The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-04

The Great Ruler Did Mote Equity Unto All TN
People. Even Unto Those ofJackson Ward


were impure, and from out Of the words o
whose mouths came beautiful language.
lie reigned over al the kingdoms from ROCK
etts unto the lands Of the Philistines and unit
the borders of Africa. and his dominion wa
made in all tho region on this side OF the rive
and embracing jackson ward.
He was given wisdom and understanding
exceeding much and largeness OF heart ever
as the sand that Is on the sea shore. His WIS.,
dom exceeded all men, even those who ISSUE
warrants for two pieces OF silver. regarding
not the virtue that in them lies nor the er
tent OF wrong nor the evil that possessed th'
heart of such as are called offenders. And hs
spake about three thousand proverbs iron
the bench. and some of them were pretty
good and some of them were rs the fruit tha'
falls with tho frost from the prckly burr upor
the chestnut tree. And there came az peo
pie who were not very busy to hear the Wis
dom Of this Judge, and they were made glad al
the sound of his voice. :. -,
He asked not anything for himself. neither
long life nor riches nor the life OF his enc
mics. but he asked for understanding by the
barrel, and sought with feryor isIr snow
And he exclaimed. behold | have gwen this
people equity in good shape, and bang-up
elucidation OF the ordinances that our city
fathers framed.
And 1t came to pass upon Saturday, Octo-
many people who had in divers manners and
places transgressed the laws and committed
grevious sins against the peace and dignity OF
the Commonwealth.
First there came. unto him Kate Williams
and Rosa Galpen. These two women one
with tho other did get angered and did seek
to use one another for mop, while the hair
of their heads. purchased or otherwise. was
strewn about the floor like unto the scar
leaves of the autumn time. The great ruler
did know Of this thing. for even as ne sat
upon the seat of judgment, within the en-
chanted circle of sawdust. it WAS done. He
demanded OF them that they should pay 70
each.
Ada Jones did long in her heart TO be ar
rayed like the lilies Of the field. She was
youthful and knew not how 10 so clothe her
self save by an intimacy with the purple and
fine linen of Adelaide Dance. Thus surrep-
titiously and by night did she possess herself
OF all the garments Of Adelaide. leaving her
clothed IN sadness and in need of another
wardrobe before she did come among her peo-
pic. Tho Judge commanded that Ada be
beaten with many stripes and cast into the
outer street, and his commands were obeyed
with speed
Emmett Barker WAS brought before this
ruler charged with the writing upon the walls
of Elba school of such language as was not
meet for the education of the youth Of tho
kingdom. The wise ruler read the hand
writing on the wall and commanded that
upon another dav he would give sentence.
James Hopes cried out before the judge:
" Oh. Judge, | know you are not harsh
ruler. ASH passed along the streets l met
Henry BraIton and fell upon his neck with
q highlander. but | did him no HARM" The
heart Of the judge was moved, 80 ho made it
only $40.
Susan Thomas. after the manner of women,
talked and did abuse her neighbor and the
Judge was sore displesssd at her and did cause
her TO produce D.
James Wilson found no favor in the eyes of
the ruler. for lie was wroth against Nettie
Jones and did Law upon her violent hands and
did smite her oil Of which chaste enjoyment
was taxed 70 James for tl0.
Arthur Quarles. being young and OF imma-
ture judgment, was caught casting stones
upon the highway. tor which he was as
sessed 70
Maude Hill, John d. Mosby. Estelle Smith.
Rose Gray and Charles Leber and others of
their kind were not pleasant in the sight of
the Judge. for their conduct was not good.
and they were fined 81 EACH
The following judgments were rendered
from the civil docket of Friday. W. II. Wells
in favor Mrs Maria Bryant, Sl9; Charles
nson. S75.50 Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company in favor
George I. King. SO; W. W. Taylor In favor
]. L. Brooks. SASS Royal Racks in favor
Charles II. fase. sl7.45: n. b. Dahl in favor
L. Fellheimer, g; Frank II. Anthony in favor
same, s.; James Raynes in favor j. l..
5GShJ Joseph fsn5 IL aSor IN w asot
Van Horn, slS02. Joseph Friend in favor
Landon p. Jones s6.4O; Mathew Hopes in
ayor Gilbert Williams. SLIGO Charles Gaines
n favor =. j. Ryan. sl3.51 Charles l.. Groves
n favor George w Glass si7 80; John Coley
n favor Thornton Stewart, $3.50. Walter J.
oeay in favor Henry Cohen. IS ID. 4.
Mitchell in favor same, Sl2 so Robert Hem
"a. so Charles Marks in favor G. +. Saunders
1886; John Smith in faver same, -. 10;
ieorge Cox in favor II. L. Turner. sl.50;
Henry Cook In favor same. e6.15: NJ. l.. Tuck
n favor w. Il. Darlington, eli; W. II.
)ousins in favor ID. Al. Good and others,
1913; John G. Smith in favor same, s5.92;
Tom q. Bethel in favor same. 5000.
city Circuit C0ur'.-The following suits
we're instituted yesterday
Purcell Laid Co., against @. j. 10th, Jr.
Debt. for g. 500
Citizens Bank OF Richmond against Charles
,. Winston Il Go. Debt for s25l.
Savage i Holmes against Z. J. Black Il
20. Debt. Sl61.45.
State Bank of Virginia against Thalheimer.
)dse. DhudEc5, II.vUO.
William T.. Patteson by. &c, against |
)hares II. Hsgan. Trespsss. Damages, |
1 900
Pattie L. Phillips administrative, &C., |
gninst Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com |
ano. Case. Damages. $4,000.
CharlesT I. Taylor n Co. against b. Brill.
ase. Damages. 1900.
Same against George II. Station. Case.
manages. $500.
Alexander Barney & Chaplin against Tray
" Electric Co. Case. Damages. 81 100
Ellyson d Harvey against Clarence Peyton.
ase. Damages. 1900.
Ldward O. Jones against Joseph o. Phil
ps. Case. Damages. 10000.
Joseph Leo Morrssey by, &C.. against Rich
Iond Union Passenger Railroad Company.
ase. Damages, $4,000.
Joseph Beck Il Co. against j. ID. Noble.
ase. Damages. 600.
The Triumph Compound Engine Company
,alnst l.. X. Hix d Co. Case. Damages,
100.
Timothy Peasants against w. r. Johnson.
ase. Damages, $4,000.
Simpson ~ Bass against the Pennsylvania
abroad Company and the Richmond. Fred
ickspurs and Potomac Railroad Company.
chdncery Court.-Judge Witt Yesterday
anted an injunction restraining and enjoin-
& X. Is. Pearce and Robert J.. Montague
ustees, or their agents. from disposinp of
70 property conveyed by the said Pearce to
ontague. trustee, by deed of September 20.
u. The property conveyed consisted Of
Q stock, fixtures and accounts in store No.
south Pine street. as well as a wooden
able, grocery wagon, butcher cart, two
is Of harness, etc.
The Injunction was granted at the request
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