The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
e charge against the latter was dis

the charge against the latter was dis
missed.
Sallic Taylor was charged with assault
ing, her mother-in-law. Lucinda Taylor.
ana ne latter was accused by Sallie or
trespassing upon her premises. Lucinda,
who IL almost blind and somewhat weak
minded was led TO the front by another
daughter-in1 aw. and told a woeful story
been beaten on the head and i'm the
side, but the blows had not lett any
visible marks. Salle admitted that she
had sworn out warrant against her
mother-in-law in order to get even with
her after she had learned that she would
be arrested herself. Both cases were
dismissed, much 10 the astonishment Of
Lucinda, who. In leaving the courtroom.
cried out: Il want my son George hung.
alluding 10 the husband of Salle As
I'm the other mother. n-iaw case, all per-
sons Interested were colored.
The usual number Of drunks were dis
Wilson Hill. Samuel Hail. and George
ROYAL tcolored). g. and costs ca h; Albert
McClance (coorod), James Haly and j.
A. RildiCk $3.50 and costs each; Bryant
O'Donal and John Warwick, s. and
costs each. the latter also 10 give 500
security for SKY days; Ollie Clifford, $50
and costs and 500 security for sixty
days.
William Ellerson, who lives on Main
street near Eighteenth street, was charS-
ing 10 shoot Thomas Brown, his next
door neighbOr Ii appears from the
testimony that the whole am u " arose
from the fact that William climbed upon
the wall which separated his yard from
that Of Brown. The complainant wanted
him 10 20 down, but the latter refuse },
and when Browns wife poined piston
at him William went into his house 10
arm himself Ia a Ike manner Brown
then had him arrested on the above
charge The justice announced that ne
would put Brown, as well as Ellerson, IN
der 800 bond for six months 10 Keep Ine
peace. when the former sald that ne
was ready to leave the neishboihood.
The justice finally let both so on their
own recognicanze.
iunins JerkinY. Lewis Grant and Emma
Davis, all Colored. were charged with
disordery conduct and iightng In inc
costs and had to give 800 security Ior
thirty days.
John Lucas and William Curle were
charged with unlawful and fe.onious as,
sault and with taking, stealing ahI
carving away lot of artist tOOlS, OF
the value Of $50. the property OF Edward
Wilson. When the case was cahed' IL
was stated that Wilson could not be
found, and the case had 10 be coiJ ~
uut'l next Thursday september -'.l'
When the continued case or NJ. Inno-
cent? was called, who stood charged
with selling liquor without frSt securing
a state Incense, iIt d1N"', - i'''' - g.
put I'm an appearance ana an attacn-
ment had 10 be issued against him.
y. !. Ludwick had 10 pay $40 ana costs
for being disorlerly and using prolane
language on the street
Brighton LuCkard WAS CHARGED with
throwing rocks at Henry solomon, and
tho latter was charged with 'assault.ns
and beating the former. The testimony
in either case was not sufficient 10 justify
punishment. ana the charges were there
fore dismissed.
James Crawley had 10 pay 8 and costs
for lighting in the streets.
Julia Ann Fry (colored) was charTed
with assaultiUg and beating Rosa Walk
er ,alsO coloreO, and had TO go - jail
for ninety days IN default Of 500 Sc
Curity.
William Redd was one Of Il number OF
insO.ent negroes who ODstructed the sue
walk on First and Broad street on Ell
dav evening When Walter J.. Ford, OF
baSo-baU fame. CudeaVOrcd to pass by, n
brushed AGAINST one Of the negroes Wh.
M once made some impudent remarks
Irord tried 10 resent the insult Wher
EcJd hit him with Il stick over th'
head The latter was sent on 10 Inc
grand jury. ,,.-... .-,.,
Emma Edwards and Bessie Brown, tw'
baIf-pr0wn colorc1 girls, had to pay 8 %
and costs each and to give 500 security
for using obscene language on the Stree
on Sunday morning. .o-..
John l.. Taliaforro had TO pay S2ol an
COSTS for being d.slrderly on the strtet
he also had 10 give $40 security Tor thir
~ DAYS