The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-17


will receive with sincere regret the intelli-
gence Of his death.
MAYORS CoURT-.Myor Chnhoon pre-
siding.-lienry Brooks (colored), charged
with stealing one hat, the property of
James Banks, had his case called and dis
missed.
Daniel Pace, charged with assa ulting
and striking Ella Watkins with hatchet,
was called, and the case continued until
Wednesday.
Lcwis Lindsey, charged with using abu-
siye language to and threatening to assault
c. NJ. Liggett, was called, but it was ascer-
tained that Lindsey had been bailcd until
to-day.
Lewis Banks (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating Richard Taylor, was
fined two dollars and half.
Sylvia Monroe (colorcd), charged with
stealing two dollars in United States cur
rcncy from Mathew Jones, was sent OH for
Indictment.
Benjamin Brooks alias Pitts, charged
with being drunk and using profane Ian
guage on the street, was fined two dollars
and half.
Robert Carter (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Julia Carter, was
fined ten dollars, and required tn give secu-
rity for his future good behavior.
Emcline Flournoy, charged with abusing
Margaret Gillian in the market-housc, was
called, and case continued until to-day.
Tilman Brooks (colorcd), charged with
having in his possession lot Of iron stolen
from some person unknown, was required
10 give security for his good behavior.
Amanda Morris (colorcd), charged with
picking the pocket of Peyton Gray and
stealing seven dollars and fifty cents in
United States currency, was sent on to be
indicted for felony.
Edward Kelley md John c. Ryan
charged with assaulting and threatening tc
beat Patrick Larkin, were required to give
security for their good behavior.
Mary Elicit, Mamie Elicit, and John
McRoberts, charged with being drunk, dis
orderly, and assaulting and beating each
other in the house of John McKoberts,
we're called, and the parties who were
bailed not appearing, attachments were Or,
dered to be issued to compel them to appear
to-day.
Joe Wilson and William II. Hill (colored)
charged with being pickpockets and at
tempting to pick the pocket of Mrs. Har'
man in the Second Market, were called, but
they did not answer, and it was asccrtained
that Wilson had escaped. Hills bail bond
was declared forfeited.
Monroe Brooks (colored), charged with
stealing melons and vegetables from The
cart of Henry Page, was discharged-tht
complainant not appearing.
J.H. White, charged with abusing police
man Jarvis, while in the discharge Of his
duty, was discharged.
Henry Thomas (colored), charged with
fighting in the house of Laura Jones, was
discharged by Justice Mitchell upon pay
ment of cost of warrant.
Samuel Allen Wilson and Fannie Hill
charged with fighting in a house on Eigh-
teenth street, were fined two dollars each
Ellick Lee, Wash Webb, William Henley
Robert Sauney, Joe Jackson, Sallic Anler-
son, Matt. Brian, Mag. Brauer, Emma
Bell, charged on warrant with unlawlully
keeping an ill-goyerned and disordcrly
house, were arraigned and all put to work
cleaning out the cells Of the station-honse
Charles Lee (colored), charged with hay
ing one shirt in his possession supposed tt
have been stolen from Joel b. Watkins, was
placed in charge Of Superintendent Whit
for labor ut the station-house.
William Robinson (colored), charged Will
having lot of railroad iron in his posses
sion supposed to have been stolen, was dis
charged.
Nc Gillian ,borool ,r;.b oc.o,lt;r
and beating Emclinc Flournoy, was brough
up and by request continued until to-day
Fannie Tay ylor, charged with being drunk
disorderly, and beating Jennie Edwards
was discharged.
Gilbert Elan, charged with assaultinl
and beaiing Melvina Elan, was fined five
dollars.
John Henry alias William Taylor, charged
with having in his possession one hammer
one monkey wrench, several pieces of iron
and other articles, the property OF some per
son unknown, was called and the case con
tinued until to-day.
Patrick Shepherd (co!ored), charged Will
being engaged in street fight on Sunday
was discharged. s,
James Slaves, charged with assaultine
and beating Elizabeth Baker, was fined tw,
dollars and fifty cents.
Alexander Marsee, charged with assault
ing and beating ". Il. Crenshaw, was dis
charged.
John Allen (colored), charged with hav
ing in his possession trace-chain supposed
to have been stolen, was required to give
SECURITY for his good behavior.
Della Miller, charged with allowing tvs
fierce dogs to bite John Reynolds, wa:
called, and the police directed to kill tht
dogs.
William Johnson (colored), charged with
creating disturbance on Cary street, wal
fined two dollars and fifty cents.
FEEDING HORSES IN THE STREET. Yes
terday morning A. K. Timberlake, L. "
Timberlake, Jackson Crouch, and Octaviu.
Martin (white), and Harrison Meredith
Squire Jones, and Miles Webb (colored)
were summoned before the Mayor anc
fined one dollar each for feeding THEN
horses in the street. They plead ignorance
of the law; but this does not cause biz