Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07
THE SOLOMON CASE
Continued Again Yesterday Be-
cause of Witness Absence.
VIII Probably Como to Trial Next
Week After n Long Wait Woman Fined
for Assaulting II Collie ctor- Fish Dealers
Acquitted of Charge of False prctenccs

The case of Horaito f. Solomon, COL
ored. charged with the murder of
Happy Charlie" Small. was continued
In the corporation court TO Thursday
next. The absence of one witness for
the Commonwealth was the cause of
the continuance. 1t now looks as If
this long continued case will come to
trial next week.
QUALIFICATIONS.
In the corporation court yesterday
James 7. Rodgers qualified as admin
istrator of the estate of Mrs. Sarah G.
Holland deceased, under $500 bond.
with III. d. Oliver as surety. The APP
praiscrs appointed by the court are
Albert Stahl. w. IL. Il. Loyal! and c.
Is. Carroll.
DIR. e. =. Odendhal was yesterday
rcappointed coroner of the city of Nor
folk by Judge Hanckcl.
Rev. r. IL. Reynolds. of the A. NJ. f.
church. qualified to perform the rites
of marriage.
SUTTON WOMAN BAILED.
Judge fianckel yesterday admitted to
bail Fannie Sutton. colored. who is
charged with attempting TO poison
Maggie Jones, her rival. William II.
BRYANT became surety on the bond for
| $500.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The Heptasophian Building ana Loan
Association To w. II. Curdts. lot front
ing 80 feet on the east side of Howard
street. $500
John Il. Jenkins to the Security Loan
and Trust Company. improved lot on
Clay avenue. near Wiloughby avenue,
$500.
Joseph r. Hudson to Joseph G; Five
| ash. lot on east side OF Moran avenue.
No. $40 on plat of West End Land
Company. $500.
The Client Company to J. w. Muir
ply. lots Nos. /. and 3, block No. 30
plan of Client Company. Colonial ave
nue. and Armistcad bridge road, $3.50
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
a marriage license was granted yes
Phoebus. and Emily Fredericka Smith
of Washington, ID. G.
LAW AND CfIANERY COURT.
In the court OF law and chanccry
yesterday Judge Hancliel and a jury
| partially heard the case of Pecle. Han
cock IL Carr V. George w. Taylor X
Co. growing out of the alleged breach
| of 4 coal contract.
THE POLICE COURT.
Sarah Walker, colored. was fined $40
and costs by Justice Taylor for as
Saulting Henry lseinach, II collector for
| Philips, Levy g. Co. furniture dealers.
| The woman claimed that the collector
|
she saw him in front OF her house on
| Doyle street she attacked him with IL
| plank. Rcinach said the woman evil
IDENTIFY mistook him for some one else.
and assaulted him without cause. The
woman was represented by w. H..
Land. colored, and Moe Levy appeared
! for the plaintiff.
Littleton Hyslop. fish dealer. charg-
Cd with securing $l3 worth Of fish from
| Walter Lambert under false prctcnseS.
was acquitted of the charge. John G..
/ Tilton appeared for the prosecution
and w. s. Woodworth for the defense.
The case of Eugene Brown colorcd.
| charged with cutting Wm. Bats. col
orcd. during Il fight on Market Place.
| was continued. the injured man being
unable to appear.
MINOR CASES.
Albert Hoffman. disorderly conduct
and abusive language; fined Sl25o.
out of the city.
Samuel j. Duffcy. insulting ladies,
John Kemp. colored. threatening to
cut John i. Hammer. ninety days i'm
Edward Sawyer colorcd larceny of
| lead pipe: fined $3.50.
| Frank Gillian. colorcd. assaulting
IW. Shepperd, continued until to-mor-
row and the defendant bailcd in the
| sum of $25
| Frank Edwards. James Delvin, Geo.
Paddock and John MahorcY. deserving
TO sail for China; delivered to the
| United states authorities.
4. Wallace. stealing Il S25 bicycle
fran, 4 = Hewitt: continued.