The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-07
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT
His Honor soiicits - Full Attendance, Gets
II, and IL Happy.

His Honor soIIcits n Full Attendance, Gets
II. and IL Happy
| All frst-class attractions generally have good
audiences. and the mighty dispenser of equity,
fearing that the great game of ball this after
| noon might in "a measure detract from his
attendance. on yesterday had the following
card prepared for distribution
| Notice.
| The season is now open for spring and sum-
mer DOarders. lirst-ciass accommodations tor
] 1905 properly recommended applicants. Ihroo
meals day and the usual chamber comforts
fuIe unnitered water as clear a. 1.-THE river itself
anu lfesh Tread daily, provided none was left
| from previous days cooking. Cool breeZes.
| plenty OF company and all modern conye-
nlence' No intruders or intoxicants no dis-
examinations or Partially shown: all treated
alike. Come one ard all. Apply within.
c--..-,c,,c Z. II. EPPs. Proprietor.
Address all communications TO John Poo
solicitor.
The result OF the above poster was to crowd
the sawdust arena with An immense cosmo-
politan congregation, and though the cash re-
celpts were smaller than the game will be this
evening, the show was excellent and as (
Will be repeated this morning with an entire
change OF programme. the Justice will doubt
less DO more than satisfied with his attend
ance.
Justice John assembled the bench with
smile and skip like the small bow with
pole and box of worms on his way q tho
river The contingent looked $ happy as
the Westmoreands after their practice game
with the picks in the afternoon.
Henry Richardson ,colored) and Walter
Ioler white came TO the front in trem-
bling manner like amateur batsmen before
rapid twirler. They had engaged in a little
private game of their own in the bar-room of
r. A. Caskie Henry caught billiard bail
IN lfs latt tam mia nj ha,-
dime museum for horned man. The mid
die finger on Walters left hand looked as
though he had made bad attempt at stop
ping daisy cutter" They paid 80 each.
and If the players this afternoon get OF as
easily they will be In luck
Philip Ellis (coloredl. like some club man.
sger. was very full OF himself and imagined
the city and all therein was his. He prone
naded the streets with the self-important air
OF a general freight agent of a short railroad
and proceeded 10 be very disOrdcrly. lie vio-
lently resisted the officer IN the discharge OF
bis duty. For his innocent amusement he
was sent to the hustingS court.
Tom Nensble and +. Sewell. two ebony i'm
ages of African descent paid q. 80 and cost
each for disordery conduct.
Andrew Martin was charged with assault
ing and wounding }. II. Morris. The wounded
man being unable to appear the case was con-
tlnued until TO day.
Mamie Pollard and Matte Green. charged
with trespassing on the premises of Tom
Green. were dismissed
CASTOR Mishlbank was charged with as
sauting and beating Theodore Eisberg. Dis
missed.
Aaron Chandler was charged with assault
ing and beating Archer Christ and Archer was
charged with doing unto Aaron as he had
been done by. Rocks figured pentifuly in
the tracas. and the 1920 cost Of the frolic Was
equally divided between the combatants
II. G. Broaddus. a coored youth. was
charged with stealing 10 cents from Rosa
White. Dismissed.
William Gillian paid IS for cursng and
abusing and threatening to shoot Slolie Roy
nOlds.
Tom Allen (colored) was sent TO the hust
ings court on charge of breaking into tho
house of Elizabeth King with intent to CON-
NIT larceny.
The following judgments were rendered
from the civil docket:
T. J. Nuckes in favor of NJ A. Y. Powers,
Sl997: j. r. Newell In favor of NJ A. " Pow
ers, :l0.S3 f. H. Meanley in favor of Joseph
c. Schultz. II 30: Blair Meanley in favor
Of Joseph Schultz, 1906; Frank
Lee IN favor of Gay d Lorraine
Comany. $50; George ID. Crtten-
den in favor OF Or. J. W. Bryant. s2s, Frank
GLASGOW in favor of Tompkins 4 Co.. sis.23
J.. II. Meanley in favor of Cav " Lorraine
Company, 90; Mrs. Mamie Phillips in ia
yor of Julius Never IL Sons. 5000
John Mills in favor OF X. A. Reid, $3.50, y.
Y. Foeg in favor OF J. r. Shepherd. sil2O
T. A. Wright. in favor of p. j. fulcher. trus-
tee 80. John Bright in favor of ID. f.
Neenan, SCs9g, George Walters in favor Of
g. w. Simpson. 1917: w. T. Gathright in IA
vor Of Preston Belyn. 80; +. s. Cardozo in
favor of same. sj7.75; c. n. Goodwin IN favor
of g. b. Mountcastle. $50: Jennings 4 Gran
ger in favor OF r. Hughes Il Brother. SG4. 50
Preston Davis in favor of N. $. Taylor, si.l5.