Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-23
NEWS OF THE COURTS,
GRANTED = MARRIAGE
LICENSE@POLICE COURT
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The Security Real Estate Company of
Norfolk was granted charter by Judge
Hanckel yesterday. The companys
capital stock Is not to be less than
$4,000 nor more than $4,000, and the
real estate to be held is to be not more
than $4,000 acres. The officers are: c.
w. Tebault. president; ID. p. Blount
vice president; II. o. Odom, secretary
and treasurer: w. Lindsay Bibb. gcner-
al counsel. These, with I. d. Sauls, are
the directors.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
n marriage license was granted by
the Clerk of the Corporation Court to
julius Miller and BERTHE May Havencr
PROPERT YTRANSFER.
rom b. T. Bockover and wife to
William j. Lawrence. lot of land in
Brambleton fronting 30 feet on Water
avenue and extending to water edge;
consideration. $1,000.
TROUBLE WITH a BOARDER.
Jefferson Sellers. "a resident of Bram-
bleton ward, was fined s. for an UNI
warranted attack upon Geo. w. Will
llams. boarder at his house. Williams
exhibited badly bitten thumb and
Sellers face showed that he did not
Sellers asked the court 10 trust him
until he could raise the amount Of his
line. but Justice Tomlin told him the
commonwealth did a cash business.
whercupon Sellers dispatched his son
t. the home of a friend. while he was
led of 10 await the arrival OF the nee
eSSary four pieces of silver.
TROUBLE ABOUT y WHEEL.
Joseph Constant rented bicycle from
Mr.. Fred w. Butt and when the time
FOR the return of the wheel arrived. APP
peared with story that 1t had been
stolen from in front of his mothers
gate while he was in the house getting
a drink of water Mr.. Butt caused the
arrest of Constant. and in the Police
Court yesterday morning he was held
for ten days in order to learn some
thing more about the case.
ILLEGAL REMOVAL OF FURNI-
TURE.
Justice Tomlin had before him yester-
day morning we'll dressed lady charg
ed with removing household effects be-
longing To another lady with whom
she had lived. The defendant showed
signs Of annoyance at being placed in
such a position. and her comely face re-
vealcd no trace Of criminal intent as
she listened to the evidence of her ac-
cuscr. Rocking chairs and bed cloth
ing Were brought into court in evil
dencc against the accused. who claimed
that they became mixed with her eff
fects and had been removed by mis-
take. Justice Tomln dismissed the
case.
MINOR POLICE COURT ITEMS.
The Police Court presented a COM
paratively deserted appearance yesier-
day morning. with only the following
at pff lars RI "a t,nf
WAS coming 10 them
\. Demma has dog he thinks
great deal of. so much SO that he car
ricd the CANNES check around in his
pocket in place of putting it on the
dogs neck. Justice Tomlin did not
think the pocket proper place for tina
check. so he taxed Demma 81 and he
departed
Tom Donoline wasn't aware OF the
fact that it was unlawful to trespass
on the Clyde Line wharf. and he was
fined s. for his ignorance.
Bluciield Smith was suspected of
stealing shoes. and was detained ten
days for further examination.
William Fillmore drove IA CALLED horse
which was very cruel Of Will. and ne
paid 81. George Johnston. the owner Of
the ill-treated animal, Was fined s.. 80.
MISSING sCHOONEHS ARRIVE
The schooner Percy and Lille. Cap
tain Miller. Of Norfolk. arrived at port
here yesterday morning. She struck
tho storm last week while On route from
New York To Charleston and was 50
badly used that she was leaking and
otherwise in distress when she arrived
here. The vessel Will be repaired here
The schooner I-ottic T.. White. Cap
tain NAnn. of Tappahannock. VA.
bound from Baltimore to Newbern. y.
g.. with corn. also came in in distress.
she was temporarily repaired and pro-
cceded 10 her destination.