The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-21
In the Courts.

Cfhj Circuit Court-A charter was granted
Yesterday 10 the Society of the Sons OF Enocn;
Its objects are benevolent and benehclai, ana
similar to other orders of like character III
is empowered to hold real estate not to eX-
coed in value -. 500. The principal olnce -
TO be in Richmond.
The officers are: Robert Pemberton, presi-
dent. Coleman Dabney, vice-presldent; Rich
ard Tubbey. secretary; J. Q. Claiborne. treas;
urer and Robert Lane. Cornelius Ross and
Spencer Johnson, trustees.
Police Court.-Civil docket: The following
judgments were rendered yesterday: j. H.
Jones vs. Michael O'Donnell, S12.70; Same VS..
Martha Kern, slO.67; DR.. J.. c. Jordon vs.
Samuel b. Hirshburg, g; +. II. Lucas vs..
B. c. Bristow q Brother. $40; American
Clothing Company vs. J. E. Harper. $3.50;
c. +. Taylor X Co. vs.. John McEvOy, -l9.o2;
Gonela & Massei vs.. Philip Harris, $50; Same
vs.. Samuel Anderson. S2l.7S; W. ID. Moses "
Co. vs. Laura Garnet, IS; Oneida Manutac-
turing Company vs.. III. VI. Smith Co,
500 sc; DR.. j. II. Moore vs.. S. Busnitz, -; NJ.
H. Tyler vs. 7. G. Epps, $3.50; Rennous.
kleine d Co. vs.. n. 4. Pate Co.. sll.S6;
J. G.. WhitlOck W. Fleming Christian, s2O; r.
b. Taylor 4 Co ". J. ID. Locke, so 70: John
o. Taylor VS.. O. b. Tate. s2i.6O; G. G. Martin
and wife vs. Bette Donnly. $3.50; Ct. X. Will
hanson VS.. NJ +. Mason's Son. s14.fi; Crump
& West VS.. J. Il. Hudson. 1913; NJ. b.
Ramos & Co. VS. ]. r. Hudson, SO; j. ".
Mnlte a BRO. vs.. IndlleS hocu, -lO T.. I'm
lon a Co. VS. James Lightfoot SGO.S9; Flesh
man Il Morris W.. j. NJ Goodman, $780, w.
l.. billiard vs.. Savage Smith. III.
Criminal docket: J. II. Cardona. a stove
mounter was arragned under the charge OF
assaulting and beating Philip O'Neil The
latter. who Is a well known citizen of Fulton,
testified that last Saturday night he visited.
with committee from Mount Erin Beneficial
Society.a sick member Mr.. John Shad and Of
fered to sit up with him. The family, how
ever. declined their services and the commit
tee started for home. On their way they
stopped at Mrs. Gogan's store Cardona, who
happened to drop IN, called O'Ncil aside and
told him that he had been appointed by the
Stove Mounters Union to look after Mr.. Shad
and during the conversation which followed,
O'Neil told him that Mr. Shad had been re-
ceiying weekly benefits amounting 10 $1,000
per week. Cardona got angry because the
Union had not been notified of this fact and
tsed very insulting language. Finally he
ttruck ONeil in the mouth and over the eye.
FOR his brutality he was iinsd 500 and cost.
James Stovall (coloredl, A. H. Sheppard
and A. H. Trout. were charged with being
drunk and disorderly, and driving their team
in reckless manner on the street Police
man Farley testified that he saw the three
men AZ o'clock Friday morning in a wagon
driving in q reckless manner on Ninth street
south Of the canal. At the corner of Ninth
and Cary streets the vehicle overturned,
whereupOn the trio began 10 curse and swear.
They were arrested and had to pay fine Of
=. 50 each and costs.
w. A. Watkins. charged with assaulting
and striking G. III. Holmes, was discharged.