The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06

Yesterday Was Poetry Day with the I'm
terrified Faufsy Dispenser.


every mail brings some verses for the Satur
DAY court. and several residents Of the coun
ties in Sonthside Virginia have sent line
which stand out as boldly In the telt
OF heroic poeticai ventures as tue scare
: crows among their sprlngug corn.
The majority of these tender and impress
sive sonnets the Justice carefully puts away
for his scrap-bOok or reserves them for n
collection which he proposes to hand down
10 postsriiy. in connection with the delicate
tributes which have paid TO his unswerv-
: ing devotion TO equity and his matchless
decisions IN every instance where justice
needed an uninterrupted champion.
Some OF the contributions from town are
exceedingly touching. They keep ones
eyes as moist az bad cold. and cause as
many tears as q baby's two front teeth.
, Some of them are historic, and the
screaming eagles claws" are mixed up
with the tribute TO our lost cause" in q
manner that would settle a pail over Oak
wood and make the weird. wild Wilder
ness of Spotsylyanis reverberate with
doleful echoes.
Some of them are love songs live love
songs. In which affection clings about the
lines like the Virginia creeper to a log cabin
or "A honeysuckle TO the backyard fence.
Justice John only mad one of these latter
illusions and it was loaned with the especial
promise that the original should be returned
IL was written by young lady OF this
city and is evidence that the eternal spirit
OF poetry is still as clipper as the English
sparrows and that the undying affections of
the human heart are still not idolaters at
the shrine OF Mammon. This is the poem
in full:
NO tongues that SANDER can ever dim my
Nor can 1t be drowned by cruel waves Of
| destiny
Oceans and oceans may etwesn Us roll
| Is wit oil
soul
i is u s,lf h love- pure. warm and true:
fraylns that no evil, but all good may come
Nsught for Itself it asks, lis enough TO love
Love for the God that gave 1t, love. loe.
love- ARBO1Js
Justice John opened the court and turned
beautiful placard from the wall on which
was inscribed
Poetic just c. with her lifted scale.
Where IN nice balance Truth with gold she
weighs
And solid pudding against empty praise"
PHYLLIS Twyman, who is as black as the
gloom about the Stygian river. was charged
with cutting Isaac Brown with a knife.
They had OF course been friends as they
are the only kind of people who ever get a
deliberate cut" but Phyllis grew Weary of
attention, and Isaac for the second time in
history was put up as Il sacrifice to friend
ship. The Justice declared that this was
the most unkindest cut of ell' and sent
Phyllis to a Jury.
Henry Taylor (colored). Is a driver for a |
physician. He wears light overcoat. sits |
under striped robe and wears sharp-toed |
shoes and bogus jewelry. and rs soon as he /
was charged with assaulting Florence Cole
man the Judge declared that "Maidens, |
ike moths. are caught by glare and Mann
mon wins his way where seraphs might
despair" Henry gave up beautiful story.
but the cost him 3D.
Charles Kahn IS the short-stop baseball
player OF the City Club, and his wife. Lena.
testified that she was afraid Of him, and
that he had threatened her life. He was re-
CURED to give security of 800 for six
months. and not being able to give it he
went down to Jail. He was at least. good
ball player. and the Justices card read:
He lett Corsairs name To- other times
linked with one virtue and q thousand
crimes"
George F. Anderson and George Timber
lake (white) were fined $3.50 each for
fighting.
Frank Mayo was fined 80 for soliciting
passengers at the / MON depot.
w. II. Coleman (colored) was sent TO jail
for thirty days for beating David Rose.
Frank Brown (colored) paid $50 for
driving his team into a Broad street car.
Frank Otis and Walker Taylor (white)
paid ~ each for being drunk.
The following judgments wero rendered
from the civil docket Friday: c
Pauline Powell IN favor Mrs. II. y. Han
NJ: j. .Dugan in favor W. II. Briggs Il d
Mrs. j. S. Gardner; in a1or l.. NWarine. 5SS
Elisha Ioran IN favor John W. Tierney. 8 ~ I
Newton watt III favor B. G.. Stokes. 327
General James o. Field IN favor SydnOr r
Nestor II. Forbes, Jr.. in favor ", r. Fitz-
gerald IL Bother ....... II 81 L
:. 5. Cook in favor Breeden Talley 4
ritz Kragel in favor F. L Hopkins........ 10 90 r
'harles Ba1tege IN favor c. 7. Norman "
lT.. n 4. Johnson in favor Lille D. !" %
southern Rubber, Company in favor - "
Samuel A. Smythe Observation-Disclosures. 90
=. Williams in favor B. c. Bristow 4 +
Brother 20 30 l.
4. and h. He!rholzer in favor Dr. r.
b Bryant i'll favor Carson. Bel 4 Co.. r. g. l.
'alter l.. Brauer in favor Carson &
dd ii Hart in favor Julian Bryant e % %
j. Newell in favor VI. 4. Page. 80. % IS
william Goode in favor q. W. Redman.. ~ rs L..
+. Walters in favor Edel brothers,. II IS
:. VIII Jams IN favor same ............ Il 80
Z: VI. and W. Nj. JustlS, Jr, in favor W. l..
W. Kedd . ........................5 20 90
lille il brooks in favor Fannie White. 10 81
). Sutherland ,con ested III favor
j.. H. beyeridge Jr., In favor flniayson L
* frdyser. .......... A. OF
enry smith in favor Wake i Bal =
lauffe,...:..... .......................... 20 .
lille mn IN favor Emellne Hlll......... A. 20
;. Go0de in favor VI. & ~taples........ IL % 4
II. Allen in favor A. Saks X CO... Al On -
alter + Philips IN favor tdel Bros. 6S Il
,hn Pearce in FAVOR G. L. Bankenship. 2l5
enry Brlmage in favor same ......... 2m
Inn Bowers Jr.. in favor Walters Il Co. ~ %
me in favor Harris JaoObs............. y 20
Gunst y Son in favor Lorick 4 Law -
renee 30 10 II
s. schleizer in favor L. b. Taylor &
ro............ $50 j
j. Chandler IN favor w. W. Foster. t. W
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mes {. Smith in favor George 4. King II =
I'm Il. NOlloY in favor ,ames Bennett. ~ 10
Gorge Davis in favor Ailley Friend. 900 2 25
chard l.. Brown Jr. in favor A. imon % 20
ash Jackson in favor NJ. T. III. Rogers. 3 s.
NJ Sh cid Co. In ia, or W. II.
v baldwin in favor A. w. Bethei...... 90 20
omas NJ. Saunders in favor The Colts
halk to.......... Observation-Disclosures. e. IS
bert Dunnwood in favor Lucy John
ed VI. Smith in favor Dr.. r. b Slower 60
aries II. CoSby. agent. in favor j. w.
anderson & co.. ...... -. -.......... a 60
A. /. .Smi' h in favor A. /. Lucas ...... 76 20
INST X Son A. n JuDius T. Brown in
avor National Bank Of yirginis: '.'... 10 70
'ginia Industrial "ercantile i,uilding
nd oan Assocla ION IN favor Watkins
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