The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-30

and refused to move of when the police
told him. for which he was fined 52.50
aud costs.
Pearl Jones and Mary Sims doth COL
ored) were fined each 80 and costs for
disorderly conduct on the street.
Hattie Jones (eolored) was fined e2.50 and
costs for disorder in the street.
large batch of negroes were arrested
for disorder and annoying the neighbor-
hood OF Broad and Sixth streets early sun
day morning. aud the cases were continued
till to-day. The names OF the parties are
Moses Walker Arthur Thomas. Thomas
Carter. Jefferson Giles, George Washing
ton, James Muuford. II. Leftwich. James
Taylor. James /. Stewart, Thomas Brown,
Alexander Tunstsll. JEFF. Flournoy. VIII
liam Cheatham. Tom Cummings, William
Johnson. William Baker. James Taylor,
Charles Evans. X. ;. Taylor, Moses Robin
son. }. Hyde. Charles Williams, James
Nelson. Willie Jones, Dorsey Hedeu,
Charles Lewis. Lewis Williams,
James Duhe. Washington Schubert.
James Davis and Arthur g Williams. These
men were members Of the Apolletu Cluo,
meeting upstairs. corner Sixth aud Broad,
over a tea companys store A tough dive
Il was, being bar-room with a crap table,
ana the officers caught them playing at D
o'clock IN the morning. Colonel Spots-
wood asked q continuance till to-day, Whlch
was granted. AIr. j.. G.. Richardson and J..
A. Randolph represented the men. They
asked that each be tried separately. These
cases drew big crowd of negroes.
William Bullock (cOlOred) was hned q
and costs for being drunk
Bette Robinson. Mary Burton, Ella
Brown and Ida Ford (all cOlOred) were hned
81 50 and costs each and made TO give 500
security for thirty days.
Daniel Lee (colored was fined $3.50 and
e. Il lgath
Edward HaDeck was charged with drunk
enness and fined g and costs.
Milford Wood paid the costs for disorder
in the Second market and for striking Mrs.
Lee Jackson with tomato.
Melissa Smith and Ada jackson (cOlOred)
came up for fighting IN the street. Jack
sons case was dismissed. but Smith was
fined $50 and costs
Charles J. Gardner was fined IS and costs
for beng drunk on Sunday. he was further
made TO give security for sixty days.
Walter Peay was hned 40 aud costs and
required 10 give security ia 500 for thirty
days for drunkenness and disorder on Sun
DAY, and sent on to the grand jury for re-
sistinR Officer Butler.
r. II. KelIum and Joseph Hsrtkin were
! charged with fighting in the street. hel-
lutn was fined $3.50 and costs. Hartkln
was dismissed.
/ Mary Pollard and Sue Burton (both col
/ Ored). charged with improper solicitation OF
/ men on the street. were fined 50 and
/ costs each and security required ia 500 for
otto FeIduer was fined 81 and costs for
| drunkenness.
Ally Morgan and John Heinlein were
charged with disorder on the street. Helm
/ lein was dismissed. and Morgan was fined
/ IS and the costs.
Lucy Allen and Susan Jackson (colored)
/ came up for disorder and fighting in the
/ street. Allen was dismissed; Jackson was
/ fined 50 and costs.
James Wells and Fred. Thompson (both
/ colored were each fined $3.50 and costs for
/ disorder and fighting IN the street
Charles Clay paid y and costs for drunk
i enness.
Ann McDonough was charged with dis
! order in the street and dismissed.
/ William Malone, for disturbing his neigh
! borhood. Seventeenth street, was fined $40
and costs and made TO give security IN Sl0O
/ for sixty days.
Moses Bowler. for drunkenness. was fined
/ 81 and costs aud gave 300 security to be-
| have for thirty days.
r. l.. Wade was fined So and costs for
! being drunk on Sunday
c. A. Nicholas was fined Go and costs and
security required in the sum of 800 fol-
sixty days Tor drunkenness on Sunday.
/ Albert Withers (cOlored, a suspicious
/ character. was dismissed and ordered 10
leave town. Thomas Harris, alias Parrish
another suspicious man, was remanded till
! September sth 10 look further into MS case
! DAVID Robinson (colOred) was charged
with theft of clothing from Jacob Tyler
/ but the case was dismissed.
Arthur Pittus and King Howard (both
coloredj were charged with theft of one dol.
| lar from Dabney Smith. Case dismissed, as
was the charge against Pittus Of carrying 9
! razor.
Sarah Valentine (eolored) was fined S2.5t
aud costs for keeping q disorderly house.
Patrick II. Ford Eddie Jones and Walter
Taylor call colored) were charged. with
stealing 50 from Mrs. Peyton Walton. Case
dismissed.