The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30


snort, II was push. and many failed
TO prove their American tendencies by
not being in IL.
The Justice was In one Of those hilarious
humors only exceeded by the younger
members OF the University Alumni So
clety. who attended the Commonwealth
Club the night before and. after re-
Viving and imbibing pleasant recoilec-
IONS In the RECEPTION room. where a
DIE table was graced by "a bowl OF
Bacchus lying" proceeded to do justice to
the occasion by allowing both wit and
wine 20 flow as freely as the eloquence OF
the speakers. occasionally breaking in upon
the climax OF oratory by remarks laden
with the fragrance Of sparkling liquids
from the vicinity OF the picturesque
| Rhine lie sprung a few pungent With
cisms upon his hearers. and echoes from
| the direction OF the peanut department,
] where labials as thick as big molasses
| cakes were adorned with rows or pearly
teeth and surrounded by dark-complex-
! toned physiognomes lit up with smiles
| OF the Voluminous order. OCCASIONALLY re-
sounded
After everything was settled, and the
| cards were dealt, those who entered the
/ game got down to a steady thing. TWO
! young American citizens OF Airlcan de-
| scent anted up the coveted chlps WIN a
courage born OF hope Arthur MOTIFS
/ and Frick Mosby were the names, and
| they proved their warike tendencies by
| casting stones at the domains OF one
! Lizzie Noren Arthur lost the bet and'
! in default OF security, went 10 the city
| reformatory for ninety days, while the
| other coon paid the $3.50 fine, ana went
| on his way rejoicing
Dallas Tinsley (colore0 sauntered
! around 10 Sixth Mount Zion Baptlst
ID lfcfff Fh
worship. At The saDctuary the members
Of the CONGREGATION were carrying on
praver-meetine. and Dallas entering from
the rear. proved n serious disadvantage
10 the service He was consequently
touched for $3.50 for departing from the
Jenersonian idea Of religious freedom.
Charles Harris (colored) came in on
charge OF striking with rock Herbert
Conway. The. Justice believes In de-
Gliding nersopal difficulties by a
hand TO hand set-to. and Charles was &C
cordipely sent 10 the jug for ninety
davs I'm default Of security
If was with some degree OF disappolnt-
ment that Rosa HObsOn (colored) viewed
the loss Of her chips when the justice
held a queen full. and touched her LOT
something like s. for severinS portions
OF Alexander Tunstalls physique WIN a
knife and Tunstall lit into the ieIhdle
warrior and beat her $3.50 worth
,rboToas Ionos n small specimen of
African citizenship. entered In the day
time the vacant house, No lld south
pine street. and "swiped" lot Of lead
pipe. the property of j. T. Goddin' agent
The evidence was dead aginst the youth
full thief. and he was sent 10 ihe must
ings court.
Little Of all we value here
Which wakes on the morn ol i's H""
dredth year. .
Without both feeling and looking queer.
And w. l.. King. an ex-Confederate sol
der from Georgia. both felt and looke'
oueer when he came to the sanctum on
a charge of having taken too much. lie
might have been a good soldier All 'he
Confederates were; and think how many
colonies and generals the war lhdue V"'
Of green privates. But no man can con-
ouer tbe relieved demon that sends so
many thousands OF Souls 10 pe'uIton'
The veteran overrated his powers as n
soldier and tackled the liquid with q
vengeance. He was forced TO SURRENDER
however and his jag was one or compete
dimensions. lie was touched lor iue
usual amount as was also p. j. Nol''
Mary O'Nen and Daniel BROOKS. aiter
which the game was postponed I'LL 10
morrow. when il will cost only nity
| cents to come In.
| The following Judgments "ciS 'N'
from the civil docket:
Joseph Stewart in favor N. T. Far =,
| IRISH .................'. ''''' .. :. = "
TYLER & MCCabe In favor ball"H =. =,
& Brown ........................ 49,. % y"
Daniel Turner in favor Louis Raw
lings who sues ...........'....'''''' % - " v,
W r. Bass I'm favor Strause Bros u 9.
n Corson in favor p. Florsheim 800 IL
W C. Johnson in favor same, ''',;' "
samuel Hernaman in favor D. H. - =,
Jol Is .,..'.,,';, a., f,,,or eame ... on
I'opel ~ - o. a. favor same ........ II Al
r. l.. Brown, Jr., in favor II. NJ. MO ~ 4,
! SEES & Co. ................ $500. :. w w
Mrs. NJ. Z. Welch in favor B. a. 4.
! BTauer .............'. ''.'. '''. 49, -
r c Bristow g. Brothe: in favor w. !.
J. Smith ..........'''. - -. -
G. W. Redman in favor Stauhtoh ~ 4,
Milling Company ..-....'..,..'. -. - "
William II. Briel in favor McComp =,
& Block ............... - ''' - - -
William J. Snellinger In FAVOR "eoise % e
F. Burch $3.50. -. d
r r Nuckols & co. in favor ;. r.
Flournoy & Brother .........'.'.'''' q o
Ne1vs From the Heights.