The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09

ChauCcrv C0lDf.-Thc charter of the Bank
ers' Loan and Investment COmpany was filed
in the clerks Office Yesterday. The man OF
nee of tine concern lis at J6 Wall steeet, New
York. and It's officers for the present year are
the following: Sias W. Burt, president vii
liam Potts. first vice-president. John A. Rich
ardson. second vice-president Galen n. Coon,
secretary. Henry ID. Hotchkiss, counsel; >. Il.
Baldwin. treasurer
Mr.. ugene Massey, Of this city. has been
appointed attorney for the company 10 LOOK
cfter their interest IN Virginia.
The stock Of the company shall consist OF
shares of the maturity or par value of one
hundred dOilar- each. Tho total number Of
shares of stock outstanding at any one time
shall not exceed one million.
Judge cake Will to-day adjourn the Irregular
term of the court.
Judge Barton. OF Fredericksburg will open
q SPECIAL term within few days. probably
on Monday.
Edward Wade yesterday qualified as al
ministratoT G. L. A. of John W. Drake de
ceased. The estate is valued at $1,000.
H,s1pgs Court Fanny Smith who was
charged with assaulting Sam Lewis with a
knife. was tried and acquitted
BENJAMIN Harris alias Beverly Lewis. was
convicted yesterday OF breaking into the house
OF William Entrumann He WAS sent to the
penitentiary for three years
Samuel Brown was convicted Of breaking
into the house of Lucy Jefferson. BE had
T. 20 10 the penitcnt iary for two wears
Henry Stokes had to go to jail for twelve
months and pay s. fine and cost for breaking
into tie house of Charles l.. Todd.
On July 18th the case of Lewis Booker IS
set for trial. but il is possible that contnu-
unce will be asked for but It is thought that
the Commonwealth will insist upon a-speody
trial.
j. A. Pattie who is charged with forgery,
will also be tried this month. Tie develop
ments in bis case are said to be very interest
ing.
John c. Kinker, who was fined for selling
liquor on Sunday. has taken an appeal from
the decision Of Police Justice Crutchheld and
his case will come up for trial IN few days.
He takes the ground that he only furnished
drinks to an incorporated club. The case IS a
test one and the methods of AL the clubs IN
this city IA regard 10 the selling OF liquor on
the Sabbath day will DO looked into.
Two other cases If interest are those OF two
little boys charged with burglary and rob
berry. and the question ID then instances Will
be What can be done with children under
fourteen years Of age who are charged with
such grave Cfense:
CihI C,rci,n Co,af.-In the suit Of James
W Tufts against Frederick Tunniclihe Il Go.
a verdict was given for the plaintiff for one
saltwater apparatus and fixtures, and 80
damages allowed.
suit was instituted by James j. Reitz
against T.. l.. Hewitt. Assumpsit. Damages
$40
PoYce Court. w. r. Rice James Robinson.
A. Philips and w Blair were fined $3.50 and
4. +. Quay IS and cost.
Charles Phillips Ind to answer three
charges. being disorderly and firing q pistol.
carrying concealed weapons and resisting the
police
His fines were as follows: IS and cost for
beng disoTdery and $50 and cost tor carry
ing concealed weapons. On the charge OF
resisting the police he was sent on to the
uustings Court. security WAS required OF W.
L. Cornell