The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09


fled In the clerks Office yesterday from Henry
q. and Frank ID. Crenshaw. partners doing
business as Crenshaw Brothers, TO Frank II.
Sutton, trustee. The liabilities are placed at
$4,000
The property conveyed consists of ali tho
WHISTLES and other liquors. Office furniture and
fixtures in the brick store No. 10 south Thir-
teenth street; also the books OF account Of the
firm. ali their open accounts. notes. bonds and
other chooses in action and every and all pro-
perty of the assignors.
The trustee has the privilege OF disposing OF
the assets either at public or private sale. a. .
whole or in lots. as In his Judgment may %
best. -.
The creditors of the first class are the hold
ers of note made by Mike Carmody for
s15935 to the order of Crenshaw Brother.
and by them discounted at the First National
Bank: o. b. Lufsey, the amount due him as
The only creditor of the second class is Mr..
W. Crenshaw, trustee, for $500 borrowed
The creditors of the third class are the
holders of notes for the following amounts;
$1,000 dated February 23, 1891: at ninety
DAYS, discounted at the First National Bank
$1,000 dated May 8. 1891, at sixty days, Gus.
counted at the First National Bank; s1,5oo
dated June S. 1891. at sixty days, and dis.
counted at the First National Bank; $500
dated April 5, 1891, at ninety days, and DIS
counted at the Union Bank of Richmond;
$500 dated February 2s, 1891. at four
months. and discounted at the Union Bank OF
Richmond.
The creditor of the fourth-clsss is the hol-
der of note for $500 to the order of Ulman,
Goldsborough Il Co., dated May 8, 1891, at
thirty days.
All other creditors are rated as dfth-class.
deed to effect settlement was hled yes
terday afternoon by K. J. Pagan and James r.
Edwards partners in business. under the fru
of f. Pagan 4 Co.. to w. w. Cary. Jr..
trustee.
The deed confers sixteen different lots in
Roanoke also certain lands in Glasgow.
number of shares in land companies and the
junk store at sos east Cary. street, With Its
contents.
The trustee can sell the property either at
public or private sale as a whole or in lots. as
in his judgment may be best. Out Of the pro-
ceeds some notes and other debts are to DO
paid. amounting in all TO about $4,000.
Mary Brown qualified yesterday as admins,
tratrix for William Brown.
CITY Circuit Court.--The case OF BENJAMIN r.
Stone against the Richmond City Railway
Company was before the court yesterday.
The evidence was fully heard and the jury adj
iourned until 10 o'clock this morning IL Is an
action brought by B. K. Stone for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries alleged to have been received
from the cars of the same railway. 1t took
place on Main street. near Twelfth, IN august
last Damages are laid at $1,000. Messrs.
Tinsley and Meyer, motormen, who are in the
employ of the company; Mr.. Stone and
Policeman X. ID. Austin are tie chief
witnesses.
Mr.. w. r. Meredith represents the railway
company, and Messrs: Frank n. Mcclure
and Archer Anderson, Jr., appeared for tho
plaintiff.
The following suits were instituted: The
Old Dominion Cake and Cracker Company
against c. Gray Bossieux. Action OF trespass
on the case Damages $500.
George Il. Guvenator, surviving partner OF
the late firm of 10th 4 Guvenator. against
James M. Barton. Action of detinue. Dam
ages 5000. :,
Police Court. George Tinsley (coloredD, die
orderly, driving his team in careless manner
ard cursing and abusing W. L. Sydnor.
Fined S25 and costs.
John Wyatt (c0lored) .assaulting and abusing
Sarah Wyatt. Fined IS and costs.
William Moore (colored), drunk and dis
orderly on the street Fined $3.50 and costs.
Hattie Jasper (colored), trespasslng on the
premises and cursing Ann Hicks Required
10 pay costs. -,
Dump Twyman (colored) charged with
felonously assaulting, cutting and wounding
Emanuel Ross with some sharp instrument.
Security of 1900 required for twelve months.
Albert Clarke (colored), charged with beng
disordery and using profane language IN tho
First market Fined t2.b0 and costs.
James Shinault, drunk. Fined "a and
costs.
William Williams tcoloredD, drunk. Fined
81 and costs.
William Crenshaw (colored), charged with
being vagrant Security IN the sum OF 200
required for thirty days. :,
John Nichols, lighting and creating dis
turbance in the house of Mrs. Hill. Attach
ment issued.
George Payne (colored), disorderly and
recklessly driving his team In the street.
Fined $50 and costs. 49,,
Josephine Henley (colored). charged with
cursing and abusing Susan Lewis. Required
TO pay costs.
Susan Lewis (coloreD, abusing Josephine
Henley. Required to pay costs.
Nettie WOodson (eolored), cursing and
threatening to kill Bette Brown. Fined $500
and costs.
Thomas Carter (colored). cursing and abus-
inc Bette Brown Fined $500 and costs:
George Williams and Bette Williams doth
colored). disorderly and creating disturb
ance. Fined $50 and costs.
Nora Johnson (colOred). cursing and swear
ING on the street. Fined e. so and costs.
James Stanley, Jack McMiskinss. Henry
McCabe. feloniously drugging and stealing
from the person Of W. L. Gentry one scarf
pin and q small amount of money. Security OF
300 required for six months.
George Lewis (colored), assaulting and
threatening 10 cut Lucy Chambers with
knife. Fined s10 and costs
Henry Taylor (colored). drunk on Sunday
Fined rs and costs.
II. A. Cowman. drunk and being a vagrant
Fined IS and costs.
George Taiaferro (colored), suspicious
character. Security of 800 required for thirty
days.
John Bailey, drunk on Sunday Fined So
and costs.
George Wilson. charged with trespassing
on the premises of Emmett Taylor. Security
of SlOO required for thirty days.
Fraternal Lodge.
At the meeting of FraterDal Lodge, No. IS,
A Y and A NJ. held at St Adams Hall last