The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-04
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Selcw,ck's curator against Taylor and
Others From the Chancery Court of
the cily of Richmond Affirmed Judge
Lewis delivering the opinion.
smith and Wimsatt against Chiffon
From the Circuit Court of NOrhumber
hud county Affirmed, Judge Lewis de-
livering the Opiuion.
Supervisors of llcnrico.c0uuty against
Nagrudcr From the Cncuit Couu of
Henrico county Reversed, Judge Lewis
delivering the opinion.
Muler's administrator against stone
and others. From the Circuit Court Of
Fauquier county. Affirmed, Judge Lewis
delivering the opinion.
Stuttz and others against lngles. From
the Corporation Court of Danyille AZ
frmed, Judge Lacy delivering the opin-
ion
Norfolk d Western Railroad Company
against Jacksnn's administrator From
the Circuit Court of DinN iddi" county.
Affirmed, Judge acv delivering the
opinion, Judge Fauntl,roy delivering o
dissenting opinion.
Earlest0n against DrnsmoTc / Kyle.
From the Circuit Court OF Henry county.
Affirmed, Judge Lacy delivering The
opinion
Foley against Harrison From the
Circuit Court of Prince William county.
Affirmed Judge Lacy delivering Tie
opinion. Judge Hinton dissenting.
Davis against city of Lynchburg. From
the Corporation Count Of the city Of
Lyochburg Affirmed Judge Lacy de
liverinG the opinion.
Iiodnett's administrator against PAGES
administrator From the Corporation
Court of Danyille Reversed, Judge
Fauntleroy delivering the opinion.
Roberts against Whitehead Rehear
ing denied, and decree certified forth
with
Todd against Gallego Mills Manufac-
turing Company. Decree certified.
Gresham against leiirics, Judge, and
others Rule uiQi awarded 10 show cause
why writ Of prohibition shall not be
awarded relurnab'e 10 10Th of May, 1883.
Police Notes.
About midnight "Wednesday night vii
liam Tavlor negro, went into the bar
room Of r.. \ Paul eX Governor Cam
eron's messenger, on Seventh street,
opposite The ArmOrv, a barroOm which
has hren the scene of numerous disorder,
and bought some drinks. He did not
nav for them \ dispute arose between
The barkecper and Taylor Paul from
the back room heard the quarrel, and
coming out. with the assistance of others, /
pui TAYLOR ont of the bar telling him
br would give him the drinks \ fght |
cnsucd. I'm which Pau was badly handled. !
In the street Taylor attempted 10 return |
to the bar. when Paul took from the !
showcase revolver and pointed il at
TAYLOR. Some one caught the revolver
as the trigger was drawn, and it went Of
the bullet going where no one has yet |
been able TO discover
TAYLOR was fined - and costs, and |
Paul was sent on To The grand jury, Civ
ing bail for his appearance.
Samuel Lipscomb, "A negro, was
charged with throwing stones in the |
street This case Justice Richardson |
until next Tuesday
William Robinson. alias jefferson, "a
negro, was fined IS for attempting to cut |
Pro.ser Taylor with razor.
Thomas Reed, "a negro, was charged |
with beating Henry Finkc on the street.
lie was fined s. and costs.
Priscilla Cooper, the negro who stole |
Sl3 from Margaret Bayley, was found |
guilty aud sent to jail for thirty days.
\ number of triling cases were dis
missed by Justice Richardson.
\ De>crtcr Arrested.
Lewis Lambert, "a white man and well |
known in RichmOnf entered in the |
United states Arr .oout eighteen |
months ago He was stationed with the
artillery service at Fortress Monroe, and
a few davs ago deserted. News of the
fact was given 10 the Off ers of the First
poiice station. and yesterday Policemen
Ker,c andiBuller arrested and lodged him
i'm the station house. The Chief Of the
Police for e. was informed and arrange
ments were made with the United States
authorities by which Lambert was sent
back in custody to Fortress Monroe yes
terday evening
The Seventh Annual Session of the