The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-07

CHANCERY COURT Of RICHMOND, Mon.
DAT-Judge E. II. Fitzhugh presiding.-
The following cases were disposed of:
MOTIFS administrator as. Wall, &c. De
cree confirming reports OF commissioner OF
sale, &C., and providing for distribution OF
the fund on hand.
Carter, trustee, Us. Selden, &c. Decree
confirming report OF commissioner, and
providing for investment OF part Of fund
in rebuilding house, as in said decree sci
forth.
Somers Us. Spilman, &c. Decree making
final disposition OF all matters in contro-
versy IN the cause.
Elicit, &C., Us. Burke, &c. Decree au.
thorizing purchaser to anticipate term OF
payment of deferred instalments, and di
recting a deed to be made when the pur'
chase-money is fully paid.
Corbin, &C., Us. Mills, sc. Decree on pc
tition of N. n. Blair referring cause to
commissioner for inquiry and report.
Gray Us. Woods, &c. Decree confirming
report OF commissioner, and directing
deeds to be made to purchasers who have
paid in full.
Meyers's Administrative Us. Meyers's ex.
ecutriX, &C.; Meyers, by, &C., as. same
Decree making final disposition OF all mat
ters in controversy in these causes.
Beveridge, &C., Us. Beveridge, &C.; same
Us. same. Decree on petition Of Beverldge,
trustee, referring causes to q commissioner
for inquiry and report:
POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Police- Justict
Joseph j. White presiding.-The following
parties were fined: Thomas Cokes COLOR
ed), So for assaulting Samuel Criss with
stick; Alexander Roots (colored), 81 fol
assaulting Otto Hollis with rocks; Sallle
Tyree (white), S. for using improper Ian:
guage in the street; Thomas Purcell
(white), So for fighting James Temple in
the street; F. Archer (colored), 81 fol
using profane language; Harry White, Ran.
dolph Turner, John Conway, William John.
son, Joseph Strange, Mary A. Hill, and
Maggie Pitman (colored), 81 each for ere
atinga disturbance; Wilson Nash (colored),
50 for being drunk and disorderly; Peter
Newly (colored), 50 for creating disturb
ance in the street; Richard Scott, hiram
Freeman, David Morris, W. j. Epps, Q. a.
Banks, Jack Vaughan, William Cole, Philip
Smith, Charles Martin, William Jackson
Lee jackson, Jackson Blann, John Allen,
NJ. Tyree, Thomas 81. Anderson, James
Willis, james Berkeley, James Storrs,
samuel CrlSS, JACK EpES (all youHS eoIoI Gu
men), charged with assaulting Otto Hollis
IA young white boy) at Bacon's Quarter
branch, were fined 81 each; George John
son and A. Fauntleroy (coloredl, for being
disorderly, 81 each; David Butler, 81 so for
cursing and abusing G. B. Bull; Edward
Toran, s5 for assaulting and beating Maria
Walker.
Virginia Stewart was sent to jail in de-
fault of surety to be Of good behavior.
Martha Jane Bell (colored), disorderly
character, was sent to jail.
Edward Clark, charged with stealing
about SIS from BI. c. johnson, was sent on
to the grand jury. The parties were here
attending the Fair and selling prize-candy
or something of the sort. The money was
taken out of tent at the FAIRGROUNDS Sat
urday night.
William Washington (colored), charged
with stealing one basket Of merchandise OF
the yalne OF 81, the property OF L. Branch,
was sent to Jail for four months. J
Mary Robinson (c0lored), charged with
trespassing upon the premises OF Mary
Watkins and behaving badly, was sent to
Jail for sixty days.
Aaron Berry (colored), charged with
stealing articles Of wearing apparel from
the Second Baptist church, was sent to jail
for thirty days.