The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-04
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
Tho Examination In the PIuemacher Case
Continued UNTIL Next saturday.

When the case Of +. II. Pluemacher was
| called in the Police Court yesterday, VINO
! stands charged with taking the sum of
| 800. the property OF Lewis Umlauf. Mr..
| -. {: Richardson, one of the counsel tor
| the defence, stated that after a consulta-
ton II mad been agreed by all parties in
terested TO have The case 30 over until
next Saturday, and he made d motion TO
that elect, which was at once granted by
the Justice, and the bail bond of Mr.
Pluemacher was continued until that day.
with MIR. c. +. Sauer as security for
j. II. Terrell, an old colored man, APP
peared as complainant against the ODD
Dominion Preserving Company, VINO he
said were committing nuisance by
dumping garbage 1ear has properly, at
the corner OF ST. John ldd ord1ze streets.
III appeared from the testimony tndt the
defendants had been stoD2Hi ~ the
health authorities from dcEOsltUS the
garbage at the cremdtory Wrile that
furnace was undergoing repairs. They
were, however, given authority TO dump
the stuff at the above named pace. Since
then the repairs TO the furnace nave been
completed, and the defendants were notl-
fled That their garbage could again De
sent To the CrematOry, Whlch they prom
ised to do. The case was dismissed.
AdOlph otto, thrifty son OF Germany,
who speaks the English language with
very bad accent ana without regard 10
grammar was charged Dy sergeant Leo
W. LppS, Oh lne lHIu plcClliNAr WIN
keeping his bdr-rOom, at the northeast
corner of Brook avenue and DuVal street
open on last Sunday. Captain Ben.
Scott (COlOredD testined In a rOund-aoout
way that he went into Otto.s place last
sunday with Sam. Baker and Thomas a.
Hucles and bought> drinks. Both OF ihe
other witnesses denied positively haylhs
been In OttO's place thdt gay, anu II
cropped out during the examination that
Scott had trumped op the charge OUT OF
spite against HucleS, the colorel justice
OF the peace Of Jackson Wafd; Inc latter
had Scott arraigued IN the IoHce Court
on Monday last on the ChdIsS Vi la .tts
TO come 10 the assistance OF an oHlcer
Of the peacc Scott was sent on TO the
grand jury and as soon as ms case was
disposed Of on that day In the Ponce
Court he went 10 sergeant EppS ana
stated that he had bought drinks IN Ottos
place on last Sunday. Under these CIR
cumstances Sergeant Epps was obliged to
take cognizanC. OF the matter, ana re-
ported Mr.. otto to the Iolce JusuCt.
MIR. Otto also sWOre positively yesterday
that he dld not keep mis- place open last
Sunday, and the charge against him was
dismissed.
Justice John made the following suryris-
ing statement in reference 10 QUO place:
"Inis is the last public mouse | went IN
on a Sunday before 1 went on the Dehch'
and / didn't drink anything, either.
Mahaia Hickman - hISro woman Oh
the toughest KIND, but she learned yeSter-
day 10 her sorrow that she cannot take
any undue advantage over justice JGHii:
she was charged with abusing Rosa nm
on the street and the Justice was about
TO let her 10 with a tine OF 500 ana costs
when her disorderIy conduct caused MN
10 double the amount. Inc woman lduSh-
iueIy pulled out her pOcket-book to pay
thr fine but when she noticed that Rosa
was let 20 without any punishment she
roughly refused TO pay up aAd became
very dIsOrderly. she was sent 10 the pen
after thirty days IN jan hdd Deeh 5dI lI.
TO her punishment. She continued her
outrageous behavior. ana had 10 ne
called back, when she received an Acdl-
tiOual fine Of SO and costs ana was sent 70
jail for SIX months for dlsordeTly conduct
and creating disturbance in court She
even did not stop then, ana Olhcer Baker
had to take her at once 10 the jan III OF
der TO queil the fuss caused Dy htE.
W. :. CrQuhart was drrdlgned on me
charge OF deiraudiEs julius Selnert, Sr.,
proprietor of the AppomattoX Hotel, re-
fersburg out OF Il board bill of $3.50 lie
was turned over to the Petersburg au-
thOrltieS.
me case Of Samuel Paxton, who is
charged with committing an assault on
Edmond Patterson, was continued "nlH
to-day to enable Il physician TO examine
The case OF Fannie Boiling charged
with stealing a marble-tOg SUIT OF fuFnl-
ture from G.. ". Oliver, was continued
until Saturday.
Mary OuieN ttOlOItbJ y do sent ia ~
the grand jury for stealing pair OF pill
low CHAINS and table ciotn. the property
of Bette Randolph. Mary was also sent
on for resisting Policeman Burnett IN the
discharge of his duty.
Lula Harris. alias Sarah Hundley col
orelJ, was fined $50 and costs Tor as
saultiug and striking Maude Hlll
Lucy Coleman and GeOrgianna IroWn
doth cOlOredD were each fined Wv ana !
costs for fighting in the street.
An attachment was issued FOR Mary |
Jane Washington tColOrcdJ, who IS wanted |
on the charge Of being drunk
Frosser Taylor and Emma Foster tboth |
were sent on to the grand jury !
for stealing SIS from the person Of Geo. /
oscar Ford and Fred. Lucas We're
charged 10y Henry Myers (cOlored) win
stealing his morse. valued at $2. II az
the horse, which had been taken In part
payment for another horse had been re
turned after IL had become apparent that
q note for s.. given by Myers for the bal
ince OF the purchase money, was HoI IN
css. The accused then returned the morse !
originally belonging TO Myers and TOOK
heir own animal with them. The case
vas. Of course, dismissed.
Charles Honegser was nhed . ana COSTS
or being drunk. ,.,
md striking his wife, Bette StdhcIl' puI
ne case was dismissed.
The continued case in regard 10 inc
Nuisance caused by surface water was
allied up, and rules were ISSUED against
he following gentlemen, who failed 10
ppcar: H. Seldom TAYLOR * Son, }. -.
ilam & CO.. agents; II. a. McCurdy
gent, and j. j. Sutherland.
The same action was taken against ). |
:. Rebman. the owner of No. 800 east
road street who was absent and had |
afused after being notified by the Po-
ce Justice, to abate nuisance on the