The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-13
.gaHlTElG0TF -FOUR YEARS.
For Ccni|lciflil the Roblsry Of The Resi-.
M denCa Of Lille Council.
THREE PRISONERS WERE SEATEGcED.
Tho Needs OF n Depot <;rnphicaiiy I,c.
tscrihcd--'Shc Critical Illness of aIrs.
Ice rritt Eseported-a and Win.
sstcriai RcIcga;cs on for Rieiiinor,t!
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i contents. the inronertv OIL 8 II saul
of Norfolk from a Norfoi,s and Caro'
lima excursion, ira IN o,,, An,rurt Ttb voc
Is first arf.ni,rnnf} nj" Tho bar Rav.Ias =
& Briggs nnnonr,d for Tho dsransa wbiin
4 the nrnsacntion ,vas onn,noteh ~. IL ~
Holland. "Reminiscences Aiiormcv
Is After ~. o,,,l,n,,ot e ,,,i A..ol icy;
been submitted the case was riven 70
the Jury, who found the prisoner guilty
and fixed his punishment at three years
imprisonment at hard labor In the State
peniteutiary.
Another jury, composed entirely OF
X Suffolk citizens, was empanelied for the
trial Of John White for house hreakfnE
This venire was summoned cs q con
9 sequence of objections raised by S. E.
{ Everett, counsel. to the other jury. The
commemorative Attorney was assist
ed In the prosecution by j. n. Burgess.
The jury, however, gave White four
years, the same penalty yesterday i'm
posed on Saphronia Walker, who was
cocriininal. With White in the burglary
3 of Lille Councils house.
There being no other case the Judge
Z 3orinailY passed sentence on Jones.
White and Walker. The woman, who
Sweeped 80 profusely yesterday ut the
,juIS Hnoins, seemeN partially re-
aeMS9 Wnen she learned mat White
No. Mouaa go LOT an equal term. Adjourned
T, 10 y n ~ rnuise;
- rs notorious TACT, and one alluded
tbot we we,S Soi ~ MO Attorney.
y criminals which nnneor hororn mic hn :,
s are mt resiSants &c v,rni,i, Ills MI M
criminal expensas nro chiefi,, inou,rnS
in the prosecution of TINT tromn,nr
cosmopolitan class whose snstananca
is derived by miscellaneous dnn,edo-
lions.
NEr, DDporr >,r,,,n,,r M,
,,r ~ w IL ~ ~ lis1t1Ip.-Ihe strik-
depot in Suffolk is a matter of nn,ve ,e
comment. The present cruzy. wnrned
unsightly, incommodlous, infatuated
repulsive, insignificant ana dnIapida ted
structure which rests on the site whore
depot should stand IS n Disgrace IN
the progressive spirit OF Suffoill citizens
from n distance and the troveIinr nnh.
lie In general whose impressions are
gathered from car window views new
form form very erroneous opinions of the
on the Norfolk and tWeEaern The
erection OF new depot Is Il duty the
company owes Its numerous Suffolk
patrons.
MRS. BRITT VERY ILL.-Mrs. Lee
Britt Is reported critically Ill at her
home on Min street. and fears are
entertained concerning her recovery.
z t1eF sister MIS-. Denton. OF Roanoke,
her father, Rev. George c. Nanderslice.
OF richmond, and brother, DR.. George
Nanuersiice, or Hampton, have been
telesraphed Tor
OFF FOR RICHMOND.-A number
of delegates, lay and ministerial. loft
to-day for Richmond to attend the
annual meeting of the Methodist Con
ference. which convenes Tomorrow.
Among those from Suffolk and vicinity
who went are: Revs. r. c. Cheatham,
d. b. Austin. J. K. Joliffe. c. c. Wer-
tenbuker, Judge w. ]. Kilby. and DIR.
Z A. w Eley.
MERcIJ Mt IN Tpo11p1 a.,
81 tnstnnce ~ 7 y pana ~ W.. ~, ~ ,i,e
sworn out oroinst n ! ffna Al. m"S
who conducts n erocarv ond ha, oo ~,
4 T,varatt's ,Tba nen ,.,.o,, aI liz Dai a.
/. the 1efendant h.s h,an sa,rt,sa ,, .,,a.
hy tbe d,,nI, 49, L. $50, S,a ns iiq ~.
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