The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-26
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ray The DAY Book made its temperance
Monday, after suspension of four years
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represented, and its first appearance under
the circumstances, are much admired. We
say success t, the old Norfolk DAY Book
Bulletin.
MAYok's COURT, NoRFoLK.-There were
several civil cases, and perhaps as many cases
of violated ordinances, before Mayor Tabb,
yesterday, but all put together bear very little
interest.
The case of. City of Norfolk, as. Wiel &
Lowepberg, for a nuisance 10 rear # their
that they d taken all the necessary steps to
abate the nuisance as soon as the Street In>
spector notified them
Mr.. John Cochran applied for remission
of fine imposed by the Ordinance, for allow
i G his COWS to go at large. Mr.. Cochran
stated in extenuatipn, that the lot in which
he kept his cows was enclosed; that it had
been taken for military purposes, and that
soldiers had, after turning his cows out,
d i en- t. EN- o The pound, where he had to pay
the sum he asked re urned. o Mr. Hawkins,
Keeper of the ns House, before h. could
get his COWS Mr.. Tabb thought it was
matter belonging to tbs miliary and re-
speCtfully referred it 10 them.
Ms. Ooten was charged, ~ officer Davis
with violating the ( tate law AID City O'di
nanees by keeping ter store open and selling
goods on Sunday MIS-. Cohn is of the
Jewish peIsu ,sion, and had an undoubted
right to sell goods on Sunday, provide she
religiously observed Saturday; but this she
bsd not done. She was fined FIVE dollars
csc, under Il City dina ces, adj
monished to sin no more.
Case of Morgan as. Meeks, for rent was
pos ponei until naxt Saturday. Thi, ap
peared to be simple difference as to who
should pay for repairs put on the house by
ths tenant, Meeks.
case in which officer Bontan had brought a
dappsr little woman into Q, urt charged with
selling liquor without license. This little
woman was exceedingly neat, not bad look
ing, and very loqnacious feminine who de-
ried the s1ft impsachment. aud asseverated
that she was a ''p,or woman, had to work
hard for her living, bad no father or mother,
and was not at home when the dignity of the
law was offended, but was out taking exer-
else on horse back, and that she had wit
nesses to Prove all that" The Mayor post
poned The ,se 10 allow her to bring Ter wit
nessfs before him
Williams, vs. Jewet, was an action for
wages, as Captain OF a v, ssel The evid. nee
showed that the duty had been performed,
and judgment was given plaintiff.
City of Norfolk, vs Lorenzo Brown, for
keeping an ordinary and bowling salooo
without d license Continued until to-day.
DARING AND SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY Some
time during Monday night fureib entrance
/. was effected, through the rear to Freeman
Jewelry Store. The operator, it appears
reached the second story window on Talbot
Street, climbing a rail. which was found near
the scene. raising the sash and then, wrench
ing off an iron bar which impeeded his pro-
gre.s. With this iron bar in hand, he hen
descended to the first floor ana removed tn
casing Of the back door leading into the store,
while this was eff ctsd the f-ld was clear and
it only remained for him to help himself to
whatever the show cases cootaile1, which he
did 10 the way of jewelry &c. to the value Of
about So 900.
Fortunately for the propris or the watches,
diamonds and most valuable portion of the
stock had. as usual, been placed in the iron
safes, when the store was closed It is a
matter of some surprise that the police did
not hear him break the glass, or raise the cash,
and come upon him before ne succee dsd 10
reaching the store.
We learn thai colored boy, formerly EN-.
ployed as Porter in the store, b. 8 been arrest
ed on suspieion,and will have az exami-
nation as soon as the witnesses can be noti-
fed.
GoasD By Oow.-A vicious COW gored
man on Ferry Point, day or two ago. in such