The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

bank. one purse containing gold pieces,
three suits OF mems clothes, two silver
tablespoons. and ten silver teaspoons,
and one hat
Mr.. Hobson testified that his. family
was away from the city, ana tn al, on , ,ns
securely locked about Z O'Clock ana ID
the afternoon about O'Clock ne received
phone message that his house had been
entered, and discovered that tho articles
above enumerated had been stolen. lie
Identified the hat which George wore 81
his. and said that the purse contained
among other coin. so gold piece:
The negro GeOrge was identified by
Mr.. Charles KoppIeT. a Broad-sireet jew-
eier, az the one who purchased a Iady
gold-nlled watch for so on last W edIls,sS,
day between II and O'clock. and WI"
had left q silver watch AZ his place ~
be repaired, and In payment for the GOO
timepiece and for the repairs 10 be Hnape
10 the other he gave him q so Eold piS't'
George ACKNOWLEDGED 10 Policeman ~.
Ter, when he was arrested having pDt6Hl
the watch from Mr.. keppler ana sara NJ
was assisted I'm the burglary by another
negro.
There were two other charges against
him breaking and entering the dwelling
Of Walter Simmons and stealing lot OF
ciothing. ana breaking ana entering the
house of ". II. Graham and stealing Two
oVercoats, one gold brcastpin, ana other
articles
lie was sent on to the grand jury in
the Iobson case. and the other two were
continued until the an OF Septemher
When the case Of Charles T. wilson.
allas Anderson. the youthful Chllior-
man, who was arrest 4 Friday by ohicer
r. +. Brown for he larceny f two
bicycles valued at so elcl, the property
Of D. buchanan and William T.. Craw-
ford, respectively, was called. the ar-
cused acknowledged having taken CIV
ford's wheel. and was sent IN u the
Hustnes Court. The Buc lnnan cise WAS
continued until Friday next.
Norman Jacobs (coloieD. who WAS
charged by Henry Core with the larceny
OF % lamp and Il broom, he properly
Of the comp ainant. was disrhar ct
while Henry Core was sent on to the
Hastings Court to answer thc charg. g.
stealing an iron bucket, the propcr,y ~
the Richmond. Fredericksburg ANA l'Oto-
mac railroad. which charge was made
against him by Norman
Moses Gray (cOllreD, CHARGED with
having In his pos ession lut ~ ladies'
dresses. believed ID have been stolen
will have IA hearing on the -9th. There
S. another charge against Moses. who
is also known as Robert Cameo, II
stealing two dresses and lot %. linen,
the property Of Jennie Lewis.
The case Of Virginia Johnson frolorcd)
charged with felOniOusly assaultug. cut
ting. ana wOmdng Robert /. Rice with
a knife, was dismissed On payment OK
costs.
Phil. Harris suspicious character. was
jailed for sixty days.
William Thomas Cc0iOred. suspicious
character. got ninety days.
John Harris (coioreD was taxed 80
for erecting wood chimneya, cnoHing
terra Gotta pipes. on houses No. 3l6 ana
3lS sixteenth street, and retusi 3 10
take them down after being s) 'rd red
by the Chief OK the Fire Department.
James Hope and William Lg lesion,
colored men. charged with Stealing
lot al whisky botti g, belong Eg 20 John
Onesty. were discharg and he C. IN
plainant was required To- pay costs.
Moses Gay (cOloreO. charged WIN be-
ing 4 suspicious character, was held 10r
further examination IN the . tn.
patsty Cunningham tcoloreO vas
charged with UUiaw,u.ly Curs ug abusing.
and threatening Sarah Lee, aud with
using profaue language on the street.
Sarah was charged. on cross warrant.
with assauting and beating Ialser IN
the street. They paid 20 IN costs
each and the cases were dism ssei.
Charles Foster was charged with as
saulting and beating NJ. r. Davis. The
case was dismissed 0n payment COSTS.
Joe Smithcrs (caloredl. WIS ch .read
with feloniously assaulting AMI stfikns
John Baker with brick twelve mJntAs
ago. The case was con i1nel unul
tuesday next and a subpoena issued
for The physic an Who sewed mp The head
NJ the complainant.