The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-06

lupt: Ordered that the injunction Of Dis
trict Court be dissolved; that the order Of
the register, SO far as it allowed to the bank
rupt an exemption of $4,000, be annulled; !;
that this cause be remandcd to the District
Court for proper proceedings under this de-
cison.
The following cases were dismissed: James
4. Terry rs. B. K. Fleming's estate; John
l.. Van Horn rS. John L. Seawell, commis-
sioner, and ais.
The court adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
when the bench will be occupied
by ChiefJustce Waite and Judge Bond.
USITsD STATES DISTRICT Court, TUEs-
DAY.-Judge 10. ". Hughes spresiding.-The
business was disposed Of:
In the matter of Mary b. Wright. bank
rupt: Ordered that so much Of order of
74th Of April requiring the sum OF 1853 to
be exempted for benefit of said bankrupt bo
she having departed this life.
In the matter of John Allen, bankrupt:
Ordered that w. II. Ailderdice, assignee,
pay to bankrupt S41460 in full of specific
exemption of $500. Also, that the assignee
deed to bankrupt his real estate purchased
by him, the same not exceeding in value the
due him by reason Of homestead ex-
In the matter OF Thomas P. Towles: Or
der for creditors meeting to show cause why
bankrupt'S real estate should not be sold.
In the matter of George Duggins, bank
rupt: Upon petition Of William A. Detrick
and Jacob L. Deitrick, executors of William
4. Deitrick, deceased, ordered that Turner
Atkinson be appointed assignee In place Of
John S. Saunders, deceased, and that said
Atkinson convey to executors OF W. A. Del
trick. deceased, 127 acres Of land in the pro-
ceedings mentioned.
In the matter OF Armistead e. Peek, bank.
rupts: Ordered that certain compromise
made between K. +. Morris and the assignee
be cancelled; that Morris return the receipt
taken therefor to the assignee, and the as
signee return the money paid him to Nor.
ris.
In the matter Of Edith Jones, bankrupt
Upon payment of costs to tie made, ordered
that all proceedings in bankruptcy against
Edith Jones be annuled.
In the matter of Andrew Cornwell, bank
rupt:- Ordered that the sale Of land in
Clarke county made on the 18th Of April
1874, by order of this court, be set aside, and
that same be resold by the trustee.
In the matter Of James NJ. Carneal. bank.
rupt: Ordered that an offer Of $500 fol
bankrupt's chooses in action be accepted.
In the matter of Francis Martin: Injunc-
ton restraining the Sheriff of Richmond
and George Carr from collecting the execu-
ton on attachment mentioned in bill of
assignee.
In the matter Of W. G. R. Frayzier
bankrupt: Order dsmissing the petition OF
E. g. H. T.. Anthony and directing the First
National Bank to deliver to executrix OF T.
B. Starke two notes of 81 900 each deposited
in said bank by assignee.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning
CHAscERY CoURr OF RIcHuoND-Judge E.
Fl. FStshugh.-The following cases were dis
posed Of yesterday:
Cullen us. Adams, &C.: Decree makine
final adjustment of the matter in controversy
and directing commissioner to convey tht
property therein mentioned to the defend
ants, S. H. & j. F. Adams, and to take deco
OF trust to secure the balance found 10 bt
due, with interest.
Richards ps. Richards, &C.: Decree direct
ing deed to purchaser, who has paid In full
and providing for distribution and invest
ment of the fund.
Barrett's administrator us. Barrett's lega
tees, &C.: Decree confirming report Of Com
missioner William j. Hughson SIS to expen
diture Of fund for building purposes, and AL
tnoriZing the isvestmens Of residue of funt
in additional building.
Harrison, &C., rs. Caskie, &C.: Opinion o
court oyerruling exceptions and confirming
report of commissioner. Decree ordered &C
cordingly. ;.
Goddin, &c, Us. Andrews, &C.: Decree II
conformity with the opinion OF the cour
overrulipg exceptions and confirming repor
of commissioner, and directing other &C
counts to be taken by commissioner.
Do1sGs OF TIE HUsT1Nas COURT YESTERDAY
The Hastings Court yesterday disposed O
six iury-cases, that of Thomas Collier, men
toned elsewhere, and the five following:
Louis Davis, charged with breaking anc
entering the house OF Valentine Heckler
guilty, and his term assessed at five years IL
the penitentiary. In the other two cases, one
for aiding in the assault Of policeman Hob
son, noiLe a,~osequt was entered.
Henry Holden, for breaking and entering
the carpenter-shop Of Green & Allen guilty
and sentenced TO Jail and labor for three
months.
William johnson, for breaking and enter,
ing the Danvil,e Railroad Company's depot,
was found guilty and sent to the penitentiary
for one year.
George Coleman. for breaking and enter.
ing the hen-house of. B. Powers, was found
guilty and his Punishment assessed ct con-
6nement and Iubor in the city Jail for six
months.
gobn $. Coots, charged with breaking and
entering Jennie Henderson's sdwelling-house,
was found guilty and sent to Jail and chain
gang for three months.
RoL,Cs Court, TuEspAY-Justsce Wh'te.
The case of William Il. Cronie, charged
with an assault upon Isaac Green, was con-
tinued until Wednesday.
Adolphus Cook and Agnes Whltheid
were fined for being drunk ana
ou the streets.
Tobias Eacho, guilty OF trespass upon the
premises of james 3. McAuley, aud threat
ening to kill him, was placed under bonds
to keep the peace for six months.
THOMAS COLLIER, THE ASSASSIN, SENT TO
TIE PgNITENTIARy FOB TEN YEARs.-Thomas
Collier, the man who assaulted and shot po-
iceman Hobson some time ago, was yester-
lay arraigned, tried, and found guilty OF
shooting the officer above named, ana his
punishment assessed at ten years in The stare
In the other two cases agalns1
;olller nolls prospQus was entered.
Collier having already served one term in
he penitentiary will have five years added
Q his present term.