The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-10
South Richmord Bureau.
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Phone Madison i75.
After remaining out bare fifteen min
ntes the jury OF the Husiings Court. Part ..
which for the last three days has been
considering the evidences In the $500 dam
age suit of Isaac Tinsey against the
Baughmon stationery Company. returned
day afternoon. Tho night was a most Bit
ter one AND long drawn out, but The verdict
OF the Jury came. as surprise to many
spectators of the trial.
Tinsley, who ia a painter by trade and
lives at 400 West Seventh Street. was
crippled for life short while ago while
working on q job In the Baughmen Com
pany's plant n G was Injured whom
pioye Of the company started an elevator
over which ,rinsley was, working.
The Baughman stationery Company was
Represented by Leigh r. Page. while D. l..
and W. c. Pulliam appeared for the plain
tifr.
for this term. and ii is probable that the
court Will adjourn the first OF next week
Want Matter Settled.
That the opinion OF Major Miles Martin
chairman of the City Democratic Commit
tee. in regard IL tho status of washingto ton
Ward in the Legislative election is not con-
sidered final was made evident Last night
at tho meeting of the washington Ward
Democratic Club, held In the courtroom Of
the Hastings Court, Part 2. This subject
furnished material for long and Serious ar
gument, In which nearly every member OF
the club Joined.
The discussion terminated in the appoint
ment Of committee of thrce-sersesnt ].
q. Saunders. DR.. a. T. Rucker. chairman
and, r. p. Shihett-who wore empowered TO
visit in person and solicit opinions from
athe various Democratic authorities In tho
city. State and county. They were author
lied TO ito everything to have the matter
as the campaign is about on. AS soon M
the committee completes the investiga ton
81 chilled meeting Will be held to hear the
report
While there were many expressions OF
hope that Washington Ward would be al
lowed to vote in the past, II was recog-
nized by all that the chances are that the
new ward Will have TO cast Its ballots with
the city OF Richmond In this contingency
1t was determined, that the club should
name a candidate and do everything pos
sibe TO- secure his election as one tof the
fve representatives from Richmond.
The discussion of the finanoes of the club
and the Way in which the treasury was TO
be supplied occupied a few minutes. and
was finally postponed until the next meet
ing. In regard TO n hall for the clubs
meetings the executive committee was in
structcd to secure one for the next meet
ing. Several new members were proposed,
and their names referred to the executive
committee for consideration.
In Police Court.
4. u. Cronin, white, aged twenty nine
and John Gibson, coiored, aged fourteen.
We're arrested By PatroIman Baughan yes
terday afternoon on the grounds of tho
John X. Smith shows. charged with fght-
Ing. The white man injured the negro boy
before the officer could part them. Both
Will appear before Justice Maurice In tho
Police Court, Part 2, this morning.
James E. Stnyg, charged with Nopera tin s
wagon on the atreets OF South Richmond
without the proper license was fined SIS
yesterday morning by Justice Maurice In
the Police Court, Part 2.&8
j. c. Phaup. CHARGED with allowing his
mules to run Mt inrge. WAS fined $260
a- Dropped Into Three. WIZ
a spectacular balloon nscension yesterday
afternoon from the grounds Of tho Smith
show, Mt Fifteenth ahd Hull Streets. by
Prof. Churchill. who claims 70 be the only
one: EARNED neronaut in the world. furnished
a bit Of excitement for the crowde thai as.
semblod to SEQ him parform After scrap
Ing clouds for iwhiln the professor! cut
loose the parachute and descended grace
fully into the top OF ntree q square or
more from the point of his ascension. The
balloon followed shortly, md was recovered
without Injury. s "A,
Work About Complete.
So RAPIDLY has -the;.work of installing tho
now firt alarm telegraph boxes In Washing-