The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06

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Wash Martin, colored, charged wit
beating Kitty Smith, fined $3.50.
Susan Donahoo, charged with stealin
. So from John Nubia, case continued unit
tomorrow. 30aG .IEG G1sgWa EA 4
Louisa Payne, colored, for contempt Q
court, was fined 81. --.s.<
Warner Anderson, colored, charged will
being drunk and disorderly and resisting
policeman, fined $3.50: g t.'sl's Z, e t@T
Ida Mason, charged with trespassing Oh
the premises of j. A. Thomas. sent t.
Jail for six months, in default of security
dim Slaves, .colored, charged with beat
ing John Overton with whip staff, cas-,
continued until tomorrow.
Fred Ware, colored, charged with bein.
drunk and resisting the police, fined So.
Annie Carter, colored, charged will
stealing one silver watch of the value O
$40, from the person Of VIM. j. Burt,
continued until tomorrow.
Frank Brooks, colored, charged with be.
ing drunk and unable to take care of him
self, fined $3.50. se7'1 ~
| James Meredith, eolored, charged with
creating disorder in the streets, fined
| George Benedict, charged with being
drunk. and disorderly in the Market-house
security required for his good behavior.
Mike Conway, charged with assaulting
and threatening to beat W. J. Dunn, fined
Bell Branch, colored, charged with being
disorderly and using profane language in
the street, fined So. u Il t}4l
~ I(nttsa Nvnifh .T;y,, L oru;o Tocbuo Tnroa
colored, charged with being disorderlv and
creating disturbance in the street, fined
So each.i9 z, slti1ta
John Brown, Thomas Tinsley and Sam
Stanard, charged with being disorderly and
using profano language in the street, fined
$3.50 each isis' 81 '''e'i
Frank Branch, colored, charged with.
being disorderly and using obscene Ian
guage in the street, fined 81.
William Montgomery, James P. Need
ham and Henry Vaughn, charged with
unlaYfally fighting in the First Markets
fined SIS. each. G
Henry Greenwala, charged with assault
ing and throwing stones at III. w. Hill in.
the streets, fined $3.50. 5000
, Richard Phillips, charged with sitting
on the benches in Market-house, fined
So.
Amount of fines imposed by Judge
White this morning amounted to $65.
SUDDEN DEATH.-C Coroner Taylor was
summoned at a late hour last night to
view the body of Maria Green, found lying
dead at her residence on the corner of
Seventeenth and Clay streets. Deceased
was aged about "a years, was five feet three
inches high, and weighed about 119 pounds.
1t appeared that she had been severely
afflicted with heart disease, for several years.
On last night she and her husband, Sam
Green, retired to rest about eleven o'clock.
About twelve o'clock he was awakened by
hearing his wife groaning and struggling. /
Neighbors were summoned. She died in
twenty minutes. The coroner did not
deem an inquest necessary in this case.
A METHODIST DIVINE SUCCUMBs TO
THE PRESSURE OF ADVERSE CIRCUM-
STANCES. The Salem, Roanoke, Va,
Register Of October the 4th,g has the
following sad news about an able and we'll
known preacher of the Methodist per
suasion, well-known in this city. It says
"Rev. DIR. William e. MunseY, the great
pulpit orator of the M. E. Church, South,
has, we learn frcm gentleman just
from Greenyille, Tennessee, become al
perfect wreck Our informant states that
he is constantly seen drunk on the streets,
and his associates are of the lowest char
acter. He is intensely profane, poorly
clad, and is without friends or money"
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS "A grand
vocal and instrumental concert will be given
in the town hall of fredericksburg, to-mor-
row evening, October 7th, at s O. clock, un-
der the auspices Of the Eureka Quartette, of