Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
BOTH PUT UNDER PEACE BOMBS.
messrs. cabeii aud LYONS Required to Give
Security for Twsive Months.

Security for Twelve Months.
Mr.. Henry L. Caboli, OF tho rea,-estatc nrm Of
Wilson & cabon, and Mr.. John u. Lyons, score
tary and treasurer OF the Richmond Leather
Manufacturing Company two young men promi-
nent In business circles ana well known IN
society here, were before Justice Crutchheld
yesterday morning charged In one warrant with
hehting IN the Snafer building and IN another
with being sbous 10 commit breach OF tho
poace.
The fght occurred on Wednesday morn
ing ia the vacant Office in the Skater building
formerly occupied by Messrs- Warwick Il Carson.
The trouble originated at Old Point on the
Fourth otJuly. While zoe iwo gentlemen were en-
gagged IN conversation hr. Lyons rn7fe remark
to dr. IaDeli which the latter considered an IN
suit. lie ala not, however. rcgari the resort
the proper place for settling the matter. and cen
sequently II WAS decided that the two should
have an interview here
On Wednesday, 70 seems. Mr.. Lyons went 20 Mr..
CaDells once, which ~ N Skaters building ana
fronts on Tenth street, and by agreement they
REFUSED TO APOLOGIZE.
The door was locked and Mr.. Caboll having
demanded wntten apology from MI. Lyons
and IL being refused, the fight ensued. The
noise OF the scunie finally attracted the atten-
tlon Of other gentlemen In the building, and me
door was broken open and the parties separator
by Mr.. j. c. Easily, notary public
The affair was mott unfortunate, and u was
understood by the friends Of tho gentlemen
that II had been settled and no arrests would DO
made.
An hour or two after the occurrence, how
ever, Sergeant 1omlinson and Mr.. Harvey Will
son, one Of the gentlemen who broke into the
room and stopped the fight swore out the two
warrants against both Of the gentlemen.
ARRESTED AND BAILgD.
MIR Cabell was arrested at his home on Gov
ernor street about $3.50 O'Clock by O1lcer sutton
and was taken before Justice Tyler at the High
stables of1ice and baied in the sum u 300 In
the first case and $500 In tho second for his APP
pearance before the Police Justice.
The warrants we're not served upon Mr.. Lyons
until late Wednesday night They we're exc
Cuted by 0nicer Sutton also aud Justice Graves
bailed the accused for his appearance
REQUIRED 10 GIVE BOND,
When tho case was called both gentlemen
pleaded guilty % the charge Of fighting, but as
the affair occurred IN private Office and neither
Of the participants was hurt the matter was
dismissed.
ON the charge OF being about to commit
breach OF the peace Justice Crutchie,d required
bond in the sum Of Z 900 each that they should
keep the peace for the next twelve months. Mr.:
Alien 4. Donnan went on Mr.. lyons bond and
Mr. j. j. Wilson on that OF Mir. Cabcll. The pro-
ccodings In court were very brief, and no testl-
mony was hoard further than 10 show that the
fi@ht was not In @ public place.
AcAsr DISMISSED.
The continued case OF James Sweeney, charged
with allowing nuisance n bis liyery-stabie by
the accumulation OF manure. was heard ny the
Justice yesterday morning, and as some OF the
Chesapeake and OHIO clerks who made com
plant against MIR. Sweeney testified that since
The case was In court ten days ago the manure
had been removed promptly, the charge was dis
missed.