The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
JUSTICE JOHNS coURr.
Equity in Bang-Up style r. Rapidly m..
pensed-Tbs Cases.

All of the returns from tho Fourth Of Jsl-
are not vet In. and IL may be several days h.
fore the full vote Of proceedings can be A..
excursion train and amid tobacco smoke
cinders. dust and great hilarIty ride bun
bred or 80 miles, stroll around for an hour O,
go looking nj the houses. vehicles. de- In
some strange city. where Won are neither
known nor acquainted reboard the train. stand
ND back by the water cooler or SIT on the back
OF some ones seat and thus retufn home
And then you feel so much Ike working
nert dav. You walk around with rheuma,.e
kind Of gait and your eyes. bioodshot AMI
sore look Ikea man who has been On a
weeks Notification in an!th-rate beer saloon
All Of these little things, OF course. have Their
peculiar pleasures. but 1t Is not every ono Who
can fully appreciate the delicate points that
are involved.
day set apart for COMMUNICATION OF an event
that the people OF the nineteenth century
look back upon with great piide aud pleasure
ia 20 go ont into the woods II Henrico and
there in the delightful shade OF the spreading
oaks and upon the banks OF the oabbhns
brooks loll in the shade and gather black.
berries.
W b. Taylor was charged with indece..
conduct in the street. hr. Sam. Page repre-
sented the accused and said he was highly.
respected citizen of Manchester. He was fine;
$40.
Arthur Thomas paid q for soliciting pas
sengers at the Union depot.
Frank MAYO and Petor Stewart were each
fined 81 for obstructing tho street with Their
wagons.
James Bell. an old negro was let of With
s2.5O1or running wagon without license
Patsy Smith Annanias George and Nelson
Smith three negro boys, we're charged VITA
stealing ead-pipe. They were caught With
the stolen property and some of it WAS yester.
day morning identified. They. were sent 10
the grand jury. la speaking about the mat:
ter TO me Captain Angle said that most ot
the stealing Of lead-pipe and hydraDt i4-
lures is done By Bows Just about IKE these.
II cost the owner OF the house $50 or go %
fix -up the damage done by these boys Tor
which they get about fifteen cents
Cathrine Richards and Mildred Dennis
were charged with being disorderiy. In The
STRAIT Cathrine said Mildred beat her Mil
dred said she didn't Cathrine was discharged
and Mildred fined 50. She didn't nave tue
cash and went 10 Jail.
Tilv Wilkinson. a deaf and dumb yellow
GIRL was charged with being drunk. She did
not deny the charge and was sent 20 jail for
sixty days.
". c. Mallory an old offender. was up on
a charge of drunkenness. ms appearance
fully SueLdlntu tue 'A' 80 WV '''+NA
q.
= Frances Lawrence. a very black gin wilhs
jaunty hat and saucy air. was fined e26O and
costs for dsorderly conduct. She didn't Lave
the money and went to jail.
W. ]. Taylor had fingered with too much
affection at the sparkling wine cup aad
was fined AZ for being drunk.
Andrew Scott. yellow youth. was charged
with being n suspicious character. Security
was required for thirty days.
j. G. Street. white man with blood-snot
ewes and weeks growth OF beard, was
charged with being drunk. He was fined 81
and costs, but could not pay up, and went
into the forbidding looking pen. The Emo
was afterwards paid aud he departed with
his head bowed down in sorrow.
Dan Walker. a negro. was sent % the hus,-
irgs court for stealing chickens from James
Wilson. another negro. Dan attended prayer
meeting the night OF the robbery with James
wife. but whether this had anything 70 DO
with the case was not shown.
=. III. Minor was charged With being drunk
and disorderly on the premises OF B B.
Minor. Security was required Tor sixty days
and when / left the court 1t had not been
given and prison bars were looming up before
.he poor unfortunate victim OF the wlne-slass.