The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-27
A BAIL BOND QUESTION
Judge Ranekel Makes an important Decision
on the Charges Of Magistrates.
IN THE POLICE AND OTHER COURTS.
The RoseberE Case Diyrlisxcd-The
Alleged Case of Sunday liquor
Selling Taken Under Advisen,cnt-
Marriage Licences Issued-Dccds
Entered to Record.

Entered 10 Record.
Justice Burroughs had large and
important docket in the Police Court
yesterday:
RESERVED HIS DECISION.
Al. Hudgins, the young white man
who was arrested on Sunday last on
a warrant charging him with selling
liquor on the SABBATH, and whose case
was continued until yesterday appear
with his attorney, Mr.. Il. j. Wool, to
answer the charge. number Of wit
nesses on both sides were introduced,
ana the evidence was such as to engage
the careful attention of His Honor
throughout the trial. The principal
witness against Mr.. HudginS was u col
ored woman who was arrested by Detec-
tive Curtis, on Sunday with n bottle
or whiskey In her possession, which she
sworc she bought from MIR. Hudgins.
MI Hudgins denied that he sold the
woman the liquor. and further stated
place; that he had sold out his in
terest to Mr.. 4. l.. Foley last spring
while In business on Nebraska street;
that Mr.. Foley had subsequently re-
moved to Water street, and that he
was only his bar-keeper. Mr. Wool
offered this evidence as a plea In bar OF
prosecution, but Justice Burroughs
ruled that bnr-keeper who violate
the law was as guilty as if he was the
proprietor His Honor. however, or
dered q warrant to be issued for Mr.
Foley, rs the proprietor of the place.
Mr. Wool made strong argument for
his client, and Justice Burroughs stated
that he would take the case under ad-
vlsement.
ARTHUR SCOTT GUILTY.
Arthur Scott, the negro who was con-
victed on Monday of the theft of $3.50
from the barber shop of James Small
wood, on Water street, and against
whom another charge OF stealing Il
watch valued ut $40 from Miss Roberta
Digs, was preferred and continued,
was arraigned yesterday on this latter
warrant. Scott made no defense. and
Justice Burroughs sent him on to the
grand jury.
FINED FOR ASSAULT.
An old white man named Thomas
Kenny was before the police court yes
terday charged by James Reilly. an
REILLY had blood and other marks of
assault upon his face. ms he appeared
before His Honor Justice Burroughs
fined Kenny S22,25.
CASE AGAINST ROSENBERG DIS
MISSED.
The warrants against the young white
man. NJ. Rosenberg. charged by MIR. $.
l5achrach with embc22lcment and the
counter warrant against Mr. Bachrach
called for the third time in the Police
Court yesterday. Mcssrs Julius II.
Saunders and John G. ri,on appeared
for Rosenberg and Mr.. i. j. Morris re-
presented Mr.. Bachrach. While the
case was delayed for il few moment s
waiting for witness. a consultation
was held by the attorneys and their
cllents. and 1t was agreed that both
cases should he withdrawn. each COM
plainant paying the costs of their re-
spective warrants. Justice Burroughs
agreed TO the compromise and the war
rants were dismissed
LAGIGLIA'S DOG RETURNED.
MIR. Julius Y. Saunders, attorney for
MIR. S. Lasiglia, who had Sandy Con-
way. colored. arrested on the charge
OF stealing his bird dog. valued at S25
appeared before the Police Court YES
terday and stated that the dog had
been returned to his client and that he
was willing that the warrant, should no
dismissed If the accused paid the costs
Conway was glad To get off so easy and
paid the SIPS costs and left.
BOSTON SENT SOUTH.
The father and sister of the colorcd
BOY. Sam Boston, who was sentenced
last Thursday to serve ninety DAYS in
tai for stealing Il pair of shoes from
NcSsIS' l-anu u Land on Church street
appeared before Justice Burrought YES
terday and begged His Honor to re-
open the case and fine the hoy. instead
of sending him to Jail The father
stated that he send the boy out of the
State. TO South Carolina to ensure that
the commonwealth should not I've again
troubled with him. Tho Justice was
touched by the pleading and granted
their requests. ffning the boy Sla25
which his father paid.
MINOR OFFENSES.
Martha $. keetcr. colored h,nacy.
writ of investigation ordered
Jane Hardy. colred breach of the
peace; dismissed with sl.25 costs.
Dena Mason, colorcd house of ILL
fame: continued To November Goth.
Dena Mason. colored selling liouor
without a license: continued TO No
Vember 29th
Thomas Hewitt .colored, embezzle
ment: taken under advisement.
William NJ. Rlackley. white, false
pretenscs; fined So and costs.
r. G. Bcasey, white, committing n
nuisance: dismissed
John "a. Coutts. white. committing 81
nuisance: Dismissed
Thomas Fields. colored. breach of the
n n f..