The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-25

MAYORS CoURT-Mayor Gahoon presi-
din3.-Peter Williams and William III. Tur-
ner (colored), for fighting in the street, were
fined SIS each. !.
Virginia Hardgrove (colored), charged
with abusing and threatening to beat Annie
Harris, was discharged, Annie not appear
ing against her.
Hattie Jordan, charged with using OBJ
scene language and threatening to burn
Pleasant Williams's house, was dismissed
with lecture against incendiarism.
Ellen Harper and Harriet Scott (colored)
charged with stealing ten dollars worth of
habiliments from L. Phillips, were called,
and the case continued.
Samuel White (colored), charged with
having William goat belonging to Monroe
Quarles, was discharged.
Joe Anderson and William II. Anderson
(colored), charged with being gentlemen Of
questionable worth and honesty, were re-
quired to give surety for their good be-
hayior. 4
John Morris, for refusing to assist police
man Lumpkin when called on to do so, was
fined S.. p,
Fanny Taylor and Henry Best, for indie
cent conduct on the street, were called
Fanny was discharged and Henry was
fined SIS.
Thomas Nicholson, for threatening tc
perforate John Ryan, was called, and the
case continued.
William Miller (colored), for having in
his possession lot of stolen fowls, was
sent on for Indictment.
James Miles (colored) and William Kech
(white), for assaulting Miss Pauline Myers
in the street, were discharged.
David Couch and Albert Vanter (co
lored), charged with taking possession of Q
boat belonging to Short Joseph, were called
and the case continued.
Miller Dabney (colored), charged with
being an accomplice of Henry Thomas alias
Friday Robinson, and robbing Squire Wat
son, on the 18th instant, was discharged.
John Robinson (colored), charged with
trespassing on the premises of s. Favier
and suspected to have hand in the rob
bing of his shop, was sent on.
Alexander Anderson (celored), charged
with trespassing on and threatening to ter
inmate the earthly career of Peter Jones
was fined $3.50.
Mary A. Williams, for creating o dis
turbance in the house of William Michlel
(colored), was fined $3.50.
James Forbes, for being drunk ant
unable to take care of himself, was Or
raigned and discharged.
William Rose, charged with obtaining
$3.50 worth of merchandise under fals'
pretences with intent to defraud, and steal
| ing check of the value of $39 from Louil
Miller, was discharged, the plaintiff no
appearing.
William Hanna, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the streets, wa
lccturcd and dismissed.
John Ferrell, charged with being drunl
and fighting in the street, was dismissed
with warning.
Rosa Thomas (colored), charged will
breaking open the house of Isaac Randolph
and stealing S. worth of property, was dis
charged.
Richard johnson, for being drunk ant
trespassing on the premises of N. Good
man, was fined $3.50.
Churchill Montague, Richard Scott, Will
liam Wyatt, Ed. Payne, James Jones, james
Powell, Charles Harris, Charles cambridge
William Smith, Ellick Carter, and William
Hagan (colored boys), charged with fighting
q rock battle in the street on Sunday, wer'
turned over to their parents for thrashing
William Mines UNITED States army
4 drunk and unable to take care of himself
was sent to camp. :.
Walter Peterson, for creating disturb
ance in the depot of the Chesapeake ant
Ohio Railroad Company, was discharged.