The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-17
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Justice Crutcllficld Had Small,
but8Varied Docket Before II.
,..,3s. Him.
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ED. BANK CASE CONTINUED
Negro Charged With Running
Over Small Child DRINKS !.
All There, as Usual.


For Monday morning tk;:t docket IN tho
Police Court yesterday wns a disappolnt-
ment. but while II ,as not as lengthy
as the ones Usually handed out on the
first working day OF tho seven, 1t con-
taincd all kinds OF cases, from murder
down to crap shoo ting IS 4; MI Il 9s y
Edward 4 Banks, the negro who Is Enl-
legged to have run his wagon over IIzra
Manning, q three year old negro boy, on
Brook Avenuo# Saturday. had HIS case
He was charged with the murder OF tho
child. Mr., + 5tsl Ieim, il proprietor OF tho
Troy Laundry II here Banks worked wont
on the neg 70 d bdnd In tho sum OF 900
for his appearnnGe in court.
II Martha Mayo alias Lucy Smith, who
was turned out of jail about q month
ago after having N served a 81 seance for
stealing, was convicted o & tho charge OF
stealing two pairs Of pants from the
tailoring establishment OF ]. Ebol NJ q
sons ana will spend four months In the
villa. She. was employed in tho store 10
do some scrubblng, and took the two
pairs OF pants. They were worth about
s27. SKI Detective Gibson arrested, and the
woman and her conflicting statements
convicted her. y sft5 M &. sS5
lie Fox, u a n egro. will explain to 9
jury why he stole SIS from, the person
OF James Robinson, q an Sunsuspecting ne
gro. Robinson said that he had the;
money in the side pocket OF his coat md
that Fox was playing with him. When
Fox left he looked for his money and
couldn't find It sis3 a EEL 35
- Nine negroes. for shoe ting \ crap. 7 were
hauled Into court by Officer Acree (the
ofIicer's name Is pronounced Occrce"),
and each one paid 1920. They were
playing In the rear OF Mo- 400 East
Franklin Street. # Y.
ii5 Charles Ostrander paid SO for hitting
negro while two other white men were
also gpummelling tho Africnno.
Theodore McKnn and .16hn Martin do
mated $3.50 each for their fun on the
streets. &5s II %sySfs- 4.
a negro, stole pair OF shoes from La
svInia Selden, and he was allowed 20 60
on this charge. but was soaked S2.5o for
cursing Layinia. $5 /, !,
Josephine Woody and Irwin Davis paid
in the aggregate s. for their little ca.
,rousal. 83 i'll 3S5 8s5a %Ba a
Charles Massie, white boy, was caught
playing crap. HIS father said some bad
nov had given his son the dice, and his
son had shook them. Dice are not 7'
proper things for boys to have and yo 70.
must give mo So so this time SAID the
One John, and the boy paid the amount ~
Harry Daninls. alias Diamond WASH a
lngton, a negro, whose head was as sick
as an onion, didn't have the 81. that the
court wanted Harry was g ]. little : ais-
orderly In the ward when INC 5on 'H's
Frank Jackson didn't mako any defense
when he was charged with beating q
woman. .'she deserved IT, ne said. ana no
IA court asked him to contribute $40,
y Isaac Thurston walked INTO INTO v.,a !st
store ana got sassy with the proprle!o O.
The white man used his cane on isaac s
head and Isaac had to see g ptlysicl =,
to, get sewed together. isaac WIS un'. nsed
VIII WI pelng eo; nlso1H pa y It, IT,
',1Wnlter Wallace. for being disorde 9
,vns. nssessed az saw buck. aand Marina
Trent paid $3.50 for threatening TO- carve
up Josephine Hopkins. t3S I,