The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
JUSTICE JoHN's Court
His Honor Became Poeticai and the Gang
Applauded Several interesting Cases.

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The Shakesperean features of Justice John
were -uaused Yesterday morning with heaY-
emily light NJ he assembled tho bench. lhere
WIS "a twinkle in hs eyes and tho radiance
from uis couuteuauce OeaWed over the Hsseu-
bIed gang Ii ko the yellow lines that emanate
from % 5. IN painting of the rising sun stove
polish He began the proceedings in the FOL
lowing beautiful lines. which le afterwards
explained that he bad pennod While waiting
thirty minutes for au electric car
I've f.lcl np tho Iai. for the .ac6 OF bail
With wicked and motley army.
SO Jay down the lines ant -lfte HltL nnes
All case. that come up today.
This introductory was received with ap-
plause ON behalf Of those who imagined
That they were going q. the upper court
Mr. William A. Hunter IS "a slepson of Mr
James N00lal tho furnltur dealer. Mr.
No0dal. Judging rom tho numerous charges
which Dee lodges ug INST Sir Hunter does not
regard fhs gatu'tO-s c0ltriuuti- ~ % his FAM
iv with favor. lla case 0t Sir. Hunter.
charged with ombezIiement fel.nlOusy take
ing and stealing good and lawful currency,
yaeraucy and several other slight mdiscre-
ti0us was continued until the 18TH nst
Role Washington was held o. appear be-
fore the hastings court for assauitng Willie
Miller with knife.
3D. passanck. T.. B0lnick. Isaac Rosenberg
and r. Hyues. few gentlemen whose per-
sonal appearance wonld indicate their recent
hgl from the prosecutions az Russian tyranny,
were fined 81 each for attempting to mako All
seven days those of labor and of slles. and
keeping their stores open while the average
citizen was attending church.
John " Johnson. charged with shooting
James 3. Davenport, was renamed for trial
on Sertem BIER 18th.
Alder. smith was fined siO for assaultng
lucy johnson in tho First market The
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the parties got into court. and the triing
wound of % bloody nose was lost in tho old
time admiration for Albert, but Luey.s come
plant had been made and tho inc was ln-
eyitable
Charles Nelson was fined 81 for being
drunk and trespassiug upon the premises of
Minerva Allen.
Richard Carter, for reckless driving, was
fined $40
j. f. Winchester and W. IT, white paid 81
each f0r being drunk
Robert kyle. charged with ASSEMBLING
Louisa White. was held for trial on the 10th.
Fred Gili and Eugene Adkins had cross
warrants charging each other with assault.
They wero discharged GA the payment Of
costs.
George Washington was fined $3.50 for
throwing rocks in The street
(lh Curnf Cur The following suits
were instituted Yesterday f. A. Saunders *
Co. against William S. Huxter Case. DANE
ages $50.
The same against J.. T. Lindsey Debt,
el5733. Damages. $50.
A charter Was granted to the Grand Lodge
knights o. Damon. The capital stock is not
% be less than $500 uor moro than $4,000
The objects are the cultivation Of s.ea and
irateruai Intercourse and for benevolent o1-
iccts.
The officers are A. j.. Monroe grand coun-
cillor. Edward Randolph. yice-cOuncillor
Green treasurer. Edward Whiting, Chaplain.
Thomas Scott agent: rs. 81. Meckln. COM
mander. Lewis Cooper. Peter Friend W NJ
Meckan Edward Randolph. A. II. Moore
and john Diggs. directors and A. l.. Monroe.
Thomas Scott and +. IT, Moore trustees.
The principal Office is 10 be in Richmond.