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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.
Many Interesting Facts Clipped and
Culied From Exchanges.

Culied From Exchanges.
The FarmYilo journal gives the follow
ing as some Of the nicknames in the town:
Legs. Passin. Casey. Red Jim. ~coOYcy,
Pee-Wee, Icllum. CrusOe, Big-Head. Bird
Qf.paradise. Zip. fi-emd. jig, fdisnc'
Br00m-stlck. Kemp, squire. snOw-dr0p,
Oid->lck, Boz, Doc. Tommy, shafts, Red
Headed. Wood-pocker. Tucson. Governor.
Pidgu. Uncle Fuller, Buck. Slider, Ritter
sinner, Chieius, Oppenhimer. B0gus. Bub.
>hOe-string, Rinktum. Mag, Steasy I0y
ton, hamsey seats, Coon lipes, Lost
Cause. Poss, Dutch. Buck. frog. later
Vine. Shadow, Chief, Light-Bread and one
eyed Confederate.
Mr. Fesus Hill. an old trapper living
near HIPS Mill. on the Hazel river. caught
in a steel trap one night last week one Of
Mr.. b. J.. Bywaters' hound dogs and "a red
fox. He SAYS the only way be can account
for the most remarkable catch is that the
dog captured the fox near the trap and In
the scufle for life or death threw the trap.
catching the dog Joy the hind foot and the
fox By the fore foot. They were both alive
when Mr.. Hill reached the trap. and seem-
ingly ON the best Of terms. nut as mad as
the devil with the trap.
One day last week a cO0rcd boy. near
WinstOnyille. started for mill ON a horse be-
longing 10 Mr. lOWell lie rode down the
railroad track, and was caught in deep
cut By am approaching train. The boy
leaped from the horse, and running up the
bank escaped unhurt, but the horse was
killed.
The Farmyille journal says: "lf the new
military ban becomes q law. Governor Nc
Kinney will have a new 'entileinemt,' that
Of Mai0r-beneral. H0nor%do gather thick
and fast upon our distinguished towns
man."
The Baptist Church Of Farmyiile has a
membership of DID,: Sunday-schOOl scholars.
lj2: teachers, n; officers. !.
The Baptists will build a church at
Brandy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Rain, Thunder and Lightning-L Leesburg
-Confederates.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Feb. 13.-Ihe Lees
burgers are preparing for the Confederate
reunion for Tuesday after neNt-tne 21ih.
They expect great crowd. Clinton Hatcher
Camp will have charge of the affair and Col.
Lice White SAYS he'll have table that VIII
banquet 900 at a clip. Lee Camp OF TINS
city will probably attend on special train
returning about midnight
The funeral of Miss Bendheim took place
Yesterday afternoon, and there was IN III
every element of expression that belts the
lamentable death of popular young wo-
man.
The interment was in the Hebrew plat
where the headstOnes face the setting sun,
Here there was perhaps larger concoufse
of peOple than on any like occasion, ana
they were nearly all acquaintance ana
friends Of the family.
Letter-carrier Howard lost a chiid by
scarlet fever yesterday.
A couple o. evenings ago there was some
excitement created ont ON st. Asaph ana
Ouepn streets by young woman attempt
Ing 10 lash a young man for something ne
had said about her. and the old gentleman
coming into the aflray. The girl called the
vouth 10 see her. and he expected Do was for
The old gentleman % wallOp him. so ne put
a rock in his pocket. ON meeting the young
woman she produced a bundle OF switches
and began 10 switch him right ana lelI
which he took in fun at first, and then
crashed her around the arms and took them
Tom her. She cried out for the old gentle
man. and while handling the youngstei
rather roughly he was Whacked over the
head with what be thought was DiacN
iack The Mayor had all three before MN
Yesterday and fined the young man lor using
the rock. ,.,,,o., man
An evening or two ago YOUNG man nan
named Albert COnn0r OF tiis cltl' Nen' vi
the LOudOun road Win lhe i',''',. ln''i''loii y,
IringinO back "A better half. M the person vi
Ms Fannje. Mr.. Frank Williams daugh-
,er They were 10 return and have fecele
lion here and then 20 of for money in'on
trin North. AL. went of ON the ocivCh
train and his brother John TOOK lhe =, .l'
Sor Fredericksburg. 10 return Win Ml7'
Iohn nee Miss Julia Cone, about ine s"i,le
hour When the reception was helo III .%,i~ %
evening there was a surprise III s,''o M AZ
some and a merry-eO-rOund ior an. .,.
minister. Rev. Mr.. Bishop. who went uoMr' WI
.,ish fob, came ia for his Joke also. ne
vented fo know If there were any hVre "
sirin0 10 be married before the day ran ""''
He got no response. u..1aoot, uouse.
is quite III. .s ,,o county board
Of e,iperyisors the following fesoiu'''" ""'
resolved. That the attorney OF thus D4'',", p,'i
I,mes y. Clement, Esq, be ana ne - nsno
hv directed 10 make claim for tue 'ilV",is ~
exnended by this county from ioo' ~ ',,,l
for school purposes. and for caIihS ~, .;,od s
MAINTAINING the paupers on inc an,,n Sa,,vn
states Government Teoer'a"0N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
TIE EXODUS OF NEGROES.
coiorcd Men Of Warren and Hal'ak w
pose n.

