Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-21
TEMPLES OF EQUITY
Yesterdays Record in the Various
Courts.
Camden Lndy's Will Admitted TO
Probate Hcrc-St. Vincent Hcspit.
nin LeEatcc-Compnn Chartered
Police Court Docket.


yesterday the will of the late Miss
Mary Ann Cassidy, of Camden. n. j.,
was admitted to probate The personal
property is valued at $4,000. Mrs.
katherine F. jerks is named as exc
cutrix and on her death Mr.. William
Donovan. OF Norfolk, is to be appoint
ed executor. The testatrix bequeaths
to her sister, katharine F. jerks, in
fee simple. her entire bank account,
note of William Donovan & Co., of
Norfolk. for $1,000. and n life interest
in all her property, both real and per-
sonal, wherever situated. Subject TO
the life estate of her sister, the tesla
triX beQueaths TO st. NincentS Hospi-
tai. this city, all her real estate on
Waverly, Chapel, Cove and Cleveland
streets. and Hampton court after the
annuities of $500 to Mount Hope Re-
Md, for the maintenance of her niece,
Catharine Cassidy. and 5000 to DR.. John
Francis Walsh. of Camden. y. j., dur
ing his life. II for any reason ST. Vim
cents Hospital should not be operative.
the will says the real estate shall so 20
the Catholic University of America, at
Washington. If the devise should fail
Hospital or the Catholic University
then 1t Is to go to the Bishop Of Ricn,
mond. or in case there should be a
vacancy in that Office 10 Rev. Father
John J. Doherty, or whoever might be
pastor of ST. Mary's Catholic Church.
this city.
GRANTED AN INJUNCTION.
In the Law and Chancery Court
yesterday Judge Martin granted an in
junction restraining the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company
from further proceeding TO erect Il pole
Oh and run wires across the lot and
dwelling of Mrs. Lucretia n. Cecil. at
the corner of Butte and Boush streets.
The case of George Greenfield vs.. y.
V. Munro, master of the ship Canada,
for $4,000 damages for alleged false ar
rest. was dismissed on motion of the
plaintiff.
Suit was Instituted by Ulman. Boy
kin & Co against Fountain, in as
sumpSit; dana geS, $1,000.
In the attachment of |. y. l.. Alien
* Co. W. Charles II. Morrow. judgment
for SSl6.19 was rendered for the plain
tits.
CORPORATION COURT.
The Corporation Court was engaged
yesterday i'll civil cases. one OF which
was the suit of III. y. Davis, of Glou-
ccster. against Captain l.. w. II. Wal
Ter. for $50, balance due for training n
setter dog.
Judge Hanckel chartered the Roper
Storage Warehouse Company. with the
following officers: John l.. Roper. of
Norfolk. president: Charles j. Taylor.
OF Baltimore. vice president: q. How
ard Sterling. OF Baltimore. secretary.
and j. Vernon Campbell. Of Baltimore.
treasurer. These. with John l.. Wat
son. OF Portsmouth, and r. Il. Cooke.
or Norfolk. compose the Board of Di-
rcc;ors. Capital from $4,000 to $780,
ouo 10 be divided in shares of 500
each.
TRANSFERS OF REALTY.
IN the Clerks office the following
deeds were admitted to record:
Charles w. Is. Lane. attorney for
Joseph c. Kaufman and Thomas Rick
cts. trading ms the Norfolk Electra
Plating and Manufacturing Works, to
William Sherrick and Samuel Shcrrck,
trading as the Southern Silver Plating
Company. the eiectro-plating works
and all materials used in the plant
now located in the store room No. l56
Cove street: $3.50
!. ". Brabble to the city of Nor
folh, q lot beginning at a poin; on the
south side of Brambleton avenue, ~
feet from the east side of Clay ave
nue., having n frontage of thirty feet:
$500.
- POLICE COURT DOCKET.
Justice Tomlin presided in the Po-
Ice Court yesterday. and disposed OF
the following cases:
Lizzie Edwards, charged with drunk
enness and disorderly conduct, con-
tinued. a brother Of the woman ap-
reared in her behalf. and her hus-
band In the interest OF the prosecution.
This enraged the brother and when
court was over he attacked Edwards
and both men were arrested. They
will have a hearing to-day. All parties
were baiied.
Gertie Sawyer. colored. vagrancy;
thirty days in Jail.
William Mahcr. an incorrigible; held
for the Laurel Reformatory authori-
ties.
Willie Brown. colored. assault; dis
the complainant falling to APP
pear A warrant was issued for the
Lille Arlington. colored. assaulting
May Shaw. colored, with drawn
knife: dismissed at the cost OF the
Hattie May Wilson. feloniously cut
ting May Bell Hayman, colored on
February II. 1898; sent on to the grand
jury. The Wilson woman says she has
been living in West Norfolk since the
cutting.
young man employed by the Nor
folk and Western railway was fined
$3.50 for violation of a city ordinance.
COMMISSIONERS CASE.
The case of j. L. Trevy. charged with
violating the Internal revenue laws.
was set by Commissioner Bowden for
hearing at the May term. Trevy wa.
bonded in $3.50.
L. s. DISTRICT COURT.
The United States District Court was
engaged yesterday in the cases of 7
Dorenbus against the British ship
Kings County. for wages alleged TO be
due. and a similar case against tho