The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-02
In THE TEMPLES OF JUSTICE.
4 Number Of Cases Disposed Of in The
Various Courts.
THE JUNE GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS.
Long Docket In Justice Johns Police Court.
WIN of l.. G. Taylor Probated
in the Chancery.

H"S'HJ5 COWt.-Jhe grand Jury TOT Tue
month of June John II. Knowles. foreman.
has returned the following true bills for
felonles:
G. Brisel. for assaultng Louis Larves; Cor
nelius Harris, for assaulting Edward Collins
Hester Fowler, for cutting Joseph Garner with
razor; William Henry Morris, for breaking
into the workshops Of the Traylor Electric
Light Company and stealing lot Of brass: J.
A. Potter, for forging the name Of J. A. Pat
terson to a check for $780, Fleming Randolph,
for cutting Frank Christian with a knife: VIII
liam Spindle, for assaulting Thomas Harris
with a glass; Richard Sampson, for as
saulting Ernest KessIer with a plow-beam
William Smith. for assaulting C. T.. Harris
with brick: Samuel Smith, alias Garner
alias Daniel Webster. for assaulting Robert t.
Brown with "A club. MisdemeanOrs-J. H.
Fisher, for resisting Policeman II. ID. Austin
while IN the discharge Of his duty John NJ.
Ryall. for having his saloon open and selling
liquor on Sunday: Samuel Smith alias Gar
ner, alias Daniel Webster, for resisting Police
man Robert L. Brown while in the discharge
of his duty: Polly WOodson, for interfering
with Policeman X. ID. Austin while in the dis
charge of his duty; Samuel Woodson, same
ofense; John A. Costigan, for assaultlng
Louis Larves.
James M. Barton. who had been sent TO Jail
in default of the payment of 1915 fine, was
yesterday released from the city prison.
Chancery Court-Judge Leake presided yes
terday when the June term opened. The
judge Is looking well and seems 10 have en-
tirely recovered from his late indisposition;
The Judge entered seven DEGREES yesterday
in cases of minor importance
The will of Edward &. Taylor was admitted
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Henrico COunfy C0urL-Charles Ross, John
Dickerson. and James Mitchell were before
Justices Jonathan and Harris at the County
Court of HenricO for assaulting +. +. Fried
hoh The accused are now w0rkmen at the
Locomotive Works and Friedrich is one of the
strikers. Mr.. Edmund Waddill appeared for
the prosecution and w. l.. Royal and F. W.
Christian for the defense. Messrs William
r. Trgg, Joseph Bryan and superintendent
Davis were in the courtroom. Ross was
fined S. and costs; the other two men were
discharged.
Police Cout.-Thomas Jackson (colored)
charged with feloniOusly assaultng and beat
ing Malinda Jackson. his wife. Fined 80
and costs and security 800 required for
ninety days.
George Fauutleroy (colored), charged with
assaulting and cutting John Brown. Sent on
to the July term of the grand jury.
Winston Cephus (colored), charged with
stealing on lot of grocery store goods from
Samuel NJ Page Dismissed on payment OF
costs
Mary Ann Hargroye (colored). charged with
feouiously assaulting and throwing some
LIQUID substance into the eyes of Martha
Giles. Continued until Thursday next.
Fannie Smith (colored) charged with cut
ting and wounding Samuel Lewis with "A
knife Certified to the July term OF the
grand jury
SaIIie Smith (colored). charged with felon-
iously entering the dweling-house Of John
Stancier and stealing 500 Sent to the July
term of the grand Jury. go
Annie Hammond (colored). charged with
being an accessory 10 Sally Smith, who IS
charged with stealing from John Stancler
Sent TO the grand Jury at It's July term. o.,
Mamie Hammond (colored), charged WIN
being an accessory after the fact 10 feloniOuslV
enter the house of John StanfIer and steal
500 Sent 10 July term of the grand jury.
w. w. Spencer, charged with being dsor
DERBY and abusing William Jones on the puOlc
street Fined $3.50 and costs and security OF
800 required for thirty days. j. Z. Spencer
same otfense, dismissed.
William Jones. charging with abusing W.
w. Spencer andJ. +. Spencer. Fined $500
and costs aud security Of 500 required for
thirty days
John Squires. drunk, Fined - and costs.
James Clarke, James Jefferson and Ellen
street Fined $3.50 and costs and security
required for thirty days.
James Mitchell James Robinson, Peter
King and Harry Richardson, charged with
being disorderly in the street. Case con.
tnued until Wednesday. but they were fined -
each for disorderly conduct and abusing Off
GERS in the Second police-statlOn. These men
are new employees of the Richmond Locomo-
tive Works Mr.. W. l.. ROyall and +. w.
Christian appeared for the defense, and
Messrs Trigg. Davis and Myers OF the Loco
motive Works, were IN court.
Lee Todd. drunk and dlsorderly IN the
street Attachment issued for him.
Charles Mayo (colored), drunk. Attachment
Noses Gray (colored), charged with tres
passing on the premises of the Lee Monument
Association and throwing rocks NJ the statue
of General Robert h. Lee. Fined 20 and
costs.
W. P. Clarke and Thomas Taylor (both col
ored). charged with creating a disturbance at
the Chesapeake and Ohio depot, Fined each
- and costs.
G. II. Davis (colored), charged with disor-
DERBY conduct Fined Is and costs.
Jenny Page Ccolored drunk. Fined p
Beverly Gray (colored). assaulting James
Taylor on the street. Dismissed
George Thatcher, drunk and disorderly on
the street on Sunday. Fined IS and costs.
Charles Henry Jackson alias Bell (colored),
assaultng and beating Jacob Hedgeman. Jr,
on the street on Sunday. Fined % and costs
and security of 800 required for thirty days
Henry Richardson (colored) drunk on the
street on Sunday. Fined 8 and costs. Sc
curity Of 300 required for thirty days.
John Robinson colored) drunk Oh the street
on Sunday. Fined 20 and costs and security Of
800 required for thirty days.
John James (colored). disordery and as
saulting Walter Coglan on the street Fined
81 and costs.
James Frederick, charged with assaulting
and cursing John Stocit. Fined -. 80 and costs
and security Of 500 required for thirty days
Dennis O'Neil. charged with assaulting. and
kicking Mary Slaughter. Continued until to-
day.
ID. T. Gathright and c. A. West, charged
with lighting in the street. Fined $3.50 each
and costs.
James E. Stanley, drunk. Fined 80 and
costs.
The Ambulance Calls.