The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-23

l. POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY.-Ine. noltce
Ireported, the following parties to Justice
White yesterday for violation OF city ordl-
nances By C. FL. Sweeny, John McEyoY Tor
keeping bar open on Sunday; by a. g.
Walton, w. Ell. Zimmerman for same; by
T. L. Skinner, John Hart for same; by q.
II. Sweeny, W., n. Parrish for running a
wagon on the street without license; by
Henry Charter, Joel =. Watkins for iob-
structipg Main street between Eighth and
| Ninth with q sample coal-boy and large
trussle; by Daniel Barker, John Hart for
allowing his cow to run at large in the night
time Of 21st instant; by D. r. Carter, j. w.
Phillips for running wagon on the street
without license; by W. l.. Thomas. Mrs.
| Hill for allowing her cow to run at
large on night Of 21st; by c. L. Skinner,
Robinson & Powell for wasting city water
| by allowing hydrant at Shockoe warehouse
| to run by T. G. Wilkinson, John Enders
Robinson aud William E. Tanner for vast
ling city water by sprinkling the street in
| front OF their residence with garden-hose {;
| by j. A. Otey, r. L. Barnes for leaving
| his horse on the street unattended; by A.
| J. Tucker, Zach. Rogers for sleeping on
market-bench during market hours; by j.
| S. Talnlan, Frank Norton for allowing bis
| lhydrant to waste water; by j. G. Hall,
James River and Kanawha Canal Company
for allowing dead dogs, chickens, rats,
&C., to be and remain in the canal-basin,
causing q great nuisance; by George
| Fox, j. A. Richardson for leaving his
horse unattended on the street; by L. l..
Skinner, n. G.. Taliaferro for allowing
wagon to be used on the street without
proDer numbers; by e. NJ. Angle, Samuel
| II. Cottrel for driving his team faster than
Ia,, I'll nv Cncl,v n11iS
CLAYTON for his son James climbing on the
cars OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company while in mo-
ton; by. Samuel Michaels, Gerhard Ross
for keeping his bar-room open on Sunday ;
| by J. B. Gathright, Mrs. NJ. Mahoney and
James Holoran, same offence; by Alvin
Burnett, H. Hartken, same offence: by H.
g. Lamkin, Harvey Smith and Robert Mile
ston for driving their team through tue
streets faster than ordinance allows.
These cases are fixed for trial to-day.
Parties who do not deny the charge and
do not wish to be bothered by attending
court can send down the fine and have an
end OF the matter.
The following parties were fined yester'
day Thomas Jefferson (colored), 81, fol
being drunk; Charles Felyy, 81, for assault.
ing Joe Hirschberg; Martha Starke and
Annie Moss (colored), 50 each for disorder
II conduct; Joseph Coleman, 81, for disor'
derly conduct; John Butler (colored), 81,
for throwing rocks in the street; Mat
Cheatam (colorcd). So, for beating bis wife
Charles Smith (colored), 81, disorderly con-
duct: Tobias Brooks and Lucy A. Norman
(colored), SIS each, for fighting.
The following were sent to the whipping.
post: Nancy Lynch (colored), stealing lse-
cond offence) two white vests and one calico
wrapper, all OF the value OF Sc, thirty-ninc
lashes aud sixty days in jail; Samuel 11ar'
rison (colored), stealing $40 from money
drawer OF Priddy Il Taylor, thirty-nine
lashes. =.
= The following were sent to jail; Robert
Smith (colored), in default Of surety to be
of good behavior, six months; Martha
Saunders (coloredl, stealing 50, ten days.