Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-24
TEMPLES OF EQUITY
Many Chancery Cases Set For
Trial.
Justice Tomiin Dfsposcs of n shor,
Docket-Chnrter Granted ana Di.
vorcc Suit Entcrcd-Kccord or tho
Clerks Omce.

Justice Tomlln disposed Of the fol-
lowing cases in the Police Court yester-
day:
Emma ]. Jones. colored. fighting;
fined So.
Lavinia Wilson. colored, abusing
Martha Ward; fined $3.50.
Sarah Emmerson, colored assault
and dsorderly conduct; continued until
to-day.
Henry Anderson. colored. stealing so
cents from Jessie Wyatt; dismissed at
the cost OF the defendant.
Sarah Sims, colorcd, stealing n shirt;
dismissed at the cost of the complain
ant.
Martha Pervls colorcd. breach Of
the peace; fined So.
Mamie Ba lev. colored. stealing n
hat and cape of the value of S. from
Mary Phillips: fined SILL
Robert Randolph, colored, a 49, year,
old incorrigibie; ordered to be whipped
at the Jail.
George Judll:ps. drunkenness and
fighting; fined 81.
LAW AND CHANCERY COURT.
The following are the cases set for
trial in this court during the February
terin-with jury:
Monday, February 27th-Ruth Lee.
administrators. VS.. American Fertiliz-
ing Company.
Tuesday, February 2Sth-Jennie B.
Anderson VS.. II. T.. Owens; c. NJ. MUIR
den VS.. Norfolk, Virginia Beach and
Southern Railroad Company.
Wednesday. March lst-J. II. Carpen-
a.
Chemical Company.
Thursday, March 2d-J. & T.. Ma
honey VS.. Frank j. Banks; C. NJ. Muir
den VS.. Norfolk and Virginia Beach
Railroad Company.
Friday, March 3d-Mary Nichols. adj
minlstratriX vs.. Columbia Guano Com
pany; w. II. Robbins K Bro. VS.. Brad
ford Lumber Company.
Monday, March 6th-Wlllamson &c
Sykes VS.. Omega Wrenn; Mary Il.
Johnston ct ais. VS.. Adclla II. Page
Tuesday. March It'll. b. Baxter VS.
John w. Cherry; Marcus Marx VS.. Il.
Vance.
Wednesday. March Sth-Oscar Young
VS. Baltimore, Chesapeake and Rich,
mond Steamboat Company.
thursday, March 9TH. a. Dicken-
son VS.. Martha L. Allen; NJ. V. c.
Watt vs.. w. II. Richardson, McCleary
& Mcclellan Live Stock
Without jury-Friday. March 10th
Gill u Thomas. lcssees. &c, VS.. City OF
Norfolk: The GUNNER Company VS..
Tyree, Bucitwalter e Co.
RECORD OF THE CLERKS OFFICE
The following deeds OF bargain and
sale were entered to record in the
clerks office yesterday:
Mrs. II. \. Dggs to ]. r. Dozier. Sr.
the lot with improvements fronting
twcnty-seven feet on the southern side
of Brambleton avenue. 200 feet west of
Reservoir avenue; $4,000.
c. c. Barclay to II. l.. Cox, n lot with
improvements fronting LOG feet on the
north side of Graydon avenue Sos. .
feet east from Colonial avenue: $1,000.
\ certificate of the organization of
the Tygert Allen Fertilizer Company,
Of Camden, n. j., has been filed in the
Clerks Office here. Judge +. NJ. White
hurst has been made the company's
agent in Norfolk
flied in the Clerks Office this morning
in tie chancery suit of Thomas Town
send VS.. w. ]. Baxter, Jr.. ct ais. The
object of the suit is to obtain n decree
in favor of the plaintiff against w. ].
Baxter. Jr.. for the payment of 81 600
Personal property and lot on the
south side OF Ohio street are mentioned
in the paper.
GENERAL COURT NOTES.
Judge Hanckel granted n charter yes
terday to the douglas Park Com
pany." the purpose of which Is to en-
gage in tine rr.rf -res+t4fte -husiness Can
ital $1,000, to be divided into shares OF
$50 each. The amount of real estate
to he held is not to exceed 900 acres
The office of the company Is to be in
Norfolk. Oflcers-R. w Macdonald
president Vance Hebard. vice resi-
dent: Abbott Morris. secretary and
treasurer. These. with j. II. Bull and
X. s. Molng. all of Norfolk, compose
the Board of Directors
y petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed in the United States District
Court yesterday by I. V. Abramson
through l.. j. Norris. counsel LiabiIi-
ties, Sl0,23G. instead of $102.36. as re-
ported In afternoon press. The credi-
tors are nearly all out OF town people
Lavinia Hawkins. an infant. by Geo
Hawkins. her next friend, and through
Ross Lambert, counsel has entered
suit in the Court of Law and Chan
Gerry against the Columbia Peanut
Company FOR $4,000 damages.
Mary 7. Rogers. through Starke &
Starke. attorneys, has entered suit ir
the Court of Law and Chancery for q
divorce from her husband, Edward T.
Rogers.
George Il. Council. Newport News
iiled petition yesterday. Liabilities
$l,'9o; exempt. 500. C. -Ayle,t Ashby
attorney.
Libel notice was served on steam tue
Nellie by Deputy u. S. Marshal West
for c. w. Petit. Damages claimed
$2S5.S9. No bond given.
Judge iianckel yesterday granted z
charter to the "Pyro Paint Company
capital To be from $1,000 to $1,000 and &c
be divided into shares of 800 each.
/ Officers: Thomas Black. Berkeley. pres
idcnt; James Iredell Jenkins, Norfolk