The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-22
IN JUSTICE yoHs's COURT
And che Scenes of sorrow that are Enacted
There.

Au0 Sne DcckSs VI
There.
Tto,,b tho summer waxeth warm and the
cooling shade of the Capitol Square ana for-
est Hill Park is very inviting, yet the old time
regulars turn out in the court - regum1aIy 40
I've 80 ai,ra,a n a choir rehearsal. There Is
something 40 sweet and trustful about the
faithful way these idle people show up ia
The sawdust covered arena. They are sure to
be there.
quietly reposing upon the pine Dencnes'
They appeared TO be as discontented and IN
hanny as the anti Cleveland contingent IN
Chicago Their hearts did not seem 70 be
troubled. neither were they afraid. for they
had sinned with exceeding regularity ana nad
on previous occasions appeared before this
tribunal.
the great and only arbitrator Of the Ills ana
cares that married life often brings forth Tas
az kittenisb and chirpy as a Cleveland dele
gate. and he came upon the bench LOOKING as
bright and happy as the man who had II
right on the last race Sergeant Ihomas,
the jovial. was not so Jubnant neither
was he quite so RISKY, III ne rsc st
baseball effort at Providence Forge ana
walked with q kind of spayin-like gait. since
the account of the Sergeant's baseball enort'
which appeared exclusively In last SATURDAY
TINES the pompOus cash gatherer mas haa
number of letters and several interviews iioni
staIs If the diamond relative to his terms. etc,
for the present season. The Sergeant IS I'M
decided whether he will play with PROBES
sional team the remainder OF the season oI
will lend his talents to home CLUBS. All
communications addressed 10 the Sergeant
care of police court. will receive prompt AZ
tention and thoughtful considerauon'
Salhe Fox, yellow damsel, was charged
with being disorderly. assaulting, cursing
and abusing Ellen Harris and Christina tiles;
Sallie proclaimed her innocence IN beautitul
language and denied the allegation In toto'
Christina was. after the manner OF woman,
very voiuminous in her testimony ana was
fortunate enough to have witness 70 VERIFY
her statement. Sallie was fined s2.5O ana
costs.
Susan Dowdy was beautiful specimen OF
woman strayed from the paths OF rectltuue.
Susan was originally white. but this morhlnR
it was hard 10 tell what color she was; heI
face clearly depicted the life she leads anu
dissipation was clearly stamped IN It's oloated
appearance. She was charged Win oelng
drunk and was fined q. In default she was
committed 10 the forbidding- looking pen, ana
swelled the ranks in the jail procession.
W. II. Southland was charged with being
DRUM He Was fined ~ and costs.
Charles Jones, a black man, was charged
with being drunk, disorderly and assaultlng
and heating Margaret Jones. his wife. He
was fined SI0 and costs. and in default went
TO Jail for sixty days. 49,,
Sallie Beverly (colored) was charged with
keeping a dsorderly house. The case was
dismissed
G. /. Badkins was charged with being
drunk. He was fined q.
II. Z. Tyson was fined q for being drunR'
In default he was committed.
Leslie Taylor, white youth. was charged
with trespassing upon the Hebrew cemetery
and destroying the property OF Harry O'Neai,
He was fined a. 80 and costs.
Thomas Johnson. negro boy, was charged
with being disorderly in the market-house.
Fined II and costs.
Joseph Brothers paid q for being drunk in
the street.
Maggie Broaddus was fined g for being
drunk and in default was committed 70 JAN.
Blair Stratton. drunk; So
Nat Christian (colored) was charged with
stealing a lot Of clothing valued at S32l5
from John Larkin. He was sent to the bust
ings court
Salie Games Ccolored) and John Burgess
(colored) were charged with being disorderly
in the street. They were tned 20 % each
Sailie paid up and Departed John dad not
have the cash and went to jail. 90,
Ella Woodson (colored) was charged with
being disorderly on the street and assuming
aud striking with a brick Mary Ann Minor.
Fined IS and costs. >.
David Gilmer was charged with being dis
orderly and cursing and abusing Robert Moss.
Fined $500.
John Reardon was fined $3.50 for allow ing
a nuisance 10 remain on his promises
Iouis Ragghianti was charged with keep
ing his bar-rOom open on Sunday. lie was
fined s25 and sent 20 the grand jury. An
appeal was taken
Ralph Holmes was fined 81 for soliciting
passengers at the Union depot.