Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-24
PARKER DAMAGE SUIT
License ordered snid Dccrce in Rug.
giles Divorce Ca.o-A Lien riied-
Property rransier.- Hlnrringe Lii
ccr.ses Issued -Pei,tionsin Banks
ruptcy Eiicd slnrttal Inielicl,y
Aired In Police Court.

Mrs. mary Catherine Coke, through
her next friend, Samuel A. Coleman,
entered in the Court of Law and
Chancery yesterday suit for divorce
from her husband, Wilbur A. Coke.
Messrs. Tunstal and Thorn are the
plaintiffs counsel. The bill has not
been filed, but it is learned that the
grounds, which will be alleged, are
cruel treatment and abandonment
As previously published. Mr. Coke
has begun suit for divorce against
Mrs. Coke in the City Circuit Court.
TO SELL SIMPSONS LICENSE.
In the Court of Law and Chancery
yesterday the case OF IGinstein Bros,
of Cincinnati. VS.. Simpson, was tried.
Simpson is the liquor dealer who is
bound over TO the grand Jury for
fraudulentiy securing liquor from the
PLAINTIFF In the above civil case A
decree was entered in the case, direct
Ing the City Segeant TO sell the city
and State license issued George Simp-
son, agent for e. Simpson. and the
balance OF the property, mostly bar
room fixtures, taken under attach
ment in this case.
RUGGLES DIVORCE SUIT.
In the City Circuit Court Judge
Prentiss has entered an order in the
divorce suit of Mrs. Ella c. Rugsles
against her husband Timothy Rug
giles, dissolving an injunction granted
November 4. 1897, and restraining the
defendant from selling or dlsposing
In any manner OF certain personal
property mentioned in the PLAINTIFFS
Dill. or any other property owned by
him. The decree In part says: at
appearing to the court that all of the
money directed by the decree of De-
cember 2, 1897, to be paid by the de-
fendant to the plaintiff for alimony
and necessary expenses which may be
incurred during the progress of this
case has been paid, and that the said
plaintiff has failed to take any steps
since the decree above mentioned:
therefore, the court doth adjudge, order
and decree that the said injunction be
and The same is hereby dissolved.
And the case is continued"
DAMAGE SUIT CONTINUED.
The suit of Charles Fl. Parker
against the city. asking SIS, 900 damages
for personal injuries, was to have been
tried in the City Circuit Court yes
terday. but was postponed until jan
nary Sth, owing to the disability of
one of the jurors summoned
In the case OF John F. Hutchinson
against Virginia Avery, a decree was
entered. directing the payment Of
etens, etc., and the execution of the
deed.
A LIEN FILED.
Batchelder e Collins have filed
lien in the Clerks Office of the Cor
poration Court, stating that their
claim OF S425 against the Tennis Con-
struciion Company, sub contra ctors
FOR building the Sewalrs Point Elec-
trio Railway. The Norfolk and AZ
lantic Terminal Company Is gar
ni5heed for the amount
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
G.. Warren Smith to Mrs. j. II.
Golfer, lot fronting % feet on the north
ern side of Hamilton avenue, with
depth OF ITO feet $1,000.
Christian Heurich, of Washington,
D. c., to the Gladstone Hotel Com
pany, property fronting 1915 feet on
the west side of Nebraska street in
exchange for the property fronting 37.5
feet on the northern side OF Bulls
street.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Fletcher Burton and Lucy McCady,
colorcd.
Washington Boykin and Sarah Davis,
colorcd.
Henry Purdy and Ora Sutton, colored.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
There We're two petitions in bank
ruptcy filed in the United States Court
yesterday.
-. e. Simpson, through Attorney p.
}. Morris. asks for discharge in bank
Fuptcy. He was formerly of the firm of
Right &c Simpson, carriage builders.
There are several suits now pending
against him in the Court of Law and
FOR RENT.