The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
HOT TINE FOR THE
GREAT DISPENSER
He Got Into the Thickast CT the
Fray.
SIDNEY GRANGfR's TROUBLES.
Albert Bracket Was Sent or 10 the
Grand Jury FOR Cu.tin: Tomis
Gussou,-Oti,cr Small
Cases.
He Got Into the Thiekest CT the
SIDNEY CHANGERS TROUBLES.

Tho Great Dispenser rushed things
through yesterday morning in order that
he might get out to do some campaign
work He was not 50 sure about things
and wanted to get into the thckest of the
fight.
Sidney Granger, the rcd-headcd niger,
who faced all kinds OF trouolc on Friday,
went through the ordeal again. THIS time
he caught a glimpse Of his prospective
fate.
The case OF stealing a cHrpet. registered
against him. was further continued to the
15tl, instant, thu charge of stealing tools
was dismissed. and for stealing a tub OF
clothes he was sent on 10 the grand jury
Sidney declared he didn't know nothing
about none Of them things.
praise Aiiutl," said TOMS Gusson, as
he leaned up against the ra!fins a!d eased
a lame hand ard a i.,rlc shoulder.
Praise .AFlDh,'' he said as he saw his
assailant fall back into the clutches Of
the grand jury.
Albert Bracket (coorcd, Went into
TOMS place Saturday night and began to
throw apples and oranges all over the
floor, and shower the pavement with
fresll-rousted peanuts at cents Dag.
Tomis, in his musical Voice, pleaded il.
choice Syr:ac. but Albert didn't understand
what nc said, and began on the pears
when roms ana his wife Sail went for
him with the intention Of putting him out
of the place
DREW y KNIFE.
But Albert drew :. biz knife and siashed
Tom!s on the shoulder and Oh the hand
and slapped Sudi across the mouth and
Dit her finger
was il-foundetl. ACCORDING To the way the
Great Dispenser saw it, and he WIS sent
to the grand jury.
William Randolph (colorcd>, employed
colorcd Lawyer Lewis to defend Mn?
against the charge of taking g belonging
TO Sa!lie Parker. but, as the case pro-
crossed, the plot thickened, and the charge
OF forgery was brought up aga nst Wal
lie.
saliie gave Willie 81 to pay an INSTALL
ment u3on some goods she bought from
j. II. Busby. but Willie went out and
signed the receipt himself, and when the
collector came around. she showed him the
receipt which he pronounced Il forgery.
Willie went to Tile grand jury, alter nav
ing received q dose Of twelve months as
a suspicious character.
Richard Cragan was charged by Leon
Bridscwaier with taking coat three
wears ago: bat, upon the promise OF do
ing better, he was allowed TO 80.
J. r Rose (coloredD Was charged with
taking some money away from another
fellow while under the influence of liquor,
and he went down for ninety days as d
suspicious character.
LITTLE CASES.
Mitchell Chapman tcoIoredb took all UNI
brelll tina. belonged 10 another fellow, I'M
der the impression that it was his. Ninety
days.
Mary Fortune (colorcd) was charged g.
% for being dsorderly on the street.
VIM. Morgan WAS drunk and disorderly
in a bar-room. and it cost him s..
Wash Neblett (colored) was charged with
having beaten Rosa Neblett. but sorrow
prevailed Oh all sides, and tlle payment
Of costs was sufficient for the satisfaction
OF the Great Dispenser, and the same ac-
ton was taken in the case Of c. Is. Nor
veil. who was charged with threatening
Mrs. \. a. Lee.
james Wilson, for begging on tlle street,
will work for thirty days on Squire Su-
gar Bottom Jones rock-pile.
Lizzie Alien lcoored, was assessed 50
for being disorderiy at Seventh and Cary
Streets
Ada Allen (cooredD went down for ten
days for being drunk on the street,
Blanci Booker (cnlored> paid The pen
atty Of being drunk and disordesly, to ;le
tune Of $50 ana costs.
George Benton tcoloretD was allowed to
so, upon the payment of s.. for being
drunk on the street