The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
Mrs. Farley Objected to Her Husband Play
Ing the Fiddle nt Mrs. Kelley's Party.

Mrs Mollie Farley was charged in the police
court Yesterday with tres assing upon the
promises OF NJ. T. Kelley aud abusing Lula KEEL
lev. Mrs. Kelley testified that she was going to
have party. his was 10 be no trivial affair but
real live party. filed with all the devices and
concelts that make home happy, and fill the EN-
thusiasm OF the adolescent Hibernlan 20 over
flowing MIR. Farley desired to play the fiddle
az this party. In his vakeful hours he cOnsid-
cred the plans, and in his fretful slum-
bers gay scenes of floating robes and
OF the light fantastic toe passed IN visions
before HIM. He might fiddle IN the Capitol
SQUARE or fill the ysrnal shades OF Monroe Park
with the most exquisite strains that ever emn-
mated from the box of sycamore or pine. but
there an unappreclatlye audience would yield
him no applause. Mrs. Kings party WAS the
place for him TO play, whore each succeeding
note would be re-eChOed with WhOOp and
Gathering feet keep time TO his glorious
melody. Mrs. Farley did not approve OF
all this scheme, nor did she have an
opportunity 90 express herself Long after
nightiall Mr.. Farley presented himself at Mrs
heleys door. il was Saturday night and Mrs
Kelley was deeply engrossed at the market with
thoughts and CONCENTRATIONS OF fresh nsh and
onions, but Miss Lulu was at home with COM
pany Mrs. Farley missed her music-lOying
spouse from the parental roof and sought him
at Mrs Kelley's homo Mrs. Farley was not adj
mitted and, with that fury of woman scorned,
she burst open the door as her husband slipped
out upon the porch His Honor held her blame
less for seeking her better half aud dismissed
the case.
Sergeant Thomas has been squirrel shooting
IN the Wllds Of Louisa county, and yesterday his
eyes would seek the ceiling as IL looking in the
top OF hickory for a bru h tail, as certainly az
the sailor on land walk with unsteady stel4.
yet, one by one. ne counted out the fines aud
balanced ~ vi hOut amlss.
George Washington Jones and Lewis Wash
ingtOn. the two cOOred men who carved each
other on saturday night were not tried yester-
day. a. Washington was not able 10 come into
court but Moses Miller and Mace Winston held
a accessories. were gwen partial eXamina-
ton ana Jailed IN the sum OF $500 30 appear Oc-
Martha Jones was sent on 20 he hustings
court for breaking into the dwelling OF Isaac
Held amt stealing dresses and household goods
thcrefrOm.
Georgianna Lewis was put under si00 security
Tor IL Q same often as a portion Of the stolen
goods were found IN her apartments.
III. h. Shirley was fined $50 for carrying a
knife, which closely resembled concealed
weapon.
John SPENCER was sent up for thirty days for
being suspicious character.
Eddie lhOrp lcOlOred was fined go for using
profane language IN the street
Alex. LOWS ana John Garter were dismissed
with costs on tho charge Of assaulting Joseph
Robert Niliston William Russeler. William
Johnson, Alex: lipscomb, Stafford H. Gath
right. Oliver Walker and Fanny Johnson all
paid fines for being drunk
H5fsttngs COtDf.-k j Murray was tried yes
terday before Judge Witt on the charge Of teal
ing gold watch from r. NJ. Jackson George
Chanley was arraigned on similar indictment
anu ne acknowledged 70 nave stolen me watch.
but added that Murray had no part in the crime.
i ne latter was, therefore honOraby discharged,
while STANLEY was sent 10 the penltentlary for .
one year.
Edward Fisher, alias Edward Williams, was
tried on the charge Of assaulting Mary Francis
Randolph. lie was convicted and sent 10 iall
for three months and fined one cent.
Charles III. Randolph, charged with ASSEMBLING |
George 6. brooks, was sent 10 jail for thirty !
days and fined one cent.
James Williams who pleaded guilty TO resist
ing and assaulting Thomas j. Wren, an officer /
OF the peace. had 20 90 70 Jail for thirty DAYS.
ChdDcerU COgU'f.-Ihe will Of Mrs Alice T. l
Spence was admitted 10 probate Yesterday By I
Judge Leake. The wall was made on September /
l5 1855, and IN 10 the testatrix bcQueaths all her
estate, including several inurance policies on |
the life Of her husband, Captain l. Leslie I
Spence, TO her sons, L. Leslie Spence Jr, and |
Louis Il. Spence.
Captain ]. Leslie Spence is appointed admin /
traitor in the will and guardian OF the two sons. i
He qualified az such Yesterday
A '. Shea qualified yesterday as administra-
tor OF the estate Of his brother, W. II. Shea, de. /
ceased. The estate IL small.
HenrtcO county t0uft.-Judge s. C. Redd Of /
Hanover, presided. MIR. Henry Flegenheimer /
acted as clerk Mr. u. Waddil being callad "a /
Charles City by the illness Of his mother.
lhe grand jury brought in the following true |
bills: Lee Frayser. William Davis William |
Chester, Nanda Miller, Sarah Jane Chester
tussie Chester and Lucy Ann Chester. felonies
ne Jury failed 10 bring in . true bill against
Addie Wilson, charged with Receiving ssO
known 70 be stolen ""
y. b. CHM against Mrs Mary Kei Verdict
,endered IN favor OF the plaintiff for 1890.