The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-09

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Omega Wren. the blue-eyed blonde who has
been the subject Of much conversation anu
the object of no small amount of observation.
again made her appearance IN the ponce
court vesterdav morning. The fair Omegas
bondsman was afraid she would turn Auser
take wings and fly to fields he knew not OF
and he therefore delivered her up W
the court acd asked to be reheseu
the burdens and anxiety that Julie
man is heir 10. AS u was nor 49,
ailv known that the widow would show
her comely face and figure. her many
pray-haited aud white bearded admirers Hsio
NOT present and only the ordinary eNeiy-uay
gathering had peep at the woman VINO na'
been the cause of so much sensation WITHIN
the past week Peter Paul was nov a'i .a ~
risk his dollars upon the staying qua.I.ie9 VI
the buxom blonde. and he was aocepleu aS
security. ~ ororoca
tesuster 10 think be can fool the vlgilant
Richmond police or TO imagine ID some van
moment that he can do business without
license. You might as we'll try 70 convince
man from Manchester that he was not res.
dent of the garden spot OF the earln o. ~
violate a city ordinance and not get cauepe III ~
the act Reuben Myers was made TO pay SiV
for running wagon without license snu -
b. Jones had 10 pay II tor not having LIS IL
cense properly transferred. -. o-..,r
Giles Jackson. the versatile c0lored orator
and lawyer from the wlds OF Hanover, ue-
livered choice b't OF orstory al aoout YOU
cents a word. and with this exception there
was nothing 20 break the calm monotohy Oh
court proceedings Giles was LOOKING alief
the interests OF William Randall. coloreu
man charged with assaulting AMI threatening
T. cut Charles Owens. IL seemed that Cherles
has succeeded in estrangiDg the affections OF
Williams wife. and when the coupe were
found together Wednesday night simple
English unadorned was not sufficient 70 settle
the matter and difficulty ensued. william
appeared with "A face lull of bruises ana
plaster. but upon close observation he was
identified. Charles was fined $40 and COSTS
and William was told to 60 his way.
Dick Cash was charged with lighting ana
creating disturbance IN the street. lie was
fined $3.50 and costs.
Albert Ball from bis appearance had EVIL
IDENTITY INDUCED IN liquid refreshments not
usually kept AT coda water fountain. lie
WAS fined ~ for being drunk.
j. L. Davis was not satisfied with the
length Of Saturday and wanted TO stretch the
dav 80 "a to run II into Monday in order that
there might not be a break in the time Of bis
buying and selling particularly the selling.
He was made TO pay q for his experimental
proceedings.
". II. Payne had looked longingly upon
the glass that cheers and causes man TO
arise with big head and pay q next morn
ing. He was fined the regulation amount for
being drunk.
j. /. Hottsback had violated city ordi-
nance and paid so toward the further beauti-
flying of the new City Hall.
John Nicholson paid q for being drunk
with as much indifference as o small boy will
swim the river and scale the back fence 10
witness q game OF baseball
I at.tN
was charged with felOniOusy assaultng Mar
tin Franklin with q brick This was Fourth
of-July Byrd-lsland row and the wounded
man, who lives in the Hammucks." on the
other side of the river. was unable 10 appear
and the case was continued until the 10Th III
slant
The following judgments were rendered
from the civil docket: d. r. Gaines IN favor
Of John I. Ragland, $3.50; Lee Straus in favor
of John Ragland. S17 j. l.. Smith in favor of
G. w. Brown. S2224; A. ). Randlett in favor
of Samuel 4. Padgett. S7.27; David Hughes in
favor of A. Leonard, Sl065 &. y. Burch IN
favor of Powers, Taylor Co., sl7s3;
Charles Fowler in favor OF John
A. Vonderlehr, s22.sO; Thomas j. Archer
in favor of j. H. Wood, s7217;
Henry Ganzert in favor of same: S1218;
Ennis Robertson in favor of Charles Ganzert,
go. rs: James 0. Bryant in favor of William
Henderson, 1882; George L. King IN favor
OF Willie A. Cumber, cl0; 5. 5. Winston IN
favor of }. II. Signaigo, sis: John Edwards
in favor of Wilson Nash. S4.25; Epps Ar
grave in favor OF Dick Johnson, S3.34; Payne
Smith in favor of Dick Johnson, 1884; q.
w. Simpson in favor of ri. A. V. Powers,
500 70: Patrick Foley IN favor OF I'd
ward B. Bruce q Co.. 1922 Oscar Weisiger IN
favor of Mrs. L. b. Morris. S7.75; j. T: Scott
Brown in favor Of Eta Christian, 81; Thomas
Rock in favor of :. J., Kelley S24. 80