Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-08

The Seaboard Air Line has placed n
bulletin board telling the arrival and
departure of each train. 1t tells how
much late the train is
All the scholars except eleven We're
present at Monumental Sunday school
last Sunday.
A representative OF the New York
World was in The city yesterday max
ing arrangements Tor the early Sunday
delivery OF papers. He said the spe-
cial news train which runs from New
York 10 Philadelphia and Washington,
would be extended 10 Norfol! via Rich
1cord, reaching here at y. m. and
putt ng ths New York papers on the
streets seven hours before the usual
tine. The Herald. World and Journal
are reported TO be IN the same scheme.
The number Of candidates for Keeper
OF Cemeteries has been reduced to ten,
the others having Withdrawn.
Mrs. Rosenbaum will put another
story on the store corner Of High and
Crawford streets and make the one
S:vrc In two stores
y peace warrant was sworn out yes
tcray by one of the crew of the Alex
ai t.ria. who charged the other with
threatening TO kill him. For want of
bail he was locked up.
a movement is on foot TO organize
n POI tical club in the Third ward sim
i.vi 10 the Daniel Club in the Fourth
ward.
i.,c merchants generally are bowling
nL4ut the law that has just passed
the Legislature creating inspectors.
~ youth named Creekmore, who has
been before the Mayor on several oc-
cas.ons for stealing, was arrested Tues
day night for the Norfolk authorities
for stealing $50.
i'he employees Of the Scaboard Air
LIE a the shops will lie paid off Fri
0..,'
several strangers were in the city
yt~ .erday looking around TO see what
tie outlook for investments We're in
this locality
The March term of the County Court
Will begin on the 10Th.
Hon. Chas. T. Bland came home from
Richmond yesterday, the Legislature
having adjourned.
Saturday will be payday in the yard
for the worllingmen.
a number of the trees around the
city are budding. and If the warm
weather had continued for few days
they would have had leaves on them.
The March term of the Hastings
Court Begins to-day. There are sew
eral cases TO come before the grand
jury.
a bicycle is waiting an owner Mt the
station house. 1t is supposed to have
been stolen.
The Bowcry row was settled in the
Mayors Court yesterday by iininE Mrs.
Reschfesky $40 and costs, she being 10
blame for all the trouble.
A lady advcrtises for IL position as an
assistant bookkecpcr IN to-day's issue.
See advertisement
A fox terrier that was lost a few
days ago is advertised for in this
issue.
More rain yesterday. The weather
jumped from summer to winter in one
day.
The term of Office as Quarantine ON
Ger for DR.. Hope will expire Friday
night.
Miss Hannah Mayncld, of Princess
Anne county. is visiting friends in the
city.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Norfolk county will meet at noon
Saturday at Browns Hotel. The object
of the meeting Is to discuss the pres
ent outlook and the situation looking
forward to the state Convention, which
meets In Norfolk in May.
The secretary of the Kings Daugh-
ters' Hospital made the following re-
port for February: Patients admitted.
four (three males and one female); dis
charged one male; diseases. malaral
fever and severe burns. This is an ex-
cellent showing.
Mr. Kenneth Griffin has been con-
fined to his home since Sunday with
rheumatism. His friends hone to see
him out In q few days.
The negro boy Richard Price, who
was brought over from Norfolk Tues
dry en- the charge Of stealing n bicycle
lamp. was honorably acquitted.
A young man is wanted to solicit
orders for candy around the city. See
Mr. George Lindsay. clerk in the
House of Delegates, has received an
appointment as Commissioner of VAL
uation for Norfoll. county.
The police station received informa-
ton yesterday that n negro, who had
stolen n horse and buggy in North
Carolina. was on his way here and re-
quested that the police be on the look
out for him.
The action Of Mr. Brown. in wanting
oil the city officers bonded by some
security company. met with The general
approval Of the public Yesterday
Miss Shafcr's clocntinn class vii, have
recital in tho Prcsbvterian Chanel
on Court street. Friday night at s
o'clock
fathers residence. EOS High street.
Auernion IS called to She advertise
mcnt Of r Thornton & Co.
Attention is called! to the advcrtisn-
nrnt of lost collarette.
FIR. Louis Marks a prominent farmer
4 IF Sou.h"mpton county. who lives near
2 Pcns's Station. on The Atlantic and
Danvillc railroad. died Yesterday. lie
s5l,as quite number Of friends both in
th's city and in Norfolk.
Lost night some young ladies were
.cr,ntnr up High street. When near the
9G}ail corner they were occostcd by two
q narro men, who asked permission to
walk with them. The negroes. seeing
s gnrroe white men coming towards them.
made on.