Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-21
The Court Dissolves Injunction and
ischarges the Receiver.
Several ola Mi.dcmrnnor Cnars pis.
posed of In tue 90, po. alton Cour.
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B. MerEe and w. c. Gray, the executors
named In the Will. to dissolve the In
junction granted the 18th instant, and
to discharge the receiver appointed at
mat Time. Mrs. Mars was represented
by p. ]. Morris, while Captain w. w.
Old appeared for the executors.
The court sustained the motion, and
an order dissolying the injunction and
discharging the receiver was entered.
The coure decided that it had no right
10 grant an injunction or 10 appoint Il
receiver. as the only question was the
validity of the will. 1T is for Il jury to
say whether or not the will is void
The case will be tried in February,
ana until then the executors have a
they so desire.
CORPORATION COURT.
The Corporation Court made n whole
sale dismissal of eases appealed in mis-
demeanor, etc. They have been on the
docket for long time, and are as fol-
| lows:
Iiez. Brickhousc, Moses Hunter, w. S.
Huyberd, Florence Andrews. Alex An
derson. Lille Arlington, Frank NJ. Bon
ner (2), Arthur Washington. Margaret
Sample, Lewis Butler. Abe Silverman,
Mathew Johnson. John Kelly, Leon
| Salzberg (2), Annie Parsons (3).
Nolle prosequies were also entered In
| the following criminal cases:
Ed Mason, housebreaking.
n. Mason, housebreaking.
Eliza w. Jackson, robbery.
John Whitchurst, felonious shooting.
W. s. Fill, grand larceny
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
loretta Schwar2kopf TO Med. T..
Wrenn. a strip of land between Main
and Water streets. 3xl57 feet: $500
Harriet q. Reid ct alS. to James T. S.
Reid their interest I'm lot 2lXl51H feet
In rear of Main street: SG97.53
james T. S. Reid. to McD. L. Wrenn.
the same land; $3.50.
Harriet G.. Reid TO Med. L. Wrcnn,
lot 2l,Si57h feet in rear of No. 4St Main
street: $3.50.
West End Land Company to Mrs. Jas.
T.. Crosby, lot fronting % feet on the
north side of Hamilton avenue, with u
depth Of ITO feet; $50.
w r. Ingram To Sarah n. Green. lot
with improvements Mt the southeast
corner of Butte and Tripoi Streets
81, 200.
a DAMAGE SUIT.
Yesterday Mr. John G. Tilton. a,tor-
ney for Edwin Pitts. small boy whose
arm was cut off by train on the
Lamberts Point Terminal track, near
ChlcGin Mills, come months ago. enter
ell suit in the Norfolk County Circuit
Cou,t against the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company for $4,000 damages
sustained on that occasion.
POLICE COURT.
George DAVIS, cClored, did not like to
have his feet bombar6ed with horse
peppers BY Charles Price, another ne
gro, and he had Charley arrested. In
the Police Court yesterday a fine OF 81
and costs was imposed upon Price,
which was later RENTED, and the pris-
orcr discharged with a repr.mand.
Justice Tomln yesterday sent two
while men and one negro TO the Jail
hospital. The trio are suffering from
delerium tremens.
Harry Taylor, UofoTcd, Charged with
stealing 81 from Nicholas Manopolus,
was dismissed upon paying 81 and
costs.
l.. H. Hays paid So for assaulting
May Myers, of No. Sc Avon street.
Rosa Mason. colorcd. contributed SO
for the privilege of abusing one Emma
Foster, coored.
James Reid and Joe Fltchctt, both
colored, will eat their Christmas din
her in the jail, for stealing iron from
w. r. Core.
IIeniy Blown. col7r5d. CHARGED with
Stealing clothing was given until Sat-
ErGay 10 pr owe his nnccanca.
Mary Logan, colored. charged with
assault and STEALING, will By tiled next
Tuesday
Robert Rasterfeld. colored, charged
with assaultins Picrca Smith, compro-
missed the case and was dismissed upon
paymant of costs.
HE FEIGNED LAMENEss.
Tom Jones. Il white man, was fined
$40 and COSTS for hanging around the
Norfolk and Western depot. asking
aims of every passerby. Tom. when told
to push off, from the depot, feigncd
lameness, but hurried. pretty lively
when a policeman got behind him. He
PAID a second visit TO the depot, and
this time Special Officer Barron, sent
him To the statlon-housp. Tho prisoner
is now In Jail awaiting tho coming of a
good angel to PAY his fine
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
y. *. Campbell through his counsel
Goode C Taylor, yesterday filed ne
titlon In bankruptcy in the office or
the Clerk of the United States Court.
His liabilities are si,123.7S; no assets.
STEAMSHIP LIBELED.
The steamship David *. Phillips was
libced in the United States Cour.
Tuesday by Andrew w. Sparrow. 81.
AL for Si.400. seamen's wages Of crew
Deputy Marshal West left here Tues
day evening In pursuit of the ship
going to Cape Charles thence by train
TO Keller. and from there BY team
fifteen miles TO Harborton, where the
vessel was attached at O'Clock In
the morning. Air. West lefs watch
man aboard and came back to Norfolk
in O boat.