Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-28


Colonel Aylcti: To whom did you
deliver yoH bundles at the train?
don't remember.
Mr.. Meredith Can't you remember
anything except O'Clock
No answer.
Colonel Aylctt To whom do you
generally deliver your bundles:
generally find passengers who ]
know are going down.
How is It that you know ] O'Clock
and don't know anything else:
can Z tell.
Sssss nellie rray.
Ar. Brown Evans read the following
by consent
- Mr.. Thomas j. Cluverius and nv
self had been engaged up 70 the time OF
ms arrest for two years from last sum-
mer, with one intermissIon Z OF three or
four months iHterlined in penciD about
eighteen months ago. Miss Fannie Lii
lian Madison knew OF our engagement
from conversations with me up to Sep
tember. 1853. She knew Of our Ell
gagemcnt w 10 June. 1894. for re
ceived one letter from her IN June.
1854, IN which she made mention OF it.
] do not know of her knowledge Of the
engagement since then. Since June,
1894, ] have received tw3 letters from
her but N neither Of them die she
make any mention OF 1t.
A. y. EVANS,
Sc Of counsel fOT 7 J. Cluyerius
Nv. L. AyLETT.
Mr.. IVAN acknowledged the courtesy
OF Colonel Aylett and Nj. Meredith IL
SAVING him the necessity Of calling Miss
Bray to the stand.
Something was also said by Nj.
Evans about the Commonwealth once
proposing 10 have her as witness and
then backing out.
Colonel Aylctt said that Mr.. Madi-
sol proved what they had proposed TO
prove by Miss Bray.
william u. CIuverius Kia'veerz.l
The prisoners brother was now
sworn. lie seems TO be a few years
older than Tommio; rs taller mas Q
trIm figure. lIght mougtachc and haIr,
and hIs cOuntenance Is very often, Il
not generally. wreathed N smiles
he underwent a prolonged examlna-
ton, and al the time maintained great
composure. and rarely hesitated IN an
swcTine 8 question.
THE TWO BROTHERS.
Nh. Lyans Mr.. Cluverlus. where 40
YOU reside:
At Little Plymouth.
Are YOU relative Of the prisoner :
] am-hIs brother.
How long have you lived al Little
Plymouth
] think eight years.
Where
Al my aunt's. Mrs. Tunstall's.
Ind or not your brother live al the
SAINT place;
Yes. SIT, all the time'except when he
was al school.
What schools did he attend
Colonel Counsels for two sessions.
and Richmond College for Two sessions.
Have you or not an intimate know
ledge OF al ms movements:
Acs. sir J have.
Has there. or not, been any freedom
on the part Of you OF your brother IL
wearing each others clothes:
Yes. sIr We often wear each other :
clothes.
Did he or not exercise the same
freedom IN wearing yours that you dlo
IL his,
Yes. sir: he exercised the same free
dom. lie wore mine frequently, but
think ] wore ms ottener than he wore
mine.
WHEN TOAIMIE LEFT HONE.
We're you or not al nome Oh tn,
18th of March
Yes. sIr; ] might not have been a
home IL the day, but ] wa IL the beC
when he Jeff lie started early to NEE
tine O'Clock tram from West Point Il
/ Richmond.
10 YOU know or not II he had an,
business engagement here;
Yes, sir he mad business IN Rich
moud.
NII. Meredith DO you know II o
vouf OWL knowledge
] snow /, from nv OWL knowledge.
TOMMTE's BUSINESS HERE.
M TyAns Can ven stale that busi
ness
knew that hc had a suit for Mr.
BRAY about land IN o bankruptcy
court. There was some sort OF COB
tention between Mr.. Bray and Mr. Lump
I i'm and MIR. Trlce.
| De YOU know If there was trustee
( advertisement for the sale Of that land
do. J copied several OF them nv
self foT Tommis
Who was the trustee
John J.. Tsyior was the substituted
trustee.
! lid he Or not saw ms visit here wa
10 see about this land IN the bank
rupt court
heard him say So two or tire
4 times.
TOMMTE WANTED COMPANY.
Did YOU Or not hear HIM express |
desire, or make request Of any On
TO accompany him TO Richmond:
Mr.. Meredith objected.
Mr.. Evans insisted.
The Jury were sent from the rOor
and the point argued.
The Court ruled the question out.
Defence excepted.
ERIs0NERas SHOES.
Mr.. Evans Mr.. Cluverius, 40 vol
know or not what sorf Of shoes you
brother won 10 Richmonds
| Yes, sir; pair of CATERS.
/ DO you or not know the number o
sizes
The shoes were 81.
We're they those he usually wore
| Yes.
DE YOU knew II they srs the shoes h
/ las on now
/ Yes.
4 Did he or not wear overshoeS:
I Yes. sir-
/ Where are they now
1 AT hOme. have worn them myse
sinos.