The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26
JUSTICE JOINS COURT.
The Trial OF the Man Who was Hardened
With Three Wlves-Other Cases.

Henry Berkle was IN court Yesterday morn
inc charged With bigamy. Henry is evidently
a regular marrying man. and three times IN
his limited career has he slowly repeated
with this ring thee wed. and with all my
worldly goods / thee endowr This did not
especially burden the fond maIdens. VINO
heard the speech in sweet expectancy ior one
of the wives mas now taken possession OF the
treasures which she had laid up above. out
the other two. with Henry included. do not
seem TO be troubled with the cutting OF cou-
pons OF the collection OF rentals.
Years ago Henry married huguste Cotto'
and five children were born unto them.
One by one these died. and In her grief
Auguste returned 10 the home of her girl
hood across the ses. Henry married again
and this wife was soon forwards gathered
t. her father. Years passed and Henry grew
lonesome and last summer MISS MarF
Weimer. became the proud wife of the exper-
fenced Henry.
All this time Auguste, the first wife, was
pining in tho land OF Germany for the smiles
of her first love. but Henry had left the Dustle
Of New York and sought the summer garden
concert seclusion of Church Hill, and or his
place Of abode Auguste knew not. The con
sal OF this port upon inquiry, wrote that
Henry was a citizen OF peaceful spot
near Cnimborazo. and AnSuste sailed
for that point. The fond anticipations tbat
filed her breast as nightly she was rocked 10
sleep in the cradle of the deep no one knows,
but the interpreter of the German language
knows pretty much what she thought when
she found a bride OF few months darning
Henry's socks and a few more adJectiyes That
sounded mighty funny to man VINO does
not understand German we're used wheh sue
found that another fraulein had given up the
game and left Henry kind OF second-rate
widewer. Justice John sent Henry on L the
grand Jury and sent Auguste TO the almshouse
until her exact status III the matter can be
determined.
William Booker and Lewis Powell. colored.
who were held as fugitlves from justice from
Powhatan county. were delivered 10 the
proper authorities. o.,
Braxton Cullin. coiored. was charged with
/ stealing a piece of beef from Mr.. W. +. Brau-
tigam. Cullin saw the meat upon the market
stall aud he longed for beef with that INFINITE
yearDing which often Oyertakes man VINO
| lives in a Richmond boarding house, Then,
| too C1llin thought OF Thanksgiving day ana
| remembered the depleted condition OF his
| larder at home and when he realized that 1e
was without cash capital. be Just simply
! picked I'D the beef aud started for home
! Justice John has boarded In town and he for-
! gave Cullln. but demanded that he spend the
! day in the station house. =.
Thomas Thornton was fined 80 for assault
! ing James Wshart. Thornton was former
|
| has succeeded him.
Rodeer Goode and Randall Curry, two col
ored BOYS. decided to settle their disputes by
a snnare fight. and were caught by the oiheers
in the coal yard OF bIr. j. b. Lacy They
were fined = each.
! Alexander Boze. T. VI. Siddons. ?. r. Carl
ton and j. r. Dougherty white and Jacl
Johnson tcolored) were fined - each fol
being drunk.
Anna b. Melton. Emma Selbe and Lizli'
Walters, three white women. we're fined q d
for disorder ? conduct upon the streets.
John Baker was fined $3.50 for asssultln.
| Richard Kemp.
John Gentry paid $3.50 for being drunk anC
interfering with persons on the street.
Cbdncerv C0iut.-Mr F. b. Tinsley quail
| fed Yesterday as administrator de bonis not
cum testamento annexo Of the estate
Thomas Tinsley. Jr.. deceased.
Mr. PeHiom Butler qualified as admlnisua
| tor de bonis non OF Nelson Meado"s an
Mary Meadows. deceased
| The viii of Emily Dufner was admitted Z
probate but there was no qualification on ne
estate.
Ciy CircuH Copt-The following suit
were instituted yesterday
Savage, Beverage d Co. against j.
Brooks. Debt for .2l5.75.
| Martin d Powers. who sue for the beneh
| Of and at the cost of Mrs. =. I. Powers. as
signee. against Payne ~ Co. Case. Damage
$3.50. -,
Judgment was confessed for S2sO.79 in tn
suit of Preston Belyin against Charles
Steel
In the suit of Gibson against Beyeridge,
full report of which was publishef IN III
TINES yesterday. the jury gave verdict &c
the defendant