The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06
UsriCE JOHNS COURT.
Two Incorrigible Boys Are Sent to The Re-
formatory by Hissonor.

Rosa Walker. colored. not needing the
many warnings of Hissonor, carelessly
imbibed too freely OF the liquid that inc
briates The LIQUID got in its good work
and Hissonor got in his good work. ana
there was a 1olincation all around Wn'ch
came 10 a sudden termination, however.
when II turned out that Rosa lacked the
requisite license fee for getting drunk.
Amid an outhurst OF tears she went down
ParquatO Nigro, native Of sunny Italy
was accused by Mrs Anglam Alberta
with threatening to do her bodily injury
The TWO had a sort OF partnership ar
rangcment. and II was due 20 some mis-
understanding regarding the conduct OF
the business that brought out the war
rant.
Neither party could speak the Queens
English 90 nissonor's taste. so Mr.. Chas
DOnaii. the popular Italian, Vice Consul
was called In as interpreter Ills services
were not required, however. for the case
was continued TO the 10th instant.
Eddie Blackburn and lrWn 1hacker
two bad boys, were charged with tres
passing upon the property OF the Nena-
hie-Sircet Mission church, and interrupt
ing public services. The boys would Sc
crete themselves under benches and In
antc-rooms. and howl and scrcech In an
awful manner. breaking up the services
upon several occasions. once they went
into the church. blew out the lights ana
upset the stove. Yesterday, in the Ponce
Court. Hissoner decided 10 send them 10
the Laurel RcfOrmatory. The rather or
Thacker, through Mr.. George u WISE,
took AZ appeal, however. which VIII nrop-
ably be heard IN court this morning ser
goant Thomas carried young blackburn
10 Laurel yesterday afternoon.
Henry Joyce. a Vagrant who could not
give a satisfactory account OF himself,
was sent down for thirty days.
Mr. Charles Y. Landrum. who repre-
sents a well-knOwn pickle and preserves
company. was charged by Mr.. a. j.
Moore with obtaining SO from him under
false prctences. Mr.. Moore keeps
boarding house and Mr.. Landrum former
~ put up with him.
The boarding house keeper agreed 70
credit the boardcr for one months board.
and when the month rolled around the
latter found that he was unable 10 pay
at that time. but would pay when he got
his money. Mr. Moore grew so solictous
about the board that he worried his
boarder beyond endurance. so he left.
Then Mr.. Moore swore out his warrant.
The case was continued until the 18th
instant.
Hissonor said he was tired being used
AZ "A collector for clearinghouse. and
WAS going TO put stop 10 II.
"A Dcsrding house keeper can get Soous
on credit from "A grocer and fail TO pay
him, bur when one OF their boarders gets
behind I'm his pay. they come 20 me with
a warrant. and want me TO force the
dennoucnt 20 gay" said Hissoser.
"Tm going before the next Legislature
and do my best 10 either have the law
repealed. or have a companion law en-,
acted for the benefit OF the merchants.
Lizzie Gilpin and Willieann Pollard, TWO
understood negro women, disagreed with
esch other Thursday. aud fell 10 win
nails and teeth.
lizzie came out second best, because
she vs. under weigh. and was consid-
srably asnsured. She hit Wilileann with