Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-05
IN THE CITY COURTS.
New Deputy Appointed In Chnr'cery-
Fisbing-CIub Incorporated.

In the Chancery Court yesterday the
will Of John Denzler was admitted 10
probate. and Mary f. Denzler qualife1
as executrix. Estate valued at about $500.
Elizabeth Coles qualified as administra-
trix Of Spencer Coles. deceased.
A. Gillio qualified as administrator Vi
A. Nardi. deceased.
The estate OF James =. Scott, deceased
was committed TO the Sheriff for admins
tration.
The following orders and DEGREES were
entered
weiss vs.. Weiss and ais. order REIN
stating cause on argument docket
Bessie c. Payne and ais. VS.. John a.
Meanley order substituting T.. II. Catln
as trustee, under will Of George A.
Payne, deceased, in place OF John A.
Meaney, who declined to act.
A. l.. Crouch's Administrators vs X. q.
Crouch and ais, decree confirming sale
OF real estate and paying costs OF sale
and suit.
Waldrop. trustee. VS.. Waldrop and ais,
decree for sale Of real estate.
Mr. Lewis Fleming was appointed, and
qualified as a deputy Of this court.
In the Law and Equity Court charter
was granted to the Tacoma Hunting and
Fishing Club with the following cor
porators: Messrs. j. c. Tignor. w. A.
Hammond. II. 4. Vaughan, j. Glen
Shafer, and G.. w. Tiller.
The objects Of the club are TO aunt,
fish. and shoot. The capital stock is not
Il be less than 5000 nor more than $1,000,
divided into shares of 500 each. The
principal office is 20 be in Richmond
The officers are as follows: President.
J. c. Tignor; Vice-President. W. A. Ham
mond: Secretary and Treasurer. II. T..
Vaughan: Directors, the above and
Messrs. j. Chem. Shafer and Ct. ". Tjller
In the case Of John r. TriDlett and
William Haxall against Waller Scott, the
verdict was rendered for the defendant.
This was a suit to recover damages for
the loss by fire Of furniture consigned TO
the care of the defendant for shipment.
The defence set up was that the furniture
was so badly packed and the packing
cases so dilapidated that II was necessary
to wait for new packing cases. and In the
mean time, the fire broke out in defend
ants store and damaged the furniture.
In the Hastings Court James Davis was
tried for breaking into a railroad-car and
stealing brasses. The prisoner pleaded
guilty. and said he had stolen and sold
the brasses 10 buy food TO eat. because
he was starving. He was sentenced 10
thirty days i'm Jail and a fine Of l cent
JOhn brown, VINO cidlhtu lidt ne was
"a Frenchman, and affected an absurd
accent. was arraigned on the charge Of
breaking into the private residence OF
Mr.. Samuel Cohen. The prisoner was
found secreted In the residence with the
evident intention Of committing larceny.
and was sentenced TO five years in the
penitentiary. Brown is the man who pro-
fessed 10 be looking for a quiet game.
such as poker or craps, when arrested.
Marriage licenses were issued to Mr..
Robert l.. McNamee. OF Richmond, and
Miss Eta Burch. of Lynchburg. The
ceremony takes place to-day. Also, TO
Mr.. William A. AGREE of New Kent
county, and Miss Rosa +. Gordon, of
Henrico county, who were married yes
terday at the home Of the bride.
The special term Of the City Circuit
Court will begin to-day.