The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-12
JUSTICE JOHN
AND LAW MAKERS
Lee Eubank BurgIarized a Large
Pie.
COURT FLOWER FOR TIE WEEK
IN officer Rcverscs Former Tactic
aud Captures Two Disturbcrs Of
the Peace - ,iany Druukards
elp Swell the Treasury.

az Justice Johns attractive morning mat
ince yesterday and they are getting
some excellent object lessons ia the
operations of The laws they I.rp enact.
a run house greeted the Great Dis
p,ls.r and when Dc entered Che 1853 Wh..e
Chamber itWas packed with people from
the space before the bar TO Tho outer door
and oven the limited area behind the
thro.e was TANNED with rubber necks.
Tho prince ~ law eiycrs uIgcd into
rho temple of justice with trc er'ce cf "a
ballet dancer. and after receiving the
salaams of bis mInons ON the left and
on fhe right seated himself with unc'ions
air in his luxurious BAN bearing rubber
tired clair
THE COURT FLOWER.
The court DOVER flr th, week was
worthy of special Notice. Two Little
Gem" roses nestled on the lett ia.ci ~
DIS well fitting short coat hNe run.es
spread upon cloth
Numbrrs OF the Legislature especially
who 1ro NOT acquainted with .f' iinc WN.k
the Great Dispenser has done in creating
love far flowers and thus e.e.l'In- 'tr
tastes OF the people in ac--heficI-m and SIS
FINAL resul, of refinement and "a higher
moral standard SHOULD take rl.a, ana MT
attract unavorable attention hy wearing
other flowers than those officially ieco--
nized as the correct ones for iAe present
week
CONTRIBUTORS.
Tie docket was very mse one. r. ID.
Crockett, Julius Williams cl.ored. Pat
Sweeney. Wilbur Goddin, IS. j. Johnson,
Chas Ill., colored. Chs. Young. Daniel
D.
Sabbath huari0usly and paid one dollar
and seventy cents each INFO the treasury
for exhibiting thcms. ives on The StTee'
when they wouldn't make eood snow
ing iD e circus parade.
Shepherd Epps c0lored. to the SIN ot
belstly indulgence added resisting me OIL
Ger and paid 500 Tor his iudscreiion
Stafford Arnold was charged with ours
ing. abusing and threaieuiHe IBIS WE
Arnold pgt up e plausible story. Dut ire
Great Dispenser postponed the cause 10
hear the womaus side nl the CNafse-
Robert Kinney. charged with throw
ing rocks on The street. Was tued S-,o1 and
costs.
TIE WAY OF LIFE
VIM Smith and Ed. Meyer colored'
were charged with throwing rocks. They
were fined $3.50 and costs each. The Big
boy was yellow and had big prosperous
looking mother with "a big purse ana MS
fine was paid. The little boy was olac
and had nobody to subsidze him and he
went 90 the pen.
Edward Lewis and James carter color
ed. were part OF gang who were IN the
habit or creating a disturbance on tie
street and when the officers approached
would retire into an alley and evaporate
ike AguinaldO before the american adj
vance.
officer Amos reversed the usual tactics
and came down the alley as another ON
Ger approached from the front ana gath
cred those TWO in the general sight they
paid $50 each
DENIED THE CHARGE.
Mr. Oberstein was charged with inter-
fering with officer Schiien In the dis
charge OF his duty. lie denied the charse'
The case was continued 20 secure Wit
nesses.
Jim Brown alias James White coiored'
was charged with stealing 500 from Ida
Jones. His case was continued
william Maryland. colored. was charged
with beating General Valentine on the
street He paid 800 for the privilege.
Lee Eubank q much-sIewed-up young
man. was charged with breaking INTO the
bar-rOom OF Mr.. Noble Win intent 10
commit larceny. As a matter OF iacl'
Eubank was too drurfS 10 navigate when
the bar closed at night ana ne sept
dreamless sleep In the corner as imp as
"A bundle Of old rags
BURGLAR EATS PIE.
lie woke up In the early morning and
having hen without food for some TIME
surrounded re ne saw on ne counter
The noise he made awohe ihe 'ehahls
overhead and they reported 10 the ofhcer
that a burglar was in the bar
The officer forced the door ana round
Lee occupied IN the interesting oeeupa-