Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-13
PLACED UNDER BOND.
mr. HARVEY WILSON REoUIRED Tc
GIVE $500 SECURITY.
Mr.. SHIELD Not Yet Arrested, Brt TO be Sub
jeeted to the fame Penalty When
Hsis Found

The only case on the four-page docket In
the Police Court yesterday morning TO when
any public interest attached was that OF Mr..
Harvey Wilson. charged VITA being about
TO break the peace. The witnesses we're
Major John Poe, Jr.. Chief Of Police, and
Sergeant A. NJ. Tomlinson.
hsior Poe stated that he had received the
most positive Information from a thoroughly
reliable gentleman, whose name he was not
at liberty to make public, that renewal OF
the difficulty between Mr.. Wilson aud PM.
B. Sneild. ESQ.,, was expected, and that II
would certainly occur unless the gentlemen
were arrested and placed under bonds.
Major Poe after court said 70 Dispatch
reporter that he was led to believe that there
would either be q duel or streethgnt IN
which deadly weapons might be used.
Sergeant Tomlinsou, VINO swore out the
warrant, corrObOrated what Msior Poe said.
Justice Crutchheld seemed 10 regard the
matter lightly aud said he did not much
think there would be any further trouble
between the two gentlemen. To be on the
safe side, however, be would place them un-
der bonds in the sum OF 800 TO keep the
peace. Mr. Wilson promptly executed bis
bond with Lewis o. Wendeuberg, Esq, az
his surety.
Mr. sheild was not IN court, the officers
efforts TO 6nd him having proved fruitless.
Ii was stated that he was not IN the city.
MONEY AND CIGARS.
Isbsm Coleman, coored man. was
charged with unlawiully aud felonlously
breaking and entering In the nighttime the
drugstore of Charles A. Berrlan and stealing
four boxes Of cigars worth $3.50. and Sl.I0
in United States currency. An account of
the burglary, which occurred about l:40 A.
81. Yesterday, was published In the Dispatch.
The evidence showed that shout the hour
named Acting Sergeant Shinberger, OF The
Second district, saw a negro man In Berrian's
drugstore, corner Fourteenth and franklin.
He ordered the man 10 come out, and on bis
refusing TO do so the Sergeant blew nls
whistle, which called 10 bis aid Policemen
Angle and Saunders, Of the First district.
Sergeant Shiuberger then went into the
store through the window by winch the
thief bad entered and brought the negro out.
He was identified as lsnam Coleman, cha-
racter well known TO the police. On bis per-
son was found Sl.36 which he had taken
from Berrian's casb-drawer The sergeant
also found four boxes OF cigars lying on one
of the showcases which be supposed the
negro intended to take away WIN aim.
AIteI ile arrest Ddu btNu
Wadlell, OF the Second district, came up, and
he and Sergeant Shinberger took the negro
10 the Second poce.slation. Dir. Berrian
said he had one dollar in small change In
hs money drawer, aud about seventy cents
in MS stamp.boX, all Of which was stolen.
The accused was sent on to the grand jury
OTHER CASES.
J. II. jenkins. whose place OF business IS
at the corner OF Brook avenue and Leigh
street, was charged with keeping bis BAR
room omen and selling liquor on sunday.
rbe case was continued u0til tomorrow on
account OF the absence Of important wit
nesses.
Major alioS Sergeant White, colored
man arrested as suspicious character, when
searched at the ststlon-house was found TO
have on his person pistol and long Anlie,
which he carried in a sca6bard as dirk.
He was (ned $40 for carrying concealed wea'
pons.
William Washington alias Peck (coloIedl
was Gned $40 and costs for assaultine and
beating Anna 1avlor. BE was already IN
jall ia default Of surety aud the payment ot
two fines.
Albert Foster (coored) was sent to jail for
fifteen d4ys for stealing lot OF coal, the pro-
perty Of the Chesapeake and ONO Railway
Company.