The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
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Police officer Lansc Nniniy tndeavors 70
Enter sanger Han.

Police officer j. j. Lanse on Sunday
morning about 10 o'clock. appeared in
'front.' OF Sanger Hall ia citizens clothes.
endeavoring to gain entrance 20 the
building. lie found Mr. Anthony
$ hwane. the caterer of the organization,
standing in the door, and Was told that
none but members could enter Mr.
Schwane had previously been informed
that some one had broken open the gar
den gate aud bad just rtmedied the
damage. when. on returning 10 inc mousse
Doe met the officer. The latter insisted ON
entering the building ana after several
remarks had been cNl hanged Mr.
schwane declared that every man who
wanted to gain almlttance would have
10 show O. ballot FIRST. Ar Lanse then
left. after declaring that hc was police
officer.
soon after warrant was served on
Mr. schwane charging him with assault
iug and threatening 90 shoot police
officer while in the discharge of bis Iuty.
lie went 10 the stati0u-hOuse, whore Dee
lad 20 give 500 security for mis- appear
ance in the Police Court yesterday MORN
ing. Mr.. II. O.. Miller. of the iesansNe-
rein Virginia. becoming his security.
When the case was called the Police
Court yesterday morning, Mr. schwane
asked for "a postponement until next
Thursday 10 enable his counsel and seve-
raj witnesses 10 bee present While talk
ing go che Police Justice "a summons was
served ON Nh Schwane charging him
with mislemoauor in keeping his bar-
room open on last sunday. This case
was also made returnable on next Thurs
day
The other cases disposed of in the
Police Court yesterday were as Follows.
Thomas Johnson lc0loget was sent 90
the grand jury on the charge of stealing
a bicycle from j.. ". Johnson
oscar Womack was charged with being
a fugitive from justice from Washington.
ID. c.. and while in court United states
Deputy Marshal s. j. Peasants pro-
duced a warrant against him charging
him with obtaining money under RAISE
pretenccs. lie was turned over into the
custody OF the United states authorizes.
Cornelius Braunan WoloreD was
charged with assaulune and woundins
Henry Brown with stick. The injured
man being unable Oh appear, the case
was continued until October 3d.
Charles Hughes ,eolore4l was charged
with being "a suspicious character and
his case was continued until October 2ith
90 enable the authorities 90 gather some
evidence against him.
Kate Burwen coloreO had % pay $3.50
and costs for fighting ON the street
Arthur Hatcher Harry Hayes, George
Morton. James Gardner. Joseph Mccoy.
William Shelton ali colorcU were
charged with dIsorl. rly conduct ana
shooting craps ON the stroe- Morton
and Gardner failed 20 appear. and at-
tachments had 10 he issued against them.
The others were fined So and costs each.
Bette Rowe and Mary Williams (botn
colored1 had TO pay $3.50 cacn and costs
for fighting ON the street
Manchester Johnson was charged with
Being disoricrly. cursins. and abusing,
and beating Martha Lewis in the street.
lie was fined $40 and costs.
The following persons were punished FOR
drunkenness.
George Robertson roioreD failed 90 ape
pear in court and an attachment hal 90
be ISSUED against him. James Sneard
was fined S. and costs. Rchceca Bailey
lcoloredD was fined $40 and costs. George
Blanks. John Fields and Solomon Mayo
lau coloredl. were fined - ANA costs each;
j. b. Galloway was fined s. ANA costs
for being drunk ou sunday.