Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

seemed 10 look 70 the possibility OF strike on
the mart Of the association, for higher wages e2ch
member TO pledge himself 10 the support oil su'n "
movement in union with the other trade.
Report. were heard from the committees appoint
ed bv the carpenters, brickayers, machihisS' pas
terers. and stone cutters.
No reports were made from the m0ulders' painters,
manor hangers blacksmiths and several other trades,
mi an motion the committees We're allowed to with
draw for the purpoSe-Of preparing their reports
After considerable delay, the several committees
rsported aud thereUpon a lengthy discussion arose.
Finallv the meeting adjourned % meet again, and
further canvass the subjects embraced in tie several
reports.
PRoy0sr CoUBT-LIEUTENANr-Co colonel Ncl.NTEE
PREsIDISG-lIonday, October 232-Tle following
cases were disposed Of to-day:
William Brown, white boy charged with the theft
Of money, was released for the want Of evidence.
Richard EOln and Henderson johnson, coloTed,
charged with stealing old iron we've adjudEed guilty,
and allowed repOse in Castle Thunder for tIty days
William Ellison citizen for selling liquor 90 sol
derS, WAS adjudsed guilty, and fined twenty-five
dollars, with costs.
George Myers, Fourth Massachusetts, Cavalry,
charged with representing himself a detective was
released upon showing authority from special agents
office, Department OF Virginia % act Us detective.
John Robn>On-charge-h after the war is
over, was found guilty, and sent 10 the Castle for
twenty days.
William Mckens, coloreJ boy. charged with
throwing stones in the street, wss released.
Catharine Burns, white charged with being drunk
and exhibiting pugil!stc propeuS:t!eS, was found
"a It's. and fined ten dollars and released.
Jacob johnson, cOlOred charged with being drunk
ana disorierly was gdiulged guilty. and sent to
Castle Thunder" that blurue from which no cu!-
pit returns under MS allotted tine, which, IN this
instance was twenty day..
Martha Bradley, colonel very deeply charged
with being Frustrated bycieyatug !u!ds, was sent 20
Castle Thunder for ten days in order that she might
compose herself
John Ward. citizen. was charged with unlawiully
and feoniOuSiy taking and carrying away $40 Ge-
longing TO William Kite, Fifth Omitted states Artil-
lerv
The accused pleaded guilty. and was sentenced to
one years confinement IN the PcatcntGTy.
The robbery occurred at Castle Thunder, on or
about the night Of the 2OJh OF October, ls65.
The said Ward acknowledged 20 have taken the
money after being forced 20 do so. On searching
him the money, about sixty dollars thereof OF
the amount stolen, Was recovered. lie SAID he had
spent the balance-three dollars But after rcbhing
the said private Kite Ward made iJag, OF boasts
that he was a piekpocket, and Away meant To- he
one Al this ut Castle Thunder October 2Oh, lSi3.
John KObbs citizen, selling liquor 70 soldiers, was
adjudgel not guilty ana released.
Charles Tyler, col"red, and Pat King white
were charged with being di~uyicriy and resisting az
rest They were aljudgcd guilty, and sent To the
Castle tor thIty day each.
Daniel Rufin, coioreJ, charged with being djsor-
dcrly on the street Was released upon representa-
tonS that the accused has heretofore been respect
able boy.
OFFICE OF CHIEF or Poucr-Nosdag, O.foju
23-Siucc our last report the following names have
been added to the register az the office of the Ch'e
/ OF Police viz.
Charles Tyler colorej AMI Pat King, aged re,
,ucctiyclv, L. and Ii years charged with being bad
| characters. aud breUkn. iuto a house.
| John Robinson, colord, for fighting.
/ .Catharine Burns. iol being drunk and fighting.
| George Myers, Co. II. an MASSACHUSETTS cavalry
being drunk. falsely representing himself as de-
/ tectiye and blowing whistle
| Mrs. poherty, charged with an assault on John