The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
He LOST HIS CLOTHES
Otherwise He Had No Regrets at Hearing
His Quondam Friend Sentenced.
A CASE OF 1HE BASEST lHGRAIlTuDE
KOEhcd the Friend Who Gave lin,
F60it nnd shelter and Nnrscu n i'm
When ne Wns Siclk--Reiail Liquor
Licenses ErnnIch Toe Fond Df
Pork = The 31urrlcnnc ut it Again.

Suffolk, Va, Feb. S-(SpeciaD.-"I am
glad he Is going to the penItcntiary.
but hate to lose my clothes. / wish
they would make him take 'cm of be-
fore lie Is carried to Richmond"
So soliloQui2ed Alexander Newly to-
day when he heard the sentence pro-
nounced Oh Isaac Morgan, his erstwhile
friend, who robbed him. Morgan was
taken sick some time ago, and, being
far from home, lie asked Newly to
shelter and nurse him. When Morgan
had been restored to health he turned
migrate and stole Newby's clothing and
other valuables. which were easily car
ried. The court rewarded his ingrati-
tude with two years in the penitentinry.
HE CAN'T GO NAKED.
, Newly may get his clothes after a
while but not now. Morgan has no
others. and he will have to wear some
thing until he gets to Richmond.
Morgan was represented by Attorney
J. L. Burgess, and prosecuted by States
Attorney f. E. Holland. Here is tile
Jury which heard the case: William j..
Almond, Henry W. Bradshaw, Edward
A Dnnghtrey, G.. p. Duke, John w.
Jackson. zcbedee, Kelley, j. r. Law
renee, r. a. Marshall, James c. Causey,
Richard II. Powell, n. c. Pruden and
A. a. Turner.
THIS was the first Of the February
term. Judge Wilbur J. Kilby presiding.
Other business was transacted us fol-
lows: a
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSES.
George Johnson was granted a IL
cense to sell liQuor ut Buckhorn. He
gave bond IN $500. with Rufus l.. Balm
and Charles L. Holland as sureties.I
y retail liquor license was issued to
George II. Wills at Exit. Bond was
given lii $500. with John II. Whiteley as
uurety.
The last Will and testament Of Carrie
Parker was admitted TO probate.
IN default OF an administrators uuali-
hcatlon, the estate OF Alarin Hodges
was placed III the Sheiih;'s hands on
motion Of Lee Britt. The following
We're appointed appraisers: WiclIliffe r..
LipscomlI. John 4. Brown, Adolphus 6.
Eley and Wilson Norieet.
MRS. PICKETT"S BROTHER DEAD
Dr. John T. Carbell, one OF whose sis
ters was the wife OF the famed leader
OF Pickett's division, died Sunday in
. N.eWpert News The remains arrived
IN Suffolk about 10 O'clock last nisht
and were placed IN st. Paui,s p, r.
church Until this morning. The inter
ment occurred this afternoon noar 81
johns 2. e. church. IN the county. A
number OF Suffolk people were present
at the burial .'s1-1 ! =, -
The deceased leaves three sisters
l.,
Mrs Walter ". .Eiey, Of Suffolk. and
!hrs. j. Gotten, or the county, and twn
orothers--IIr. T.. T. Carbeu Of Snnc.
nury' \. C., and Marcellus Carbpl az
me county Five children survive one
VI whom IS Mrs. S. p. Ficklen. OF Wash
1!stoh, he was an uncle Of Mrs. Dr
=. u. Tonapkins, Of Wash,neto ana
was about so years old. III
f1E PENALTY OF PARK T,Oy1Nr.
stephen Clements again gets t,vantv
days This was what MayoI Rrower
saiu inns morning when he plead d.
lault OF 1850, the tax imposed for hno
eteuIhs. when his term shall hn1,a
eA ,n stephen may have TO answer
s.in announcer warrant for the same or
1ehSe' Inen he will go to Richmond
ON AT OLD ST. LJKFrs
me historic walls OF old ST. Lul,e,s in
ls!e OF Wight county. held within their
coiliiies sunday q dense mass OF hn
NANNY: lt was the largest crowd since
the teueHlcatlon. The occasion was a
& contamination of class OF candidates II
WAs q small CLASSIFY Samuel Calf ana
~ NJ: DaVls Bishop \. NJ Randolph was
.neie anu conducted the exercises. He
Sas ASSISTED by the rector, Rev. F. G.
So, oi SIM thtieid. Abou, twenty per-
gregation. ''ie eoii-
PINNERToN ISN'T IN 1T.
Hurricane Branch executed a opic,r
piece or work this afternoon. He "a.
SslEea word from Whaleyvilie that an
30 psi OF handmade boots had been
stolen. In thirty-fivc minutes tn, thinf
had been arrested and the hoots ronn,