Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-04

Court The proof beng positive, the Mayor fined
the party so.
John Denzler, on the same charge, was also fined
twenty dollars.
a. b Hamburg. also on the same charge, appear
ell before the Court. There being some difficulty as
10 the arrangement Of his houSeit only having one
door-the Mavor said he would postpone the further
investigation Of the until to-day, and IN the
meantime would send an officer to survey the prem
ises OF the accused.
Mrs Harriet T. Goodman, charged with selling
TuuOr without license, was before the Court.
Mr. ID. NJ. Miller, city assessor testified that he
went 10 Bakers alley, a few uay, ago. and informed
the accused that she must pay the city tax u she
continued 70 keep bar, when she said that sue hSu
been before Colonel McEntee, and he s1'd That she
could not be fined for selling ale and pop.
Mrs. Goodman then said 10 the witness on came
20 my house on Thursday morning WINE j Vas eat
ing breakfast YOU asked me whether para Incense
for Keeping bar; / said no, that only paid license
for selling ale and pop.
prior 10 the 10th Of August, al which time she got
out a license for selling malt liquors. Mrs. 6ood-
man here began 20 weep bitterly. saying thdt her
son was confined IN the penitentlsry Tor nothing
and she had % support little daughter. me
Mayor in spite Of her tears, however, fined her slO
for selling liquor without a license
The case OF r. j. GOrmley was called tor being
drums aS-lr'ting and threatening % kill his wife.
The Mayor required the party 10 give $40 security
10 keep the peace.
The CANE LAST NlaHr BETWEEN PHELAN AND
CARNE.-I.ast night about twelve hundred persons,
among them our first citizens of all professions, at
tended the Billiard Temple Of Mes,rs. Jones AZ Girls
yyoId ON Franklin street to witness trial of skill
between N-,srs. Phelan and Cdrme. Before the
came commenced. Mr.. Danuer, Of the Richmond
bar made a very happy address after which the two
celebrated contestants commenced operations
Nc. Carme is a FreuchmJu, aud does not speak
EagIi-h. Mr.. Phelan, consequently, explained the
M . remarkable shots hc performed.
Subsequent % the game, " oOO points up was
playad up0n table having no pockets. and pushing
was not allowed. The estimate OF professional bill.
lard players is that run of - AZ tins game Is equal
To ~ AT the ordinary American game. The follow
ing Is the score,
Phcan-Ig, O. y, O. II, 70, 10 Q, 20, g o, ., l6, 81
8. Is, U-tOtal, l67.
Carme-23 l44, o. 81, 10, -, 3, ? 10, ), >, U, II,
IA, n, D, 3l9-total, Gus.
PEovosr CouRr-CoLoNE1 McENTEE Presiding
The following cases were disposed Of Yesterday
John Henry Green, colored, charged with carry
ing concealed weapons. Found not guilty and re-
leased.
David Poindexter, colored. charged with firing a
pistol in the street. Found not guilty and released
Chelscy johnson, colored, charged with being dis
orderly and fighting. Found guilty, fined fifteen
dollars and released
John James. colored, charged with petit larceny.
Found guilty and sentenced 10 sixty days IN Caste
Thunder.
Minple Goodson, colOred, charged with stealing
railroad iron. Guilty and sentenced 70 Castle Ihm-
der for thirty days.
Henry Green. coored, charged with being yas-
rant. Sent 10 Clstle Thunder for Zen days.
j n. Turner, colOred charged with stealing chick
ems. Guilty, and sentenced to Castle Thunder for
thirty days.
AMY Christian elias johnson, colored, charged
with petit larceny. Guilty and sentenced 10 Castle
Thunder for sixty days.
John Watson; colored, charged with stealing TIM
Der No evidence. Released.
Lucy Ann GOode, colonel, charged with stealing
wood and contempt Of court Guilty, and sentenced
10 Castle Thunder for thirty DAYS.
Carry McGruder. cOl0red, charged with petit lar
ceny Guilty, aud sentenced to Castle Thunder for
sixty days.
Dabney Minor, coored, charged with stealing
coal Guilty, and sentenced 10 Castle Thunder Tor
fifteen days.
Joseph UBrien, Eleventh United States Infantry
charged with being drunk, disOrderly and assault
ing the police. Guilty and sentenced to Castle
Thunder for twenty days.
Edward NJ Fisk, Eleventh United States Infantry
charged with being drunk and helpless, Guilty, and
sentenced TO Castle Thunder for TIVE nty days.
f. Cummings, Twenty-tOurth Massachusetts,
charged with being drunk and dlsorderly. Guilty
and sentenced 10 Castle Thunder for ten days.
David Ryley, Twenty fourth Massachusetts,
charged with stealing bottle of whiskey. No evil
dence. Released.
Fleming Haiues, colored, charged with stealing
and carrying away two trunks. Released for want
Of evidence.
Hr,.RIco COrNrY COUrT- TErV9qu-Thomas J.