Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-09

MT. OtSOTSe MCCdlliS NHN "a t'~ -
rived yesterday morning from Balti-
more MIR. and Mrs. McCarris were
married in the Monumental City last
Saturday. the 9Th instant. Mrs. Nc
Carris was Airs. Gillespsie, OF this CITY.
The Rev. Il. e. Northen, of Mathews
county, grand warden of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. l. o. o. T.. is in the
city. He paid an official visit to Tide
water Lodge last night
The Rev. u. S. Farland. rector of ST.
Johns Episcopal Church, announced
Sunday night that on next Sunday
evening me will begin a series OF ser
mons on the Ten Commandments, TAX
Ing them in their order. Mr. Farland
has recently finished a series Of very
interesting discourses on the Ten
Plaques of Egypt.
Airs Xernon's brother. President NJ
]. O'Brlen. of the SoutKcrn Express
Company; her nephews, Messrs. Mark
J. O'Brien and Fred Wahman. of Chat
tanooga; Mr.. Harry Wahman. of Raj
e!gh, N. c.; MIR. and Mrs. S. r. Coli
bart, of Norfolk, and Mrs Chataignc,
OF Richmond, are in the city to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Wm. II. Vernon
to-day.
A lady or gentleman with experience
In the dry goods business can find en-
ployment by referring to our advcrtis-
ing column.
Mr. w. G. Brooks retired engineer
In the U. S. navy. is in the city on
visit to his brother, e. c. Brooks
If anything is known of Cotton's
whereabouts 1T Is being kept mighty
quiet. Evcrybody's mouth is sealed.
A few days more and then the public
will know.
The Woodmen OF the World carried
ninety-eght members and n number
of outsiders to Suffolk Sunday. They
got home about 6:30 O'Clock at night,
well pleased with the trip.
Mr.. r. r. Howell advertises his
home for rent and his furniture for
sale. See adj
Mr.. Samuel CAST is building four
double houses on the lot where the old
Second Street Church stood.
Mrs. Shipp held 81 full rehearsal last
night for her opera.
The negro, Mason, who was convicted
Of stealing coat and given six months
In jail, had rehearing yesterday and
was discharged.
The employees at the S. A. L. shops
Will be paid to-day, and the navy yard
men to- morrow
The Ice disappeared rapidly Yesterday
under the warm sun. A few more days
and 1t will all be gone.
Three persons Joined Monumental
Church Sunday by certificate.
Yesterday was genuine spring day,
and numbers of people took advantage
OF 1t and came out. which made the
streets present lively appearance.
The attendance at Wright Memorial
missionary meeting Sunday afternoon
was very large.
r.-Read dies had n large crowd
~ LAT,
Mission.
The Norfolk County Court will con-
vcne next Monday. There are seven
new cases and n number of old ones.
The Board Of Supervisors will hold
their regular monthly meeting this af-
ternoon at o'clock.
The City Council viii hold an ad-
journed meeting tonight.
There Us but little sickness OF any
kind in the city now.
Chauncey Cooper was sent to jail yes
terday for six months for stealing a
goose.
Samuel Hardy was fined So for dis
orderly conduct on the street.
The Chief OF Police has received n
circular describing a man named w. l..
White, ex-Quartermaster general in the
u. S. army, who is wanted for larceny.
A reward Is offered for his capture and
return to Michigan.
Mr.. Martin Marrenhow. of Baltimore,
is in the city on visit to friends. He
Will remain here for few days
Sometime during Sunday night some
one forced an entrance into Corpman
& McHugh's store, on High street
from the rear and stole three patent
hats, valued at s75, and made off with
them The police have no clue as to
who the robbers were.
The w. c. II. u. will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Lucus, 1902 Washington
street, ut 8 o'clock.
A dispatch from Hon. Charles T.
Bland says that the House yesterday
passed a bill to pay Grimes Battery
for services rendered during the quar-
antine by vote OF 30 to 80. 1t now
goes to the Senate.
Two persons were admitted to the
South Street Baptist Church Sunday.
Mr.. George King has sufficiently re-
covered to be able to attend church
Sunday.
Dennis Sycamore. who was supposed
to have been drowned in August last
off sloop, turned up all right Satur-
day night. much to the surprise of his
family. re had been off on Il voyage.
The County Road Board was in SEES
sion yesterday. but no business OF i'm
pnrtance was transacted.
Mr.. George Taylor. a resident of
Cortland Norfolk county, had his col
+ lar bone broken by being thrown from
a horse.
Mr.. w. A. Green requests us to state
that ghc has not resigned from the
( nower- house. The Information was
furnished by a Councilman. who said
that he was told so.
& Cha q, r s -WeltonS 8 CO. have removed
2os Fl lghs sire I. & ~ iS9allts Ark's old,