The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-06
IusTICE JOHN,S COURr.
Big Fat Monday Docket, i'm Which IA
Manchester Man Figured.

The docket yesterday morning at the
Temple was n big. fat Monday docket
resembling the large, feshy woman that
stood next to the post near the tribunal,
and afterwards paid something like $3.50
for allowing her temper 10 run away
with her tongue, which, by the way, was
somewhat longitudinal, judging from the
fluent phraSeology she used during the
investigation.
Clinton West, who was charged with
assaulting and beating his wife, was
conspicuous for his absence" and the
case was accordingly continued till the
9TH instant, as was also the case of
Henry Morton (colored), charged with
being a fugitive from justice from Gooch-
land county, where he is wanted TO an
swer the charge Of larceny.
Rebecca Coleman and Annie Lewis
Doth coloredD paid $3.50 for being street
amblers. and John Garrett (colored) paid
SilO for cursing, abusing and using
few phrases Inappropriate for parior
usage TO Hattie Brown on the street
IL cost John Gavin $50 for abusing
and cursing Policeman HRckett while In
the discharge Of his duty, while Pat
Willis got drunk and dlsorderly, rode in
the coupe and resisted Policeman Butler
while In the discharge OF his duty. lie
is now $50 poorer for his conduct.
Frank Thompson was sent TO the grand
jury on the charge OF forgery ana at
tempting 20 employ as true certain
paper purporting to be an order drawn
by T.. II. Kelly on t. w. Kelly for the
payment of FIVE dollars, knowing the
order TO be forged with intent 10 de-
fraud. Mr.. Kelly keeps a grocery store
on the corner Of Munford and Broad
rfr cd
Thompson acknowledged TO police Off
Ger that he succeeded in cashing the
check, but stated that he had no inten-
ton Of committing fraud He expected
10 make the money good
10 cost Willie Sack the coy little sum
OF $3.50 for being drunk and resisting
officer Dugan while in the Discharge OF
his duty. lie win probably have 10 save
up for a while in order TO daily With
the refreshing julep again.
In the cases OF Forest l.. Glenn, Eugene
Gates and Henry Burnett, charged with
breaking In the night time and entering
the store Of j. j. Umlauf and carrying
away a lot Of wine evidence showed that
the boys were in jolly good humor
and entered the place out Of fun. They
were required to give security in the
sum Of 500 for sixty days.
Jack Monroe and Peyton Lewis tboth
coloreO engaged In a sequested little
game of craTs on the street, for which
they were required 20 ante s. each. Boys
confne your gaming TO the social clubs
IL is dangerous 20 enter into this kind
Of enjoyment on the public street.
Il. a. Baugh was fined $3.50 and re-
quired 10 give security in the sum Of 500
FOR twelve months for assaulting and
using Indecent language 10 Hama Ferri-
ter on the street Bauch lives in Man
chester. and is about forty-eight years
Of axe lie came over to Richmond ON
Sunday evening on "a Jazz and met Miss
ferrlter near the corner Of Seventh and
Canal streets, whore he made improper
advances towards her. She struck al
him with her umbrella and ran up the
street towards her brothers place on
Seventh and Cary streets. Baugh fol-
lowed her TO her house. and. In her haste
TO get away, she fen, hurting her hand
quite severely. baugh was arrested and
carried 20 the Second Police station.
After number OF Sunday jays were
duly disposed OF, the court adjourned
ON bOb-tail flush