsmouth yesterday was that of
the Park View Land and Improvement
Company to a. II. Lindsay. Jr.. two
lots in Stonewall street, Park View;
s340.
Great interest in centercd in the trial
of Walter Cotton alias Smith who is
charged with the murder OF Mr.. Charles
Wyatt which will begin In the Eust-.
ings Court next Tuesday.
The Independent Steam Fire Engine
Company experts to carry . large num-
Der on their trip to Roanoke this
month, the occasion being the annual
meeting OF the Virginia State Fire
mems Association.
Both or the uniformed companies of
Pythians of this city will so to Hamp-
ION Today to take part in the cere-
monies incident to the laying of the
new Pythian Castle Many members OF
a bicycle accident with several boys
yesterday caused one of them to re-
ceive a cut over his eye.
The school children are appreciative
Of the holiday the School Board de-
c'ded to allow them to enjoy on the
circus.
cans. 5. Two-base Hit-c. Hume.
Home Run-Armstrong. Left on Bases
ATLANTIC Citys. 8; All Americans. s.
Bnse on Balls-Off Persons 5: off Mon
Wilkinson. Stolen Bases - Wilkinson
(2). "A. Jones, w. Montague, Kaufman.
Tatem. Langhorne, ]. Hume. Struck
Cut-By Persons, 16; by Montague. g.
Passed Ball-Edwards. Wild Pitch
Montague. Umpires-Russ and Hamp-
{ ton.
The attention OF the public is called
TO the advertisement of Mr.. John Fl.
Johnson, administrator on the estate OF
the late w. &c. Cattenhead, in which he
offers at public auction all the effects
of the deceased.
piece of steel in the navy yard Tuesday,
had the misfortune to have his right
hand quite painfully injured
ST The keel of 4 new launch is being laid
{ in the navy yard. The vessel will be
about the size Of the Daisy.
Mr.. Joseph L. Bilisoly, cashier Of the
Bank OF Portsmouth. who was in at
tendance upon the last. Bankers Asso-
citation. Is again at his post of duty.
Messrs. James Culpepper and Penn
broke Reed left yesterday to enter as
students at the University of Virginia.
Mr.. Richard III. Bond, Jr., former
Portsmouth boy, but for the past fifteen
years a resident Of Baltimore, was In
the city visiting friends yesterday Mr..
"'Io 10 Su6CSSp do al
tive OF large Northern business house,
IS stoppi9g at the Monticello, in Nor
Mrs. w. S. Boyer and family, for
merly of Philadelphia, who have been
residing here for several years, re-
moved to their former home yesterday.
g Mr.. Melville Sturtevant, OF Brooklyn,
in this city.
DR.. j. B. Wood, Of Ernporla was in
The city yesterday paying flying visit
to his brother, Mr.. j. A. Wood, 720 Din