POLICE COURT.
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,a II RICHMOND, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1916.
.n Nathaniel. Cooksey, Henry Woody, and
George Langy- dealers and vendors Of fish
were each fined SO cents for obstructing the
passage Of the market with their benches.


" Peter Woods-a Baltimore chandler, and a
drunkard withal-was next arraigned for traf-
ticking on Mr.. Murden's premises Being his


first offence, he was released, after getting a
kindly admonition


John +. Denter-was sent on to called
court, on the 9TH October, on charge Of shoot
ing Charles Nevins with pistol.


VIM. Dixon--a free Legro--charged with
lifting specie from Mr.. VIM. E. Barnes draw
er-had his case continued for tomorrow.