The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-29
POLICE COURT.
several Tramps Before His Honor-Na-
rinus Minor (ascs pisposed or.

The cool weather North Is having It's
effect upon Richmond In another manner
than that Of reducing the temperature. II
has caused the grand fall migrating march
81 The tramps 10 begin. Twice every year
does about three thousand tramps. mostly
white. among whom a few negroes are
mingled. pass through the city Of Rich
mond. I'm the fall they come from the N"f'h
"a spend the winter among the savannah,
~ the South. and in Che spring they return
% their native heath. 20 avoid the disagree
able heat Of the far south. and 20 enjoy such
hospitality as the descendants 81 the Pilgrim
fathers meet oiit % them. several were ne
fore The Police Court Yesterday. Onc was
a negro. Who said DE- was among Stranger.
and had no money. and would like ~ ciupN
the kindness Of Richmond people UNIV mr.
could get work. lie was disappointed M
not being sent % Jail. but, instead. ordered
a. leave town within two hour. Anoiher'
"a white man. when told that he was ~ dan-
ger al heinz required 10 break stone shook
the dust from his shoes ia The courtroom
and started for the Free bridge 80 hurry,
Joe Davis is 70 colorcd hoy about eight
wears ~ aec. IIp is one If three little boys
that broke into "a cOiofcd church on 'hufch
llill - short time back and STOLE the money
box and contents lie was lci OF ON account
nfaue. This fine De- was before court Doc
mg to Sergeant ilulcc', house an the time
until the Sergeant got tired of 10. ANA
brought him 20 court. Joe Is clever little
fellow. aud a gentleman yesterday Noinh-
'cercd lo take him in charge.
John Henderson MUS George " iilinh-
icOor.d) Wa charged with breaking 'ni'
and entering Zoo the night Time the -i'ic-
house Of H. Chalklcy ard stealth. one loi 'i
hides. In the absence of Witnesses the rh f.
WAS continued until October .d.
George Banks lcolondl Was rhi-rt
with stealing pair Of pants and one Nai,h
and chain from IS. g. johnson tcoiortt.
johnson keeps e cook shop. ANA TANKS
would eci his dinner there. \ month ago
hc took advantage of u0 ones looking 90
steal the pants and watch. ioAuson did n1i
SUSPECT Banks. who afterwards. as Dee i'ld
johnson. was goiue to North Carolina. -Four
dav. ago. who should johnson meet on inc
street hut Banks. with his johnson - pant,
on Banks had mo- defense and went 90 Jai
% spend the winter.
James Hickman. lcO'orcdl was charged
first. with being di-ordor'y and abusing
Henry Eilcr-m and Charles Goodwin in Tine
street
second. with ae-aulfne. Guessing ard
abusing II. Z. lilmlcit
Third. with carrying concealed weapons.
ON The first two charges Hickman was
fined 81 and cost each. ON the last charge
be- was fined So and cost. making a total
fine and cost of S.s.Gl which ho paid.
Edward icc Wiiiam- oiios John Harris
and Louis Cunningham. fDOih cololedl. had
u little rock battle among themselves which
cost each $50.
H.T. Moore. charged with irespassine on
the premises of MI. Moore and sing
and abusing Charles "A adc, was fined s.
and COSTS.
Andrew Davis tcoloradl thought De- could
poddle goods in ihe city without paying for
license. and tried it. hoping 20 escape ODE
.cryatiOn. " cot hini Sl0-cnOu-h I'D have
paid for license for SIX months.
The continued ease Of Marshall Lewis
Wolored). charged with ialoniously ASSAULT
inc aud striking and wounding B.niamln
Hardin with some sharp instrument was
again continued on account of absence Of
Witnesses \ rule was issued for them.