The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-30
.fUslICE JOHA,s COURT.
Notoriou, Crooks Charged With Ste''in
II HI 10y

Vv,H ,ro's Of Whi key.
Buck Oakley. William Perkins Bart
lett Fisher and Mary Kepney talI COL
ored were arraisned in the Police court
Yesterday on the charge Of stealing
barrel OF whisky, worth $40. from GeoIsS
A. Hundley. Fisher was aIso cI,dt 3.
with having I'm his possession lot OF
sugar. calf-skin hides, and pair or siiOe
uppers. supposed to be stolen. Pel Alfis,
Fisher and Kenney were IurtheIlIio -
charged with the theft OF bariet OF
whisky. worth $3.50. the ,pfoprItN oI
Charles L. Todd When the case was
called Iolice officer Wren stated that ne
had Vainly tried to connect OAKLEY WIN
the theft OF the whisky, and the charge
had to be dismissed. The other three
waived examination as 10 the JheII Oh tHc
whisky Fishers charge as TO having
stolen goods in his possession was con-
tinued in order TO enable the authorizes
TO learn more about the matter. ne
accused are notorious crooks anu udN
served a number OF years In the penltch-
tiary. They were a previous nearing
sent TO Jail for twelve months, III delault
of 500 surety. ~
James Goode (colored) was sent 10 jail
for ninety days in default OF surety Tor
being drunk and disOr1crly. Alotner
charge against him for attempting 10 es-
cape from cell in the Second police sta
ton was dismissed.
w. c. West was sent 10 jail for thirty
Thomas Jones and Willie Taylor Doth
colored) were charged with shooting craps
on the street and had TO pay $25o and
costs each.
Amy Taylor (colored) was charged with
uniawfuiiy abusing and threatening 20
beat Malissa Burkley She was fined 81
and costs and sent to jail for thirty days
in default of 500 surety.
Dug Cuiingworth and Dan. Mann We're
charged with fighting in the street, and
had to 90 TO jail for thirty days in de-
fault of 500 surety.
were fined $3.50 and costs for being drunk
on the street. They We're also sent to
jail for thirty days In default Of SOD
surety.
months in default OF 500 surety on the
charge OF unlawfully assault ns, abusing
and cursing X. =. Lirscomb.
Mary T.. Brimmell was charged with be-
ing drunk and d.sorde-ly on the premises
OF Mary Cornett The evidence showed
that the accused had been left at the
home OF the complainant 10 take care CT
the latteTs children. She became lntoX-
icated and went TO bed ON her return
the complainant had her arrested by OF
ficer J. +. Howell. When the Justice
learned the details Of the case he dis
missed the charge and repr.mdnued
Howell for making the arrest.
j. II. Young was charged with DeinS
drunk on the street. \ similar charge
was lodged against him on October -.
last year. He failed TO appear at the
time and an attachment was Issued
against him. The Justice yesterday nned
Young 8 i'm all cases and costs, aud sent
him to jail for sixty days in default OF
Joseph Branch (colored), charged with
being a suspicious character, was sent
to jail for sixty days in default of SOD
surety.
Emily Monroe (colored) was charged
with stealing a sl.rt, two collars and a
collar button, of the value OF go, the
property OF Mr.. NJ II. Glrnett There
was no evidence, however, 10 prove her
guilt and the charge was dismissed.
Thomas Jones (colored) was charged
with stealing a lot OF waste, the property
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ra. lway
Company. lie was sent 10 jail for thirty
days In default of 500 surety.
James Carter (colored) was charged
with betrayiDg the affections OF Ledia
Ward. The accused consented 10 atone
for his wrong doings by marrying the
complainant, and the necessary license
was at once procured and the ceremony
was performed a few minutes later in
the clerks office, Rev. J. II. Holmes, OF
the First (Colored) Baptist church, Of
floating.
George WASHINGTON (colored) was
charged with stealing lot OF coal from
MeSsrS. Gay * Lorraine. The acccsed
failed 10 appear, and an attachment had
TO be issued against him.