Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-18

Judge Martin rendered decision
confirming the report OF Special Com
missioner John Il. Jenkins in the chan
Gerry case where Messrs. Staples and
Munford. and Judge l.. l.. Lewis, Rich
mond attorneys. claimed compensa ton
FOR their services in the settlement of
the estate left by Mrs. Lenorc NJ. Van
Wyck. The attorneys claimed they
were entitled to fee to be paid out
of the residuum left TO Mr.. II. d. Van
Wyck. the husband of Mrs. Van Wyck
but the commissioners in the case de-
cided that they were entitled to no such
fee. and Judge Martins decision slis-
tains this report.
CASES FOR NEXT WEEK
For next week Judge Martin has set
the following cases:
Monday, July 2ith--Wm. +. Coleman
w. Lloyd C. Blck; Emma l.. West vs..
Lloyd G. Blck; with jury.
Tuesday. July 25th-W. I. Ham & Co.
KS. Georgia Myers ct al; Oberndorfer
& Co. VS. Herbert r. Leonard ct al
without jury.
THE CORPORATION COURT.
In the Corporation Court yesterday
Mrs. Alice Louise Tebault qualified as
FAINT. under a $4,000 bond. with the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company as surety.
Thomas H. Wilcox resigned as
guardian of Annie G. benson. the latter
having recently married Rev. Il. Il.
Hatcher. The court accepted the res
ignation.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The following transfers or property
were admitted to record in the clerks
office yesterday:
From Otto Sandman to Nancy T.
Fisher wines. liquors and tobacco and
cigar stock with bar fixtures at No 207
Church street $40
j. d. Lownsberry to Grizzie L. Daw-
son ct ais. strip of land $50 feet wide
on the north side of Clay avenue, 1877
feet west of Hamilton avenue: 81.
GrizzIc L. Dawson ct ais. to J.. D.
Lownsberry. 8 feet of land on north side
of Clay avenue. 2i2 feet from Claiborne
avenue; 81.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
marriage license was granted yes
terday at the clerks office to Reuben
Oscar Bitter and Mae Selden Smith,
both of Norfolk. Lieutenant Bitter is
in charge of the United States Hydro
graphic office here.
CAUGHT IN A TRAP.
Samuel Friedburger, the keeper of n
saloon at the corner of Church and
Water streets, was before Justice Tom
IN $50 10y morning on the charge or
course Of his testimonv Iricd Imu ~ Inc
advertently made Il statement which
caused his arrest later on the charge
OF selling whskey without license.
Justice Tomlin was going through his
petition. and when Frlndburrnr,s csso
was called The Justice was ahon, I've
minutes in getting n full statement
from both sides. 1t was plain case
1i Nioiatthg the sunday law, and the
,', ua.'cc n.a'heu down opposite Fried
III" .!IIs,5 mu'ie Soo ana costs.
- iioid on Il minute said Justice
rom f as .i me sa9onst started 10 pay
me me. MI friedourger. YOU say
on n" he Two o, piat as, 10 eel whskey.one
", .ne slou''u iloor ana one up stairs.
= ou i'"N no .tuo license, nave you?
on nave just one license? Then. ac-
euilty 81 ss Iir own hnisiom; you are
IT, sna,s "a Se', W "n,sNey Witnout
s,,an, ~ wes., zen ohie, Ni|er 10
hmrga,. ~ m.a, Az L.; LOT At fried-
r,h,s,,, ,,.i ii' e.S nm Win Sel'ins
next case,' '"'"' 9 ''Oe''Se Na'i TIE
TSr;odh,,,.,o,. ,,ro,,,. a,o,,o,
both cases ana hn wa. ha,ia - npPrn.
sum of 5000 IN npuap. l,afnra the A,cne4
~ 80 80 ppetI peI0rs tne august
surety '''' ''''' . = A. '''''ei as
ON l 'N 10 GRAND JURY.
Thomas Green ana John King. tho
negroes captured in Cabler's bakery.
No. % Bank street. Saturday night.
were arraigned. The evidence against
them was conclusive. since they were
seen to enter the bakery and were
caught red handed. They were sent on
to the grand jury.
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