Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10
TWO CHARTERS
GRANTED
Proceedings of the Norfolk Courts
Yesterday.
YOUNG Fash COVETED
Judge Hnuckel chnrters the Norfolk
Warehouse Association, aud North
Client Lind ompaDy-
Arrested In Case of George Parker
DIR Morgan Held For Grand Jury
Owens Acquitted Ia u. y. Court.

DIR Morgan Held For Grand Jury
Owens Acquitted Ia u. n. Court.
fhe Norfolk Warehouse Association
was granted a charter yesterday by
Judge Hanckel, of the Corporation
Court. The company is organized for
the purpose of erecting and renting
warehouses for the storage of cotton
and other merchandise. TO construct
wharves and engage in a general ship
ping business; to build cotton COM
presses and to erect plants for the
manufacture of ice ard grinding plas-
ter. The capital stock is to be not less
than $4,000 nor more than 100000 di-
vidcd into shares of 800 each. The
officers named in the charter are: john
n. Vaughan, president; j. w. Perry,
vice president; John S. Jenkins. secrc>
tary; Fergus Reid. treasurer. These.
with Thomas a. Jones, George L. Arps.
Albert IL. Grandy and w. f. Gregory.
compose the Board of Directors.
1t was stated by Mr.. Fergus Reid.
the treasurer of the new company, to {,
NirSnian-Pilot reporter that the Nor
folk Warehouse Association was prac-
tically reorganization OF the Norfolk
Warehouse Company.
NORTH CLIENT LAND COMPANY.
y charter was also granted the North
Client Land Company to handle real
estate and. to engage in building on the
building and loan association pan prin-
cipally in Client It's capital is from
$50. 900 to $4,000 divided into shares OF
500 each. The amount of real estate
to be held is not TO exceed one thou.
sand acres. The officers are: S. @.
Collins, president: II. L. Page, vice.
president: J. Roy Collins, secretary
and b. w. Leigh, treasurer. Directors.
S Q. Collins, II. l.. Page. a. T.. Krlse
b. w. Leigh and w. T. Simcoe.
JUDGMENT ARRESTED.
Judge Hanckel rendered II decision
sustaining the motion OF Attorney r.
j. Morris for the arrest of judgment in
the case OF George Parker. convicted OF
attempting to drown an officer and to
escape from arrest. Mr.. Morris mo-
ton was based on the omission of the
word "feloniously' in the indictment
against Parker. Although Judge
Hancke!s decision sets aside the YER
dict of the jury, which was two years
in the penitentiary. the prisoner is not
free. and may be rc-indctcd il the
counsel does not agree upon some other
sentence.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
From West End Land Company to
James t. Nottingham CT ais, three lota
fronting twenty-five feet on the north
side of Ward avenue; 81 800
From West End Land Company to c.
II. Wagner. two lots fronting twenty
five feet each on the north side OF
Ward avenue; $780,
From Floyd Hughes and A. B. Seld-
ner, special commissioners. to Josiah T.
Jones. lot 20x30 feet on the west side
of CRANKY street; 5000.
FROM the Norfolk Company to the
Pulaski Company, OF Norfolk lot or
land fronting 100 feet on the north side
OF Raleigh avenue; $3.50.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
A marriage license was granted yes
terday to Harry Holyoake. a stcnogfa-
pher at Old Point, and Miss Eleanor
Mayes. of Baltimore.
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
DR.. Francis NJ Morgan, Of Berkeley.
was arraigred in the Police Court yes
terday on the two charges heretofore
mentioned in these columns and waived
preliminary hearing. He was ac-
companied by his counsel, Capt. John
w. 1apper, or Portsmouth, and several
friends. After Justice Tomlin had sent
DR.. Morgan to the grand jury. which
VIII reconvene Monday to hear the case.
application was made to Judge Hanck-
ell, OF the Corporation Court. for bail,
and granted The old bond of 81 900
was Increased to $1,000, and Messrs.
roster Black, c. II. Williams, and S.
w. Lyons became his bondsmen.
SMALL FINES IMPOSED.
The following additional cases were
disposed of by Justice Tomlin, as indl.
Gated:
George Ryan. colored maintaining a
health nuisance; fined Sl1.
Isaac Beasley, colored, carrying a
concealed pistol: fined $30.50.
Isaac Beasley, felonious shooting:
continued until June 10Th.
Louis Maud. throwing water from a
window and striking pedestrians; fined
So.
Della Foreman. colored. maintaining
health nuisance: fined $11.
Jacob First. colored, felonious as.
sault: again continued until June 10Th
d. Levitin, throwing filth in the
streets; fined 81.
Alkaline Hinton and Carrie Anthony
both colored. keeping filthy yards; fined
Sc each.
Aldustus Cuffee. colored, assaultin,
Rachel Clarke; fined $11.