Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-11
lAI|!|IaDAY With
COURTS
One !I Citizen LII Enters Suit Against
Observation-Disclosures Prosecution
AN INJUNCTION GRANTED

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r. Randolph Hicks. The plaintiffs bill
has not been filed. but 1t was learned
that the suit grew out Of Curley hay
Ing been arrested and imprisoned last
spring on complaint of Matthews. who
charged him with stealing from Mat
thews S; Santos. The case, it seems,
was dismissed. Curley claims that his
reputation was damaged and he was
greatly Inundated because of the ar
rest and imprisonment, which he claims
grew out of malice.
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
c. A McCourt, through Attorney
Bruce Simmons, petitioned Judge Mar
tin. of the Court of Law and Chancery
yesterday for an injunction restraining
II. Foster from selling or In any way
interfering with the property of the
Southern White Lead and Paint Com
pany, and from collecting any of the
debts due the said firm, and asking the
appointment OF received to take
charge thereof.
Juge Martin enterd q decree enjoin-
ing the defendant as per the plaintifr's
bill and appointed Captain John j.
Burroughs receiver, with instructions to
take immediate charge of all the prop
erty Of said company and> to return ain
inventory to the court. The receiver
gave q $1,000 bond. The case will be
set for further hearing when the in
Ventory Is returned to the court
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The following deeds of bargain and
sale were admitted to record in the
clerks Office yesterday:
John Williamson to Maggie M Har-
rlson. improved lot on Poole street, At
lantic City Ward $500.
Lizzie Il. Bottimore TO Willie A. Mar
able. lot No. 10. Smith street, 23x6S feet:
81 and other valuable consideration.
Client Company TO w. C. Cobb, lot
fronting 10 feet on east side of Colonial
avenue: s1,144
Trustees OF the Heptasophian Classl-
fled Building Association to Edward
Spaldlng lot with improvements 'front.'
Ing % feet 10 inches on the north side
of Butte street; 1920.
Mrs. j, r. Hudson to Eliza F. South
all, lot With improvements fronting So
feet on the cast side of Smith street;
$1,S00.
William B. Meredith to C. A. Nash,
lot at northwest corner or Chapel and
White streets, fronting so feet on
Chapel street and 100 feet OH White
street, $1,000
Lizzie E. Bottimore to Willie A. Mar
able, property at the northeast corner
OF Highland and Marshall avenues,
fronting &c feet on Highland avenue;
$500.
Jane L. Donald ct ais. to r. S. Car
nett. property ut the northeast corner
of Colonial avenue and Warren Crcs-
cent, Client, front 1907 feet on the
north side of Warren Crescent; Sl2, 500.
SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.
Ca0rpe Cin,ncor
saloon keeper, was sent on TO the De-
cemher grand jury yesterday morning
by Police Justice Tomlin on fhe charge
OF fraudulently obtaining five barrels
OF whisky from 1Instein Bros. whole
sale liquor, dealers of Cincinnati.
The charge was brought against
Simpson by Mr.. p ]. Morris local
counsel for Einsteln Bros. Sometime
ago Simpson ordered the whiskey. Civ
ING deed OF trust Upon his stock and
MIXTURES 10 secure payment. 1t is claim
ed that he represented that there wac
no lien on his stock. When the debt
became due, however, he did not pay
it, and when approa ched by represent
atives of the Cincinnati firm, told them
1t Is said, that he would not nav IL IN
til he got ready. When the represent
alive started to foreclose the deed of
trust 1t was discovered that there was
former lien.
Prior to the criminal charge against
Simpson an action of detinue was
brought against him by Lawyer Morris
to secure the liquor. The barrels were
seized by the City Sergeant and were
found to contain only water. It is
charged that Simpson sold the liquor
TO Church street dealer named Yafry.
After Simpson was sent on to the
grand jury yesterday, Lawyer Morris
brought civil action in the Court Of
Law and Chancery. and secured a lew
on the liquor license and property in
the DEFENDANTS saloon, which is con-
Quoted In the name of his mother, Mrs.
u. Simpson. Mr.. r. w. Shultice APP