The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-19

T Iottce C0ua.-The following cases werf
disposed of by Police Justice White. thi;
morning: NV '''''
John Miles, (coloreO up to answer for
stealing lot of tobacco, the property of
Mayo q Co., and for striking Policeman
I W. L. Goodman, while in the discharge of
ms duty, was bailed in the sum of s301) fo,.
ms appearance on Thursday, to which time
his case was continued.
James johnson, (coloretD charged with
6eing suspicious character, was honorablv
| discharged.
Coleman Yeamans, charged with with
holding 50 bill from Mary L. Anderson.
he having found the same in the street and
Well-knowmg it to be the property of said
Anderson, was discharged.
Robert Salman, charged with striking
Edward Peay, the little son of VIM. Peay
ana also for assaulting VIM. Peay. was re-, ),
qured to pay fine of s15.
WIN; Peay, Tor trespassng on the premi-
ses OF Robert Salman, was discharged.
Caroline Davis (colore0 put in an appear
ance TO answer for abusing and assauiltinp
MARIA Moore. Was warned and discharged.
Mary Philips (colored), charged With
abusing Maggie Cephus, was let off on the
payment of a fine of So so.
Morton Cephus (coloreD, charged with
abusing Mary Philips, was let off.
WIN. Bowles (colored), charged with
stealing one gold chain valued at SO. the
properly OF JENNIE Bowies, and for threat
ening to beat her, was required to give Sc
curlty IN the sum of $40 for his GOOD be-
hayior for three months.
Joseph Robinson (colored) was sent to
|ta Jl.a ior zen days I4r stealing an umbrella,
John Cousins (coloreD, for beating his
VINE ana ior threatening to kill anyone who
would nave nm arrested, was required to
give security IN the sum of $500 for his
good behavior for six months.
George Smith and Fanny peoram lcol-
oredl for creating a disturbance in the street
Smith failed to answer; Fanny sent 70 TO- ;o; ;o
ior n lfree months IN default of security.
Inacker Epps, colored) charged with
steailng ,n one belt, valued at 81, the property
ol M. UConnor, and also stealing three
poullas OF sugar from John NJ. Higgins.
pearance on Wednesday, to which time III lis
case was continued.
oalile Davenport, (colored) put in an an
50 from Thomas Williams. was lei off % the
t.-1 -sS -'.nn'S ~ po. Ill an appearance.
, a Hnge Mtsfdke.-We are surprised to
ind in the Dispatch, Whig and ENQUIRER of
ms morning mistake amounting in the 40.
sregate to s6S7 ,790.62 cents. If their state
nents be true, the Collector of internal
feyenue, Rush Burgess, ESQ.,, will have TO
all upon some of his friends to helm him
'ase the money to pay Uncle Sam. besides les
le would be required to account for such .
discrepancy m his returns. He only col.
ected from the banks during the month of
way, s6,9|4.3S cents, and not 1904 .73S-as
epofted by these papers. We are Satisfied I
was am error IN the information and NOT $
Intended to do Collector Burgess harm ot c
Y ashhgton, as some might suppose. We Q
ccept your apology, gentlemen, in advance
In Hm7y.-Thc gentlemen from our q
ny VINO We're summoned to Alexandra
'st week to act as jurors in the criminal e
RAJ OF Boswell, for the murder of a small
olored girl, seem not to have relished rs :,
'ng stay there as the Alexandra gentle :,
len did here in the Sands case. They re- n
armed home ON Saturday, after rendering r
erdlct against Boswell Of guilty of murder +
the second degree, who was sentenced TO D
We years, residence with Col. Strother.
ito for Dorm the Ricer,-The James a
iver steamboat company propose to add :
the pleasures Of our city 'by making ex- g
irslon trips from here to Norfolk. or else Y
mere on the river, when desired. Round- y y
II, tickets to Norfolk and return are fixed = =
the moderate rate of So, which is really '. '.
ieap, when we consider the character of -
'commodations furnished. This is to be- :,
me 's the favorite route to persons visiting = q