The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-29
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
THO COUNTRY MORO HOMEN ran
IN ATTEMPTING CITY LIFE.
Willie Mcdaniel Longs FOR Such Luxuries
as Pies aud Cakes and j. taught in the
Act of Robbing the Briggs Bakery.

Billikot came from the far-on realm of
the Gar. whore monarchy nour!shcs IA
It's most fragrant form. and oppression
bears heavily upon The helpless multitude.
but even here they have their own trou-
bles, Tor beneath tho sky. whether drapcd
An the cold and i0rbiddlng clouds OF the
NorthIand. or bcamlns with tho sunshine
and bcdecked win neccy DRIFTS or white
~i'u bold cline cannot change nor reason
modify the Hateful fact, that each ncagt
Anoweth It's own bitterness
4htsc women were good friends and
al evening they would slt about their
store doors and chatter away IN the
awful language OF Russia. while their UNI
bathed offspring rolled In childish gIce
about the Sidewalks or followed IN tot
terms procession the customer who en-
tered their shops for a purchase
IL is said, however, that Mrs. Tatarski
conceived the harassing thought that her
hese lord and master was Inclined 10 look
with unusual favor upon Mrs. Bilik0u.
She then became, as AN jealous people
do. very unhappy woman.
'Trics, light as air
As proofs Of Holy writ"
Are 10 the Jealous combinations strong
She saw in every look a covert mean
Ing every slight attention was maeuined
10 her Jealous eyes. until she could bear
1t no longer. and then she said some
thing TO Mrs. Bilikon that Will forever
remain untold in reports from Justice
John for while llissonner speaks German,
Italian, Spanish. French, Irish, Chinese,
japanese. and Norwegian fuently about
election times, ne j. little shy on the
Shemitlc languages. save those OF the
EthOpics and old Phenicians.
one thing Is certain. ne ala not under
stand Mrs TatarSK until Mrs. BillikoH
told him what ii was, ana then he stepped
the game. ana suggested a civil remedy
Tor the use OF terms not comparable with
the dignity and good repute OF Mrs. Lena
BilNk0f.
WOMEN'S WONDERFUL WAYS.
Bettie Jones and Sarah Thomas are
negroes No stuck-up citihed negroes
who wear loud clothes ana affect style.
and stand on the street corners or con-
rregate about the market places ana IN
dulge in boisterous and unseemly con-
duct. . 90
No: not Sarah and Bette for they are
uicht from the country, lfesh rom 'he
soi,t,des where tho catblrd's home IS III
The elders by the branch. and the GRO"
revels amid tho springing corn. ireSh li",i'
tb. unmolcstod byways. where the pam
e. no branch beneath the oaks bears lhe
t,,,,tut Of their feet like the one Robinson
,,,I,eoa found on the sands ny the sea-
recular heel and toe dance IN the uuS'.
cuueless themselves, they suspect no
harm in others. To them, any VI '.'S
homes among the blackberry pusii' a. ,,a-
,-o,osth the persimmou trees OF 'no'i 10
,,,,t,, ia me Fourth congressman
s,s,r,ct were always open, ana Il any
-. o,,er cared 10 pass lew y'ei
mir humble mansion IN the ClV"le
,-ro,,nd or occupy for NE Il NdV@', . 80
- them on the low grounds 'hoy ",oI
,,.o1conne indeed. and WOULD no, g 60
FOR a little white bread or ~ ,ao,, mad
for at least two Gays
settled there. either. .. ~, living
D,,, pottio and Sarah got iifeu % -,
~ .s. woods Tired Of hearing ire ,ho
80 tbe cafbird and the 'aN'"1 lint
vi ~ rired Of drinking no'hlnb h,,t
,.ranch water. and gatheilhs Nv ,',i,, but
,er,,horrios. Tired OF seelns "v ,,,ster or
~ sheriff and the circus ~ ,he road.
~ seving-machinc agent ~ " household
'nv ~. hacked up all th'h -.,,.r,l,as
ana t"'s i.ooting utensils ana ",,,efs
FoOu9 t,., rcd bandana NAHUM on =
IN wv 80, over their shoul"'i inc
ena came TO klchii0
southern railway ta0"' t~oot inst as an
,,,~,. reached Main s'rcv, 80 twenty
..5c car came up the mn a." ont of
,,,5nntes later they Wei' c., assurance
aeliar.wav upon the hi j" sniritual
cei,a thinq@ was not OF sPi's,s
that hnt simply a mechaihc"i men
RECONCILIATION, Of men an" r,,te
40, tueral supply of Weeplhb
WIN 80 HOUSE HUNTlNr- ,o,,t
-. no question 20 them aoo"'
~ to live. surely. with an -
- there was enough anu 70 -. am
"a tbcv had none. 20 VIZ" md a
,ss,,al er'ort these times ln'S -, n,
real estate man VINO va" a.. cave
t,..s and also leisure ana nc m.
NJ, ,,e tev TO a neat little mouse
t.ieII 6 united their belongings "uu
- ~ keepiug that house TO inc No''
- of that ability born OF n'iu -.
"a rocked in the cradle OF "es'4'"s
~ passed and the agent gre" an
CONS about his keys. as the "oni'l '.''.
NOT returned them nor iorn'1I o'o,
10, 10, go So the businoss-like agent
won't TO look after the piuPci'S $50
- his care. and there he iouh" 9"t ~.
pot,ie perfectly satisfied with ms
Sn,,so. thev even praised IT, but they hau
~ caeh and they We're charged Win
+resnassine tpon the premises and were
sent 10 fail for thirty days
nv, the rich man comes for his cash or
m thc hour when rentals are told,
.nd novertv meets him with nothing but
tears.
put when want and distress overtake and
overcome.
And the DAYS Of our lives are all spent,
In the maneions above, In that nome an
prepared,
Trerel be no one demanding the rent.
But 10 m in the gap between NOW" and
"then.'
There's only one thing can avail;
III YOU haven't got cash, you must give UP
your key,
And IND "a snug corner in jail.
DID NOT COLLECT
Mr. c. y. Goodwin was charged with
attempting 10 cut with knife Mr. Il. i.
Iloyd. and Mr. Lloyd In turn was
charged with cTsing and abusing Mr..
Goodwin.
During the days when East Richmond
was booming. Mr. Goodwin was heavily
interested and suffered a considerable
financial loss. lie. % seems, Is indebted
10 Mr. Lloyd. and has often expressed MS
hope 10 pay as soon as ne can but MI
LLOYD was importunato and SUPPLEMENTS
n,s reouests with large, wellrouhueu'
and perfecty developed oaths' Wnlcn W. W.
counounding interest IN way ihal vi
coodv,in dld not admire, so ne pfocee"'0
80 ,,,,t "a stop 20 81. and probably mas
I1stlco John rendered an important ue-
c,sinn la this case, in which ho held tha'
,nn,,s,h a collector may request at any
Tim the payment Of his claim nc inus'
-, 80, a. the debtor 81 ne can't pay