Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-21
Police Indiyidualiiiss.

Ia all there we're foriy-three cases dis
posed of by Police Magistrate Winters
this morning, including seven State
cases, and the usual number Of minor
ofenses.
Hackabell Taylor, arrested on snspi-
Glen Of larceny, had his case continued.
James Clifford negro vag, was fined
$40
Mrs. Halleck's case, for misdemeanor,
was continued.
f. Feldman, a German, arrested for
permitting or creating Il nuisance, had
his case postponed.
Handy Phillips, a negro, was lined SlO
for suspicion of larceny.
Albert u. HUFF, an ebony hued va
grant, was fined S. for waiting, Micaw'
Der like, for something to turn up.
Lou Taylor, wench as black as char
coal. was fined 81 for dsorderly con-
duet.
John Sanfrancisco, negro, was fined
S. for disorderly conduct aud being
drunk.
W. l.. Lilies, an American arrested for
deing drunk, was released.
Felix Austin, negro arrested on sus'
picion of larceny, was sent to Jail with
out bail.
Ed Carr, a negro, for carrying a dan
gerous piece OF artillery and an assault,
was fined $50 and sent to Jail in default
of $4,000 bail.
James Aiken, for misdemeanor, was
fined $40.
+. Flynn, an American, was fined 50
for an assault with knife upon one OF
the inmates of saloon on Beal street,
Annie Thomas" one-eyed Annie y
attempted last night to insert huge
knife into the carcass Of her next best
friend, Joe Thomas; and when the case
was called this morning, there being a
link wanting in the prosecution, it was
continued. Annie is the jade that some
two or three months since was the cause
of the trouble in which Bill Hawkins,
colored, was killed.
Fanny Hawkins, colored laundress,
for stealing three gold shirt studs, was
sent to Jail in default of $4,000 bail.
Ed. Taylor, negro, for fighting, was
fined So.
Frank Galbreath, charged with the
systematic meat robbery at Oliver, Fin
ME and Co.'s, was sent to Jail to await
his trial before the Criminal Court.
VIM. Smith, negro, for larceny and
carrying concealed weapons, was fined
$50 on one count and sent to jail on the
other.
VIM. Cook, another but much smaller
darby, was sent to Jail for the larceny
Of watch.
Henry Williams, a negro shoulder
hitter, was fined $40 for an assault and
battery
VIM. Humphreys, arrested for robbery,
had his case continued.
Martin Flanery, a young white man,
for an assault with PISTOL was fined $40.
Sam Allen, for an assault, paid $40
for his fun.
Lazzie Harris, a colored damsel, was
charged $40 for a little too much disor-
Derby conduct.
Collins Brown, an Irish gentleman,
for larceny, had his case continued.
John Duffy, for plain Irish whisky |
drunk, paid S..
Peter Mccain, for the same offense,
paid like amount.
Thomas Carroll, for a misdemeanor,
paid S..
Maynard Harris, for robbery from the
person, was sent to Jail without bail.
John Waldron, an Irishman, paid $40 |
for little fight.
Fred. Brooks, white man, who Sc
lects as his associates the lowest class
Of negroes, was arrested for stealing a
gold watch chain from negro woman,
the officers finding him concealed in a
negro bawdy house on Jefferson street.
The chain was recovered, and Fred. was
with two negroes, and sent to
Jail to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
Albert Schuster and John b. Madigan,
the first German and the latter an
Irishman, were fined ten dollars each for
sleeping in the street.
Florence Brown, half-witted white
girl of about sixteen years of age, was