Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
Proceedings Of the Court Of Law
and Chancery Yesterday.
a D,voroo Grnntcd-IInrbor srnster'a
Foes Case Continued Marriage
Licenses Property rrnna-
fors I.sucd-Poilce Court RACKET.


Judge Martin, OF the Court OF Law
and Chancery. yesterday issued final
decree In the injunction suit of J. Nj.
Ressler against D. r.. Cox. Mr.. Ressler
asked In his bill, filed sometime ago,
that Mr.. Cox be restrained from using
in any manner the name Of the Co
lumbia Business College, Mr.. Ressler
claiming that he had purchased the
name and goodwill of this college from
Mr.. L. May. Mr. Cox was a teacher un-
I'll the l.. May regime, and when the
latter left the city MIR. Cox established
a school which he called the Columbia
Bus ness College. conduc. n3 1t first n
Main and then on Plume sire t. The
mail addressed to the Columbia Bust
ness College. even when it had the
name Of Mr.. Cox as principal on It.
went TO Mr.. Ressler, and on complaint
o. Mr. Cox the Postonice Department
at Washington made an investira ton
ana decided in favor OF Mr.. Ressler
MT. Cox. however. continued to use
the name of the collese.
Air. CoS never answ red Mr. Resslers
Dill, and yesterday Judge Marlin grant
the defendant from using the name of
Mr.. Resslcrs college.
Inc case OF the Marine Bank VS.. a
Jeilers was dismissed on motion Of The
plaintiff.
OTHER CASES.
Judgment for the def andant IN tho
sum OF 81 1880 was entered in tie cas-,
or Inc Eastern Hospital VS.. John 7
White, committee of w. o. e. White.
Inc case OF MIR. Stephenson VS.. J. IT.
nuliiNan ~ co. was dismissed on mo-
ION OIL the plaintiff. and by consent the
cierk was ordered to pay to the de-
ie, darts $295.e0 paid into court by q r
Elliott, garnishee.
A DIVORCE GRANTED
Judge Martin grant d an absc,u.o ~
vorce TO Mrs. Saintie Cullinhar -,
her husband, Joseph Cullipher. on the
ground of deserton. VIZ
CORPORATION COURT.
The Corporation Court has nr,o
ncai,y adjourned for the term. There
are no more jury cases to be ,riod
me appeal case involving the leraltiv
oI hafpor masters fees will he heard
III January having been continued.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Inc loilowing marriage licenses were
granted yesterday:
49, James Franklin stringer and Hen
rietta AIussick.
kns. ->ei''e wat
Brooks Ramsey and Frances Reed
colored
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds were recorded yesterday max
ing the Following property transfers:
Columbia 2hea ct ais. TO A. Gordon
Milhado. lot with improvements at
southwest corner of Cumberland and
Wolfe streets. fronting 81 feet on Cum
berland street; $1,000.
Park Place Company to Charles G.
Metts. lot fronting % feet on the north
SIDE OF I'wenty-second street; $3.50
Trustees OF the Norfolk Classified
buhding Association to w. L. White
hurst, lot With improvements at the
southeast corner of Maple and High
land avenues, fronting 30 feet on High
avenue; $i,iO0.
Ludloe Watkins to A. ]. Goodrich.
property at the northwest corner of
Rose and Claiborne avenues. fronting
3'S3 feet on Rose avenue and 100 feet
on Claiborne avenue: $1l5I.45
HE CARRIED a PISTOL.
Henry Talbot. colored. who was ar
had pistol concealed on his person,
was fined $50 and costs by Justice
Tomlin yesterday morning. Enroute to
the station house, Talbot threw the
pistol into the street and it exploded,
the bullet barely missing youth
standing nearby. Talbot was unable
to pay the fine and will spend Xmas in
Jail.
FOR BREAKING 4 WINDOW.
James Williams, William Harris and
John Barkston, a trio of negoc burg
lars. who were arrested for breaking
a show window. on lower Church
street. Friday night. were each given
a jail sentence by Justice Tomiin.
Williams and Harris got three months
each. while Barlston was given fifteen
days.
MINOR POLICE CASES.
James Carter, colored. charged with
stcPlng a bicycle, will be given a hear
Ing this morning.
Johnston Hickey n white man, who
was arrested upon the complaint Of
several citizens as vagrant, was
given furlough OF sixty days in JAIL
in default of furnishing a $50 good
behavior bond.
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