The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-27
yUsTiCE JOHNS COURT.
Few sinners Went Astray and sunere"
IN. Penalty In Consequence.


IN. Penalty In Consequence.
Another hot day. Each and every IN
d,udual at the Temple longed for big
na,uetto leaf fan, and a cake OF Ice, WINE
The Justice folded his arms with resigna-
lion and made no verbal complaints
against the weather man, but did deal OF
private thinking.
chairman Smith was the first to enter
the game Having nothing better TO 90
the day before he trespassed upon the
premises of Amanda Taylor and pro
cceded TO beat Mary Smith. 1t seems
that Chapman never does anything Dy
halves The whipping was administered
with the mans usual dexterity' ana ne
might have gained much satisfaction IN
thus giving vent to his temper. Iwas 100
late TO form a new resolution. however,
when His Honor valued the privilege on
the part OF Chapman at $ll.lO.
Sarah Branch (colored) is female
pueillst. She practiced a little on the
person Of Abram Bigger I'm the public
street For the next thirty days Sarah
Will have TO do her pugiistic work In the
lug. where she was assigned quarters for
disreEarding the law
Kettle Perkins (colored) paid 50 for
being disorderly In Candles Hill Park'
aud Abram Bigger was given Just thrty
days for trespassing on the premises OF
Sarah Branch and attempting 10 use
stick on the anatomy Of that individual.
Cornelius Richardson (colored) seems 10
have taken on a little too, much spirits
of late. He evidently had EN-" for at
times he IS under the impression that n
whole geological garden Is arrayed before
him This time he went TO the almshouse.
little chloride Of gold VIII probably
restore the fallen man TO himself again.
J. X. Jewell and George Timberake
were relieved Of $40 each for ordinance
violations, and the court adjourned early
on a low pair, after which Squire Jones
took a little trip out in the county of
Chesterfield, where he Informed me he
would deliver a lecture.
The following judgments were rendered
from the civil docket:
Thomas =. Jeter, in favor Charles
f.. Taylor & co. ....................S2 IL
Virginia Improvement, Mining. Build
ind and Loan Association, in favor
Richmond China Company ......... 30 90
John Smith, in favor Ebert T. Da-
Wis .......................... 6 50
f. A. Hundley, in favor Mrs. j. E.
Taylor .......................... IA 80
e. f. Thacker. in favor Burks
Clothing House ..................... 7 50
d. w. Hughes, Jr., in favor II. a.
Atkinson .......................... 10 %
L. Bernstein. in favor Mrs. j. e.
Hennings ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
j. NJ Lewis. in favor Wolf & Co. o.. "
NJ. Dugan. i'm favor NJ. a. " Powers 81 so
NJ. +. Clarkson. in favor same ....... 80
w. T.. Dorset, in favor Gates
Brown ......................... IS e
Edward Cabell, in favor w. S. Pey-
ton Observation-Disclosures % rs
A. ID. Gordon. in favor Edel Bros. "A Go
John w Jackson. I'm favor Ann Nc
kinney OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL w
w. w. Prentiss, In favor George d.
Peasants e. Son ...................... 90
Moses NJ Morris in favor Bryan
McCullen, Jr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Charlie Drake, in favor ]. T.. Thomas IS
]. T. AGREE, I'm favor d. S. Shell ....l 80 SO
S. G. Matthews, in favor T. II.
Peace OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 -
William II. Hayward. in favor same 8 AZ
Walter Landrum, in favor William
II. Samuel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
r. A. Jordan, in favor Kate r. Da-
Wis ........................... 81 o.
G.. Alright, IN favor John Bowers. 60 50
r. r. Day and A. y. Crabbin. in IA
vor ]. s. Moore ........................6 50 Y
Walter Il. Brauer, in favor Gus. V.
Brecht Butchers Supply Co. ....... Is 90