The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-25
CHAPTER OF COURTS.
LIST UNITED STATES JURORS.
school Trustees QuaIiGed-Proceedinrs in
the Police Court neutrality-suspicious.
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school Trustees QualiGed-Prooeedinrs In
the Police Court Yesierday-suprem'
| Court.
/ The following grand Jurors have been
drawn for the next term Of the United
States Court, which meets on the 7th oi
April: Samuel II. Cornick, Samuel $.
Cottrel, Philip HaxalI, c. G.. Barney, J,
A. Pleasants, J. G. Farley, DIR. Henry
Mosby. George w. Early, L. u. Champlin,
Robert II. Marry, Frank ID. Hill, +. G..
W. Coleman, Archer Anderson. james
W. Allison, II. l.. Wigand. and william
B. lsaacs, Of Richmond; J. w. Eggleston,
Worsham's, Prince Edward county; T.
L. Anderson, JetersyiIle, Amelia county
Samuel T. Wooten, Rice's Depot; Ed
ward l.. Hobson, Richmond; Walter J.
Wilson, Mrchelps Station, Culpeper
| county; A. l.. Broacb, Old Church, and
b. W. Bowe, Peake's. Hanover county.
The grand jury will meet on the sth Of
April. There are no special cases for them
to consider.
The following petit jurors have been
drawn: Robert W. Johnson, William Fl.
Powers, Andrew PizzIni. Jr., Charles G..
Sbaier. Alexander Johnathan, W. H..
Grant, Jr., Joseph Allard, Jr., 81. James
Gilpin, Alexander Heirholzer, Thomas
Rowe, Orange Bennett, Haryie d. Goddin,
John F. Regnault, Leroy 5. Edwards,
Thomas W. McCance, Jr.. Of Richmond /:
J. Y. Phillips. Rice's Depot; A. A. Chalk
ley, Manchester: T. J. Garden, Prospect
Depot; Henry Harris, Dover Mills. Gooch-
land county; Monroe Banister, Chula,
Amelia county; Il. Smiley, JetersviIe; !;
John Wingo, Amelia Courthouse; s. W.
Watkins and A. VI. Cowan, Farmville.
qualified TO OFFICE.
on the 11tb the City Council appointed
the following gentlemen school trustees Of
this city-viz. Messrs. Robert T. Briggs.
T. Wiley Davis, William II. Williams. j..
b. Cary, ]. Taylor Ellyson. William Low.
enstein, W. L. Bowie, W. f. Drlnkard,
and DR.. 5. i. Moore, who appeared and
qualified collectively before the Judge Of
the Hastings Court yesterday morning.
The members OF the Electoral Board for
the election OF judges and registrar
MesSrs. W. II. Palmer, W. II. Culling-
worth. and K. Taylor PembcrtOn-will 90
before Judge Atkins. Of the Hastings
Court, TO qualify this morning.
POLICE COURT.
The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
George Storrs (colored), charged with
being disorderly in the Second Market du-
ring market-hours. Continued 10 We'd
nesday next.
Ned Brown (colored), charged with steal
ing one coat and vest from james J. Bed
man. Discharged.
Perry James (colored). charged with
stealing a pocket-book from a lady in the
narket-house. Young; whipped by his
mother.
Jordan Randolph and Hester Randolph
(both colored) charged with fighting in the
street. Discharged.
Louis Watkins lcolored), charged with
treSpassing on the premises OF Eliza Allen
and stealing three chairs. Discharged.
Frank Perry, charged with assaultlng
and beating Malinda Stewart. Fined SlO
and costs.
G. Fourquerean, charged with trespass-
ing on the premises Of Mr>. Nichols and
threatening to cut her. Continued to to-
day.
Julius Schwartz and Samuel Schwartz,
charged with assaulting james Hickman in
the Second market. Continued to We'd
neSday next. Bail in sum Of 800.
a. H. <1ANnf Nhdl SNA WIN dNsaAiil Anh
battery. Continued to tomorrow.
Richard Clay, John Garnet, B.Vaughan,
and William Fry (all colored), charged
with fighting on the street. Clay and Gar
nett fined IS and costs each others dis
charged.
James Patton, charged with being drunk
and disorderly in the Second market. He
not appearing, an attachment was issued
for his arrest.
A. c. Richardson, drunk. Fined S2 and
costs.
Charles Gaskins, drunk. Fined 81 and
costs.
Andrew jackson Ccolored), drunk. Fined
81.
Prosper Boudar, drunk. Fined s..
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Hughes &C.. against Tabs executor and
others. Argued by John b. Donovan.
Esq, for appellant and submitted.
Wray. g., against Davenport d Morris
and ais. Argued by Charles W. Turner.
for appellants.