Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-08-03

For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather. light local rains northeast to southeast
winds lower barometer in the southern portion
and slight changes in temperature
:. {. NEALE.-As stated in yesterdays
GAZETTE. 5. c. Neale, arrested in Denver
COL, reached Richmond Tuesday night and
registered at Ford's Hotel The indictment
found against him by the grand jury Of the
|. :. Circuit Court alleges that he, the sail
Sidney Chapman Nealc, being director of
the First National Bank of Alexandria, of
the Stale OF Virginia. an association organ
lied under and formed pursuant to the prov
-ion5 Of the act Of Congress embraced in IT,
tie 80 ofthe Revised Statues of the United
States. before one K. kcmper. a notary pub
lic duly appointed, commissioned, and quail
lied Ior the city OF Alexandria, did swear
that he was the bona fde owner in his own
right o% ;hr number of shares of capital
-locsl, q! ne -ail bank subscribed by him and
standing III his name on the books ofthe said
bank. H. required by the said Revised Stat
ulc-. and that the same were not hypothe-
Gated or in amy manner pledged as security
for any loan or debt.
When arrested he was associate editor of
the Cdurado Rep"6fican, a leading Denver
paper. and counsel for several mining COM
panics. He had when out West always
gone 10y his own proper name.
TIL" STATE reporter says: Before making
the arrest the detective visited Alexandria
to SIC what he could make by it, and found
on inquiry that not only no reward had been
offered, but that Il majority of the people of
Alexandria. amongst whom Neale was once
q great layolile, rather wished that he
should mol be -molested now that he was
safely out Of their way. The charge of per-
jury VIE: delicate one in the catalogue Of
this mans alleged financial lapses, but was
sufficient for an arrest.
Mr. Ncale was taken to the Office of Uni
ted States Commissioner Thomas S. Atkins
yesterday morning by the United States
Judge Hughes, who was in Norfolk, was
tclegraphcd to as TO whether he would &C
ccpt bail, and, ifso in what amount.
Col. F. l.. Smith and Mr.. d. A. Windsor
left here this morning for Richmond, the
former rs counsel, and the latter to furnish
the bail for. Mr. Ncale as soon as the Judge
fixes the amount
. The New York Times says Facts were
presented TO the Grand Jury sh owing that
Neale had given Mr. William Graydon
of this city, some of the bank stock as Sc
curity for a loan Of $4,000 Mr.. William
Graydon isl wealthy gentleman who lives
ut No. 81 West Twenty ifLh-street, i'm this
city, He is spending the Summer, with his
wife, at Long Beach, and it was in the large
hotel there that he was found by Il Times
reporter last evening. He said that Ncale
married lady for whom he (Graydonl had
been guardian. After the marriage Nealc
Unsupported Trustee tors some cousins of his
wife, who were minors, and in that capaci-
ty he obtained possession of some valuable
nr in tho Wnct In1iac Ia
ged this property for as much as he could
and applied the money, a little more than
S20,m0, I" his own Use He also got con-
troll Of other funds in various ways, and
cody pockeltd them. Mr. Graydon said he
never Jaw Nralc until just before the mar
rage, and hc understood ut that time that
the young man was not only honorable but
financially responsible. The loan of Sc, coo
Mr. Gr,y,lnn believed to be well secured
and he expressed the opinion that he would
eventually set his money. The embezzled
property he feared was dead loss, as he
understood that young Ncalc had spent ev-
cry dollar of his dishonesty acquired pos
sessions That man must have got ut least
100000 from different people, said Mr.
Grayd"n. He got control Of $4,000 worth
ofproprrty belonging to n widow and used
it all up
that he WAS made the cats paw Of Graydon
but that having drawn the nuts ont of the
fire, he held on to them which brought about
the disagreement that led TO Neales
troubles, and Graydon is considered a. very
culpabc by many.
Baiird.-A dispatch from Richmond this
evening says that Neale was taken before
L. s. Commissioner Atkins and bailcd in
the sum of $1,000, Messrs. d. 4. Windsor
and J. a. Marshall becoming Sureties.
POLICE NEws.--The only criminal case
before the Mayor this morning was that of
Fannie Boston, charged with beating Sc
vercly 4 little colored child on Tuesday
night last for giving her some impudence.
Fannie, in default Of the payment of fine,
was put to work scrubbing out the station
house. The station house is undergoing a
thorough cleaning, and several women are
needed to do the scrubbing, so ''the girls''
had better keep quiet or Mayor Beckham
will have them on their knees.
There were no parties up to-day for main
tanning nusances on their premises, but
there is Il good deal of grass yet remaining
in the streets, and q batch of summons for
grass growers is being prepared The
Mayor says all parties must remove the
grass from the street in front of their prem
ises at once or pay the penalty for violation
of the law on the subject.
PER5oNAL.-Mr. l.. Stovall, Of the firm OF
Brown & Stovall, tobacco manufacturers
Of Danville, Va, was in the city to-day.
Messrs. Brown 4 Stovall are the manufac-
turers ofthe Satisfaction brand of tobacco,
one of the most popular brands used in this
city.
Rev. Mr.. Tredway, of this city, has been
elected director of the Jackson Grove
Camp Meeting Association.
Messrs. Edward Green and ]. W. Wheat
will leave here tonight for Oxford, Nova
Scotia, where they will join the en- ginee1
corps Of the European and American Rail
way Company.
Mrs. VIM. H. P Berkeley left last night
for visit to her brother-in-law, Col. Albert
Monroe, in Kinston, on the Hudson.
RIVER TRADE.-Inspector G. w. Hawk
hurst rcpots recent arrivals at the riye1
front as follows