The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-30

FORMER .nld thai The lSitEr loi1 nm The
District Attorney that 5000 had been COZ
lected ~ the Democratic committee in
. Richmond Tor the sole purpose n paying
7 capita'ion-taxes. Captain Vie s4id that
the District Attorney had acknowledged 70
him that Ii party had paid them too. The
Di~tricf Attorney replied that he did not
deny + ; whsi he vas complaining o. Wa
. the Ulpncr 0t paving them"
When tFr' District Attorney was con-
demuin- The gentlemen in Mr.. Muniord'.
Office Tor doing or allowing The erasure Of
Nr. Cars name. Mr.. Gray. one Of the
deputies q Mr.. Munf0rd. zoe and said
with considerable feeling: Il want to
{ correct vOu." or - want 20 interrupt
you." The District Attorney told him thai
i be didn't III down he would have hin
arrested.
Captain George D. Wise bOtiy replied 20
the District Attorney, defending Mr.. Nun
ford and hi- depufie,, and saying that Il
the Commissioner wanted 70 get II the
truth and punish frauds LEI him unearth
those peTpeirafed In this custom-house the
night before election. Let him di-cio-s the
secrets q this Frison-house.
Here something vas mentioned about
the United state grand jury. Captain
Wise said thIt he had been summoned De-
fore e. The District Attorney said A:
"Ye>. and YOU beS-ed II. telling me- y0u
knew nothing about frauds" Captain Viz
reforted that b. knew nothing of bis Own
kuoviedge. but could furnish the grand
jury with o list ~ witne--e-. lConTe--
meets MONDAY. and BE- did ~; wi-h % -
detained hc-eI
10" lr-illcT-AttorutF a-1in notified lliu
thar Dr. would ie summoned before tlf
United STATE, grand jury. Csptaiu Wise
-4iL - AI rf-iI-" " NJ. piel-art- .aid fha;
Captain Vic must know Thar j. was hi-
duty a. . ritizen 900 .0dzt c0mQiliut, u 81
crime D. knew 90 have been committed
Captain Wise answered. " Never mind
I'n make my cfrr,e, ar the proper time.
Mr Pleasant. declared thai he would
hear 20 nor, political -peeelr>. Tie cX-
animation 'hen Weur 0n.
oFuTED TAXE>.
NJ. Munf0rd .lil. in reply 20 questions
- 20 h9w supp p.eIn-nial asses, IleIt- ar
mld.. That The ~ did not require the-s
Ill. -utffu a f0r p -u.4r s-Innrt'. ir
ie u>-i lar omitted -aXe-; D1r when thel
we u-e1 that thy should BE- signed tl
1he party in Ter-9n. They could p. a~'
-e.,es upon Information.
NT. Piaa-ilt- ~-iL. ". b. could under.
.-ard that: hUt loVT dia @ happen t.1r m
fla-a E-f- fhtTe ws- al ati---a-i1r signed
tV NT. 6,ll.I - uF Iltary public.
VI Mul. I'd -rfI ffHt ans one io cor..a
adLiu.-'er au 1a-h r aU could hive 0nf
0i the-f rap-r- --t--t.i D-i re hil. A.
%. tn- a., u.-a na- a-- ..et tv li- deq-r
3D.. and .ru- IS 10 .I-. %. -lr peace.
b-tsuc, i.re ezr'-iIat -la. tle la- dee.
f1- require t.a ul- to g. a- 4ar-..r
rl- docs -le a.r.~-l .rI Do .---- .--- ---
Thar -he rar-v II. personally arl-r-.
on accom- of Doe -.rkre-- ~ ff- Ti--
Iar, A-..- I-. ..rsr. all iLt Do u.
Ct NJ. Vision both vItu-.-e- i1- Oh lcr
erru.ur. a fur-Le- hearing 0l rli- ca-e gvl-
continued Uutu Sturdy morning 50 u
O'Clock
Mr. Min--r -pfeared. gave tzi, iu >I.p'sI
ui-. Hon. 1eor-e y. Wis. a- surety. 90.
bis ease v-- ron,ll - --A IN-ru.trr -i,t
vR. 0EAY's CASE.
TIL, c.r-e We eyt taken uY.
llr. Mluf0ri WI- sworn. anc testified 81
o. -As au-hcrrl-i-v oi thc signature ef NJ
GRAY on t1e p1rer eNAinifea.
Nr. Nelson Pou-rl- shown 1'-- ef.-r,e.
Mn U. I-ovt.i. .aid n was nJl li- 3.
u.-ure no- lis name.
: a.. Utzuan. shown o list signed I. 4
u frtzMlu. sid T. WIS not bis -i-ll-ur.
and no. hi- nrm-. hu+ that Policeman tlt
..- -oil ulfrr-- h4 would Cd tLe tay-r-
..-t for him: received it through ,oun-.
man .url-' D.ir't reno %. N.r Wlt-l-'
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