The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
The Dispenser Scattered Equity Around
Broadcast-The Cases.

The sessions Of the police court these days
are not much longer than the prayers of
tired boy. and Justice John scatters equity
around very much like man sowing wheat
broadcast The weather for the past few days
has been very trying 10 the average man anu
several iron-clad resolutions adOpteu on Jun
nary 1st have suffered the same tate as the
icicie that dropped Yesterday from the fifth
story wndow-sill. Man is very pecuiiary
constructed individual. and one VINO i"lis
down and still does not swear nor go anu 10
something which he should not do has as
position as sweet as the lady MEMBER .. tuo
volunteer church choir who does not qult .no
next Sunday after some one else sings the
solo which she knows must have been written
only for voice like her own.
j. b. Points and W. j. Mason, two young
society men OF the eastern part OF the CITY,
were arrested for fighting and creating as
turbance during dance at Powelis Hail.
There is something peculiar about the eIec1
of dancing; the intoxicating waltz. the spirit
cd polka and possibly the inebflatng shot
tische all fix fellow Just right for swinging
corners and gong right and lett through the
balance of the dances. 4 political club with
q poOd-sized president meets at this hail, ana
the various candidates for ONCE OFTEN speak
there so Of course the people outside alu not
know of the fight. but Just th9ugho Tue c"n-
didates were arguing as 20 their inetlts' IN
two of the leading ones have argued WIN
constituents pretty much on this line during
the past week. 80,
There was disposition to promenade all
when the fight was discovered. bat the con
testants soon were quoted. and on Win o the
dance was re-echOed through the nail lAe
men were fined $3.50 each.
Clinton Grandson, a colored boy, was
fined 80 for fast driving. Grandson urNss
dirt cart. and was probably Fastening to GO
a full DAYS work. and of course the poor TEL
Ill Il n
against the laws of the city and positively dis
tasteful To some of the men who arrest PEG.
pie If he had been opposed TO WORK ana
driving horse and buggy at 200 gait OF
course IL would have been impossible Tor any
body TO have recognized either morse or
driver. and no fine would have been collected.
George Haney was charged with assuming
and cutting George X. Welsh with knlVe.
Both men are white. and Haney IS also cut IN
several places Welsh was unable TO appear
in court and the case was continued until the
10Th.
John Washington. a coored boy was fined
g for breaking the window OF II. /. Beck.
Charles Narbrough and Frank Moore Lcol,,
ored) and Frank Eek (white) were each hned
81 for being drunk.
The following judgments were rendered
from the civil docket OF Friday:
q. Minis in favor NJ A. v Powers. $685.
Van Horn Il Son in favor Morris q Smiley,
s14.l5. Randall Wingfeld in favor Richard
Kersey. So William Anderson in favor K, A.
r. Dabney. trustee. $3.50; j. w. Bobbitt in
favor f. " Noble. S2O.3s; J. w. Mllkerson IN
favor W. J. Brown. 1901 W. ?. Raybefg IN
favor II. X. Scott. %5: John A. kratz IN favor
David Carrick AZ Co.. $3.50; ~. w. MOTIFS IN
favor W T. Crawford. sl3 To- James and Jack
Hayes in favor W. Il. McComb a Co, s3l s0
F 4. Kuper in favor w. r. Crawford; -. 10;
I. Bainin favor JohnJ. Mitchell. 80 William
n Newman in favor William II. Briggs ~
Brother. sl3.44: d. b. Hudson in favor same.
SO W. A. Gieseudofer IN favor same. go;
Alox Daiesandra In favor same. g: John H..
Anderson in favor same. S1575: W. II. Fore
in favor W. /. Fleming. sl0.5O, same in favor
T. Dunn. $3.50: Goodman * Charles N
favor J. A. Reynolds. s44.6s; \. j. Hancock
Jr.. in favor John 4. Anderson Son, "a 81.
| G ID. Hutzler IN favor Armour Co. Qncor-
| ,,oratedl $50 "a.