On a warrant sworn out by the Commonwealth's Attorney, J. H. Suderley and W. W. Rider, representatives of Northern brick yards, were arrested, charged with violating the city and State labor laws. They retained counsel and put up bond of $150 for their appearance in court tomorrow morning.

The man claimed that they were given permission by the chief of police to operate here and showed, as a result of three days' work, receipts from the Southern Railway for $1,000 worth of fares to New York from Danville. Many of the negroes came from South Boston and others said they were from surrounding rural districts. The trainload disbanded soon after the arrest and scores were summoned as witnesses. One hundred negroes left here on Friday.

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