Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-12

inent on the east side of North street
was presented. Referred to the Street
Committee.
Then came bills and acquisitions.
CIRCUIT COURT ASSIGNMENTS.
Judge Robert R. Prentis to-day con.
veneo the spring term of Nansemond
County Court. The day was occupied
principally In the assignment Of cases.
seven chancery DEGREES were ordered,
and number Of cases was continued
Tomorrow wednesday, the court
will try the case of c. c. King, con-
stable, &C.. VS.. M. H. Holland, Jr.,
and r. L. Baines, debt on an indemni..
flying bond.
c. w. Wright VS.. Town of Suffolk, in
assumpsit; continued on motion of the
PLAINTIFF on account of witnesses alb
sence.
v. e. Tench VS.. w. B. Ferguson &.
Co., debt on indemnifying bond; dis
missed.
Edgar Lawshe vs.. Joseph l.. Grimm.
dismissed on motion OF the plaintiff.
Emily Finch. administrator, VS.. Nor
folk and Carolina railroad; set for 18th.
A. Brinkley W.. Suffolk and Carolina
railroad: continued by consent
B. M. Bruce VS.. Paul D. Camp ct ais:
set for goth.
w. G. Saunders vs.. S. T. Ellis: con-
tinued till special term by consent.
S. Job Holland VS.. w. B. Pruden; set
for 18th.
Mill Creek Distirery Company VS.. M.
I. and T. ]. Saunders: dismissed on
motion of the plaintiff
L. w. Bradshaw VS.. Virginia Vau~hn,
in assumpsit: set for the 10Th.
w. r. Griffith vs. S. F. warrenton;
motion for Judgment for the plaintiff.
Amos Hall VS.. Southern Lumber Com
pany. notice of motion for Judgment:
dismissed on motion of the plaintiff
a. b. Cramer VS.. T. e. FELTON, ct ais
garnishment; dismissed on motion of
plaintiff.
AFTERNOON CARD CLUB.
The Tuesday Afternoon Card Club
had delightful meeting to-day with
| Miss May Skiles. in West End. The
girls played whist and euchre and liked
1T. The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Arthur Woodford. 100 Main street.
VIRGINS WINS.
j. M. Virgins, of Suffolk, wins his
suit against the Norfolk and Camden
Railroad Company. The arbitrator af-
ter many months and meetings, came
to an agreement in Norfolk to-day
or rather, two of them did Virgins
gets a decision for S2,459.97. He asked
for $40, 900. The arbitrators were George
L. Barton of Suffolk, for Virgins; ]. T.
Deal, for the railroad, and William A.
Wrenn. Mr.. Deal would not agree with
the others.
COMING MARRIAGE.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss ELLA Milteer. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. e. Milteer. Of Crittenden.
Va, to Mr.. A. Thomas Norfleet, of Suf-
Wednesday afternoon. April 10Th, at
o'clock. In Ebenezer Methodist Church.
Crittenden. Mr. and Mrs. Norneet will
be at homo at No. Pearl street. Suf-
folk after April 9th.
SHORT PERSONAL NOTES.
Misses Jessie and Ivy Nurney left
to-day for Portsmouth, where they will
tomorrow be bridesmaids at the Bus
by-Hutcheson double nuptials
Mr.. %. M. c. Quimby was taken i'll
yesterday and had to be carried home.
He Is still confined.
Postmaster L. P. Harper ie putting
the interior of the postofIice through
It's annual course Of cleaning and
| embarrassing.
Mr.. Augustus Spring left to-day for
Portsmouth to attend the obsequies Of
| q brother.
Mr.. Stewart Baker will leave in
| day OF two for Richmond, where he will
penitentiary.
| There will be match game of du-
| plicate whist Friday night between four
members OF the Suffolk Club and the
same number of Norfolk players. The
game will take place in Norfolk.
Messrs. a. S. Eley and II. E. Smith
| lett to-day for fishing trip to Lake
Drummond.
| One of Mr.. r. J.. Folks horses ran
| through several streets to-day and
frightened ladies and children.
Read ad about Dr. SteeIe's lecture for
the benefit of Providence NJ. e. Church
April IL. at City Hall Theatre. DR..
Steel Is lecturer of national renuta
| ton. and his recital of Home Life in
| Dixie During the War" is said to be
| beautiful
The time for sending In names of
Mayors and Councilmen to the Exec.
tive Committee. to be voted for in Mon
Gays primary. expires at S D. m. to-
| morrow Wednesdnu = - "