The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30
THE POLICE COURT.
4 Long Docket and Busy Day For "'@
Honor.


gro women who assaulted and woundeu
Nicholas GUS. an aged colored man
The names 81 the four parties are >. ~
Trainham. John Jackson. jennie
Archer and Mary Boyd. They are an
III looking set. ,
The onense for which they are charged
happened last Friday night IN Sullivan
alley. notorious place. when rum
from Ninth TO Tenth streets soulh OF
Bvrd. Particulars of the affair nave
already been published IN this paper
The PARTIES accused have all bteh
identified by the wounded man as beng
those who assaulted him. The old man
Il b .dlv used up. His left arm is broken
between the wrist and elbow. HIS
upper lao is cut completely through
and there are number Of ugly cuts on
his head.
Guss was brought from the aims
house Yesterday. where he had been
conveyed for treatment IN the city
After the case was cllied.
Guss was called to the witness char'
IL was soon discovered that the old man
WAS entirely too feeble to make a state
meut. and that 10 was absolutely out OF
the question TO allow HIM To stand a
cross-examination The further near,
ING Of the case was continued untli
Wednesday. August 7th. and the TOUR
prisoners were remanded to Jail. 1uss
was sent back To the aImshouse 10 De
taken care Of.
a WATCH CASE.
On the 4th day OF last july w. W.
Pierce. Henry Malone. and Thomas
Parrish were standing IN the Dir-room
of ID. DOnati q Bros. corner of FRANK
lin and Eighteenth streets. where lhey
had taken "A drink Suddenly Parrish
remarked that he was gong out ana
would return M q few moments, ana
left the room in which Is the bar. IN
medialely afterwards Mr.. Pierce had
occasion 10 feel for ms watch. ana to
hi. amazement found 1t gone. Suspl
clon al once pointed TO Parrish a'
being the man who had taken u
ont of Mr.. Picicc's pocket. But Tar
ush had disappeared. That same night
I he was arrested in the Ihlid police ais
itrict by Officer Robins on the charge OF
beng drunk and dis0rderly. He wa'
/ blilcd the same night. but failed 10 APP
pear IN court uutli yesterday Nhen hi'
apnearauce was one of cOmpulsion.
Policeman John Hall undertook u
find Thomas Parrish, and also, If posi-
be. recover the stolen watch. whlcl
was Of gold and valued at SO lie
finally traced Parrish tONewpOrt New S
where be was arrested. and Mr. hai
brought him 90 Richmond.
In conversation with the officer Par
ri-h admitted that ho stole the watch
also silver watch, but he was unable
to tell who il was that he stole 1t from
lie named to the policeman person
whom he thought could tell. The so
yer watch was pawned IN Ne"pof
News. and was recovered. The eol'
watch was sold 10 liachrach for -. an'
only last Saturday Blchrach resold % q
a purchaser. Bachrach promised TO-
officer that he would get the watch TO
him by to-day The hearing of th
case was continued until this morning
YOUTHFUL THIEVES.
Aldonia Cox is the peculiar name q
La Young negro boy who got on Dr. j
W. Moorehouse Is stable and stole aI
the peaches me could of the limbs. ID
MO0rehOuse saw him ia theacf, oIdere
the boy OF the roof and then took Inn
to the statiOn-hOusc. The boy swOrc j.
was not on the premises.
The Police Justice told the boy
father that had be told HIM the irut
he would have turned him over 10 Oh
father for whipping. As 1t wa, j
, would send him 10 jail for fifteen day
I Henry Smith lc0lOredl. stole q who
outfit. IL consisted of a pair Of shoe
one vest. two pairs of paints. one gOl
scarf pin. one necktie. one bat and on
- book. all valued 40 $50. from Mr.. Rile.
r lie was sent to jail for ninety days.
r OTHER CASES.
Richard Allen. alias. Washington
who keeps bar-ro0m at 80. 4Os We
Broad street. was charged with sellr
! liquor on Sunday. Tae case was col
j unued until next saturday August Be
J. A dog that "uses ' in the neighbo
! hood of Mr.. Edward Guise Is fresh me-
' store. on Brook avenue, has been in o.
/ habit of stealing what meat he con
y get at Finally Guise picked up litt
parlor iihe and shot the dog as IL w'
running across the street. lie vs.
a fined - 90 and costs.
u Montgomery cambridge. is an O.
D. colored man who struck Edwin Paisb
il "A little child of Philip Paisby seve
g blow with "a large stick. He was iiu'
z so and costs.
4 Belle Vaughan had to pay 50 an
y costs for beating Mary cambridge, d
infant daughter of Mary cambridge.
d Mary Washington lcoloredl charg'
d with being di-orderly ON the stree
e. fined 80 aud costs.
r. Mike Cullen. charged with beii
re drunk and hsorderly IN the stree
Do fined 50 and cost.
r. Orentero Obone is a Spaniard of
10 maI kably dark hue. VINO cannot spc
"a one world of English. lie imbibcd a
is behaved himself disOrderly ON
a street. and was fined % and cost, VIII
"a friend paid.
Robert Taylor lcolored) got rcckl'
, and ran his cart IN most careless "
n through the streets and breaking
'i gates of the Chesapeake and Oh
le Railroad he was fiued $40 and cos
i' Martha Coleman. charged with ben
- disorderly on the street and resist
III the police officer, was fined 30 a
costs.
I, j. A. Pate was filed - and cost
Vi being disorderly on the street.
- Jack Rhodes alias Roach. disordeI
on the street. was fined 50. 80 and C. a
Martha Nelson ,coloredl was charg
40 with being disOrderly. using profa
-. language and violently resisting Poll
r man l.. W. Harmon in the discharge
-, his duty. Policeman Harmon sand q
the language used was the foul
he had ever heard I'm his life. surpassl
that Of Cash Corner when IL was at
, best. Martha was fined $40 and co
IN Walking into the pen she began Go
- the worst kind of language. whereup
y she was required to give security
~ the sum Of $500 for twelve months, a
~ was sent down to jail right of.
ar George Green lcoloredl. trespassi
- on the Chesapeake and Ohio RNlro.
no was committed to Jail in default
~ 500 for sixty days.
7, George Green lcoloredl was a
m charged with striking and woundi
Is Clay Bryd with brick with intent
10 main. disfgure, &c. Continued