fas, Monday. AZ lisiloton. several hun
dred coinrpd men Of Halifax and Narrvn
met i'm opposition o. the exodus movement
Rev. :. B. Craiom presided, aud W. r
Young was secretary -, =.
rhe meeting was addressed hy Rev. VI. =
Hall, W. r. Young. Osborne HARRIS NleN-
lguwn. Jack Mills and other '"i"reA men
and bv REQUEST Of the meeting captain - =.
Leach. eN.>heria Lewis, Colof.l " y
Johnson. Rev Mr.. Holden, B. X. bio"h"s'
Esp. and others. -, ,.o c,t-
\ special committee pitsehieo 'n, '''-
lo,vinr resolutions which were sdooted
Wheroas There are several cmls sfation
AGENTS in our midst. for the purpose GA en-
gcinc people OF our color % emigra,e 10
Aistauf sections Of the far South and west.
and the said agents frequently misltad anu
deceived our cOlOred friends, therefore, ie-
That we desire 10 publish and make
known that the plantlag interest - thls
section must not bee jeopardzed ana our
y,Qh,e ~ eitizens invaded ny Nuch "-cn'7
on others bt inducing colorcd men 20 pre"S
up their homes NJ this season OF inc fe'.
p That the presence ana Mp'N m -. -,
agents among us Is dcinoralizing to the n''st
interests of our race. an injury % our i'fih-
ors. and creates a feeling of insecurity III
AN business interests la This sccion.
r That AN such agents and their aeipefs
be respectfully requested - deei', li"h
further efforts tO induce the labor OF lh'>'
counties tO leave. -.
4 That the colorcd prcacaers, VINO nav
inc obtained the confidence oi ihch ule'h-
rem i'm the name n The Christian iehtivn;
and would now betray their confidence aho
.ell their own flesh and blood Tor p'u,
sim nf money. have stolen the iNtif on
heaven ~ serve the devil in. have brought
dishonor on their offices. disgrace upon inc
church and infamy on their own heads.
b THAT a committee of i've ltNo g"od
white and three cOlored mem De- appoinicd,
whose duty 10 shall he 10 respectfully nouiN
an accents who come here that We clnhot
reasonably submit 90 the prosecution oithef
business in Onr midst. -,
Captain j Z Leach. colonel W. y ',nn
ston. ". =. Young. Jack Mills and N'o
snow were designated a. the cohihi, i,ie,,
The Charlotte Chronicle says. X. \. VII
iiauia who l. the chief OF the labor lcmigra-
fioui agents at work In North Carolina, re-
ports that hc alone has sent 22,VVV negroes
out of the state. he says he has never YET
nut "A negro on the train without having a
home and labor contract provided lui MN.
TIo has demands for 300 negroes. Monday
and Tuesday was the most exciting
the labor agents have ever tNp'.
riencod. They say that nouees on
warning are posted nj several towns. one
man WAS driven away while ho was en-
doayoring 10 get a school-house tnll Of ne
rroos. There are two agents from ihe iar
louth still az worl, there securing negroes.
The white people. they say. do NOT propose
to have The lah0rers stirred up now Mhrn
the crops are being put in. The farmers IN
the northeastern counties are ti'Hi4 'uit'',
nm and some agents have been threatened
with lyuching.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
RElOsvlLLE.
Big Tobacco Planting in Prospeci-Hap-
penings in Brief.


