The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-25

'.ns,, ooohs snow lne transfer of stock from one
pessoh W ahother.
,.o,n ,o,H ttn u .nouSano dollar registered bonds
,a,,,o1 'mu Nv .,l " mlChess, Which he said be-
,oiSe" W .lie sihhihS tund, and which had
U ovoh tna'geo 10 receivable coupon bonds.
inese oohas were changed on 9th February
into receivable coupon bonds, Nos. 13, ,G24 to
l5,Ho3 inclusive, Tor $1,000 each. ,,s. .1s
| Ih'. Nisc Caii you give us the names of
"hy o' ltie part,cS III whose names these
| SHY Dona' sIand on tue books!
| MI. morrison ine lirst hftcenl were Is
| sued, and if taken in order, would form
part of the five bonds numbered 113 13i
135, 100, 1Gl. They were converted into
order coupon bonds on the 9th June. 1879.
| in the name of Bradley n. johnson he
Parker, Campbell & Co., as follows: 1925,
1864, 1865, .l3, $685. 13,G4s. 1858, 1864.
| 1868, 13. GAG, 13,G49, 1865, 1866, 1867.
1865, 1860. There were also two coupon
bonds converted on 18th December, 1873,
into bonds. registered in the name of Bradley
II. Johnson The numbers of these bonds
were 13. geo and 13GGl. .....-......
On the 9Th Of June, 1878, Parker Camp.
bell & Co. registered fifteen of the sixty of
the bonds which were issued in the place of
the six ten thousand dollar registered
bonds in the name of General Bradley IT.
Johusop. which are the same bonds lust
alluded to.
The Numbers. whom the change was first
made into the common bonds named. were
1864 to 1868 inclusive,
A Juror: Do you ever rccollect baving
seen this number s1S,100.25, which is now
SS,lO0.25.
Mr.. Morrison: Yea, sir. am pretty cer-
taln. am so certain of it that / would
almost stake my -. am certain of it. +
was In the habit of putting the price of the
st0ck IN the warrant. My attention was
caied TO 1t by comparing the book with the
VOUCHERS.
Juror: hy what Gid you test the accu-
iacs %, u naIi.'ee-Sncct iIs taken from that sink
III: iuuu oouh' WV,
W. 49, I,,i.. rson ny, ny the I[easurcrs
:., DHoN, Tn! n"!o .on npnieu anu oalahced up
ms book accounts lor I'LL the Donus that are
pald lof.
4 Juror 10 you Know "hether the Com.
LllsSlongrs Vi 'ne o'iiN'''5 una ever counted
'lG ponus s;u
Nj 81, moll !son 49, Wv not' t,,i si' i.,o.ha,,a
Ml. Moillsoll iui.ne' st'l'a tI'' ponu -,
lclGl!cu 10 sessetv ono nS n,S'o io ui VI ai .vn
s,eiuu D1lius m ~ Vi I vyI os nr1,in IW W.
"! fnd tma This s1o 900 i
t;ouad ~ rmI nI IN tho ,snnr, ," o,raauy snoien of
''oA'" - u.Ion p w,Irrp
c.o,o c,,rar;utenIort oc puhI;c Printing
800 tooI, tx ,ha s,onJ doscrihod tho manner
.1 thn ,ario,,S renorts nre cent 70 him
~ ni'en W. .ln;.,ioa .,o anJ s,ia ,h,, IN 1873 AIr
" " pe p.'. .. "r" ,,s " nmt 81 ti,o c;nI,-
cleW4,.. p1lntcu Sac ivlu.' VI Az f,Isn,-
NY 9La -Sotiilii.o:ioiiols @ ll.':lni ~ -
,h ,i.t salu 5os.rosd aSd thot r ,ras not hc
Dy 3sen ofslos Gu no ti oa II f"r mai !. not no
sor;had tba manner of corrsrtin1 nrooc
scFlneu LUG Ina ,Iinc, o rooo,eo,on W. nf Ihe cow
:n.1:a' W. ",;onI"r ooso W.. - r'
III ;,ri' Pa .,o,, ,,o,, of,or
hr' ise; !oui nonUt sn... nom - rIs
| THIS oook IN evidence. me prlhteo IecolUs'l
MIR. barkSdale we on)ect. - ~.
| ...t DETECTIVE PAT. WOODS,
being sworn, was next examined. Saiu .nas .
| he arrested MI. Coleman apou: ha!i past :, .
oeloch' Inc WARRANT vas pu1 ~ n1n n'ne' ~
at the scconu statloh-nouse. "eht u'lect "
Mr.. Coleman,s eoaroins.hou$e. inquired
at MIR. Neaps boardlns-house for eoionei
| Coleman. WAS told De was upstairs. 20,
| lored boy then Went upstairs WIN nun anu
| Knocked 7at the door. Colonei coleman
i opened the door, ana witness entered
and said, "ColOnel, nave got war
| lauG lul Sou' AS i'P'E":
| it," Colonel Coleman had glass IN
his hand. lie turned ana Waikeu 10 the
VashStand, and then took drink OF water.
| Went 10 the bcd and buried his face in bis
| hands then took Up knife and stuck hiui-
self with it. Witness cried murder. Cole
man said, about nm hour and half after he
had cut his neck, that Colonel Mayo had
been there. Witness discovered the blood
on the pillow.
| Mr.. Wise: Did you fnd anything IN the
room?
| lcs, sir. Searched bis pockets; in III
pants pocket found pockct-boek contain
ING 1925 and four coupons and some Che=a-
pcake and Ohio canal coupons. One OF
them had Il hole through it. Next morning
gave them to General Rogers. witness l00h 90 b,
the knife out Of his hand, and salu, "On
| Colonel, you have Killed yourself. 40.
Pat" said he, ~ haven't killed myself"
Examined the fireplace and saw some burn"
ed paper. Colonel Coleman was rs pale as
man could be. Found bottle in his bed,
which witness believed to have had chloro-
form in it had descriptive label on It,.
An hour and half after his arrest accused
told witness that Colonel Mayo had been
| there. .,.
Mr.. CAMPBELL on THE STAND.
| Mr.. Spriue Campbell next testified Stated
that he had exchanged consols for pcelers :
that he had purchased peelers. but coudn't
remember all the parties from whom he pur-
chased them. Mentioned the names of E.
Cohen, Isaacs, Taylor &5 Williams, r. II.
| Naurv & Co., Thomas Branch 6 Co. Re-
ceiyed consolS. which were changed, from
| Colonal W. ID. Coleman and Colonel ,Josepb