The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-17
THEY WERE DRUNK.
TH0 BOYS FOUND IN An UNC0E-
sczoUS CONDITION.
Mayors Court-Cases Dispossd Of IN the
Mustiugs Court Entertainment 10 be
Given by Meade Memorial Church.
MAxcBYsrrx BUREAU RIcHNogp TIMES,
lI2l HULL STREET. BxATTrK BLOCK !

lI2l HULL STREET. BxArTrK BLOCK !
on Monday night. about u O'Clock
Officer Jones was called to take charg
OF two white boys who were lying In I
helpless condition near the Hull-Stree
station. The boys were taken TO the sta
tion-house. where IL was ascertafned tina
their names were Thomas Dunnivant and
Vinle sheperson. The former is abou
sixteen and the latter fourteen years Of
age, and both OF them live in this city.
Young Sheperson was almost uncon'
scious. and his condition was 20 alarming
that DR. Lawrence Ingram was sent Tor
Tho boys remained in the station-honse
all night, and appeared befor the Mayor
Court yesterday morning. Ihey stated
that colored man who was DRIVING
grocery wagon has his team stated on
Third stree. on Monday night. They hetp-
"a MIN ont and he divided up about half
a pint OF whisky with them. The three
drank II. and while coming down HUI
street after delivering some SIocefieS W
town. Sheperson fell out OF the "aso"'
Dunnivant Jumped out 10 look after hiii'
and the negro kept on. o..or 90
The Mayor turned Shepersoh o'o' ~
his father for correction.
i, ss nrohable- Dunnivant will be sent
10 fhe Reformatory at the request Oh MS
mother I'm
man and fe named Charles Noble. he
will be brought before the Mayors Court
as soon as possible. ia
Wilks Fortune. Charles Fortune, anu
Homer Green (all colore0 were beiore
the MAYORS Court yesterday morning.
charged with beating Robert Sooue'
There was a negro dance given at JACK
con Hall last night which ended IN q
fight. They were each fined 81 and COSTS
and Charles Fortune sent ON 10 the hus'-
ines Court for carrying conceaied
weapon, which was a razor.
Binswanger & Co., OF Richmond. were
before the Mayors Court, charged with
hauling goods from one point to another
without having a license. They were nned
so.
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
fcrday trying criminal cases. and several
were disposed Of
Adam Glenn. the negro who broke the
window Of the store of Mrs. ID. Il. Lips
comb and stole a cloak and several hats.
was given five years in the penitentiary.
Robert Scales (colored was tried for
stealing 81 from the person of a colored
woman and was given one year in the
penitentary.
John Williams (colored) was given ff-
teen days In JAN and fined s. for steal
ing a coat from the store of Lewis Har-
ris.
Jacob Mason (colored), charged with
stealing a pair OF reins. was acquitted
The Court ordered the release from Jail
of Charles Bowen, who has been confined
therein for several months In default OF
security.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society. or
Meade-Memorial chm oh, will have mu-
steal festival in Leader Hall on the
nights OF the 3Oth and 3lst Of this month
and the LIST and "a of February. The en-
tertainment promises TO be one OF the
most attractive of it's kind ever held In |
the city. The Miller brothers, OF Rich |
mond. are expected to take part, and the |
Old Dominion symphony Club. Of Rich |
mcLd and the Jefferson Mandolin Club, |
of Manchester and Richmond, have |
promised to participate. Besides this |
there will be some Of the best-known 1
vocal talent of this city and Richmond.
The programme has not yet been com
peted. but the indications are that IL |
will be most excellent one SUPPER and |
will also be served.
Raleigh. the infant child OF Mr.. ]. Lee
Hart. died at it's parents residence Mon
day afternoon at 2:i0 o'clock, aged twelve
months, from menbraneous Group. The !
funeral will take place from the parents
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
There will be an entertainment given
AT Chesterfield Courthouse on the 23d of
this month for the benefit of Woods
,hurch. The entertainment viii consist
IF charades and tableaux, and promises
% be a very interesting affair.
Mr. Alexander McCrone has been con-
med at home for several days by sick
less.
Daniel Jones. ST., n well-known colored
,itizen Of Midlothian, died suddenly Sat
irday.
Mrs Edgar Warfed. of Alexandria. is
he guest of Mrs William G. Owens, No.
1923 Perry street
Miss Mamie Hudson and Miss Kate
Harvell who have been visiting I'm Ches-
erfield have returned home.
Mr.. A. n. Peyton, of Charlottesville. |
special agent of the Richmond and Dan
lille railroad system, was in the city
Mr.. John Wood. of this city, who had
lis leg broken Friday night by falling
rom the Danville railroad bridge, is i'm
,roving.
The following delegates. have been APP
pointed from West End Methodist church
o represent the Christian Endeavor So
iety OF that church at the convention
o be held in Lynchburg this week: Will
lam McAllster, II. NJ. Clarke. j. l.. Red
g C. M. Bowers,