penings i'm Brief.
RFrpsvuLr. y. c.. Feb. A. Special.
The unprecedented spring-like weather has
STIMULATED the farmers 20 begin 20 get
ready for the coming crop. From present
nr0spccfs there will be an almost bOundless
tobacco crop planted. The cause Of this Is
supposed 10 be the exceedingly high prices
that the leaf is bringing now. At hrst II
WAS thought that nearly the whole crop
was Iieht and yellow. but the offerings are
getting heavier in the body. For the past
two weeks the breaks have been better IN
both quantity and quality than at any
time since the harvest.
Mr.. Melville Gambrill. who Is largely en-
gaged in cotton manufacturing M MARY
land. and who moved one 0f his mills from
Wilmington, Del, last year o. THIS place
has been spending several days IN iwn. lie
finds labor much cheaper here than IN towns
of like size in the North.
County Treasurer smith, who has been
quite sick with pneumonia, is much better
Mrs. II. 4. Harris. who came 30 near De-
ing accidentally killed by chloroiorni Is
nearly well.
Mr. Thomas Penn has invented a very
ingenious car-cOupief, which your cores
DOndent understands has h.ea taken hold oil
bv Mum a CO.. OF the Scientific American
10 have patented. They have great faith ~
the device.
The Acme Paper Box Company, which
vas established here year or two ago, 10
the second story Of a store, has found II ne
cessary % take larger quarters. They have
had four-story brick building special.
fitted up for them, moved in and are turn
Ing out big orders. They run in connection
one Of the best equipped, strictly job Office
in the state.
Mr.. W. p. Fife. the drummer Evan
gelist.v accompanied by his wife, Is in th
/ citv ON his way 10 his home in Fayetteyllle
/ from Milton. where be had splendid re
yival OF .Old time religion
II il now thought that the Richmond an
Danyille will build railroad from here
Kernersville. nothing authoritative howeNe
has been heard from headquarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
NORTH STATE oLEANlNos.
Impediments to tie Pubic SCHOOL
Many Facts of Interest.


