The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-29

a. tbs Mayor deemed II desirable 10 ascertain how
far Tho perceptive faculties Of Hancock had been
eeo, ed by arink, he continued the Case. and coin
m!tted Boyd for another hearing.
The case against William OBrian charged with
attempting 10 break into the storehouse OF VIM n:
Stewart and commit larceny, was partially heard
and continued until the 3O,h inst.
: batch Of individuals were auagnei for being
p .rsons OF evil Fame, fame, aud reputation, and
having no visible means Cf support" The party
arrested In the small wooden tenement In AK.
change Alley rear Of the Varieties, and consisted
Of prom!souo US juulbe Of paen aad women The
former may be dismissed with the remark that. in
looks al least, they were dubious aud uncertain /;
the womsns charms. If they ever had any, had iong
since faded. These pafiahs Of society had played
out evidently In the aristecrsc bRunts of vice.
They gave the names Of Maggis Mitchell, Alice
HswkiDs. Mars Gary. Elizabeth Valentino, w "a.
Goriy. Jpo. Key, All! Wn. Connaway. Tie lat
horse belonging TO DIR. - Bozs, worth $500. The
Mayor said the ely Of RshmoDd had become tho
resort Of 81! tha vaenbonds and outcasts ia 'ba
roufederacy ami he shonld uas civil apd military
power to sxpel them. Ths parties were committed
to jail Until Thursday. TO m0rrOw.)
person calling himself Henry 3D. Myers, Lately
in the hands Of the pOlea for petty offence, and
who on that occasion exhibited pass from Ge-a.
Wsnder emitting aim to the freedoll sf the city,
having been liberated, was again arrested yester-
day for another petty abstraction the particulars
of which did not transpire. The prisoner cesired
to explain but the sitting magistrate cut HIM short
With the assurance that be would be heard at an
othsr time. He would no more bs deluded by hls
protsstatios1g of inneeeocs Committed for exanai.
nation.
Jamss johnson alias NcCabe, arrested a few
days since for alleged completely in tho murder OF
Kelley and Downeg, was present In Court, but not
examined, as was also James Hogan, charged with
aiding IN the escape OF a man who robbed Abnsr
Deriiff soldier, Of S75. in Hughes row. on l7.h
street.
Sigismond Zalaski. represented to De 81 Lieu
tenant in the regular army Of the ContedeIafe
States, was charged by Captain William 8. Reid, OF
the Presidents Guard. with stealing fsOm him an
India rubber overcOat, worth $50, at krs. A. r.
Aaynard's boarding house a deal Of testimony
was preferred al to the good character OF Lieut.
ZlasAi bat the fact that ths cost, aftsr being
mi.sei had been found locked up Ia his trunk being
tsstifed to the Mayor, he committed tie acsused
for examination before . called Court on the Sd Of
November. The prisoner is person OF line ap
pearance and good address, snd seemed to apprs-
cists his unfortunate position to its full extent.
Daniel slave Of Josep ph Priddy, datksJ dressed
in q Yankee overcoat, was ordered 2o lasnss for
stealing round of heef. &c said it belonged to the
hospital corner Of 10TH and Franklin streets. and
was ordered TO carry it back there, under penalty
OF another licking
The casa of Thomas slave of zlizabsth Temple.
charged with going ct large, was continued, and
tie csrkey sent to Jail.
John McAnsly me mber Of Dahney heavy ar'il-
lery, was charged wish stealing" from Bernard
Tray hcrse valued at slt0 The fact was, shat
HcAnsi!y Being very drunk, had mounted the torsa
near ths corn.r of 17th and Broad streets, and ca
attempting to make the animal go, had fallen iE
the gutter, from which he esrted to the lock
up The prisoner, who was still under the infu-
ence of waiskey, was delivered to Lieut.. Charles
Hunt, to be sent to his company. Tracy did not
rppsar to prefer any charge against him
Hastings Court, Tuesday. Oct 18th, 1892 No
criminal cases were tried before this Court to-day
Ths case Of "Hagan's John was appointed for Fri.
dey next, aad that of Blsaksrship for next Mon
day.
Hearico Circuit Ccnri, Tuesday, CA. 2s ls62-
The case Of Bernard, charged with shooting John
o. Taylor, was called up, and jury having been
empanneiled the exan,ins:iol of witnesses com.
menced. As the circumstances connected with the
unfortunate affair are no doubt fresh in she minds
of our readers, IAN elaborate report having been
published in tho Dispatch st the time of the rentOa
ire which resuted in the death Of TayiorD We
for bear Iecspituiatin. the testimony The prisoner
is defended by the Hon. james Lyons and Judge
VIM W. Crump- John L. Young, Esq, represents
ths Commonwealth. 1t d. late hour last night the
testimony of witnesses wag stlll progressing. Tia
will probably occupy the attention of The Cous;
fer several days.
Supreme Codcr. CT 4Ppca,s.-fhers was & quota O.
the Judges OF this Court present yesterday, ana az
guncnts On cases were resumed. The absenes oi
Judge Moncnre CHho has returned) during last
week, nss prevented, a. yst, the announcement o
any decisions. The Court has been in sesaon sbou,
g. uicnth.