The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-05
IN THE COURTS
Charged with Diamond stesiing-Chs-
root Case, &c.

with stealing diamonds ana oiheI Je"ehs
from. several jewelry stores. Convicted In
the Police Court and sentenced 10 jail Tor
eighteen months. On an appeal yesterday
he WAS given nine months. There were
three charges against him, and he received
three months for each case.
Robert h. Coleman (COlorud), assault on
ROYAL Racks. Three months IN AL.
Yesterday was the time set for the consid-
ering Of the rule issued against James X.
hudson, proprietor OF the Casino, to show
cause why his license should not be revoked
for keeping disOrderlY house. Mr.. George
L. Haw, counsel for Hudson, being absent,
the-case was continued unit Friday.
The rule was issued as the.Outcome OF the
cock light, 10 which The TINES called at
tentiOn the day afterwards. MIR. Hudson's
closing of the Casino does not end the case
in the court, inasmuch as he is still In the
possession of the lice Sc, for which he has
got to appear 10 give valid reasons why II
should not be taken away from him.
Chance5y esterday Mr.. j..
Whitlock filed papers asking Judge Leake
tO grant an Injunction restraining III. ROs-
enberg and Mark \. Toney 4 60. from
selling a cheroOt which Mr.. WhItlOck
claims is a spurious imitation Of the "Old
Virginia Chev0ts," Manufactured by him
self The bin states that on October l.,
1881, the Chancery Court granted an lnjunc-
ton restraining II. Rosenberg from the
manufacture aud sale OF the ''Old Carolisa
CherOOts" because he was infringing upon
the patent right of the "Old Virginia Che
roots" The case was removed TO the Unit
ed states Circuit Court for the Eastern
District Of Virginia, and the injunction
was made perpetual.
The bill says Notwithstanding an inlunc-
ton II. Rosenberg is manufacturing cne-
roots which is a spurious imitation OF the
| .Old Virginia CherOOts"; that the boxes
used by +. WnitlOck are initiated by ROsen-
| berg and are labelled Genuine Virginia
! Cheroots"; that II. Rosenberg have con-
nived with Mark \. Toney a Co., their
New England agents, (whO were once the
agents OF L. Whitl0ck a Coz to sell these
cheroots as being the genuine "Old VIZ
ginia CherO0ts.'
Petitioner claims that he has been much
damaged by The sale Of this spurious arti'
Gle. and besides asking for an injunction
restraining the manufacture and sale oil
these cherOOts, the court is asked to lnstruc'
one Of it's commissioners 10 ascef am tht
profit received by II. Rosenberg and loLe!
Il Co. from the sale Of this cheroot, ana u
nav the same TO L. WbitlOck.
Messrs. Edgar Allan and j. Samuel Par
IRISH are counsel for Mr. WhtlOck, and Mr
T.. Y. Cannon represents the other side.
Mr.. y. W. Nelson qualified as eXecutOr o
the will OF Rabbi Abraham Harris De
ceased The estate is valued at SiWO, ahO
, is left to Mrs. Harris.
W. A. White qualified as adminlstrato
Of the estate Of Oteria /. Nhlte. Inc -
tate is small.
sun, me court ~ Appedis.-Furlonl
against Sanford. Further argued by X. >
Washington and William A. Jones. E-qs.
for apuelles and Judge John Crltcher io
appellant.
Cuy CrcuU Cou1.-P. II. c. Cabel
qualified yesterday TO practice law.
Judgment was entered in the attaehme.
Tease OF r. b. Chafiin X Co. against the >
b. Brill Company ior$io.
Police C0mt.-W. c. Bartlett was ar
raigned before Justice Cruichteld yestet
lduy under the charge Of being drunk an'
dis1rderly and abusing Cora Bartlett. IT,
was fined 500 and cost, and had To giN'
Dord for his good behavior ..,
William Moss (cO0re0), CHARGED VIII
stealing $JJ.3j from Mary Jane Williams
, was DISCHARGED.
William snenings had 10 appear on tn
. charge Of allowing billiards and pool TO b
81 played in his place 81 business, the Palace
on sunday last IN violation of the >lau
law. Nr. r. II. WhitlOck testified that Oh
. sunday night after church, while looking 10
"A Young friend who was "A stranger IN IN
CITY. he entered the Palace Hotel. whore h
saw number of young men play billiard
or pool. lie also testified that he saw I'M
bar hidden boy curtain, but that he coui'
see "A mans foot and part Of Leg suckini
out from under the curtain.
+ Justice Crutchtield lined Mr. ~nellings $
and added that hereafter, when billiard
room should bee reported for being open 0i
sunday. he would line the keeper = 10
D each table that was being used.
Joe and Florence Warren, both c0lOreo
were before the Justice 10 answer liz
charge Of feiOniou.ly assaulting PriVat
Waterman l.. A. wilkinson al the Ceda
Works. II appeared that the latter was as
: .aulted when ne discovered Joe stealin
bras-es from the cars of toe Chesa 'eah
and OHIO railway. Wilkinson suffered 81
T. rious injuries on the head, and was unabl
to appear Yesterday. The case was there
, fore continued for ten days.
Edward Gould, who claims to be shoe
maker. and also INDUCES IN amateur ph'
toyraphy had To- answer the charge OF hfi
in in his possession obscene pictures teno
ing to corrupt the morals Of youth. II az
peared from the testimony Of several r.
males that Gould. who j, a cripple, used 4
ent ce females into his studio on the 10
Z door OF 1916 east Main street. where he Ell
deay0red o. persuade them 10 allow him 1
, lake their pictures in rather doubtful att
u tudes. 4 number Of pictures were M cOurl
3 but their character and the nature Of IN
testimony wa, such a. to exclude any pun
hcit,. Justice Crutchheld lent Gould o
% the Hastings Court.
If Hcnrir0 COuufV C0tD1.-~uit a. Oegu
Yesterday by Campbell Bailey agii' Il IN
i Richmond Granite Company for $1,000 dan
. ages. Plaintiff set, forth that about "a yea
70 ago. while working M the qulrrles OF IN
defendants, be was run over ana s-Ncr-l
injured by car, the foreman falling I
d caution the men against the approachin
car