superintcndeut Hughes writes 10 the
Sehonitaacher. "Ihe chief rock 0f offence IN
the work of the public school is lack ot
sufficient provision by Legislative enact
ment. out oi this. spring nearly aii vi inc
most serious faults. The school districts are
too large. Oue teacher bias To albinl, VIZ
work of thfee. the attempt ~ nrell
alout the only result. The salaries oi
teachers are entirely TOO low, lew 'n''i
tine ranks from choice. thc same ain"un' 'l
urrparati0n necessary to On one Tor i'A'h.ns
will pay far better than almost my 'nlns
.al-o In spite Of the low salaries the iehth
OF the term is -iniulll 7nviii wv" Vt ''''o
months at best. -
Tbe East Carolina Fish, oyster. came
and Industrial Exposition tn Dee helu az
New BeIne promises tO he an event ~ ~
little impOrtaucc. so pains have he.h
shared fo make if success. II VIII p'
onaned February 2ith. boy Coy. io"le'
and will continue one week. among
other distinguished men eNpec''u
are cx-Presideut Cleveland '"l'l-
nors F.tlhugh Lee and Gordon, senators
Vance and Ransom, Minister Jarvis ana
Hons WsO r. Branch. l.. l.. Polk ana :.
n Alexander Each day will De- mad.
special feature. with military paf"d'.'
tIianco Dny. Gala Day, and Fireman
Dav. A line band has been engaged I" pay
There are two sites at Raleigh for the
Rantist Female University or college. 'ho
of these Is I'M the northern part Of ihe ciiy'
near the residence Of the late Henry hoi''-
cai. Esq.: the other. iust east oi the cotpv-
rate limits. on NeWberno avenue. in whaI
Is known a. the ,eawcll grove. Eiin'i ri'"
is admirable witl grove oi el'ho "','
and plenty Of land. Rev. Dr. lhonas ~;
/ skinner accepts the oliee OF hnan'ls,i
secretary, and will at once begin ihs HoiN
of securing an endowineni Tor tue 'hifei-
/ sity. lie has had great success in secnrinS x
gins Of this -0ri from wealthy men, au" VIII
devote himself ~ his new task. ,-,,.
The fox-huntors have returned 10 Doiu.-
boro from their "trip into Greene county D"'
the foxes on Tom Edmund>on.- piantsl'u''
were TOO neet and knowing Tor tne uo1r'
The BOYS say 10 was put up Jpp DelN,,n
\ Tom and fhe foxes. However t1is may ~
the foxes are stll! in tDe woods, waiting ~
run again some other day. ,...,.-t
lieutenant William l.assitcr u 10 'Nioiu'
his old home. after On absence oi ten Year,
ON military duty IN the Northwest. DuhhS
the past four years be has been aclins -
regimentai quartermaster at foft DouS'A'
salt Lake City. vu
Alta meeting of the directors Of the WI
miugton and Weldon Railroad, held ~ bai
timore. Mr.. Warren G.. Elliot was elec.''
it, president. 10 succeed the late iaipeh'e'
since iS53 more than 5000 students ha''
been educated az Rutherford College in''
came from every state ~ the 'hipn. 81.
Colonel ". J.. Saunders }. engaged -
busilv AS bis health will permit. on TIE 90
: lonial records u North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

GREEN BAY, Feb. H.. Special. Mr..
Robert ". Price, merchant at this place,
had on last saturday night a bag OF meal
and some flour stolen from his storage
house. Mr. Price finding no locks broken,
kept Quiet and concluded 20 secrete himself
i'm there, and If possible catch the rogues'
and ON "Wednesday night, with his brother,
A. ID. Price, hid inside, and some time after
wards heard "a noise. soon persons were
heard inside, when "A match was struck and
one OF them. coiorcd youth, was caught,
the others running oil, bat were afterwards
arrested and told on the others. IL turned
out that one Christlcr kOwictt, son Of the
colored preacher. Jerry Rowlett. had false
kew. and il seems as il they had been going
I'm for some time. Jerry Rowlctt. Christler
K0wloit and IalcOtt Clark were All sent TO
iail to-day 10 await trial at County Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
DOlNGS IN DANVlLLE.
The True Refcrmers'New Hall-Mrs. II. +.
Nicholas Removal.


DANvILIE, VA, Feb. a. Special. The
True Reformers,a well-known col0red SECRET
society, recently purchased hall i'm this
city. and last night dedicated the same %
the use of the order. The ceremonies were
very interesting. The Grafton was delivered
by W. W. Brown. Of Richmond. a prOmi-
nent officer Of the order
The summary removal Of Mrs. Il. T.
Nicholas. the wife Of a well-knOwn Repub-
lican from the p0stmastership Of North
Danyille and the appointment of r. T..
Scott, a latter-day Republican, has thrown
that town in a state Of curious excitement.
Mrs. Nicholas. who has made the best post
master the town has ever had. had received
no intimatiOn Of her removal and the first
she knew OF q change was the announce
ment in the papers Of ~cOtts appointment.
II is believed that Malone bad her removed
because Of his enmity against her husba nd
Mayor Ellyson, of Richmond, is i'm the
city on business connected with the Old
Dominisn Building aud Loan Society.
DR.. /. p. Hoyt. the city coroner, is quite
i'm with pneumonia and is not expected 10
live
On the 30th Of May last, during the prev
alonce of a severe wind-stOrm. a slN-stOry
brick building being erected by James g..
Penn for a tobacco factory, and nearly com
plctcd. was blown down and six men killed.
A lengthy legal investigation followed, and
the condition Of the walls. ETC., was duly
considered To-day T.. II. Boisseau. the adj
minstratOr Of David y. COly. one Of the
men killed. commenced damage suit
against James G.. Penn for the sum of ten
thousand dollars. The case will DE tried at
the April term Of the Hastings Court of
Danyille, and it NAV be followed by several
more Of the same sort.
A severe wind storm. something on the
cyclone order, passed over this section this
morning. beginning about 1 "a. IN. and
lasting until 10. Several fences and chim-
news were blown down i'm the city and in
North Danyille a two story frame building
occupied by colored people was demolished.
Two cOlOrcd women and a child were in
the house al the time and the escape from
instant death was miraculous. As II was.
one woman had her shoulder dislocated and
the child was slightly injured. I'm the same
town another house was unrOOted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

