The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-20
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TWO CoIored Women "re charged
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Ellen Row and Carrie Deane Cooth cor,
ored) were arragned In the one In,
Yesterday morning on the louoSW,t,a5
charges. Stealing from the store or MllieFf
a Rhoads one handkerchief a cdht 20
soap and three ornaments from IlV .t 1oii,
house a lot of dry goods. fancy Minis
and notions; from the store OF 49,
Never a Sons lot of laces, a han1ESI
chief and shawl, from same. 'hI''
cloth. three fur boas, two frames , H.
lot Of embrOideries, from lhdiil'ilts IN,
RrOthers' establishment lot OF SIN
and XIII cloves. valued at So. The em-
plOyes at Miller * Rhoads store Hdu pC,tl
watching the couple for some DAYS, .ds
ing suspected them OF tneVns' otIun,
day night they were detained as thty
were about to leave the place ana SeNeIdl
articles were found in their possession
which had not been purchased. put pc
longed TO the stock exposed on the CuUl-
tcrS The women were turned over 10 the
~ollce Subsequently officers Farley anu
Walton repaired to the house OF one OF
the women with search warrant anu
recovered most Of the goods enuIneTaleI !
above The warrants m the cases VI
Never e Sons and Thalhimer Brothers
were sworn out as the result OF the rdlu
Representatives. of the various hIms IN
terested were witnesses as3inst me a.
cused when they appeared before the
Justice Mr.. l.. 0. Miller took the stand
and rave much damaging evidence aBdllS /
them. I'm the first Of the charges o.
stealing from Miller 4 Rhoads the pils-
ouers we're sent on 20 the grand jury. lH
the second instance they were required to
give surety in the sum OF 500 edch rs
suspicious characters ana were cominlt.
ted to iail in default Another bond OF
$500 for the same period ara coHStl ueH I
commitment 10 prison was the disposal
made Of the Thalnmer case. one ~ me
charges OF stealing from Meyer q sons
was dismissed, there being no evidence
10 sustain IT, the other case was certiied
10 the Hastings Court
Nve Williams (colored) was fined $40
and costs for assaulting ana striking ana
beating Lille Williams on the street. lie
was also sent 10 Jail for twelve months
in default OF security required Of him for
attacking one Lee Harris with some blunt
instrument and for being drunk.
an attachment was issued FOR Emma
Smith tcoioTedD. who failed 70 appear
upon the charge Of drunkenness.
James Jasper (colored), charged with
being disorderlv and fighting IN the Third
Market building during market hours, was
held for examination for to-day.
Charles Smith and Dina stokes thoth
coloredD had 20 paw g. ~ and costs each
for being disorderly on the street.
John Thomas and Henry Russell (col-
ASSEMBLING and beating William - Darker.
Daniel Lee Ocoloredl had TO nav $40 and
costs for using profane language on the
street
and costs for being disorderly and fight
ing In the street.
James Scott and jeremiah Turner Doth
coloredD were CHARGED with burglar.ously
entering the store Of j. j. Mitchell No.
SIG east Broad street. and stealing there
from a suit OF clothes. Turner was also
charged with breaking into the room Of
John Anderson and stealing a Ratchet.
Both were sent On to the grand jury.
William Pearce Uoioredt was charged
with stealing a coat knife and pocket
level the property Of g.. Weinbrunn. The
case was continued until to-day.
Josie futile (cOlGredb, charged with as
saulting cutting. stabblng and wounding
Julian Randolph with a razor. was sent
on TO the grand jury.