The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-30
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tHUSTINGS COURT-JyDag BURsHANs.yl
I In this,eourt yesterday the jury returned
in favor Of the plaintiff for 1858. 50 sfpfst =
n The case Of Hewe; Knot &'eo. tssgGam- .
uel Strohgl & co:Wss entered into4d aa7pf
Mayors 1 aos 90 eosoiUJRT-M1lox aS0. Cz1soos5
h me Psckpocket Case The contisdsd =
case Of aths United states soldiers Henry
Mari, Frank Forrester, and Michael dur. b
,berts charged with picking tho pocket sfs
Mr.. Milton Stanley, of sixty dollars, NsssT
brought before Mayor Chahoon yesterday.
Mr.. Stanley repeated his testimony OF tho
day before, and the following In addition 81
was taken II aoi!s.fasT1o sssiigsS hpzT
IN Mrs. Wolf, sworn, testified thas the sol-s
rdiers and; Mr.. Stanley came into her house
together. Stanley was very drunk. He
felE against tie door and broke out two :
glasses. They wanted Stanley to otreat. Hesc
said he had no money Witness told them
that, he had drank enough, and asked them !,
to put him out Of the house. MUIR did 80,
and threw his beg out after him. : 80
Policeman Cox sworn: He saw MUIR
throw Stanley out of the orvery Violent y
1y.5H He went tos him and picked himrup. q
He was bleeding OF the wrist. Murr, after.
putting him out, vent back into the house.,
Witness went in 70 arrest him, but he ran
through the back door. Ran sitter HIM
about fifteen minutes, but did not catch =
him. fzh sstet2 cEF sacit ri fosf greya{
q Forester and Hurburt we're discharged,
and MUIR was sent on, to answer an indict-
ment.
RI ef9.-Emma alias Msry Jackson =
~s,-IA ILL
in United States currency from Patrick
Smith, Was sent on to answer, an an indict- II
ment for felony. ..r.,,.,s;g,,... ,,,.f 49,.
PicIpoeket Georgiana Brown (negro),
charged with picking the pocket Of Owen
Fitzgerald Of sixteen dollars In United y
States currency, was callediiup, hut Fitzge-Sr
raid not answering, thee was continued !?
until to-day, .-.d kc. .,s;,,,r ,1ey-,..-
Stealing John Camp tyhite and vir-
ginis Dickinson (negro) charged with steal
ing sundrys articles of clothing valued at q
nine dollars and fifty, cents, from Phiilisfo
Winston, were, discharged. err .ssts4a r-g
Tsro,oiagI Rocks.-Cy Cyrus and Henry Ed
wards two negro boys), charged with .
throwing rocks in the streets, we're set back
for whipping from their father n sa.1i
AsSastlt. Louis Womble (Ehite) ,chargedtr n
with assaulting, and beating Mary Brown y
(negro), was called up, and the h,,o case CON A.
tinued, until to-day.
Thefts.-susan Carter (negro) charged .
with taking from thesperson Of Isaac Brown 2
. pocket-book containing ,sle.75 in United
States currency, was called up The evil
dence not sustaining the charge, she Was /,
Tom faylor tuegr0y; charged with #stsals
ing several articles'of silyerwsre from e.
s.. Harper, was called up; but in the abb :
sence of witnesses the, case, wasf continued,
until to-day. fr.s !; 6.,Es, ,,f,...,,,s,.s,
Nelson Harris (negro), charged with
stealing sundry articles Of bed clothing
from Edmund Smith, was called, and In the 4
absence of witnesses thescase Wars continued
until to-day. ter .tg -s.Er az~F "a s,7rt) ,
SaultS.-Conrad Wagner (white),
charged, with shooting and wounding George
Jackson and james Davis (negroes) was
called mp, but in the absence Of Witnesses
for the prosecution the case was continued
until to-day sgs[ffar ssl % .-yIa1r.5T e.af
John. F. England (Ehite), charged with !,
assaulting and striking with rock small
white boy named Richard Cohn, was fined
five dollaPs.odt - KS lsE gshgt basioa