The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-05
Cha GED WITH
FAST DRIVING
Buggy and Bicycle IN Collision on
Grace Street.
sll1IIE CHILD WAS. BADl Y HURT.
TfsGrc.1 DISPENSER Disposed Of tho
Cases by lmposinE q Fine orIcn
Dollars Upon Mr.. ". p
Berry.
l1II1E CHILD WAS BADLY sHURT.

Tho line OF msscreants before the throne
OF the Great Dispenser yesterday was
aorsg but that had no. terror for the SUE
g,reme Dispenser and he swept everything
before him like the prorei'biai clean broom.
Adr.sA W. p tserry was charged With dIiv-
ing al a rapid rate OF speed along Grace
Street near Belvidere, and running into.
the bicycle belonging to Mr.. E r. Hutch
inson, upon which were Mr. hutchinson
and his child.
Nr. Hutchinson said he was riding SLOW
~ across Grace Street, and did not see
s the approach OF the horse. He was Knocked
down, and the child was thrown several,
feet and painfully hurt
~ Witness testified that 1c. Berry was dfir-s
ing too fast. and other witnesses said he
was not going at q great rate OF speed.
One witness said the horse was not gong
Easter than the average horse, but Sergeant
TYLER said he was going at least Twelve
miles an hour.
s., Ms. Berry said MS horse was not going
fast; That ne did not see the bicycle in time
to get out of the way; that the bicycle ran
INTO the buggy. and that the horse became
frightened wien the bicycle struck the
buggy and ran faster.
AS soon as he could could stop the horse
he turned and came back to the place of
the accident.
HE KNEW MR. BERRY.
us JIedI dSiSpellStsI= SaluH lnaI ne hHeWl
Mr.. Berry very well. and that he drove
fast horses. He had made up his mind to
charge him sos. but the evidence had
caused him to change his mind. as he had
a right to do. and he imposed n fine of $40.
Mr.. Harry Glenn was counsel for MI
Berry.
Tom Wall was faced with the charge of
cursing and abusing c. d. Profit. He said
that there was some luminosity against
him and he was a little drink. Some Of
The witnesses failed to appear. and con-
tinua1lce was had to the 9th instant
Emelirer Robinson tcolored) hit Ellen
Skipwfth with a stick. and she said that
Ellen had an axe. With which she threat
ened to hit her. but witness said that
Ellen was curing wood with the axe ana
Eraeline was assessed 500.
Tim Thomas Icolored) was fined $40 for
$ heinp disorderiy on the street car of the
Passenger and Power Company and draw
snr knife He said he was Dealing an
apple. hut no apple was in evidence.
Nsarinia Fowler fcolored) apuseu 1 ehiiie
CHeman and it footed up 81 40
~ stokes (coloredo said he carried
nistol for MISREPRESENTATION at night Ills
,s.nplover said he was good negro pnt
n darkey named Black declared ttlat ne
drew knife on him In the parade OF
ho1 carriers. The discussion got down
between Stokes and Black. when the
fining Stokes $50, and sending him to jail
for thirty days.
George Masenberg (coloredo confiden-
tally told the Dispenser that he carried
razor about in his pocket to get 1t
hpned and not to cut anybody with.
Mr.. f. A. Williams had q suspicion that
George had carried off a lot OF his cloth
ing. hut George was emphatic in his
deniais, and the case went over to the
18th, for more witnesses.
Joe Shotwel was in bad shape after a
long drunk, and he was given thirty days
rest.
Grandson Pickett (colored) was drunk
and disorderly, but it was the first time
he had been arrested: $3.50.
The case of Mary Lee. charged with
cutting Annie Lewis last week, was fur
Their continued for ten days.
Walter Sales. the lad who was acct
dentally shot some weeks ago by James
Bradley, was unable to appear in court,
and the case was continued for ten days
Phyllis Burton fcolored) was fined s.
for driving a horse with a sore back.
C. A. Leach was fined S. for throwing
a rock at the medicine stand occupied
3 by L. r. Bennett on North Seventeenth
Street.
john Preston tcolored) was assessed
: 10 fpr hitting his