The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-03
JUsIICh JOINS COUhI.
Large Number Of Transgressoys Appear
Before tho Throne of Justice.

Justice Johns Court was well patro-
nized yesterday. and Sergeant Thomas
was kept busy receiving the fines i'm
posed by the justice. The following Is a
list of the cuprits
James Rodgers, .colored: was jailed for
sixty days i'm default Of surety requir-
ed Of him for being disorderly and US
ing profane language In the street.
Fannie Bowling. coored was charged
with feloniousy stealing and carrying
away one marble top suit Of furniture
and a sideboard the property Of G. II.
oliver. and valued at 81. She was held
for further examination until to-day.
An attachment was issued for VIII
liam Chambers, who is charged with
fighting in the street and who failed
Walter Branch, colored, charged with
fast driving and disOrderiy conduct, was
assessed $40 and costs.
Buuchie Stokes, alias Martha Taylor.
colored. charged with being dlsorderly
in the bar-room of Buck Johnson, was
assessed $3.50 and costs and committed
in default
Ella Jones. colored. was failed for
thirty days for being disorderIy In The
street
Douglas Culllngsworth and Charles
Stewart, cOlorcd were fined $50 and
costs for fighting In the street.
Charles Cotes, colored, was taxed S3.0
and costs for assaulting Ella Morris In
the street.
The continued case Of Samuel Paxton
(coloredD charged with assault on SD
monia Patterson, was again called, ana,
in the absence Of witnesses, postponed
until to-day.
Thomas Gray ad Mollie Hicks. charged
with being disor1erly and creating q
disturbance in the street. were taxed
50 and costs and computed In default.
Ananlas Watkins. VINO seems TO De
hard working negro, was charged WIN
assaulting Richard Lawrence Win
brick On Monday evening Ananids saw
his wife talking to Lawrence on second
street, which made him Inad anu ~
duced him 70 hit Lawrence III the hloulH
with q brick
Watkins testified that he had been mar
rled to Jennie for twelve years ahd thaI
his better half had grown tiren oil nm
and had taken up with Lawrence, whon
he had forbidden her to associate WIN.
Under the pretence of attending society
meetings she would leave nome anu meet
him. He had been watching Tor an OPP
,,nrtnnity 10 catch them together Tor
some time and did not get 1t unil last
night ans stiu tieea,np
freely when he appeared IN court yes
terdcy morning. WdthlHs was Sci' Oii ~
ny Tbe case of Superintendent WILDER. OF
Tho electric line. charged with running
unsafe cars, WAS dismissed.
Jack Mills, colored. was hned e. ana
costs for being drunk and creating
disturbance in the bar-room or Eddie
Cook. Charles Lewis. colored. was chars-
ed with the same onence, put thsre wa
no evidence as to his CUNT ana Cook,
Who swore TO the warrant. had to pay
the costs. c,., -
colored were charged with calling each
other names and being o' hsD',staS ABUSIVE
III Thomas. colored was charged
with assaulting and beating his wife
Fannie. but the justice let him go. the
evidence not being sufficient:
" a. Jones was fined $3.50 and costs
and sent to jail for thirty days for
being drunk. -,, In.
trespassing on the premises of W. IL.
Scott, but her case was dismissed for the
Charles Horton and Walter Branch.
colored had each to pay $40 for fast
and reckless riding.
Wesley Cauthorn, colored, who was
charged with stealing an umbrella, was
dismissed.