Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25
THERE WERE MANY SINNERS.
4 BIZ Docket In the Police Court IesteI
day Morning

motley mob cougrcgatcd within tho
7oncc-CoUrt room yesterday morning.
The back of the auditorium OF justice re-
icrlblel very much picture OF a coyey OF
'ToWs. q,
(he Justice Of hungry pOklng colOred
roman named Lou IwItty. Henry Davis,
Along. bare-tooted negro man, was charged
with assault.uG and beating her. Both
declared that the most amlcable relations
existed between them, and the case was
dismissed.
Henry Kahn, a young white mon, was
.harged with being q vagrant and tres
passing UpOn the premises OF ana curslng
and abusing Rev. DR.. +. \. Caiisch, rabbi
ri Beth Ahaba Synagogue. DIR. Callsch
appeared m court aud asked that the &C
FUSED bee discharged Ia order that he might
De Mt out OF the city. The request was
granted.
mo case of James Fife (colored),
charged with assaultIng and abusing Mary
Dougins and beating Douglas with rock
w the street. was dismissed.
George Undertake. who vas up for
slappine the face Of William III. Cottrell,
gas discharged. Cottrell. H-year lad,
called Undertake q avery ugly name.
George and Fred. Mitchell, little white
bovs. we're accused of throwing rocks at
=
tilted that Josh struck him on the heel
with missile first. The case was dis
missed.
William II. Scott (colored). an old and
familiar figure IN the Police Court. WAS up
for stealing bell, two gaS-hXtures. and a
lot of lead from some unknown persons.
OAirer Kelly found the accused Sunday
morning going down Fifteenth street to-
ward Cary. lie carried bag containing
these articles The bell Il believed 10 be
long to a Chesapeake and Ohio locomotive.
Scott swOIe he found the stun IN an alley
and ucked II up as Junk He was sem:
down for six months as suspicious cha
Iactcr.
Alexander Sp0ttswood (colOred) WAS up
on five charges. Ono was OF assaultlng
Amanda SpotiswoOd another OF assault
inc and beating Maggie Johnson, and the
tUrd was of beating Ellen Strause.
SpottswOod was fined $40 aud costs In
each Of the last two cases. The first case
was continued until morning. Emma
Walker (colored) was sent 10 the grand
Jury of the Hastings Court for attempting
10 shoot Spottswood. Spottswood was
also fined $40 for beating Julia Kennedy.
A charge of fighting IN the street against
SpottswoOd was dismissed.
Annie Mack (colored) was sent 10 the
Hastings Court grand jury on the charge
Of stealing q violin from Joseph Ward.
Cornelius Starkey, an Irishman, was
charged with creating disturbance TO the
ANNOYANCE OF the nelGhborhood. He said
that the neighborhood was a source OF
annoyance to him. He was ordered TO
move.
Richard Isaacs. o young white man, was
charged with stealing q clock from Mrs. G..
w. brown. lsaacs was exonerated on the
ground that he was IL jail when the time
eiece was stolen.
lShefe were four charges against Eddy
lewis (coloredl. He was fined $40 for
beating Mary Johnson, and the other cases
were dismissed.
The case Of 1exans Nicholas and Robert
Gary (colored) who were up for beating
zach other. was postponed until this
morning. Cary had an ugly scar across
his forehead. which Texana said had been
given him by her daughter while he was
choking her Crexana).
Ada Bland (colored). charged with the
larceny OF lot Of wearing apparel was
cent down 10 default Of security as a
suspicious character.