The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
PR il TON B r L " I N,
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. IS Governor Street.
A Long and Tedious Monday Morning
Docket.

A Long and Tedious Monday Morning
Docket.
Another long and tedious Monday
morning docket presented itself TO Police
Justice Crutchhcld yesterday morning
As is generally the case, most Of the
cases tired were for drunkenness or re-
uiing IN disorder on the public street.
BURGLARY
Solomon Chapaul Is an Isracliie. a
native of Russia. and only recently be
came an adopted citizen of the United
states. Early Sunday morning he was
seen hy Policeman Goodman carrying a
large bundle and disappeared into a
neighD0ring house. later, both times be,
tore day, he saw him with four bushe!
basket He ran after him. and
thapaul dropped the basket ana
ran. lie rushed into the house
of Mr Schwarlzburg and running
upstairs, went into his room and slid
under the bed Mrs. Schwarizburg
awakened her husband. who got up, par
italy dressed. and pulled aim from I'M
der the bed Chapaui CRIED ont, Save
me: save me-" hut S.sh<ari2burs SEM
him down the step, when The police took
Gaze OF him.
Chapaui had that morning taken o
ladder, and getting mp Go rear window
of the house 40. 2li north Seventeenth
street where A. Burnsrein kept cloth
ing house as agent for solomon joel, and
stole pants, coat, vest and mems under.
wear generally The basket which was
dropped contained The suit oi clothes.
the bundle and the underwear
Nj samuel Parrish. counsel lor the
accused. said that be thought be- could
prove that The circumstances were these
Chapaul had loaned Bunstein $50. ali hc
hat 90 set him up in business Burn
stein failed to pay his rent and the high
constable levied Joel bought She gooda
40 the sale. and made Bunstein bis agent
Burnstein left Richmond last Saturday
for Baltimore 10 get work, and Chapaul
asked Joel how he could yet back the
money due boy Bunsiein. Joel told Chapagl
90 go round there and take what he
could yet. not meaning that be should
steal them. but go hy regular process of
law Chapaul who knows little Eng
lisa and no law. pursued his nocturnal
back alley 10 take what be- could get
The Police Justice salt that these
questions OF facts could only Dee passed
on Boy jury, AMI & apaul went ON to
the grand jury of the April term OF The
Hastings Court.
OTHER cAsEs
Robert Smith ,colorel was charged
with attempting 10 cut James Gaines
with q sword with intent 90 Kill.
James Gaines lc0loredl was charged
with attempting 10 strike Robert smith
with an axe with intent 10 kill Robert
Smith
Mary Thomas (coloreu was charged
with shooting James Gaines with intent
TO kill
In the absence OF necessary Wsnesses
all the charges were postponed until fo.
morrow. and each of lhe prisoners
neither OF whom Is hurt much-were al
lowed bail.
William Hunt, % iifiyYear old colorei
man. was arnignei tor stealing small
lot of iron from fhe building corner OF
Broad and Fourth streets. now being
torn down by Mr. James Fox, contractor
llf .htl4lANfA AthAAA- AIf NNN NAlNA AAN ARNii'N
il in ash heap lie went below Ion
fifteen days
William Scott tcoioredl was required
TO contribute s. and cost, for lighting IN
the street
Willis Dabuey, Leroy Walker, aud
Lucius Field were disorierly Ia tnc
street, and contributed s. and costs each
Funston Cox is little colored boy
who minds COWS on the suburbs. ami
John ". Butler Is another little cOl0red
boy who stole bis elder brothers shot
gun and went out on the fields hunting
lie met Funston Cox. and while both
We're handling The gun 10 went OK and
some bird shot entered johnny body, |
but dld no injury beyond liltie pain
Cox was arrested. but the Police Justice |
seeing the matter was an accident, told |
Funston 20 90 and advise Buffers moth /
er to keep the gun locked up hereafter
Two parties We're fined each so and /
costs for beating their wives They |
were Monroe smith lcoloredl, who beat
Mary. his wife, and Paul smith, who |
beat Lizzie, his wife
Philip 1oles lcoiofedl was fined S. /
and costs Tor disordef.y conduct TO tho |
steel