The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-10

n sweet trustful smile, placed within his
hand which spread out ilko a coal shovel
10 receive II, a bright new silver dollar.
ana piayIuny requested him 10 pay her
weekly inStalimenI UPON the articles *
household luxury. lot Including tea
chrOmos, win wnicr sno HAD surrounded
herself.
he was q pretty motn. and the dollar was
too bright Tor him, ana he fell. slngcd
and wlngiess, ana goes 10 jail Tor tHif'y
DAYS.
Ine girls OF Lumpklns Bottom have
learned the lesson. You can't huFt the
pretty moths much with your bright eyes
bat the glitter OK the coin Is mighty apr
10 prove 700 bright Tor tho average ma.l.
MORE FORGERY BUSINESS.
Herbert l.. Warren was again before
tho court ON Two additional charges or
forgery Ia tho name VI MIS-. Matte V.
Mays.
Tncy wero just TWO new checks which
had been discovered. and were just IKE
the one Tor which he was sent On 20 mo
jury the day previous.
Warren was sent on again or one OF
tho charges and the Other wal dismissed
on tccnnicauy offered by llr. George
l.. Wise. OF counsel Tor Warren.
After the trial Willie Mays asked per-
mission 10 speak 10 Warren. and mo
latter then turned over ID watch chain
and gold ring which belonged 20 bis friend
Mays, and whose mother name he ia all
legged 20 have forged
George Gibbs (co.oroD was CHARGED
with stealing suit Of clothes ana palr
: Of shoes from Sir. w. H. PHILIPPE.
Gibbs was employed by Mr. Phillips az
house servant, aud his vanity gJl tlo
best OF whatever honest proclivlues no
might once have bad. Gibbs WAS ell
trusted TO keep ln good condition tho
wearing apparel OF Sir. Phillips and Tor
some time his heart had gone out strange
ly TO a particular suit, which he admired
immensely.
This SUIT finally came his way with no
one IN A.. and Gibbs could not resist mo
temptation to steal 20. lie knew 10 was
criminal 20 90 so. but then ho imagined
tho astonishment. wonder and envy he
would create this morning in Jackson
ward with that suit on his beck ana those
glitteriug patent-ioather boots on his ices.
Fore DO Lawd pokey Barnes won't
no she's cum 20 town Dr. I gifts dat slit
on me DIS Sundy' ne mused, as he me
gered the buttons. Then out he went.
and tho clothes went with him. He was
given thirty days.
ASSORTED SINS.
Robert GUSTS, a negro boy. was charged
with breaking tho store window Of \.
Uuman Son and stealing a can Of to-
matoes He was sent 90 tho fury.
William Dyere. a negro man. was chnrs-
ed with writing policy on Eighth street
near Cary. The paurhernalia was cap
tured and brought into court and tho case
was set for trial on tho 18th.
John Johnson. a white boy was ohnrs-
ei with beating Robert MurrY another
white lad. Tho hearing OF tne evidence
was begun. and as an The witnesses were
J0huson's friends. they seemed likely 10
prove that Murry was The afsailant
Time was asked by Mury 90 summon
some bows who saw the AFFAIR, and tho
case was continued until the 18th.
Allie Lazoroni. whose father keeps
fruit store and bar az tho corner OF lo-
Gust alley and Franklin street. was onars-
oil with assaulung and beating Taylor
New. New did not appear. bur Allie
Acknowledged the beating. and paid s. p.
Pat McDonough was charged WITH
fighting with R0eser Coleman IN the
street. Pat frankly admitted that he
was solely 70 blame FOR what had oc-
Cured and raid $3.50 for his run.
Roberr white (oolorod was fined s. Tor
being drunk.