The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
IN TEMPLES OF JUSTICE.
A Wite-Beater and Three DRINKS Appear
SOlsmnIy Before Justice John.
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT COURTS.
Pence and Henpincs Does Not Exist in Some
EamiIies-Judgments Rendere" III tho
Circuit Courf-Other Notes.

the Toll-cali, ana tNelr cases were u'sy'oNN, y"
as smoothly as an independent candidale 10
| fore q Democratic caucus
Thomas ID. Ryan, white citizen whose
early life was evidently passed about the pre-
cincts of tho Barney stone was charged Will
assaulting and threatening the lie OF his law
ful wife. Elizabeth Ryan
Thomas WAS evidently man Of tho Tin
| Healy style. who sought home rule mostly
for personal purposes. and Elizabeth did moi
seem to reflect much Of the Augustan age al
home but who seemed 10 do the best she
could
There was something inexpressibly sweet
about the recital OF the early married lie OF
Thomas and Elizabeth. and all OF the senti-
ment of Irish prose and poetry was thrown 10
like coal into a cellar until nothing was left
save the conclusion that ike the
Goals the flames OF fondness had
degenerated into ashes. Elizabeth looked
regretful when she saw that Thomas
was being called upon % d.sgorge r I'D OF their
savings as his fine. sum sufficient 10 haze
brought Santa Claus down two cbimneys at
once and made the festival a great occasion
for the Ryan family.
Joseph Sweeny (white) halls from Charles
| City county. lie was charged with being
| drunk and Gid not deny the charge, Joseph
did not state whether ne was "A captltUte Tor
the superntendency of the penitentiary OF
the prospective railroad commission, but he
was making a good start 90 get something
and paid his fine of y and continued his can
| yass.
l.. VI. Farrs was also fined for being drunk
| Mr. farris Is a druggist. but wisely lett the
store before he got chance 70 substitute
Paris green for calomel or a few grains OF
strychnine for dose of quinine
James Anderson, the only colOred man
! charged with otense yesterday, was also fined
p for being drunk
The roomy galleries of the House and Sen
/ az 4
| the audience of Justice John and the assem-
! bly, Yesterday was rs small and sad looking as
! "A contingent ~ paupers funeral OF the
/ congregation at temperance lecture in
! Rockets.
Cimeery Cont An injunction was granted
| Yesterday ly Judge Leake 20 NJ. 4. ~.
| Archer. IN accordance with the prayer of ms
| bill. enioining AID restraining l.. r.. Brown
trustee his agent and attorney. from selling
| transferring. or IN any manner dlspOslng Of
the real estate. &c. in the bill mentioned
until the further order Of the court The In
junction was granted after the plaintl bad
given 900 bond to pav all costs aud damages
which may be awarded against him should
this injunction he dissolved
The bill on which tie injunction was grant
ed sets forth that Mr. Archer for years past
has been and Is now the owner az certain
property on the north side of Franklin be-
streets
On March p. 1887. BIr. Archer and his wife
conveyed the property I'M question 10 James
). Elan. trustee. 70 secure the payment az
his two notes, one for y $50 and the other for
$50, both payable twelve months after date
at the Planters National Bank If this city.
On December l, 1850 Mr.. Archer and his wife
also conveyed the same property % j. j..
Brown, trustee. TO secure % ". . DashieN
the payment of $1,000 on a note due four
months alter date at the Planters National
Bank
Mr.. Archer failing 10 pay the notes Mr.
flam sold the property n April $780, on
public auction. TO w. = Dashiell for the sum
OF -. 200. No deed Of conveyance was made
at the time for the reason that Mr. Archer
agreed, at the instance Of W. s. Dashisu. %
retain the title and possession OF the property
by Transferring the loan and executing new
need OF trust 10 secure the payment OF the
sum OF $500. Dashiell agreeing 10 cancel the
former debt by paving the notes then overdue
In accordance with the agreement Mr.
Arcner gave two notes Of FL. $50 each. payable
at the Planters National Bank twelve months
after date. and IN order ~ secure the notes
be and his wife on April ~. 1850. transferred
the same property 70 l.. j.. Brown, trustee.
About the time OF the maturity of these
two notes Mr. Archer renewed one e them no
the request of Dashiel. who said that he had
destroyed the original note
The first deed of trust had been released ly
j. Is. Elan. trustee but tho second deed On
j.. T.. Brown, trustee, t. secure the payment
OF a note Tor 800. has not been released al !
though that note was included in the TWO 0f /
Sl,l50 each. rs delivered 70 DashieI. Mr. /
Archer has been Informed and believes that /
the note for 200 and another for q $50 are |
now n the possession OF j. Parker Dashiel. /
the brother Of ". s. Dashiell. while thore are /
in the possession of tho Planters National /
Bank two notes for $3.50 each and also in +
the possession OF the Merchants and |
Planters Bank two other notes for 5l.7.O /
EACH and IN the possession or Is. W. Nelson /
two other notes tor sl75O each. aggregatinc /
the sum Of ~ 75O, al purpoltng to have /
cen made by Mr.. Archer and secured hy the +
deed mentioned above. while the actual /
amount due is only $500.
Mr.. Archer claims that all notes for sum 4
exceeding that amount have either been paid |
10y renewal or are false and forged notes
At the request of n. W. Nelson, the holder !
Of one OF the notes for $50. Mr. L. H. !
Brown. trustee has advertised the property
IN question 20 be- sold at public auction on De-
cember g. 1891, at 4 = NJ Under these circum-
stances Mr. Archer asked that !. Parker Da /
shell, the Planters National Bank the Nor
chants and Planters Savings Bank. n. w.
Nelson. ". $. Dashiell and 4. h. Brown le
made parties defendant to tho bill, and that
the disposing and arranging of the property
be prohibited until further order OF tho
court.
Littleton Fitzgerald qualified before Charles
". Goddin clerk Of the chaucery court. as
executor of the last will aud testament Of
Salie b. Fitzgerald deceased. his mother.
The estate involved is valued at So. 100.
city Circuit Court in the case a. c. Becker
against Joseph ". Thomas. the Jury having
partly heard the evidence wero again adj
journed until tomorrow morning at 10
O'clock.
W. F. Montague against Bette Hockstad.
ter. trading as, etc. jury sworn and having
heard the evidence. etc. returned verdict for
plaintiff for $780, Motion Of defendant TO
set verdict aside and time taken % consider.
The following suit was instituted War
rem =. Loss against Preston Belyin and W. H.
Curtis. Action for debt OF s2JO250
Supreme Cont of 4 ppe0's.- Commercial
Union Assurance Company against Ever
harts administrator Further argued by
Marshall Mccormick ESQ. for defendant IN
error and Judge W. r. Staples tor plaintil
N error and submitted.
Fowler against Hess. Argued by G. J..
Scott, Esq, for appellant and submitted
Association Gatherings.
The meeting for boys will be held to-mor
-ow afternoon at o'clock as usual IN tho