The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-28
IN THE COURTS;
THE CASES BEFORE JUSTICE CRuTcu.
FIELD,
VERDICT IN 4 BIG RAILROAD
SUIT.
MEETING or BHE CITY SCHOOL.
BOARD.
Additional Particulars About sun.
days storm The Cantata OF Esther
Ie-Night-Phti. kcarncy Post
Going 10 frcdcrlcksburg.

The usual Monday morning docket
was disposed of by Justice Crutchfeld
yesterday. the time consumed being
nearly three hours and half Nearly
two hours OF this time was consumed
in listening to.evdence about quarrel
among cOlOred women who 1--we on
Charity street between st. Pauls and
st. Peters. IL was finally disposed of
by the Police Justice giving the disturb
ing resident OF the neighbOrhood until
next Saturday 90 move away To other
quarters. and thereby end a lot Of rock
throwing and abusive language between
q converted member of John Jasper +
flock and the members of EOenezer
Church.
Joseph Reed, the young married man
who stole a lot of gold leaf from
Messrs. jenkins q Waltball and book
binder roll from Mcssrs. w. T.. SimOns
& Co. who was arrested IN Norfolk. as
told in this paper Sunday morning,
was called out Of the pen. His coun-
sci stated that Reed had been drinking.
and his thirst for whisky caused INN 70
do what he would not have done had
his mind been sObeIly balanced. and
entered the plea Of guilty and asked
the mercy Of the Court TO give a small
punishment.
The Court stated that the rObbing Of
employers by their employees was
thing which had to be stopped, and
would be so far as he could assist. On
each charge Reed was given four
months in Jail, making eight months in
all.
The counsel for the criminal asked
leave of the Court to wit draw the plea |
of guilty. This the Court refused as
judgment had been entered. An APP /
zeal in each of the two cases was then /
taken.
Philip Hill was fined - and costs for
being drunk and using abusive language /
in the public streets.
Willie Patsey lcOloredl. was charged
with stabbing Thomas Williams with a
knife. This staDbing happened during
a difficulty. IL was a cut rather than a
stab. which neccseitated three stitches
IN the flesh 10 close up the cut limb.
The accused was sent on to the grand
jury.
Andrew Brown lcolorodl. was charged
with being drunk and disordery on the
public street. He was fined s. and
costs.
Florence Davis lcoloredl. was charged
with beating Mary Hunt. Thi. grew
out of some trouble among the deDl-
zens Of College alley. Florence paid
50 80 and costs
Stanley Leber was fined 50 and costs
for being drunk and disorderly in the
street.
W.Itar Ar,,utr.rr, lr,,.l. oil IL.
DERBY in the street, was fined 30 and :
costs. &
c. f. Broggan. charged with being
disorderly in the street, was fined - ,
and costs :
Mamie Hampton lcolored), was d
with abusing Ellen Foster and J
on the premises Of the same.
Ellen rented rooms from Mamie. and n
Ellen did not pay her rent. whereupon n
Mamie gave Ellen a lecture aud put !
her furniture out IN the street. Mamie %
was discharged with the admonitlon a
hat hereafter she must get the law
)flicer to take away the furniture, and r.
not herself q
Rosa Coleman lcoloredl. was charged p
)y julia SeatOn with stealing from her Il
! bunch of keys and other articles. The b
'harge was dismissed. but Eliza Cole Il
nan was mad. She had vowed ven q
,eance against Julia and walked away p
rom in front of the bench, say ing she p
vas going 10 give Julia a thrashing. f
he Court fined her ~. 30 f0rcontempt.
his added to Eliza 5 anger and she b,
bused Court and witnesses, resulting "
n her going TO jail for ten DAYS and 81
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John Bennett WAS charged with
respassing on the premises of the ii,
transparent Ice Company and abusing ii,
'en Mcclellan and other employees m
here. lie WAS fined s. and costs. ey