The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04


yesterday by Judge Martin in the
Court OF Law and Chancery:
y. S. Garnett, receiver. VS.. Fl. Z.
Hodges and wife: Judgment for plain
tlfs for sos, with interest from April
18th, 1895.
y. l.. II. Davis e Co. VS.. A. B. Car
rinGton: Judgment for plaintiff for
Slf.17, with Interest from August 18th
1897
w. a. Soaulding. receiver, VS.. Clar-
ence Mann, Judgment for plaintiff Dor
$4,000, with interest from November
18th, 1897.
Builders Supply Company VS.. Clar-
ence Mann; Judgment for plaintir for
S5I9.14, with interest from November
9th 1897
Norfolk Coal and Ice Company VS..
j. w. Murphy; Judgment FOR plaintiff.
and Sarnishec FOR $50
In the case of James L. White VS. tho
Norfolk and Western Railway COM
pany; demurrer to evidence was
oHerrulGd and judgment rendered fo:
the defendant.
The case of the c. A. Gamhrill
Manufacturing company VS.. a. q. Car
r!ngton was dockcted and continued
until to-day.
POLICE COURT.
Justice Tomlln had the usual sized
~hondaS doc-.et In the Police Court
which was disposed Of as follows:
John Bosley, against whom was n
charge OF breach OF the peace; was fined
N50 and costs.
Willie Archer, n mean looking negro
wns charged with the larceny OF n
Dockcthook containing So. the property
of Grace Anthony. colored. Gracie's
daughter and another woman who lives
IN the house with her. all testified
against the unfortunate William, with
the result that he was sent TO iail
Tor thirty days
Lucy Lee. q white resident of lower
church street WAS before His Honor
charged by Officers Cannon and Sped.
den with being drunk. using profaue
language and keeping disorderly house
She was t!ncd $40.
Inc case of Willis Cross. colored.
Tor feloniousiy a,sau!ting David Har
RS colored. was continued till to-day
Lucinda Tabh, colorcd. charged with
6isorderly conduct. was fined $3.50
winch was paid by her daughter
Annie whitley, coored for assault
Ing Susie Jones. colored. was fined 81
The case nf William Fentress. who
was charged with drunkenness and ms.
sault. was continued till to-day.
family quarrel among residents OF
Atlantic City ward. resulted in one OF
the ladies being fined $3.50 for using
abusive language.
The case OF w. II. Scott. n collec.
tor for the Singer Manufacturing com.
pany, who was charged with cmhez.
Element, was compromised and dismiss
cd upon payment Of costs.
Charles Davis. coorcd charged with
heating his wife. was discharged and
the case dismissed
The case OF AMY Pars,,n co,oro,
charged by her husband r q. Prisons
with stealing. was dismissed at the re-
quest Of the latter Parsons could mi
!2aE the costs in the case ana was
compelled Ia so TO Jail.
Moses Hawkins colorcd. was charged
with stealing 10 cents from John
Eos!eE. also colored. hut as there were
no witnesses present. the case was con
iinued ILL to-day.
CORPORATION COURT.
The January Germ Of the Corporation
Court. Judge Hanckel presiding, was
besun yesterday. ana thu following
cases disposed of:
John Willie Skozins,i. a native OF
Russia was granted naturalization pa.
psrs.
In the case Of William Sykes col.
orHd, indicted for rohhlne the vessel ~
~. /. NILS. the jury was secured and
the case continued iii to-day nj 1926
o'clock.
The grand jury Tor the January term
vii! be called on Wednesday,.
CLHRil's OFFICE.
The first deed OF tho year 1898 was
recorded III the clerks Office yeste,.
day and was as follows:
:. l.. knapp. tracing as s. L. EnaDn
Co, butchers. a Ballentine .narks.
Queen street. deed of assignment {
T. j. Morris. trustee transferring MI
meats. blocks, fixtures butchers sur
'ileS, scales and personal property: also
one huckHoard. one wagon. one horse
ana Two sets Of harness All creditors
are 10 be paid pro rata. Liabilities; are
SAID to be about Sln0