The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-25
THE SUIT OF SANFORD
nfsyrssrD rEsTFRDsr ny JUDGE
IN0RhM, or MhNCHEsfhR.
yolnmlnous Police Court Yesterday
Death of Miss Suiie r. Horner-o'her
LIENS -Ericf Mention.


CIRCLES was before Judge John IL. In
gram in the Manchester Hastings Court
Yesterday morning. stog'ari Sanford
On ex-mcmbcr Of the Richmond bsse-ba4
team. some time ago brought a SUIT
araingt Air. w. y. Bradley. manager OF
that team. Tor Si3 back salary ahesso
IN be due him Sanford claimed that
when he was engaged 20 play on the
Richmond baseball team, he asked 'nAl
his railroad fare from Rochester ~ /"
fvhcre he was at that tme), TO hich-
mond be- paid by Mr.. Bradley Inc me-,
cssary amount 10 buy the .i0"oe -
wired him. but he says that the "AHoN'''
was deducted from his salary
SANFORD LiNGEkED'
~ praai.y stated that when SAN
FORD was eneaced he was wanted at once
70 I'm tbs position rendered vacant 10y
woods derarturc. end that after inc
,i,ket lad been wired him, he hnGeIeu
3, Rochester. and then stopped over sun
daN, An Washington. and by 50 dong ne
,ceeitatod the unemployment or VI oou
for several games MIR. Bradley furlhet
e,etes mat this was explained 10 SANFORD
when The settlement was made, ana no
complaint was made until a more recent
settlement was made.
Judge Ingram promptly dismissed me
case.
POLICE COURT NEWS.
There we're "a number OF cases or moro
or less interest disposed Of ia the ioilce
Court bv Mayor Maurice yesterday morn
inc. while Graham figured conspicuous
~ I'm three cases. i'm the first case ne
,ea- ci,,rfod with frhtiur with bula DICK
crson. The Dickcrson woman put out a
report 10 tho effect that she and era
ham had been intimately associated.
Graham asked her - she had said so
and she said She had. Then he slapped
her. Graham was fined 81
When officer Wright went ont Wednes-
DAY night TO serve a warrant on Graham
in the above case. he found him at the
house of Lottie Taylor alias Lottie Tray
Tor. The policeman summoned them botn
10 court 70 answer 20 ure charge OF
rnisdemeanor similar 20 that when
caused the fight I'm tho FOREGOING case.
they were assessed 500 each.
While Graham was also fined 81 for
not appearing at court when summoned
in a case come days previous.
A RECKLESS DRIVER.
Mr. Thomas Gmliland was arraigned
for reckless driving on Fourth street.
IL was stated hy witnesses that he was
riding first on the sidewalk and then IN
the roadway and that children I'm the
ncighborhood had to run in their houses
10 keep from being run over. When the
prisoners time 10 talk came he asked
tho witnesses II he hurt the children.
Ie then said 10 the Mayor: "Please. your
Honor. n 7 didn't run over the chill
dron. / didn't hurt them. did I?' His
Honor stated that he was nor on the
stand. but the prisoner insisted on eX-
aminiug him, so the Mayor said Five
dollars" IN default OF which he was
locked up.
Eme'ine News was dismissed on the
charge az keeping vicious dog. The
animal had bitten Rcddie Lipscomb
but 81 was learned that the dog was in
the yard Of its owner.
An attachment was issued nor Mr.
John y. German. who was summoned
10 c0u Wednesday 10 answer the charge
OF Keeping an unlicensed dog.
The last case was just finished when
officer Wright walked into court with
prisoner. lie had been phoned for at
iho store or Nnnally q Co. where he
found Ianley Robertson making CON
siderable disorder He was ordered hv
tho officer % keep tho peace. but tie
order was disregarded. consequently he
was brought 10 the Polico.Court. where he
was fined $3.50.
MISS HORNER'S TUNTRAT.
The funeral of Miss Scsi, 70. Horner.
whose death occurred Wednesday uiphf
at $3.50 at her mothers residence. 100
Everett street, win take place from her
late home az 2.2) o'clock th,s afternoon.
and her remains will be- buried in Maury
Cemetery
Miss Homer had bccn complaining FOR
several days. hut her anmeut was rot
seriously regarded on Thursday morning
she prepared here's n FOR hcr days work
and went 10 tho Office in Richmond She
was compelled 20 return home during the
day. however, and take 20 her bed. She
continued TO grow worse until she pass
"a peacefully away az the time above
stated. Miss HOmer was a consistent
member OF Asbu.y Methodist church. and
was most accomplished young lady
She was In the eighteenth year of her
age.
BRIEF MENTION.
Miss Pearl Roberts IS very III at her
parents residence. Eighteenth and Ever
ett streets.
Captain +. IT. Tlournoy. clerk Of the
circuit Court OF Chesterfield county, was
On the city yesterday morning.
Professor j. NJ. Johnson Will deliver
lis famous lecture on Rev. John Bun
vans "Pilgrim's Progress tonight. az
the Central Methodist church. for the
benefit Of the organ fund.
The Bryan and Scwall Club o. Swans
horo viii meet Tonight at Morrissette's
Hal. Chairman Ben T. Owens Jr,
win preside. ard Colonel John Bell bigger
will make a few remarks hefore-iniroiuc-
Ing Hon. y. W. Marshall, the orator OF
the evening.
Nj Herbert c. Friend. assistant super
sntendout OF che Clayton mines. was as
fisting the workmen 10 put I'm some ma
chinery Wednesday when he mashed the
third finger on his left hand so badly
that II was necessary for Or. Kcnney 10
.mputate II az the first Joint
Mr.. j. r. Southland. who represents a
large business house In Cleveland, OHIO,
was I'm the city on business Wednesday.
Mrs u. 7. Whine and family, who have
for some time resided on Porter street
IN this city. left yesterday afternoon
20 ,oin Mr. Winnie az Old Point. where
they viii make their home In the fu-
turc.
After services Wednesday night NJ inc
rSftb- Street Methodist church business
,,.etine WIS held and 500 was raised 10
make the last payment on tho paIson-
age. This leaves the church clear OF al
debt