counfV'a inferaat Ia Luiidfn0 tho Narnoriaf 4
bridge acros- the Potomac. from Arlington
20 Nashingt0n TO urge the improvement Of
certain county roads by the United States
Government and the conversion Of the un-
used portion Of said Arlington estate into "a
United states Government experimental
farm.
lhcre was very severe rain storm, with
thunder. lightning and high winds. this
morning, doing considerable dnmage io
trees and roof, No serious damage report
cd, however
The cantata kebccca was presented az the
Opera House tonight before "A large and ap.
pfeciatve audience. Fifty persons in the
cast. Ircitiest entertainment Of the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
FROM LYNCHBURG.
The Death OF Colonel Corbin NJ. Rey-
noIds-The Fight over the High Bridge.

nOlds-1he right over the hlEh btlnEe'
LYNcHBURG, Va, Feb. H. special.
The death of Colonel COrbin NJ. Reynolds,
Of B0tetOurt county, was received here yes
terdsy with much regret by bis numerous
friends. lie died in IitusYille. Fla. where
he has for some years been i'm the habit of
spending the winter months for the benefit
Of his delicate health. Colonel Reynolds
was treasurer Of Virginia some years ago,
and made a most honest and efficient officer.
lie declined a reelection because Republi-
can politics did not suit him. He has filled
many responsible positions of trust and
honor in his county. and was during his
long life fine type Of the old Virginia gen
tleman. His death will De deeply regretted
by a wide circle Of attached friends, who
knew him but 10 love and esteem him as a
citizen and Nirginian.
The fight here over high bridge connect
ing Diamond Hill with Federal is very
warm. and the City Council holds special
session next Tuesday 10 decide the question,
The cost is the only difficulty in the way.
The price Of tobacco is pronounced 20 De
better here to-day than for long time
Some fine grades sold here yesterday, made
i'm West Virginia, at S3J and Sil. The mar
ket was not flushed with quantity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
WILLIAM MlLLER'S CASE GIVEN
TO THE JURY

1hnlof tltlone at DanNilie-NcWs From
Iynchburg, Petersburg. Alexandria and
Other Points-Condcnsed State Para
graphs.
LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. IA. Special. F.
The Miller case is now with the Jury, who
will come into court IN the morning at $3.50
With a verdict, The day was taken up first
with an eloquent appeal 20 the Jury by =. l..
Glasgow for the defence. lie was followed
by Hon. 1hoAas y. Williams, the widely
known criminal lawyer Of Lynchturc, who
surpassed his brilliant record as ploader be-
fore jury, Eminent lawyers. educators
and Judges heard his mastery speech, and
the consensus OF opinion is that nothing like
il ever has been heard, and When this
is said II must be remembered
that Shelley Lticher and such able
lurists ac those practiced at this Rock
rridge bar years gone. II the jury reports
other than verdict Of acquittal, public
opinion will be generally disappointed,
The Commonwealth closed with an argus
ment on the law as it bore on this ease.
A heavy rain last night caused rise i'm
the rivers, and 4 heavy landslide ON the
Chesapeake and Ohio, near Miller's. fifteen
miles east, and all trains were DELAYED
eight 10 twelve hours.
The Buena Vista Company elected the
following directors late last night: Clark
and Denniston, Philadelphia Moomaw
and Jordan, Buena VISTA Norman.
lynchburg; Miller, Elkt0n; Patrick,
StauntOn; TaliaferrO, Richmond; prcsi-
dent Barclay, ex-Odici0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
The PARNELL COMMISSION
Mr.. Parnell Wants to Know "hA' '"'
Government VIII Do.

