The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-02
JUSTICE JOHS's COURT.
The. Dispenser of Equity Looks Not with
Favor on n Man who Beats His Wife

The Dispenser of Equity Looks Not with
Favor on n Man who Beats His Wife.
Justice John J. Crutchfeld, the unique md
unparalleled investigator of facts. and the
distinguished and unriyaled single-handed
dispenser Of equity. looks not with favor upon
the head of any house who endeavors by
physical prowess TO establish his claim as the
guiding spirit of the domestic circle.
Ever since our mother Eve went of by herself
and took and nbbled that apple and then gave
il 70 the head of the primal establishment To
eat. there have been domestic dssenslOns.
True. then they were not confronted with the
alarming proposition of q woman or man IN
the case. but the same old snake has never
quit the game and is still drawing cards
against the human race.
Nature Is weak and even the wings Of love
may flop like those Of bat IN the daytime,
and often do trecuperate until SO late IN the
night as TO cause suspicion. A wife may not
know how many stitches were taken at the
meeting of the DOrcas Sewing Circle, and
may be unable 10 recall the designation of the
last-named Chinese female prOtege Of the For
eign Missionary Society, but when It comes
10 recalling the exact hour.Of the nocturnalre
turn of her liege lord and master II IS SAFE 10
bet that she has IT down fine.
Philip Carney did not treat EdmOnia Car
ney with becoming courtesy and even went
so far as to personally chastse the legal
sharer Of his joys for dereictions, imagined
or otherwise. Justice John fined Philip $40
for the efforts he made TO make home
happy
John Douglas also demonstrated with his
wife. Bette Douglas. beyond the limits Of or
binary curtain lectures. No soul probably will
ever know the full extent OF the domestic
breach. but 1t was plainly apparent that
Douglas had not leen kind. The love Of
woman. however. Is beyond the conception OF
ordinary mortals, and as Douglas retired with
in the fOrbidding- looking pen which enclOses
those destined for the Jail tears bedlmmed
her reyes and IN sOftest accents she murmured,
Gould We come back 10 me, Douglas,
Douglas tender and true.n but in the eyes
of Douglas there was no responsive awaken
ing, and his appearance indicated no desire
whatever 10 try again the life which Welded
50 bountlful harvest of sentiment IN time
of trouble. but precious little comfort in
everyday trials. Douglas took his sixty days
without murmur.
Bob Davis was dismissed on the charge Of
interfering with Officer j. Ii. Kerse while il
the discharge OF his duty. This was an out
come of the disgraceful Sabbath afternoon
disorder in which Mrs. Louis II. Tucker
figured. and which being opposite 4 leading
hotel. WAS calculated To give all strangers
splendid idea Of our morals. The police,
however, will probably attend TO the sltua-
ton. although Officer Saunders OF the First
station. on Sunday claimed 10 be an old ac-
quaintance and refused To allow a TINES re
porter an opportunity TO get at the facts Of
the arrest on the premises.
Martha Tazewell was fined $40 for as
saultlng and beating boy named John Lad
Ter
Philip Johnson (colored) was sent to jail
for thirty days in default OF 800 security on
the charge OF being a suspicious character.
James Johnson and Robert Taylor We're
fined q each for being intoxicated on the
street
James Patterson was fined $3.50 for dis
orderly conduct in the saloon Of Roland
Sarah Walker. charged with assaulting
Ella Jones with a stone. was dismissed with
costs.
Chancory Co,ri.-Some time ago the j.
Wright Company purchased q brand OF to-
bacco known and called by the name Of
Master Workman" which since then said
company has owned and controlled. They
claim that they have had & large sale for this
brand. and they claim that Nessrs. Boykn,
Seldom & Co., knowing the popularity Of the
brand in question have. with the intention 10
deceive the public introduced a brand Mas
ter Mason which the j. Wright Company
claim is an infringement on their patent.
They therefore filed bill yesterday in the
Chancery Court and asked tor an injunction.
which Judge Witt granted in the absence of
the others Judges Of this city. The Judge
issued an order enjoining and restraining the
defendant, their agents, attorneys and
employees from using in any manner the
label or trade mark Master Mason and from
selling, exchanging or in any manner putting
upon the market any tobacco manufactured
by them with a label or trade mark Master
Mason" or any label or trade mark bearing
such likeness of resemblance 10 the said trade
mark as IS likely 10 mlslead and deceive per
sons Of ordinary intelligence.
he plaintiffs yesterday gave bond, rs re-
CURED to pay any cost or damages that nigh.
be awarded against them ~ case the inJunc-
ton should be dissolved
A charter was granted and fled in tho
clerks Office yesterday permitting the Fast
ern Building and Loan Association of SYRIA
cuse, n. Y. 10 do business in the State. Said
company was chartered under the laws OF the
State Of New York by an act FOR the incor-
poration of a building. mutual loan and ac-
cumulating fund association" The capital of
the organization s given as fifty millions OF
dollars 70 be issued in shares of 900 each.
The officers of the company are Henry II.
LOOMS. president: Dwight Ii. Murray. vice
president: John D. w. Reynolds. secretary
and general manager. Lucius VI. klnne treas
urer: Samuel X. Stearn. attorney.
With the charter was filed document CIV
ing Mr.. Robert J.. Montague power Of attor-
ney to act for the company in the State OF
Virginia.
Mary j. Hopkins yesterday qualified as ad-
ministratrx OF John n. Hopkins. deceased
and Amelia Heller as executrlx of the will Of
Gerson Heller. I'm both instances the estate
involved was small.