The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

cause Of the failure OF strcci-car facilities,
he had complained 20 Mr.. Fizzini and 10
others. lie had written to Mr.. Green. and
Mr.. Green had written him that he would
be here Saturday. and that. no doubt, made
Mr.. Farrell mad. When Mr.. Farrell
got Oh the ears sunday morning
ho approached him with arm extended ana
finger shaking, saying: 1T IL a privilege
of mine to call YOU TO account. and mean
10 do so' lie told him that the road had
been rum down hy his bad management;
that II was not the fault Of Spraguc. but OF
him: that he came here with lie on ms
lips as being a railroad man. when he was
not. The people were tired of him. and the,
ought 10 take him to Rockets ana pi'ch
him i'm the river and let him swim back 10
England. "Thcn used the language which
think exhausted the English vocabulary.
MI. Farrell went back ON the stand. lie
said he did not use the language attributed
to him. that Of calling Mr.. ~nellings 10 ac-
count. What hc said WAS stated 10y him I'D
the beginning. lie had been In the railroad
business twenty-five years: had tcsiiiho-
malls to that effect from former employers.
lie was sent % Richmond 10y Mcsers. steers,
! Flynn and other leading stakeholder, oi the
company lie denied that he was ordered
away by Mr.. Snellings.
Mr.. Cosby reiterated that he heard Mr..
Smelling ask him tO leave before the pro-
] family began.
MIR. Richardson asked that Mr.. >nclline-
De- placed under bond. Had IL been anyone
else to whom lhat language had been used.
something serious would have happened
right OH. and the use of amy further IAN
suaec like that may stir the English blood
and cause Mr.. Farrell 90 do what he may
| later regret. u was proper 70 guard
against a repetition 90 the use OF language
similar t0 that used sunday morning IN Tn,
streets Of Richmond.
The Court fined Mr.. ~ncilings $40 and
costs. and required both be- and Mr.. Farrell
to give bond in the sim of 800 90 Keep The
peace for twelve months. Nr. smelling
! gave as security Mr.. ". W. Cosby. Mr
Farrell being comparative stranger mere
wa. allowed until This morning 60 get las
hond~man. being released ON his own recog
nizancc.
OTHER CASES.
Andrew smith (colorcdl. trcspassing OF
| ihc premises of Of j. T. simmons, WAS hnct
500 and costs.
Lucy brooks and Comena Thomas
both coiored. were fined so and costs each
for keeping disordcriy house, were iine'
each $40 and COSTS.
Corncna Thomas and Henry smith (hotl
c0lorod) were fined each $40 for unlaWiu
cohahifation.
John Hampton 0fi0S Haynes. charge,
with stealing solocipodc from John >chad
and John -. John. charged with the Same
onon-e. were tried. Il WAS found ih1
liatncs stole the Nclocipedo and ~. John
sold 10 for twenty-five cents. They bcim'
boy, too Young for conviction. they wcr
turned over to their parents for correction
Charles Nelson. di-urdorll 100 the street
wa. fined $50 and costs.
Frank T.. Mitchell di-nrlerlv in noualI'
lo.-tDr-h0l~o. was fined $500 and costs.
Thomas Minor. "a ,aeranl. charged Will
resisting ihr police. WAS required Co give
security for thirty days.
Henry Rhodes a~-1uiting and sirikiu.
| Emmett Miller with 81 hrich. WIS hurd =
and costs. Rhode Was provoked 10y th
NEGRO Miller. and ihe IS hole affair happcuc,
lou inp of % scaiud on "a three story build
iu- in process of erection.
Hannibal Allen and James ~noad iieiiin.
in the street, were each hncd f2.1V an'
costs.
| Philip BraNton (col0rcdl. was lined 81
and costs for beating tmoiino iraNi"n, hi
wife.
George Normloy and George Perkins (boil
c0l0red). gambling on tle street. were hnc'
each $50 and COSTS.
Blanche Booker (c0l0rcd). charged VIII
cur-ine and abusing ~ilfcy johnson ON ih
street. was fined 500 and COSTS.
Elli- Robinson (coloredl. WAS iined $40 ani
costs fOr beating Elizabeth -iaike.
| Elizabeth scott tc0iored). charged wifi
stealing one basket of clothes from ~usm
johnson. was sent zoo Jai iof ninety days.