The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-14
In the Courts.

Potoe Corpt-Civil docket: Judgments in the
following cases were yesterday rendered.; Hafi
A. Ainslic against James Baker. cas-; Mrs. NJ. v.
bias against William Proglington. ,i262ei Peter
pOrr against H. {. Prlddy. goo; Jullus Myer *
Son against J. T. Rabineau, $l8 %; Charles H.
Cosby Il Co. against T.. II. heiley, s,9' lame
against c. ). Johnson s3f2j; William H. heck
against D. i. Edwards, 1865; W. +. HarwQod Il
Go. against q. Z. Shonburger; s25; Thomas I.edd
trustee against RICHARDSON Brown slHQ' same
against j. g. BoXlcy. s1.SO; VI. Bottlnghelmer
against Flora Benedict. S2iO2; W; l.. Anderson
q Co. against A. Dyson t2S p; " i. Smoot q
Mr.. ] d. Haskins. s2i 70: Same against Wilson
Fleet. 1917; Same against Mrs. l.. y. lancey,
so; H. Grimmell against Royal RACKS ~ ~
A. l. Sharp against William +. Dillon, Sl86l
contested Jackson Brandt & Co. against Julia
I. Wright and I. c. Garrett sH-
Henrico County Oourt-The grand jury yestcr-
day returned true bill against Waiter Brown
(colored) for breaking into the hen-house Of
William T.. Bass and stealing number OF
chickens. His case will be tried next Monday.
The grand jury also indicted Martha hing
lcolored) ormurdering her adopted cmld' Mary
In the case of Mack Bradshaw, who was
charged with aiding and abetting Martha hlng
in the murder Of the child, the Jury failed 70
return n true bill. Bradshaw, who was IN JAIL
was brought before the court and discharged
Hysifnqs Co,frt-W. T. johnson charged with
embezzling money from James NoOdall There
were five charges against Johnson. lie was ac-
quilted in all charges. H. J.. Montague de-
Tended him.
Polioe Court Criminal Doctef.-Wiliam Jack
son, alias j. II. Williams (coloredl, appeared be-
for Justice Crutchiield Yesterday morning under
the charge Of unlaWfuly and telOniously as
sauting Mary Lucy Lane ,cOl0redi. The evil
dcnce. the same as published IN yesterday
issue Of The TINES, justified the case beng sent
on 10 the grand jury There was also charge
against Jackson Of carrying concealed weapons
ii. j. Harper and W. II. Tyler were charged
with fighting on the street. IL appeared from
Ia. "a. hat IN
Gates store, corner of Brook avenue and BAKER
street, and got into dispute about iiNe-ccnt
piece which Harper had dropped on the floor
Harper cursed Tyler and both AT once got into
melee Tyler had his nose badly mashed ana
Harpers finger was bitten by Tyler. Justice
Crutchfeld decided that both had been punished
sufficiently for fighting, but he fined each e Tor
being dls0rderly.
Chanoery CoanL-William II. Walker qualified
as administrator of the estate Of Pcrciyal ).
Grant. deceased. The personal property is
valued at $1,000 Mrs. Avis ". Grant, widow OF
the deceased, qualified as guardian OF the two
infant children.
Supreme court Of Appeals dichal Bullion
Company against Columbia Gold Mining Com
pany. Argued by W. ". Henry, Esq, for ap-
pellants. and A. A. Gray and 1. s. Martini Esqs,
FOR appellees, and submitted.
Citp Circuit Co1ut.-Judgment was given
yesterday for the plaintiff for sli5 in the case Of
DIETRICH Brothers against Samuel j. Hicks
Judge Wexford Yesterday, appointed Messrs.
Hechlcr. Ii. l. Atkinson, G. ii. Haskcr, j. L.
Folkes. Charles l.. Brauer, j. I. Woodbridge,
and John ". Braucr, as trustees for the Union
Station Methodist church.
The Jury Yesterday found q verdict for the de-
PENDANT in the case of L. C.. Jones against }. C..
Parkinson.
Suit was instituted by Adolph Franck against
the city of Richmond for 5000. Damages are
alleged TO have been sustained 10 that amount
by his stumbling against pile OF brick, throw
ing HIM and lnluring his hach'