LoSpoS. Feb. I4.-In the House o. ION, Don',
mons this evening Mr.. fsrneil lnquiisa 'a
what action the government ptOp"s7on "
take on the report OF tue Iecla 0ol''. ,a
Mr.. W. II. smith replied that the report na1 l1
ni. ~ -. ~e...ived Yesterday evening. and
v"'' ~ ,vsrnment had not yet had time 10 de.
asS ,,',on a course Of action. Mr.. farneli
e'uV .'u',od an amendment 20 the address in re-
iS'e ~ to the Queens speech, that the coercion
act be repealed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

has been progressing since Tuesday, and
will not 20 to the jury before to-morrow.
Senator Peters has been attending court as
counsel for Davis.
Last week Mr.. W. :. Rodd killed beaver
az Smith River mills. about two miles from
town, and il weighed about sixty pounds.
There are said 20 be a good many beaver in
this county. but this is The first caught,
Mr.. !. 4. Penn. ohe of the most promis
nent Young merchants. died last week, after
a shOt Illness, ir0m pneumonia cOmpli-
Gated with grip and inflammation of the
stomach. and will be a serious loss TO the
town and cOmmurity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
SAVAGE FIGHT.
A Kansas Fraeas over Railroad tlee-
lion.

WICHITA. KAN. Feb. ll.-At Harper
sixty miles south II here, the ballot DoNes
for four wards in railroad bond lfoposi-
zion vote. were stolen Wednesday ni1ht.
There was a bitter lsht OVER ihe election
wednesday. and Il is supposed me lfopos'-
tion carried. The ballots for Two precincts
against bonds were not removed. IN
ATTEMPTING tO take them yesterday
street fight Was started, In which
one hundred 0r more men participated
One man was killed and MANY were badly
injured. II Is thought several were htaii,
injured. As fsr a. known The names ot me
Injured are: Tom ~aDin. cowboy, siarhed
with a knife, since died; John llliofl,
merchant. m0rtaliy wounded; SoDtft Z:
Thomas. badly cat sud struck on ne head
with "A club. probably fatally injured;
Henry Morgan. shot In the arm and head
bruised: John NUl,cy, cut In Ten side ara
bit with stone on the head, -.
r,ously injured; Clarence Logan, head
badlv briisedt Oscar Reed, shot IN the
neck. may recover; samuel clayton. lett
leg badly hurt bv a bullet alnpntauoh
pr0bab.y necessary; Nllas adams, dahfei-
ous knife wound In the breast; Thomas
Clancy. flighifilly cut On neck and sh7ai-
der. len ear cut OF; Mike Murphy, nos
roken and left eye Knocked oul by cruz;
an unknown man from AniAonf' .cu' ia
abdomen 80 that bis bowels piOtfaV'N' '"s
.ugies likely 10 prove lasal'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
THECOTTON-OlLT TRUST.
Injunction to Restrain IL From keorgan-
ixing the stock.

NEW YORK, Feb. l4-Judge Lacombe' IN
tho United states Circuit Court to-day,
granted temporary injunction restraining
fhe Cotton-On Trust from disposing Of, or
in any way interfering With the property \, IN
lts possessi0n, and 20 show cause On fep-
rlarv n. why the injunction should not pe
made permanent and receiver appointed.
The Injunction is based on an anida'H Dy
Vim. Wall. representing a large hunlDel
Of stockholders, who aver lhat !ne
managers Of the trust have caused .ho
trust certificates 10 be stricken Ivni 'no
SOL Fxchapce lists, and are about 10 re-
a .yonize the trust on basis whlch would
canse loss 10 the complainants. Mr. " ais,
complainant, charges the management VITA
ross extrsyagance and mismanagement'
and with attempting to divert me enor-
nous profits Of the concern TO tnei own
benefit