Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
SUNDAY LIQUOR-DRiNKING.
Warrants Issued fer the Officers OF n
Social CIuh-Other Cases.

A partial examination was held in the
Police Court yesterday morning in the case
OF Julius kIueber, proprietor OF bar-rOOm
on Sixth street near the second market, re-
ported for keeping his place OF business open
aud selling liquor on Sunday. The evidence
as far as heard went TO show that the persons
from whom was obtained tue Information
upon which the complaint was made by
Officer Sweeney did not get the liquor from
Klueber's saloon, but from the rooms Of the
HygeIa Club. on Marshall street not far from
Klueber's place. This Is n social club and
has no license for the sale OF liquor. Justice
CTutchGeld continued the case against
Klueber until the 26th instant and issued
a summons against the officers OF the club
Mark Nelson, president; {. l.. Hewitt, vice.
president; John krause, secretary; Julius
Klueber, manager aud treasurer 20 answer
the charge OF selling liquor on Sunday.
A summons was also issued against these
parties charging them with selling liquor
without a license. Justice CrulChheld sand
he would issue bench-warrant against these
persons charging them with directly or indi-
recty giving, or furnishing, or disposiDg OF,
or causing TO be given. &C., wine, ardent
spirits, o. a mixture thereof TO +. w. Evar-
hart, William Mitchell, Charles Richardson,
Vincent Rye, Writ Meade, and Claude
Howard, but be subsequently decided no! 10
do SO and only had the two summonses
served.
CHARGED WITH HOUSEKEEPING.
William Allen. a white man apparen-
tly about twenty-One years old, was
charged with feloniously breaking and en-
tering in the nighttime the dwelling -hOuse
Of Mrs. y. r. White, with intent to commit
larceny. Mr. w. +. G. Garnett appeared as
counsel for the accused In the absence Of
Mr.. Edgar Allan, who had been retained,
but was so engaged as not to be able to be
present The witnesses were Mrs. White
and her three daughters, and the testimony
was 20 the effect that between l and O'Clock
Sunday morning some one was heard on the
roof OF Mrs Whites residence, aud very
soon the window to her daughters room
was raised, and some one entered.
Miss White, who had heard the noise. started
10 20 into her mothers room and had her
bsnd on the dO0r-knob when she detected
a man sitting in the window. He was
OF small stature aud had on black derby.
He wore dark clothes and a cutaway
coat, but the Young lady could not see who
IL was. She screamed, and the man, who
uttered some cry, escaped. About this time
the gate 10 Dir. Aliens yard, which adioins
that OF Mrs White, was heard TO shut, In
dicating that some one had either entered or
emerged from the yard. This fact, coupled
with the additional one that a gentleman
who went to see Mr. Allen on Sunday was
told that young Allen was suffering from the
effects of fall from 8 ladder on Saturday
night. was the only thing that even caused
suspicion to point to young Allen. He was
discharged.
OTHER CASES.
Joseph Reddick, young colored boy, and
a very smart fellow, was sent on 10 the
grand Jury for stealing from the person OF
James Claiborne one watch OF the value OF
$40. There was another charge OF larceny
against him, but this was dismissed, as the
accused gave very clear statement of how
he came by the goods alleged to have been
stolen.
Lizzie Carter (colored) was charged with
trespassing on the premises OF Charlotte
Lindsey and stealing gold ring OF the value
OF Sl2, but the evidence failed to make out
case.
William Winston, charged with being a
suspicious character, was required to give
security for six months IN the sum Of 800.
Dennis O'Neil. charged with keeping his
bar-room open on sunday, April 7th. Dis
missed.
Margaret Morris (eolored). drunk and
using indecent language TO William Vincent.
Fined s. and costs.