The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

| gets another pull at the sporting man.
| He played steady game. and, though
the net receipts OF Banker Thomas, VINO
sat 10 one side and smiled at His Honor's
steady Iuck did not amount to anything
like a small mint, yet twas not the fault
OF the Justice. who did his best for the
financial interests OF the city.
THE case of Jacob clifford, charged with
shooting and woundIng with a pistol r..
I, Wavmack. on the morning OF the 9Th
tnstant wac continued until the 18th
instant. the wounded man being unable
10 appear. The charge Oh carrying con-
cealed weapons was also continued tiii
the 10th instant.
Toaonh,no parnes (colored) had another
nearing on thb charge OF assaulting with
n wash-bowl Belle Shaw, with intent 10
dlsfig,Ire AMI kill that Individual Inc
affair happened on the SOth OF April AT
tho house of Josephines aunt, on Second
s,roat hot ween Broad and Marshall. The
two colored women got into some KIND
OF n difficulty, and Josephine lost her
temper. after the manner OF coloreo "o-
men when they get angry. In the course
~ the proceedings she used the wash
-, ,,ron the Uranium OF her adversary
u,J,h telling effect, cutting the other wo-
,nan,s head ouite severely. Josephine was
cent an 10 the grand jury, that body being
esnecially capable OF deciding wash-bowl
difHoulties. The prisoner was an occu-
nant of the ante-room for some time, and
had her little progeny with her. Few
ohusran are supposed TO be in danger OF
consumption at the age OF the baby in
the pen. Judging from the emphasis or
their lung power. But this young one
made the whole sanctum resound with
fits soprano voice until the mother Dan
gled the baby on ner hhee' WHEN tue
soloist quieted down.
eorbis BROWN Oolored) was touched for
$3.50 for carrying her jag on the street.
after which Alphonzo De Witt and
George Green. two young colored individ-
uals charged with stealing a childs
wagon from s. Stern, came in feeling
very gleeful. After the hearing OF the
cas-. His Honor decided TO let the
Youngsters off II the parents wouln use
the rod on the physques OF the rosues
The boys were given one or those Old
fashioned foegines which prove so ehec-
tive in keeping the irrepressipie urchi'
straight.
nv renuest Of the prisoners father
George billiard. charged with cutting with
n knife Willie Miller, was sent 10 the
,eformatory. The cut was only slight
wound.
William Blair went to the jug for nine
~ DAVIS for being drunk and trespasslng
on the premises OF Pane AlDerts ana US
ing emphatic and profane language 10
the family Of the latter.
The hastings court will deal with Harry
Rolf for stealing a pocketbook from Mrs'
w. A. Chesterman, and Joseph Bailey
tco1ored) paid $3.50 for the privilege OK
assaulting and beating Mahala hickman
IN the street.
The case Of Albert Thurston (colored),
charged with cutting and staboing with
a knife Emily Thomas. was dismissed.
After dsposing of half dozen or
more Jays. the court adjourned TO pre-
pare for the push on Monday.
The following judgments were render
ed Friday from the civil docket:
c. b. Green in favor N. Klein. .......sl6 AZ
Lucy Shinault in favor j. j..
BROOKS ..................s.'..'.'. II 90
". NJ Beasley in favor same........ So
c. Brown in favor John j.. Griffith. II f6
John Jones in favor same............ &c
Walter Farmer in favor same. 8 So
Henry Gutridge in favor same. II 10
r. G. Starke in favor w T. Boze. 80 II
c. Y. Landrum in favor G. w. Tay-
lor Observation-Disclosures. Is 80
G. ]. Hundley in favor William II.
Pierce d Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
n. w. Hannihan in favor Sarah
Derbyshire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
r. b. Miller in favor G. A. Gregory. 70 81
Same in favor Chesapeake Guano
Company ......................... 81 %
NJ. G. King in favor NJ. T. II.
Rogers ....................'''.'' ~
Charles Ridgeway in favor II. X.
Wood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Rose Observation-Disclosures. 72s
Anthony Perros In favor A. NJ.
Never & Brother. 12 90
3. L. BEDFORD in favor Standard
Pump Manufacturing Company II 20
". II. Hartman in favor r. G. Pax
ton & Observation-Disclosures 20 10
L. ~ Brown in favor James Harris. 90
William Nitterauer in favor S. q.
FairDank OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 "a
Armistead Fauntleroy in favor A.
=. Chandler ........................... ~ 90
u. NJ. Stone in favor DR.. L. W.
MOorehouse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45 W
Moses Johnson and wife in favor c.
Bellenot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
]. F. Edwards in favor G.. W. Tay-
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....''.'''' 90 70
]. T. Huntoone in favor Fred. b.
AXtell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 W
j. 7. e. NJ. Z. Turner in favor A. c.
Wren ..........................' 10 oO
w. +. Larkin in favor DR.. Lewis {.
Bosher ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
J. NJ. Lewis in favor Richmond Tele-
phone Exchange. ...................... -
Dudley NJ. Stone in favor DR.. Geo.
Ross ..............'.s.ss''.''. l. W
j. Bachrach I'm favor Dr. j. A.
Wmte .......-............' ''''''.''''.' W
Willie Gibbs in favor Moses Bend
helm ....................................1l 50
s. E. Bayiss in favor William
scbaaf ........................ Al 50
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