The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-20

Given Reorganization of the CITY Rail
,.a, Company General Mention.
s. anticipated in ihc TIMES Yesterday
morning MI Wnu came into the liust-
iars Count accompanied by his counsel
and Mr Macon, deputy sergeant, 10 apply
l0ra viii Of habcas corpus, and alter It's
issuance got bnil
Judge Atkins. from certain personal
f,,itugs in The matter, did mol wish 10 81,
in thr case n was delicate matter, he
said. aul he fcll that some Other Judge
should act in the case.
THr WRIT ISSUED.
Nr Wnn's counsel. Ncssrs tlctt *
VIII. and Commonwoailh's-Auorney
Spai- wood. at once went 20 Manchester,
whore they saw Judge ingram, who is
sued ,he writ of habcas corpus and made
j. rDuIuahic at ( pm.
About { o'cl.ck yesterday morning
Nr VIM, Sergeant Garter and Deputy
Sergeant Macon took The Manchester
,ircc, car and went 90 the court house
Il5ee Ingram a,ccntcd the bench, and
The
CONSIDERATION on THE CASE
va. proceeded with by calling and hav-
iar sworn thc following Witnesses
+ VI. F0uquronn, J. ID. Price, Cap
tain q b Angle, and !. Harvey Blair.
Tie fr-t witness called was MIR j. VI.
Fouuurcau. who testified, in reply o.
Questions prlpouudcd 10y Judge VIII
tnst some time during the latter part oi
last month nc bad reason t0 believe that
... D. a. It WILL
ness had always considered him 10 DE or
as tsuc as hc thought he was On ihr
second day of ihc month, ! think IT WAS,
I concluded tO watch hin. I'm very
short wlilca man and his wife came la
That knew.
/ saw them luyiug goods, While Mr.
N.u did NOT make ANY record oi II To
.uy nnWlrdEc. Afterwards looked mp
lafl. books and found one of The largest
item uo upon The book-a small memo
rtn num l0Os that we keep for the pur-
IO.p-but sass sG i0 marked on the book.
Ilo man vino bought the goods was a
colofrd man who lived al Eukers. Al
omscl.lmc Ncut there 90 see this man
and found oui ias' bee had spent Sll %.
That WAS the first item That came 10 my
personal know ledge. The next day some
Indies came snd Mr. Winn waited upoa
them.
They stayed several hours-two or
more. perhaps, and be made a record OF
So6 90 fclt assured that 10 was more
thau that. pud i watched him and tried
to make 70 mental memorandum OF the
vaiu, ~ The 200 l-. hlt found IL impossi-
hlr FOB do so After the goods were put
up J ordered them to Doe sent 10 Mr.
Price, house went to Mr. Price,
house. instead OF to The ladies house. /
/ went io Nr Price house and examined
the packages. arl made it 500 3]. He
put down $50 10 Feeling assured that
Sir Nmu was n1' acting proper, called
him 1p-.aiis. and. far as can remem.
bcr mv words 90 him were these:
"Nr Nnn, within the last few days
thin.s have come 90 our knowledge that
cucyc us most deeply; thousands would
have given to prevent it Even now !.
pains me 90 make il known, hut the duty
must bc performed, and, 10 make a long
matter short. we have discovered that you
have been acting the hypOcritc.'
He gave no answer then asked him.
"Mr Wrn, what have YOU TO say
lie Gid not make "a reply, aud so }
asked again "Ned, what in the world
could have induced YOU 10 have done
,hi," his reply Wa, "Pcrhaps needed
money
/ Said MT Winn, that could moi
have lctn, for YOU had money to your
credit
then asked him, How much have
YOU takenl' His reply was, only a
small mount ] asked, "iow long? ~
He answered. Only a short time"
said. MIR Ninn, we think differently
think / said $4,000 His reply to that
was. Not so.' then replied, Mr NinH,
| do not say that all liar. will steal, but
say that DO know That all rogucs will
lie
had paner in my pocket at the time
and showed 10 10 him 1t was paper 10
secure nay loss, and he said 81 will do
so as far a. in my power, that he would
indemnify Us lie read il and said,
"That will take an have" | said, Il
cannot help it,
Upon hcing cross questioned, Mr..
FourQurcau said that Nj Winn had
$4,000 to his credit; that hc )the witness
would not tell how much the accused
took altogether, and that he did mol be
lieyc that iue amount Mr Winn assigned
$50 500l would cover The loss
OTHER WITNESSES.
Nh. j. Harvey Blair WAS the next Wit
ness called He subscribed to what Mr.
FN'qureau hal said.
Nh Blair salt that the books only show
that the firm did not make AS much
money a- they ought 70 have done, and
he iclt assured that there were lcakagCS
somewhere
Mr. Price said he Was present when the
package WNs optu,d az his house. lie
said be- could not give any new matters,
but was perfectly willing to answer any
questions
Ia answer 10 questions pTOpOunded by
Commonwealth Attorney SpotswOod,
Mr. Price said that he only watched NJ.
Winn two days, and lha, Mr Winn took
$ll.25 one day and $50 the next day.
Captain Angle next took the stand
and testified a. 10 the character If the
warrants sworn out by him against the
accused
This ended the evidence and then the
court announced
Il will admit the prisoner To bail and
place The bail bond at 81, 900
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