The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-07

Her Case Heard Before Justice John ana
Sent On

In the police court yesterday morning
curiosity seekers and scandal-lovers were as
thick az English sparrows on the Capitol
Square and there were many more bald-heads
aud gray boards present than are frcquenty
seen at Wednesday night prayer, meeung1
The case that evidently attracted the crowd
was that of Omega Wren. charged Wild Keep
ing disreputable and ill-governed mouse.
The fair and pOrtly blonde was ciad III ViHIn a.
tight-ftting gown. and seemed not NJ M US us
turbed by the crowd. or being the principal
snhiect of observation. The evidence being
sufficient the accused was sent on u the granu
Jury. 4 number Of witnesses testlbed as 10
the bad character Of the house.
Sergeant Howard, who swore out the war,
rant was first put upon tho stand. he saiu
the house was Of bad reputation.
Mr. n 4 j Clopton. who lives near BY
Nrs Wren told the Justice OF how he ana LIS
wife had been kept awake and worried az
NIGHT bv tho disorder st Mrs. Wrens: tic
said men we're going IN and out OF the mousse
all night and. IN his opinion. there was no
place in Richmond with name worse tDau
the house in question.
Richard W Carter (colored) related what
he had seen and heard. There was not much
disorder at Mrs Wren's he said, until lou
of girls came there and then they cut up
Jim Royal"
Minnie Perley. a fne-looking young woman
who has been staying at Mrs. Wren s. was
called as a witness but said she knew ho'hihs
about the charge.
Mrs Charles +. Berry had been summoned
ss q witness but was not present me us
tice sent an officer after her. but he had not
returned when the case was disposed OF:
Edward II. Smith. charged with being
drunk. continued until this morning
Isaac Brown cOl0redl was fined 20 for as
sau.tng and striking PhlllS Iwyman and
breaking the door TO Twyman's house.
Berry kuIght was charged with being
drunk and using profane language IN the po-
lice court during session OF the court. lie
was fined $40 and costs
Susan Thomas (coloredj was sent TO the
hustlngs court for resisting Policeman Tai
man in the discharge OF his duty and fighting
in the street.
Thomas Green Ccolored) was charged with
cursug and abusing and threatening to as
sault George Wallace. He was fined 80 and
costs
Laura Johnson (colored), charged with
beins disorderly and fighting in the street.
Security OF 300 for thirty DAYS WAS required
Samuel Scott cOiored was fined 50 tor as
saulnng and abusing Aubry Dean
Moses Washington (colored) was fined -
for being drunk and disorderly.
Susan Thomas. charged with being disor-
derly and fighting in the street Fined s2.5C
and costs.
samuel Hr5hberg. charged with assaultlng
and beating G. A. Harley. was fined $40. He
was also fined - for cursing and abusing
MOilie MOntelle.
Daniel Shirly went 10 jail for thirty days in
default of security in 800 for being drunk
j. Z. Hall was fined SO for assaultlng and
threatening to strike c. Harry with brick.
Anna Green and Anna Bibb both coored
were fined p so and costs for being disorder
IN the street.
l.. G.. Glenn was fined $3.50 and costs for
assaulting and beating Charles NJ. Talman.
Annie FOrleY, an ancient white damsel
was sent TO the almshOuse for being drunk
disorderly and using profane language On the
street.
Eugene Morris was sent to the hastings court
for stealing a brass box from the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company.
Emma Spurlock. drunk. Fined 81 and
costs
Lizzie Mitchell (colored). charged with dis
orderly conduct Fined $3.50 and costs.
ID. W. Kendrick was sent 10 the musings
court for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
William Jones (colored). fugitive from JUS
tce from Henrico. charged with larceny, was
sent 20 hustngs court.
Nike Melden paid costs on a charge Of ours
ing and abusing Ann McDonough
Mary Lizzie smith and Lulu Harris Doth
cOiored were fined 800 and costs for dis
orderly conduct.