Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14

inc Court appointed John L. CutChin
as guardian OF Elnora Vaughan and
CHARLES Vaughan, they being under II
years old. ana children of John b.
vaughan. deceased. The guardian
furnished bond in $500. with Or 4. H.
bArnes and J. O. Cutchin as securities
The retail liquor license standing in
j. I. Ford's name was transferred to
~. q. PriVott and T.. O. Butler trading
as Privott * Butler
CORNELIUS HALLS WILL.
The will of the late Cornelius Hall. a
well-known educator. was prnha. 81
His reiic;, Mrs. Martha $. Hall. quail
ned as eNecu'riN, but in pursuance Of a
clause IN the will no surety WAS re-
CURED. Here are some of the pro-
Visions:
LIST. After all debts are paid the farm
on which the decedent died. together
with all stock, crops. furniture. chat
Tel property. etc. goes to the widow
during her natural life time. Provided.
lhoush' II she marry again she only re
ccives dover right
I'd. All other property is to be turned
INTO cash and divided equally among
the children, but some OF the children
nave received money for educational
ana other purposes and these amounts
are to be deducted from their respective
shares: Robert. $500: Viola. 5000: Ar
note for $3.50. If however. their shares
are not enough to pay the above then
there shall remain no claim against
these children for amounts received al
ready.
Sd. At the widows death or marriage
me property that reverts back must he
divided equally among the children.
provided the amounts previously drawn
nave been settled.
4th Mrs. Martha s. Hall is appointed
eNecutrIX without security.
RMS last Will and testament was
written January %. 1895 in the de-
ceased's own chirography. There were
II" witnesses to the signature.
UP AGAINST THE real. THING.
Major Savage sawed wood as long
us ne had any. and when the speed cot
700 nigh for lack OF resistance Savage
lei ON the wheel of steel ana tvn fin.
gers-thc index and middle of The inft
hand-were cut. Two other fingers
were badly cut. DR.. John T.. Phlllius
dressed the places.
GONE TO BALTIMORE.
Messrs. Frank 7. Jones ana G. C..
Cohoon left to-day for Baltimore to ms.
cioth hing for NJ. Jones * So
MI; y. Lehman left for Baltimore
on the afternoon train to buy goods
for himself
o"t'Iouole L. w. Jordon, who had
prrm His!ilng his family in Suffolk,
started 10 Baltimore to-day.
MISS SUMMERS FUNERAL
"A Dig crowd of persons went to HOLY
Neck Christian Church Sunday to Mt
.cnd Inc funeral of Miss Euln sum-
tieF' me services We're conducted bv
iteN. n. q. Newman. Of Franklin. The
ihterment was in the family burvinn
ground of Mr. Kelly Rawles. Miss
summers parents ana grandfather were
o"r!eu therc within the past few years.
COME AND GO PARAGRAPHS
travelling Freight Agent j. II. Flvtho
OF the Seaboard Air Line has con.
Guided Il visit to friends in Suffolk.
me colored people had a bg hanouet
tonight at Hodges Ferry. \ few went
from Suffolk.
Oyster Inspector Reps Williamson
was in Suffolk to-day. He is now
winding up the seasons business win
the men who buy licenses.
Mr.. sam Fink rescued a young lady
from danger at the SeaDoard depot this
afternoon She had boarded the train
TO say goodbye and didn't get off TN
the train was going. Mr. Fink pre-
vented Il heavy fail by catching her.
schooner William II. Davidson ar
rived today from Norfolk to lond
lumber
Mir. y. II. Cobb. one of The proprietors
of the Suffolk Knitting Mills. left TO-
day for a business visit to New yorL
Mr.. Willie sutton. of Norfolk. nassed
sunday with his father, on Kilby street
Suffolk. =
Joseph Tynes. 90. ana Mary Thomas
Joe. aged 20. colored. were married in
Suffolk Sunday
Hon. c. W. Lassitcr. Of Washington.