The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-30
JUSTICE JOINS COURT.
The Great Dispenser Quickly Passes upon
Short Docket.

Spectators in the court Yesterday were M
scarce as men who did not know wnat 'no
ticket would be in jefferson ward 'ne h'sA.
before and the short docket was disposed OF
AS rapidly as luieps AZ frst-class Saloon. INC
gang had assembled early. ana Whou 10
dragon IF the yawnin2 drawer hsiDineleu IL
big iron key on the 'front.' 81 nlS uos ross,nr
called out Order pleased e1pfehSiVVH
passed over their faces like the happy snlIo
of the CONGREGATION when the minister An-
nounces the close of the morning service
several of the prisoners were new ones auu
they displayed an awkward greenness aouui
court proceedings that VIII only NM 10 80 -
when the new councllmen and othefS 70 '"''
Office. u1o,ot NTH
a smile and a bow az pleasant as thst OF the
'sweet girl graduate" and the docket Ma9
,,icked M aud passed upon very MUCH i4Ao
the handling OF graduating essay.
Susan Swami Is black negro woman Ac-
cortine To a colored brother who conoucIs
,,raver-ueetlnps she is q mean negro sun
tta, niyht susan behaved shamefully at
church and actually cursed and abused MN.
She was before the Justice for some OF her
deeds and the court decided 20 SEND her 10
iail for ninety days IN deIapt Of security
The woman became so lmpudent IN court i1is
Honor determined TO send her down ior Blk
months.
Minnie Bowles (colored) was before the
Justice on the charge Of stealing lot OF
wearing apparel from Ella HObsOn. ms was
a case where the prisoner had taken some
articles she thought belonged to her when
were not her property. The case was ois-
missed and the goods returned 10 theI right
iul owner.
Alice Dabney (colored) was released from
iatl on Saturday. end straightway she went
md disturbed one Of her neighooTs. she
was sent back 20 spend the summer IN prison
James Sweeney was before His Honor
charged with allowing q nuisance on ms
premises in rear of the Pace block. II was
charged that he allows manure 10 accumulate
about his livery stable. The compliments
were clerks in the Chesapeake and ONO
Office. The case was partially investigated
and continued. Mr. Sweeney claimed that
the manure was promptly removed. and had
three or four witnesses to corroborate MS
statement. The clerks said the stencn from
the stables was almost unbearable. ana they
could stand it no longer. Mr.. Sweeney and
his witnesses claimed that the stench.
ia their opinion. came from
a sewer in the alley, and the Justice decided
20 summon City Engineer Cutshaw as a wit
ness. Mr. Sweeney. IN giving his testimony
remarked that MAJOR CARRIER ana the singer
Sewing Machine Company are IN the haDit OF
allowing manure t. accumulate IN Their
stables The Justice issued warrants Tor
these parties and put Mr Sweeney down as
witness against them All three OF the cases
will be heard together on July 10th, and
everybody in the neiRhborhood IN question
will be summoned as witnesses.
John Beasley and Robert Guy work to-
gether in barber-shop. They got into dis
pute and finally John gave Robert beating.
1t cost him 30
w. T. Holdsworth and W. y. Crawford,
fighting and creating disturbance in the
neighb0rhood of Main and Fifteenth streets.
Dismissed.
Thomas II. Joyner. assaulting and abusing
w. A. Aines in the bar-roOm OF Richard
Clarity Fined $3.50.
Junus Nardonius (colore6) and II. 7.
Mosby. drunkenness. Fined & each.