The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
POLICE COURT
CHAIR B0TTOMED
The Contingent Fund IS Drawn Upon
to Furnish II.
WORK WAS DONE BY ARTISTS.
Justice John Back From the seashorc
with Renewed Life and Energy,
lie Kcconcilcs the Dineren-
ccs orTwo Young People.
WORK WAS DONE BY ARTISTS.

Cod hess the contingent fund and the
Rcepes OF 81. Thanks TO the contingent
fsna Sergeant Thomas and score
more OF artistic gentlemen 81 genus
,le newspaper CHAIR ir the Police court
rs new bottom and the hour that the
rerortsl devoted each morning 20 picking
s,aiaters out OF DIS trousers VIII no"
i. s, emf in more profitable diversion.
No chair Was ever boitomed Win moro
care O. by noolag workmen. sergeant
Thomas dew iac plans and spec'nca-
.,ons Iawra,ea Gibbons held It's legs
., Noe, ID from Kicking. While Pop iate
trimmed the edges. Edgar White drove
rne ar-t tack ana seventeen o''lo4S
Aassed The Job. 49,.
Everybody SAT In % and decided that
Il was q nrst-ciass job and ought 10
near The union label
JUSTICE JOHNS TRIP
Jus.,,e John was back from the sea-
sto~c YESTERDAY morning as ful Of en-
srcv as an Eng ish sparrow. lie appeared
very SOBER ana except for "a NIUE brow"
on his skin like The color on a piahe-"o"
mcercnaum after the nrst day shl h4is'
and a few pieces OF seaweed 10 ms h@.i'
no one could tell that he had been the
Governor General OF Sunday-sch"oi pc
ne al Buckroe Beach.
SO was In n gentle frame OF mind ana.
although another one OF the Joneari wac
before him. he bore the inllc~oH VII"
Christian resignation.
william Landrum and James I. Jones
were up on tho old familiar charge %
frfrz drunk on the street.
Jones vas released on the payment on
part OF his fine a few days ago ana was
back again before his promise 10 be sood
had gotten cool
FEAR Sun STROKE.
Jones and Landrum both represented
that the hot sun had a peculiarly deIe-
ter!ous eject on their constitutions ana
mead not 10 be subjected 20 IT'S seaIc'l"@
rays but patience had ceased 1" De
virtue and thirty days on the chain gang
VS. their portion.
G. A. Tyree. a y0unsster starting OF tHe
same miry road, was gwen aho'nor
chance and took an oath not TO drink
again for six months under penalty Oh 'he
chain gang II De breaks
oscar TAYLOR. oolored. charged Walter
Nathsws with belng disorderly and threat
sning % kin him. Walter testlhed tnat
he and oscar we're IN the white-washlhs
business together and that oscar did the
contracting and the collecting and ne ala
the work.
oscar collected the money all right.
hut walter is sun whistling for MS
share.
They were driven out Of court. and
Walter is stu wondering how he VIII
get his money and Oscar how he VIII
save his hide.
RAISED CAIN.
Blanche Booker. colored raised cain on
sixteenth street and was charged with
being dlsorderly. She went down IN de-
fault Of the usual fine
The real cause Of the Great Dispenser
kindly look and satisfied smile was only
known 10 a few after court. He had healed
the differences between worthy young
couple and under his advice and that OF
a Christian officer of the police force they
determined 10 set an disagreements be-
hind them. let by-g0nes be by-eones, and
start life afresh together
The continued case Of Frank Enough
~. whose domestic troubles wound up
IN the Polite Court was not called.
THE ENROUGHTYs
The Enroughtys are young people with
two beautiful children Both have ed
pure and upright lives. They fell out
over trfes and "a little temper. eoo1
deal OF jealousy. and perhaps me com.
ing between them of weli-meaning but
wrong-headed people set them adriit and
wide apart on the sea of life
They might have been brought before
the court again and a fine imposed and
they could have gone their separate ways,
hut that is not Justice Johns way.
He counsele1 them in private az
father and impressed upon them their
duty q their children and they wiped
out the records of the past promised TO
oe patlen; with each other and started
out on lifes Journey again together each
having little one hv tho hand "a they
left the Police Court
And a little child shall lead them.