The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
Stout llsfk SONAR Completes Palsis IaS
sult for Damages.
FOREST t lI| FIRES CAUSED rHE SUIT
Honorary stadonts OF SUFFOLK Hish
soheol No. l-TonnE Peoples Func.
aien-schoduio chang Cd -school
1enchcrs Draw Their Pay-rho
Mai.dy, AbntinE -PersonaIa.

6uno1k. Va, Feb. aG.-(Special)-Nh
Virgins Court OF Appeals VIII have to
decide whether the Suffolk and Caro-
alma railroad corporation owes Bruce
Smith and others. heirs Of the Good
man estate, the sum Of $500. Circuit
Clerk A. p. Conner to-day completed
tho records In the case. They occupy
seventy pages Of closely written legal
cap paper. Besides there Is a well
executed map OF J,12l acres of land, in
which there are more than $50 survey
or's courses
Bruce Smith md others sued the rail-
road for $1,000 because of damage sus-
tanned by forest fire, whose origin the
railroad is alleged TO be responsible for
a jury In Nansemond County Court
hast October brought q verdict for
$500 and Judge II. r.. Prentis refused
to set It aside. The case will be argued
IN Richmond by States Attorney e. T.
Holland for the railroad and County
Judge w. J. Kilby, who will talk for
the other side.
HONORARY STUDENTS.
The following pupils OF Suffolk High
School and Graded School No. l have
made averages OF 95 per cent or more
on lessons and department during the
month of February:
First Primary-Harry Almond, Muir
ray Atkinson. Gussle Cobb. Dudley
Jesse Marble, Henry Potter Paul Rob
erts. Henry Wright, Douglas Wilcox
Harlie Bell, Otis Smith, Herbert Oil
yer, Ernest L,liston. ellen Riddick,
Leila Byrd, Annie ICborn, Lucy Gray,
Marguerite Harrell. Hattie Phelps,
Lnvinia Smith.
Second Primary-Bernice Goodrich,
Fannie Howell, Willie Almond, Walter
Dumville, Tom Joyner
Third Prlmary-Sam StalllnEs, Wal
ter Price. Odell Baines. Belle snivey.
Ruby Keller, Nellie May Butler Mamie
Marble, Matte Marble.
First 1ntermediate---Harry Brooks,
Rice Bowers, Claire Ncwsome, Noel
Bradshaw. Ethel Brothers, Katie Har-
rell. Ethel lCason, Lola Turner
Second Intermedla te-Marion Wells,
Lightly Reed.
First Grammar-Pretlow Holland.
Second Grammar-Robert Mcneil,
Jancs Causey, Buera Mcneil.
Third Gwmmar-Gladys Applewhite,
Edna Gwaltney, Annie Ballard, Ellis
Ivy, Wesley Lloyd.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Junior Year-Ethel Harrell Evic
lfggleston. Maud Pierce Lillian Roun-
tree, Allie Rodgers, Clyde Rodgers,
Emory Oliver.
Intermedlate-Ral Artman. Ivy
Nurney.
u
Chambes Eey.
YOUNG PEOPLES FUNCTION.
Mr.. RalrG Artman last night gave n
delightful oyster roast to an invited
party Of his young friends. The term
does not convey the extent of the
menu which embraced many other de-
lica cles. temptingly prepared. The fol-
lowing were presents: Miss Marie
Woodward with Ashton Applewhite.
NIiaS Marguerite Delk with Ralph
Artman, Miss I0mma Applewhite with
Chambliss Icley, Miss Ivy Nurney with
Beverly Causey, Miss Gladys Apple
white with Harvey Baker.
SCHEDULE CHANGED.
a new schedule will go into effect next
Sunday on the Norfolk and Carolina
road. There is an all round change in
the passenger service. Here is when
the trains go:
Somhbound--No. 40 9:5S a. m; No. 1903.
3:l7 p. M; No. II, FOL p. III. North
bound-No - G ;33 a. m; No. 102, 9:25
Il. M. NO. As, 1853 y. m; Nos. IS and 40
are daily, and Nos. 102 and 1O3 are daily
except Sunday Nos. II and IL, of the
Southern railway. are daily.
DRAWING THEIR PAY.
There were many county school
teachers in Suffolk to-day, mostly ladies.
This was pay day, hut while they didn't
especially need the salary, thsy drew
1t because twas due. II takes about
$1,000 OF Treasurer S. r.. Ellis suod
money to pay them,