The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-18
The Suit TO Recover Damages For Wharf
age still Unsettled
CASE WILL LAST ALL TIE WEEK
aht Death Of Rev. DIR. George 4. Enu-
ocrsiIcr Two Powerful New E.ocO-
t;0nu w0rsS-Joncs Goes Free Aii~
tIC Notes o. Interest.

Suffolk NGi, March lT.-(Sr>c!al)-
After using fctr jur.cs To decide ii DIFF
fCe.-ns. II opinion between ncighbSrs. i:
IL to be hoped soma cOncluslG"' Will =
reached hefors the present trial is over.
J.. is the ease TO decide VIII :ther small
wharf al: Exit belongs tn thC plaintiff,
W. 6. Saunders, or whether the pub
l'c has right t. use II fires Of cos.
= he suit came a,''Hit when Saunders
wanted County, TroaSurer s. Il. Ellis
= pay for using the wharf The first
juy which hsard the evidence could
cIil ere.
Nanscmond County Court launched
Into the case again to-day. There was
srne new lyga talent in the csrSc this
time. Attorney J. r. McL"more, Ow
has ass wiatEd with him Judge ID. Tuck
e. Brooke. of Norfolk: Judge L II.
ITawlcs. OF Suffolk. a,-ti Colonel * y.
Griffin Of F-iksm 1uoh. reprcsen: the
plain:..::::
The preliminary work re.iul:2l in the
following jurors being sworn: 8. G..
Bartlett, w. II. Frazer. G.. y. Ilarrs ~.
Elka:nh Hnrrcll w. T.. Lawrence. John
III. Peel, john +. ia?wles. \. i. Peel.
Reps Williamson. w u. Holland. Rob
e@'t r. AllGn. Frank Ilurrf
The witnesses nut on wers Beverly
T.. lhakcr. county surveyor; Tazewcil J.
~.
Luke. c. X. Jackson. II, g. Ramsey.
They wcrs FOR the rlnh~tiff. There arE
2" witnesses for Saunders ana Is PR
Ellis. The case VIII last all This week.
I. l1ss never ben tried in ls&s than tire,
davS.
ELOQUENT PREACHER GONE
One of tbs best loved preachers Suf-
folk has known les dead IT., Rlchmc:.d
The Rev. DR.. George c. NanGars'ce
hreathcd his lost ahnnt els o'clock Thu.
evening. after being unconscious mor-
than day. The erh was peaceful DR.
Na2dcrsl!ce lsal hee= suffering for tive
or ;hrcc weeks.
The deceased leaves snv-u children
Mrs Lee Britt, Of Suffolk: Or Gcory ;
NandHrslice. OF Hampton: MIR. Gran
Ne"ry Nandcrsl:cc of Eirhmnnd' ..t.or-
ney 5. p. Nrnd srslica, and Misses May,
kate nd Grave Nnc.Vl :"sl'c,. { Dich-
mend. :.
DR.. NandcrslC, was =, four rcers
pastor of the Main S;,'r": NJ. t. rhurcl
In SUN TX. and 'rr:N. was mutual wbau
mo time lsmai was ralFl ]. lie was ~
years old
In pmrsUr"c:, of his cxp",ss,l wish 9
TIE remains will hn hrnu.a. ia sucTa,L
for in;ermcf'c Saturday morr'nS. The
funeral will be conluH..d IN ktch-
nrEnd
MIGHTY STEAM HORSES
The two t7mgcst locomotive nncir.-s
which cr5r passed through Suffolk will
TrSSS the Norfolk ana Wn>i arn track :
for the first ;a;nc to-mnrrb.v n;uru,~rs
lhey ara Just from III" :tcjrry yhi,
PAIR OF mighty steam h-"S>S viii arrive
mere over the Souiherc, railvsr tracks,
cnd be transshipped -, he Norfolk ana
Western in Eas: Suffolk Thcy came
South vp' the NV York. Fly la,lr'nh:,
and Norfolk. From Snff TX Tic an.;i,C 5
Will be taken directly to Il, a: ,,kr. Y,
the h:g coal jacks" which oull mics
81 coal through sum TX "yary ivy arc
weakl.nSs compared with thos, rrw
locomotives. They weigh leo tons a. On
and are 20 per cert. more powerful tnan
the largest now IN use ca the, road
There are four nsrc engines Of me sam,
size To follow shortly.
THEY DID GOOD WORK.
Af2ar ncar'r, ph!rc WEEKS du:aion
the En;t SuifoH Mc;hsl.sit revival e
thing "f history. IL closed las,
night. T!vc more :r,srhcrs wer:, adj
rnited - membership. making 4, ne.
gain Of thirty. With m0rr to join sun
In