Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-20
NEWS FROM RICHMOND AND OTHER PARTS OF VIRGINIA.

$500 VAA"'"V, IL OcDC 1llcScd 10 nave
peen contracted by her husband, the
late John Il. Vaughan. as her agent
Inc attorneys We're: J. L.. AIcIeinore
ana ,. -. Everett, for the plaintiff. and
Judge X. III. Rawles, for the defendant
Io-morrow the suit of b. NJ. Bruce
VS.: Paui ID. Camp. ct ais, for Sc, 900,
Will be argued. That Is the amount of
an indemnifying bond put up by the
oe1endantS in case before the Court
of Appeals.
YACHT CLUB CELEBRATION.
The annual celebration of the Sleepy
Hole Yachting Club will come off to-
morrow at Grange Hall. Driver. There
VIII be q big fish fry and oyster roast
and many other good things. The hours
are from . to 4.
The following are the clubs latest Of
iicers, reported to me to-day: Reps.
Williamson. president; w. n. Harrcll,
vice president; Walter Jordan, treas
urer; f. NJ. Arthur. secretary. DR..
Thomas Fl. Barnes is expected to be
toast-master. Several persons from
Suffolk will attend.
DEPOSED FOR YOUNG.
Eight leading Democrats from vari-
Gus parts of Nansemond county to-day
went on the stand and deposed before
Notary ]. Walter Hosier concerning
the conduct of the Congressional cleo
ton last November. They testified in
behalf of Congressman Elect William
A. Young. contestee in the Wise-Young
contest. They were: j. Il. West c. II.
Mnton, w. S. n. Wright. Il. C. Ramsey.
j. Oliver Cutchin. S. T. Ellis. Frank
e. Parker, 4. w. Ballard.
AS only limited number OF depo-
nents Will be put up for Mr.. Young
the hearing will be through here in q
few days.
REALTY TRANSFERS.
G. L. Parker, of Bertie county, NJ c.,
to L. Johnson, of Nansemond county,
Va. SO acres in Nansemond; sl25.
John Holland to Leila c. Wintheer.
four acres in Holy Neck district; S12.
Fortune Johnson. of Nansemond, to
the Camp Manufacturing Company, n
corporation of Isle of Wight county,
timber over twelve inches at the stump
on the George Russell tract; S25.
WORTHY OF HELP.
The old vets are having n great feast
In Armory Hall. 1t will close Friday
night at midnight Good things TO eat
can be had from S to Il each evening.
About % girl Ministries will give Il BEN
eft entertainment at City Hall Theatre
Friday. The proceeds will help Con-
federatc Veterans.
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.
Miss Daisy Nurney will manage n
good amateur show for the benefit of
the Presbyterian Church. 1t will come
off In May.
Councilman G. w. Truitt is recover
ing from his late severe illness.
Tickets for the Veterans Minstrel
Benefit Show can be had at Stewards
drug store.
Messrs. w. II. Burke and II. H.
Roche. of Hampton. were in town to-
day.
There were prayer services in the
several churches tonight.
Mrs. Henry Croll, of Saginaw, Mich,
came tonight to see her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson.
Welcome Lodge No. so. x. of p.
will take supper in body at the old
Vets feast tomorrow night.
Mrs. c. II Ward left to-day for
Washington. D. c.. to visit her sister,
Mrs. Grace Odell. who Is i'll.
Mr. II. l.. Barnes. of Richmond, Va,
was in Suffolk to-day
Mr. J. Milo Mcneil. concluding a WIS.,
1t to relatives in Suffolk, left to-day for
his home in Portsmouth.
DR.. S. A. Steele, who had a fainting
spell last night while lecturing, was
better to-day. He was the guest OF
Rev. William T. Green. pastor of the
Main Street Methodist Church.
Miss Annie Nurney Is visiting in
Portsmouth.