The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-26
PORTRAIT PRESENTED
Handsome Oil Painting Of Judge I. S..

Handsome OH Painting otJudge ,.
A Eins Presented 10 Husiiogs Court.
a handsome oil portrait OF the late
Judge Thomas s Atkins. for a long time
on ..le pench otalhe Hastings Court, was
presenter 10 that court yesterday at
IL o clock by the family OF the late
Judge.
Tie portrait was presented by Judge
j.. u. Lewis, an old friend OF Judge At
kins. in doing SO he made . brief speech.
in which he paid a high tribute TO the
departed Judge, and characterized h m
as a man Of many virtues and high
qualities and a man OF great ability.
Judge Witt accepted the portrait feel
ingly He said it was With Pleasure he
accepted tho picture. as he was Com
monwealth.s Attorney when Judge At
llirs was onst1e bench. lie also paid
high tfibutesto the noble worth and the
strong example left by the late Judge.
Judge Atkins was succeeded by Judge
VIII. and presided at the famous Cluve-
1isls case.
The portrait was painted by Mr.. Q. S. &
Morton, of the National Bank of Vir-
Ginia, who also painted the portrait of
Judges a. 3. Guigon and George L.
Christian. now hanging the walls of
the courtroom.
The criminal docket OF the Hastings
Court is about closed up for the pres
s,nt term. Commonwealth Attorney
Richardson said yesterday morning that
very few new cases We're coming up
from the Police Court yesterday. but
that there would be plenty for the court
to do during the December term on ac-
count of many old cases going over to
that term from this one.
The of Collins against n.
C Williams, etc. for S654.aa is on trial
in the City. Circuit Court.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
c. j.. lialblteb and Mamie Il. I-andeis,
G. f. Nandcrslice and Virginia Nellford
Saller II A Lloyd and RoNie Immona.
ii. Ar,nistead and Laura Williamson.
Arthur IT, Kelly and Iottic NJ. Burton,
Willie bradley and Estclle Johnson. Ste
rilen r Farmer and Cora G. Jones.
An5amendmert to the charter of the At
lantic Land and improvement Company
was granted III the Circuit Court yesterday
IN which the company is given the power
Is own and operate steamboats, and do
a general real estate business.
Il. III. Roscher. attorney FOR Mary A.
Ryan, got d decree III the Chancery Court
yesterday morning for a partial divorce
from her husband. James 50 Ky aia,scc.i ne
separation is based on desertion.
An injunction was also asked for re-
sstrainlrg the aefendent from assigning
lis income and preventing }. Z. John
ron & Co from paying ANYTHING to him
untll y further order OF the court.
Tie couple We're married in Whining
ton.sDel.. September 90. 1880.
The Jury in lie City Circuit Court in
the case of Ellen j. Farley Us. Moses
Thaihimei Yesterday morning returned 4
verdict for The defendant nnd a judgment
was entered against the plaintiff for
costs.
The suit MAS for 5000 for damages
alleged 70 have been sustained by rea-
son q the change made by the defendant
that Miss Farley Mad stolen several small
articles from Mr.. Tllaihimer.
"A motion WAS made 10 Sc. the verde. |
of the jury aside, ana when this was
ovetraled notice MAS given OF an APP |
1,eal. The p'aintiff's attorneys were given
the remainder of the term in which ia |
file their bills Of exception on which ia
base an appeal.
A suit was instituted in the Law and |
Equity Court yesterda. for the purpose
OF strengthening out the title OF the IN
dependent Christian Society on Nayo#
Street, between Broad and Ross. Tho |
STYLE az The suit Is Cru.np 81 AIS ], ,,e;,,. i