The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-25
THE DISPENSER
MADE It WARM
Atmospheric Condition Changed il.
His Presence.
PISTOL AND MANY BRICKS.
Tony Anthony Created Considerations
in jackson Ward, aud
the Popuiace Ran
Before Him.
PISTOL AND MANY BRICKS.

The cool atmosphere in the White
Chamber yesterday morning necessitated
the closing os the windows, out the Great
Dispenser had no sooner started the pail
rolling than It grew warmer and more
comfortable.
Tony Anthony (colored was the first
real victim. There was a number CT small
frv cases disposed of before Tony was
reached, but tley had no sensational dec
orations.
Tim Brsrkston ana whole lot of f.
males declared, that they were II mortal
terror for a whole evening, because Tony
lad 4 revolver, which he lourisAed with
a few hideous -Ttrs, and said he would
shoot. The women ran through alleys and
over back fences Ia escape Tony. ana
Tim got hit with a brick in the back.
One portly old NANNY said Tony had
been tottag the grn for a Week. and would
SHOW it every now and then to small, thrill
persons.
The result was that Tony was given
thirty days and fined so for carrying a
concealed weapon. and $50 and twelve
months security for shooting in a pubic
place.
DIDN'T HIT HARD ENOUGH.
David Yates (coloredl was charged by
his sister, Maggie, with beating her, but
when it was shown that David nit Nag
gle because she was about to take every
thing out of the house and away from
her mother the Great Dispenser said fnat
David dill not Tit her hard enotgh, and
he dismissed the case.
Lucy Jefferson and James Shadow Choth
colored) were fined 500 each for creating
d disturbance on Broad Street.
SaIlie Young (colored) was fined $500 for
disorderly conduct.
Sol. Pelham (coloreD was fined last
Thursday for beating Frances Washing
ton. and ne went UP to her home again
that night and gave her another beating.
The sum of S25 was placed against him.
and he was required to give security for
six months.
given six months for threatening to shoot
| Bette White, and fined $50 for carrying
concealed weapons, besides thirty days
fat on general principles
Mr.. +. l.. Landrum and Mr.. j. z. Nun
| nally got into d dispute about then chill
| dron. which resulted in a fine Of 81
| against Mr.. LanGrurn and security for six
months.
| William Coleman (coored) took a mans
| bicycle some months ago Just for little
ride. He kept it until Saturday when a
| policeman arrested him. and William was
| given the full ternl-sIx months. He had
| previously been guilty Of the same crime
| USED BAD LANGUAGE.
Lawrence Hasker (coloredl cursed and
| hit Willie Sharp, and it cost him $40 and
sixty days.
Julian Bowles paid 50 for getting drunk
| and hitting j. G'ano.
/, John Anderson (coloredD was drunk and
| didn't know that he was disorderly. or
| even that ne hit T. II. Garner. He was
! fined $50 and given thirty days for r-tlec-
| ton.
Lewis Phillips couldn't prove that Eddie
Pone fcoloredJ hit him with rubber hose.
and Eddie was discharged.
| Leroy Taylor and George Booker Cool
or d were fined So each for shooting craps.
f! Jackson Smith was charged with hitting
Josephine Coleman with a brick, but
josephine got sorry. and paid the costs.
+. f. Gibbs went to join Squire Jones
pets for thirty days for being drunk and
| q vag.
I! Maria Allen (colored) paid $3.50 for being
disorl r,y On the street
Waiter Brown tcoioredD was arrested by
| Special Officer E. c. TAYLOR on the charge
| of beating a horse. The case went over
! one dav for witnesses.