Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
srnl ReruRNs IRON YoeK.
SAYS lie win Be Readyt to Hail his Friends
on SATURDAYS.

on saturday.
Charles Still, one OF tho three men
! charged here with obtaining 500 from
! Iottio Mas IN an illegal manner. returned
/ Yesterday morning from York, Pa, where
| be went Tuesday afternoon 10 arrange the
matter Of bail for White aud Conley. who
are now in Jail awaiting an examination
saturday. He says he succeeded in his
mission, and whom the case comes before
| the Police Court Saturday bail in the sum
OF $500 wiz be glyen for each man. the
same as IA Stills case. Examination will
be waved.
Still old not seem 10 be at all surprised
at the letter written by Detective Walhck
20 Sergeant Tomiinson about himself and
Conlov, and explains that Wallick. who is
an apti-Harrity Democrat. and def ated
by Couley in the election for constable, is
one OF his most bitter political enemies
He says that he will have abundant tesiI-
mony here when bis case comes up in tho
Hastings Court to establish bis character
and reputation at home. There are plenty
Of good people there, he saws, who will
come to Richmond TO testify in his behalf.
HIs DOC WAS LONESOME.
The York CARTE has been publishing a
good deal about the case, most OF which IS
made up from the DIsPATuH, with addI-
tons OF q local character. This paper says
in It's Tuesdays issue:
"There arc few persons who do not know
sullivan tho BIG white bulldog who played 30
prominent n part in last winters gambliug-den
sensation. 'Suny' "a such q nercc-looking
brute that few Dorsons would ever think him ca
pable OF feoing or emotion; ana yet as be
loitered disgnsOlately about the square last eve
ning and dOlefuuy waggsd his tail and ghzed at
the passers-by, people knew he was lonely and
that the loneliness was the result OF hiS masters
prolonged absence from York.
His master h Constable Stll, an account OF
whose arrest at Richmond, Va ia company with
Constable COnley and George White, was pub
lshcd IN Yesterdays Gazette, and which because
Of the new particulars It gave, was read with in
terest GbOat town.
The paper goes on to tell how the two
1C-year-old girls were enticed from home,
beng sent to Richmond by York parties,
and adds:
"fhey remained at Richmond but a short
time one OF them came homo, and about two
months ago was sent to the house Of refuge.
"1he father Of the other girl was anxious 10
know Of her Whereabouts and enlisted the ser
vice Of Detective Samuel Wallick, who traced
her 10 Richmond 70 tho house Of Lotto May.
lie found sue bad renamed there only day
ana then lett for Norfolk, Wheie she at present
resides and according 10 report, il married.
When these facts were learned 10y Detective
Wallick and made known TO the father, nothing
further was done.
"Then sin and Conloy step into the case and
leave YORK. on Wednesday Tor Richmond, where
the next nignt they are arrested. as has been
detailed"
had RoNA-FIDE WARRANTS.
Alderman Stsger says they went there
armed with bona 6ds warrants for the arrest Of
the May woman on the charge OF entictng two
IG-yeaI-1ld girls from home. The information
which supports the charge was made before him
and is on his docket, be says, but he viii not give
Il 30 the public At this time. Neither will ne tell
tho name of the prosecutor.
"ln view OF the fact that IL Is charged that the
YORK officers went TO Richmond without proper
authority for arresting the May woman it would
be interesting 10 see the information which
Alderman Stager ha5 on his 1Ocket To a gazette
reporter u WAS told on sunday that the consto-
bios went without tho proper authority for the
wOmau's arrest, and that the obtaining OF the
$3.50 exposed their purpose. II was more than
intimste1 tlat il Vas, a. the woman charged, an
attempt az eXtOrtiOn, such az occurred AT HAN
over on Thursday, when two known York sharp
ers are said TO have extorted 80 from another
person Dy TIC use Of an oficer's badge.
WHAT tue two cOnstaDes did go 70 Richmond
for says gentleman conyer5ant with the
affair "was 20 bring back TO York negro who
escaped from jail during sheriff Workingers
term OF oalce. The constables went armed
with the proper requisltlOn papers, said the
geBtleman, " but they had 10 such papers Tor
the arrest Of Lottie May"
Tho requisitlOn referred TO was on the
Governor Of Maryland for fugitive from
YORK. aud not for one who had come to
Virginia. Still. however, had IN his
pocket when arrested a warrant for Lottle
Nav, which had been sworn out by Conley.