Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-02


at northwest corner of Randolph and
Second street, for $3.50, was the only
deed recorded in the clerks Office yes
terday.
The funeral of Mr.. JOS. NJ. Dunn will
take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock
from Wright Memorial Church.
Several members of the Portsmouth
Atlantic Club held nm oyster roast at
the clubhouse at Ocean View yester-
day.
Hon. H. l.. Maynard has introduced
q bill In the Legislature eXempting the
Kings Daughters Home from taxes.
The Y. M. c. A. State Convention
meets in Hampton February 18th to
18th, inclusive.
There will be good skating to-day If
the weather continues cold.
The Grand Lodge, K. of p. will meet
at Winchester on the 9th OF this
\ month.
The school children have running
matches at the Second district school
every day
Work on the new Y. NJ. C. a. building
will be commenced as soon as the
weather breaks up. The rear part OF
the building will be built first, and then
the front work will be done.
An entertainment was held last night
at the residence of Mr. W. II. Stroud,
corner of County and ETlngham
streets. for the benefit of the South
Street BAPTIST Church.
The commissioners appointed by
Mayor Baird will formulate their report
4 and hand 1t in by Saturday.
4 There will be n meeting of the joint
ferry committee this afternoon, pro-
vlded the county members can be COM
municated with.
a number of the members OF Seaside
4 Lodge, X. of p, went to Churchland
last night to assist In comforting the
8 degrees on several candidates.
The lowest point reached by the Their
mometer yesterday was 10.
The Committee on Naval Affairs met
yesterday and considered matters of in
terest.
! The School Board will hold their reg
ular monthly meeting to- night
A number of people were all drawn
up yesterday from the cold.
A negro named Willie Folks was be-
fore Justice Peed yesterday on a charge
OF stealing wood from off Mr.. BERNARD
Fauth's farm. After hearing the evil
dence he was dismissed and n warrant
was issued for another man.
Mr.. Stubs, secretary of the Y. NJ
C. a.. Is making preparations for
grand rally of the association on the
anniversary, which occurs February
18th. There will be some special mu-
Z, sic on this occasion by well-known
\ talent.
A marine named Anderson was be-
fore Mayor Baird yesterday upon
charge of breaking n glass out OF
barroom on First street. He was fined
S.
The members OF the Carpenters
Union will meet tonight at Temper
ance Hall for the purpose Of attending
@ smoker given by the carpenters union
in Norfolk.
There will be a musical and literary
entertainment ut Wright Memorial
Church tonight for the benefit of the
library fund.
The city employees will be paid to-
day for the last half OF January.
More cars continue to come to the
Eeaboard Air Line shops for repairs
from the new division.
Constable John Hutchinson, of the
county. is confined to his home on ac-
count Of sickness
The case Of the two young men,
charged with disorderly conduct on the
Port Norfolk car, came UP before JUS
tice Rustic last night and was con-
tinued.
Mrs. c. H. Droune, of Providence, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Yeazey, at
J25 Henry street.
Inc members OF the football team Will
meet tonight at l.. c. w. Pages office,
No. Bis High street, for the purpose of
organization and to elect a manager
md captain.
The Peanut Club will have q big time
at their smoker tonight at the Mad-
son Hotel.
: Miss Mabel Wiloughby, who has
been quite III at her home, on Wash
tngton street, has sufficiently recov-
ere to be out again.
The following program will be rem
H dered at Wright Memorial Church's en-
tertainment Tonight: Solo, Mr.. II. o
4 Hazard; recitation Miss e. Hill; solo
& Mr. John Drew: solo. Mr.. f. l.. Will
liams; recitation, Miss Leila Deans;
solo. Miss Emily Deans; piano solo.
Miss Leila White.
The large coal barge that has been
undergoing repairs at this yard for
some time is loading with coal and will
shortly be towed to Florida.
Portsmouth sent an immense crowd
80 the MINISTRIES last night. The 11:3(
boat was crowded
Miss Martha Williams, of Mathews
Isl county. is in the city on a visit TO re-
q latives.
The only thing at the station house
last night was one drunk. He was
Gi locked up for the night.
Mr.. joseph A. Parker. who has been
confined to his home for some time ia
again able to be on the street.
MISSION COMPLETED.
IA The Brighton Methodist Mission,
IS which Is under the charge of Central
S& Church, has been completed, and the