Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-14

MAYORS Ccrar.--Thera were =. number Ct
criId.rall urraigncd before II Honor yester-
day, whose names and offences we insert in
the brief summary hereto suhjJined. They
dcser:e oaiy - mere MENTION" and that is
ali .;cy ~:
Aired Hill, free .:sgro, was charged with
ruhEinc arDtlcr dark y Ct hId -. Defendant
ssr ~ Ia have :. natural foninc.s for taking
things -rainecinlly these which don't belong
the cage. ne robbed f. How rrisoner OF ten
DOLLAR. II: was III the cage on thh; "1c;Ision
for Grnuiin, au transporting colorel brother
nl Fuj ot boots. The party from ~!.vm be
stole the nat ~ts prasent to establish the
fact. De!rudam: was ordered to be punished.
VIM. 3. Smith, white man and soldier, was
| charged ;r;,h stealing Il beg o! onions from
some r,r:Gr unknown. Waterman Hicks
| found on,i.h t!u!sirg nlang, Yesterday morn
| Ing, about sunrisc. with the onions, near the
corner -. - III and Franklin streets. lie liz
yc.lira;cd tie bag, found the oderifercus veg
ot.Lle wet with dew" whereby lie concluded
;a;: they had been recently extracted from
the ground. Smith calrd himself Wilson,
aud ssyera! other names, before getting to the
w.:tch h ':laa. finally -c:,iiES on Smith 20 his
p7oacr rGgnomen. lie id ne bought the
onions OF man III cart, and Jim Oliver
couII pTJcc il; Gafe Continued. Smith and
onions ret .incd, anil police sent alter Oliver.
Sam, siavs Of T. Smith, was charged with
stealing ten grain bags the property ot tho
Confederate STAKES. Sad he bought them
from soldier. Sam WAS whipped.
Charles, slarc Of JAMES BinfcrJ, was
CHARGED with stealing set Of single harness,
re nroncrty Cf the c niederato States
Charles wac Office bHY ~ the Ordnance Works.
On the 9Th May he Knocked Oft several
rlamks from the Ordinances stables, extracted
the harness, ana thought. doubtless, he had
done \ good thing Saturday evening
Watcman Perdua fDuui Charles, near the
Central RAILROAD Machine Shops, with the
harness IN . ba.. I'i-yncr was sent On for
tr.al
VIM. King, free negro, from Henrico, living
in the city without paper, committed, to DO
put to work en- the ba.tcli;s.
Lillian Ca-t2-. solder. charged with steal-
ing {. ri,r'S a.. ani contents from Mrs. =.
Hall, pirIi drum .:nrsT as 81 cScrse tor Lilo
urwa-rt.;Air drn = which, plea th. MAYOR
oyarruisi, and sen: Carter or before the luz
un:- ,;,.,;T; lac further eNlminatio'
WILMA Elii;.r,'. shoe make r, was charged
with s:,..link \ w. Luck poke: beck, cJL-
;.a,nE SOB I.'.ak testified that, us was lis
cu-'on, ste, H"r!. 49, so !JG Inc lay. Sa
urday. r lacked up his shop an,: maze CHI !.
IaenGv,cLnui q: his lrotits nll less. lie as--
certauei tia. i'a had SlnI put tia: amount
in his pike. back. laid the LATER on u chu.r
and prepared t. put on SOME new raiment, az
the CONS 0f St. Grisp;n are in the habit Of do
IN: from inc immsm"rial. R4fore he had
tin.c to shirt "r shava," he heard KIN Jck-
iuG Mt tho door"--lhet kamking. denoted the
coming Of Mr.. Ballard. He entered Luck
got on his brooches, looked for bis packet book,
and it was gone. Snake of the singular dis
appearance of the article. Ballard thought
he'd find it in the morning. Luck would ra-
ther find il ,iuss then. liz lid mt, however.
The arrrs: o. Ballard followed. Some sixty
odd dollars was found on him. Luck would
not say any Of it was his. Some witnesses
were introduced On behalf Of the defence, but
they did not alter the determination of his
Honor to send Oh the case before the Hastings
Court. Ballard Was committed to await the
result OF further investigation.
The case of Joshua Owings, for stealing
" N. Clsrksou's watch, was further contin-
led, Olarkson not being present in Court.
Mary Jones and several other parties were