Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-18
ALLEGED ASSAULT.

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corpus.
ALLEGED ASSAULT.
Another man has been dubbed by a
bartender because he would not keep
away from his saloon The man is
Robert j. Dalby, n painter of No. 436
Highland avenue, and his assainnt is
A, Charles McClaud. bartender In
Stroud's saloon, Queeu and Church
street.
Daily, ii is claimed. had been previ-
ously warned to keep away from the
saloon. He went in again Friday and
McClaud, who was behind the bar at
the time, called upon him and asked
him why he 0alby) had been talking
about him. Without giving the man
time to answer. NTcClaud is alleged TO
have struck him on the head, Knocking
MIN senscless to the floor. The wound,
which is said to be an ugly one, was
dressed by physician.
Justice Tomlin, continued the case
until Tuesday next
YOUNG MAN FROM BERKELEY.
y young man from Berkeley, named
~. j. Hoge, alias ~. N Rogers. was
sentenced TO three months in Jail by
Justice Tomlin yesterday on the charge
of stealing Il bicycle from j. v. Kler-
nan.
Hose, or Rogers, will be Tried again
Tuesday on the charge of stealing an
other bicycle. When arrested Il razor
was found on his person, and he was
fined $50 and costs for carrying a con-
cealod weapon.
In Berkeley Hoge. alias Rogers, is said
to have n t5WcetnrUru, and TINT tYJ on
tered his lady friends house ut night
and stole several articles of jeweiry.
a pawn ticket, for the jewelry was al
so found In his pocket.
MINOR POLICE CASES.
John Fisher. coored, will spent Is
days in Jail for stealing beer bottles
from w. y. Rudolph.
Isaiah Wilkins. colored. charged with
shooting pistol in the streets was
dismissed.
ing brass. was also discharged.
Timothy McDermott. charged with
drunkenness and breaking Il show ease,
was bailed for his appearance Monday
Oscar Nicholson. colored charged
with assauliing Della Douglas, was dis
missed.
Richard Bernard. charged with steal
ing two hams. will have hearing to-
morrow morning.
George C. Pugh and George Portlock.
two negroes charged with rohbing the
sloop Virginia several days ago, were
turned over 10 the Portsmouth authori-
ties for trial.
.nH u. .. ClhColIE CQUltI.
Judge Golf, of the United States Cir.
cult Court has ordered special grand
jury to try the case of Miller, Case &
Clausen against Evans 6 Grandy
The case was last tried in 1890, the
jury falling to reach Il verdict and has
been on the law docket of the Circuit
Court ever since. February alst has
been set as the day on which the case
will be tried.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
C. II. ADAMS to G. w. Mcpherson, lot
with improvements fronting 80 feet on
Mallory road; $1,000.
II. y. Crockett to the Security Real
Estate Company, two lots fronting So
feet on the east side of Dewey avenue;
$780,
Security Real Estate Company to w.
| Fl. VermaZen, property fronting 25 feet
on the east side of Dewey avenue:
| $! ,000
G. r. Cohn ct als to T. ". Morrisett.
| the stock of liquors. wines. &c. Mt the
northeast corner of Church and Union
streets; $1,000.
Mutual Building Association to A. w,
| Cornick, lot fronting 101 feet 6 inches
on the cast side of Sheldon avenue;
| 81 800.
a. w. Cornick to v. G, culpepper,
same property; $4,000.
TAKEN TO HAMPTON.