The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-06

LOTS OF BUSINESS
BEFORE HIS HONOR
A Days Work Was Mapped Out
for Him.
SUMMARY OF THE EVENTS.
addison wol:ork. tic Negro Who
Startled a Large Section of tho
City, Severely Punished.
othcr Cases.
SUMMARY OF THE EVENTS.

There was a whole lot of business
mapped out Ter the Great Dispenser yes
to-day, and all ne had to do was TO let
,er go. She went along nicely, and The
following summary VIII show how the
.sreat Dispenser earned his per diem sala-
~:
James Clark and Walter Coleman, two
da-kers. were riding IN . buggy. wien Ce-
lesie Booker n flicaninny. got In the road
md was knocked down. Mary Booker.
,oothcr of the child. Went TO the scene
and demanded explanation. No expla-
nation was given, but when the evidence
WIS in IL was shown 70 have been an acct
don't
You have no business riding in a bug
CIV said the Great Dispenser, land FL
send you te Jail il 1 catch you doing SO
again
arnuck on I-igon's Hill yesterday even
ing found himself in much trouble.
lge was nut off car No. 100 of
tho Richmond Passenger and Power Com
amy for being disorderly. and then ne
fred a pistol at Officer Wiltshire, missed
him and hit boy and went home and got
two shot-guns and tried TO mold the fort
Besides all this, he used some strong ian
guaSc.
When 1t was ali figured out he was Civ
en- thirty days in Jail and fined 500, SO
and costs for being disorderly on the car;
500 security for twelve months, and was
sent on 10 the grand jury on Two charges
one Of shooting in The street and another
OF attempting to shoot an officer
Willie Jackson and Willie Alkers. two
coiored walters, were fined $50 each and
costs, upon The charge that they We're
a-lnk and disorderiy III the Lexington Ho-
tel.
1lnsavory reputation. was fined $40 and
placed under 5000 bond for twelve months
FOR attempting 10 cut John Reed.
Robert TAYLOR. colored. was charged
with hitting Lewis Mayo, small darkey,
with a brick He denied it. and the case
went over to Saturday for investigation.
Ernest Meade and James Stokes, col
ored. were fined $50 each for fighting on
The street. and Jim Morton and Charles
Williams suffered like penalty on a SIM
liar charge.
John Smith (coloredD had Becky Hill
arrested for abusing him. He brought
IN Henry Goode as a witness, and Henry
testified that one Of them did much
abusing as the other. and it cost them
$50 each
DorG. TOOK AN APPEAL.
Doug. Cull!ngwoith said he had been
working out of the city for nearly a
month. raising corn, potatoes, tomatoes
and other things Ike that. but an officer
of the law saw him drunk and he went
down for sixty days. Doug. promptly
stated that he would take an appeal to a
higher court.
Pat. McWilliams came UP smiling and
when he was given twenty days for being
drunk he said: That's easy; l thought l
was going to he hung.
Phil Marks was charged with breaking
a window belonging 10 Lucy a. Menori
but in the absence of witnesses, the case
went over one day
Willie ChIlds tcoloredl was arrested by
Officer Amos for having in his possession
a lot of harness which he was trying 10
dispose of. The harness is at the Third
Station for Identification, and the case
viii he further heard on the 18th instant
Tahia Smith (colored), was sent on TO
the grand jury on the charge of entering
the rooms Of A Puccinell. at Eighteenth
md Main Streets and carrying away lot
of clothing, etc. officer Gentry made the
arrest and The case seems TO be clear
one.
George Braxton (colored) was charged
with stealing a bicycle from ]. c. Sic
maker. but there was no evidence against
HIM and he was discharged.
The case Of Joseph Crumpton, charged
with having unstamped tobacco in MS
possession, was continued one day TO allow
the United States officials to act.