The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-26
In tho Cnurfa.

United States Circuit Co,ut.-The jury was
paid on yesterday and discharged for the
term.
choncey Courf.-Judge Barton, of Freder-
icksburg, who sits in special term. yesterday
afternoon. upon petition of j. Ran Tucker
trustee. granted an injunction restraining
Charles McCann. trustee. Mrs. =. V. McCourt
aud T.. c. Garrison high constable. from sell
ing or in any way disposing Of the stock Of
liquors, bar-room fixtures. etc, at No. 500
east Broad street Palace Hotel.
- trustee Tucker Is directed TO sell the same
without delay and deposit the proceeds in
hank to the credit Of the court until the prior
ity OF the claims against the property can be
ascertaned.
The bill filed in the case sets forth the fol-
lowing. In November last William SnellIngs
executed a deed of trust TO j. Randolph
Tucker on the property in question, to secure
the Live Oak Distillery Company, of Cincn-
natl, for 81. 900 On April %, 1891, Snellings
made an assignment to secure certain credl-
tors subsequently Mrs. McCourt: through
Charles Mccain. her trustee, had the proper
ty attached for rent due her.
Judge Barton yesterday entered fifteen de
crees. nearly all confirming sales of property.
One of the DEGREES covers thirty pages.
The will of Helen }. King was admitted TO
probate Yesterday, but there was no quallhca-
ton upon the estate. which is valued at II, 300.
Cly Circuit C0i0t.-ln the suit OF A. w.
Crenshaw and others against T. X. Wyle5 q
Go. verdict was rendered yesterday by the
jury for sos and judgment by the court IN
accordance with the verdict.
In the suit of William Doolittle against the
same there was verdict and judgment for
s5l.A.
In the suit Of Gates & Brown against J. f.
Newell there was verdict and judgment for
s2js.l4.
Suit was instituted by f. l.. Shaw & Co.
against the Davis Shoe Company. Action Of
assumpsit. Damages $4,000. Attachments
were sued ont and served on A. G.. Sheppard
and W. W. Moses.
HenJio0 Comfy Court This court was in
session a short time yesterday and after some
routine business adjourned for the term.
T0lice Cotuf About forty cases were on the
docket Yesterday morning but with the ex-
ceptiOn OF half dozen all were charged with
being drunk and disorderly. About half
dozen white and colored boys were fined Il
each for throwing rocks in the street.
The cases Of Motorman Lewis Williams and
Driver j. W. Weimer. who figured IN the col
hsion Friday night, were fixed for next We'd
nesday.
John Currie was fined $40 and, costs for
beating Maudy Taylor.
Robert Jackson (cOlored) was committed
TO jail to await commission OF lunacy.
John Pray, James Gray Peter Morris
James Shea and Arthur Turner, drunk and
disorderly Fined 70 each.
Joseph ROuZe and Robert Banks, drunk.
Fined y. 80 and cost.
Emma Miller, j. II. Shelly. William St
John and John Housenan. drunk. Fined g
each.
Heqr'co Comfy Couri.-A petition has been
presented asking that William II. Sands be
summoned to answer for contempt of court
for not placing on the registration books the
names of certain persons, as ordered by the
court.
Mr. Sands claims that he has resigned, and
wa, not registrar at the time the order of tho
court was given. The petitioners allege that
Mr. Sands is de facto registrar until his sue
cessor qualities, and as such should register
The rejected persons. whose right to register
was confined by the county Judge The
case will be hcard.at the next term Of the
court