Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27

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who, was fatally injured by train Of
the defendant company. has been COM
promised. The railroad company, it is
said. will pay 5000 damages. which will
go to Kirkland J. Lambert, son of the
deceased.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The following transfers of property
were admitted to record in the clerks
office yesterday:
Hubbard 6 Heath. special commits
stcners, to James T. Nottingham, two
lots fronting 1874 feet each on the west
side of Charlotte street; lot fronting %
feet on the south side of Victoria
street; five lots fronting % feet each on
the west side of Charles street and two
lots fronting 1871 feet on the north side
of Calvert street; s2,205.
J. NJ Keeling. attorney in fact, to
Mrs. l.. A. Shield. three lots fronting
% feet each on the south side of Olney
road, Rlbble Place; $4,000.
The Norfolk Hebrew and English Lit
erary Institute to trustee for Ohef Sho-
lem Temple, lot with improvements
fronting 90. feet on the east side of
Church street, and lot fronting 100 feet
on the south side of Frecmason street,
1874 feet east of CRANKY street; S..
II IL fOLlCE COOltl J. I'D IEdDAI.
The case of the young white man OF
Brambleton Ward, who Is charged with
assaulting n Chinaman of that ward
some time ago, was again called in the
Police Court yesterday and continued
until to-day This Is the third attempt
made to dispose OF the case. and the
court says it will certainly not grant
another continuance. The absence Of
Mr., Thomas H.Willcox, attorney for Fo-
Garty, was the cause OF the case be-
ing continued until to-day.
IemyN Ross, colorcd. caught his
sweet healt talking with another man
Thursday night, and he boxed her jaws
and knocked her down. He did not de-
ny his guilt in court yesterday morn
ing and he was fined $3.50 and costs.
AS he was leaving the court some one
shouted "Why don't you get a lady of
your own?"
Walter Gustus. negro charged with
housebreaking aid robbery, was COM
United to jail for ten days In order to
give the police time to collect evidence
against him.
William Sykes. colored. was fined So
and costs for stealing "a watch from
James Clark. also colored. The watch
was pawned by Gustus. but has been
recovered by the police.
THE LIBELED VENETIA.
The British steamship VeEetia, which
has been libeled here for total sum
Of $4,000 by the owners OF the ocean
tugs Stella and Robert Clark, of Sabine
Pass, Tex, both of which, 1t Is claimed,
saved the vessel from wrecking on the
Sabine Banks, in the Gulf stream about
two weeks ago, is preparing to sail for
Hamburg as soon as the matters Incl
dental 10 her bonding in the sum OF
sac, 900, with the National Security Com
pany of New York, rs surety, are
closed.
Dispositions for the defense were
taken before D, S. Phlegar, notary, at
tho office of Hughes & Little yesterday,
The evidence of Captain Hutchinson
and members of the steamships crew
was taken for use in the trial before
Judge Waddill. Mr.. Il. NJ. Hughes APP
pcared yesterday FOR the ship. and
Messrs. n S. Garnett and Floyd Hughes
for the libellants in the case. Mr..
Wynferse, OF Ntw uTk, Of U0fIiissgf Tor
the Venetia, has returned home.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the United States Court yesterday
4 petition in bankruptcy was filed by
7. Brenner. of this city, through P. J..
Norris. counsel Petitioners liabilities
are $3.50 with no assets. His creditors
are in Baltimore, Pittsburg, New York
and Bluelield, w. Va.
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