The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-12

The southern portal of old Trinity. and - IN
! tho shadow Of the monument erected 70 the
memory OF Captain James Lawrence. Oh inc
There are now twepty-four members Of the
| old Knickerbocker family OF Van Ianot oo-
| cupying inches in tho vault. and to-day the
! tventy-ffth member will be placed therein.
! Tho last time the vault was opened was Ia.
May. when Wynsnd Van Zandts eides' sen
| was inferred.
The burial will be after The funeral services
| at plainheld and win be attended, by MEN,
bers Of the family only.
LESSON TO LAWYERS.
lawyer William NJ Mullen and Lawyer
Hermann Vogel were on opposite sides III
case before Justice Bartlett, in Brooklyn, yes
terday. In an affidavit Lawyer Nogel I'm,
pugned the integrity Of a Judge. lawyer ana
the district attorney of Richmond county.
II will not permit such an athdaVlt 10 %
fled in this court" said Justice Bartlett.
There is too much loose talk OF TINS Kinu IN
dulgcd in by lawyers"
Turning 20 Lawyer Vogel, he continued:
AS an attorney you are an officer OF this
court and If you bad any knowledge OF such
facts as you embodied IN your, clients am
dayit OF collision between the district sttor-
ney and the Judge il was your duty to lay the
matter before the Governor
Il WAS forced % make this affidavit" said
LAWYER Yogel. because of the affidavit set
ting forth that my client had been impris-
oned, and only prepared it to meet that
charge"
That certainly is your excuse said jus
tice Bartlett, but the case must be presented
10 me on other sfidavits. will dismiss the
motion without prejudice TO either party
giving you time to flenew atfidayitS"
CAPTAIN wooDRicK's WIPE.
Mrs Belle 7. Woodrck is suing for sepaFa,
lion from William Woodrick, the captain OF
the Red u" line steamship Caracas ohe
fell in love with the Captain when she was
eighteen years Of age and was passenger
with hor parents on bis ship,
They were married in April. 1884 and went
to housekeeping in fine residence at Jamaica,
Long Island.
cruelty He wouldn't allow her to receive
her friends ia their home, and he made her
wash the stableman's clothes. From Feb
ruary 2Sth TO March 7th Of this year, while
his vessel was in port her husband was home.
She Says he threw a wrltinR-desk at her one
night because he found her in bed when he
got home. On April I'd he dragged her
through tie halls by the hair For week he
beat her every day, and on June 18th he
twisted her wrists and when she ran into the
yard 10 escape this torture he dragged her
back into the house. She says she IS suffer
ing from nervous pr0stTation in consequence.
captain Oodrlck 5 Saiary Is GI,uyO-
When motion was made before Justice
Bartlett in Brooklyn yesterday for slimony
and counsel fees the defendants lawyer SAID
no would get up a counter charge against
Mrs WoOdrlck.
ACTRESS BERNARD BEKRE COMING.
cable dispatch received here yesterday
announced that Mrs. Bernard Beere, II well
known English actress has resolved TO make
q tour Of this country. The dispatch said that
- III -
for A season Of twenty weeks. beginning IN
November. 1892 and that she will present her
impersonation of Fedora IN her repertoire.
Mrs Deere was the first 70 play the part in
England and she made hit IN 1t III London.
it was reported last night that Comedian
Charles Wyndham has definitely decided to
make another visit TO this country IN 1892.
Mr. Charles Moore. one of his managers ar
rived from London on Saturday for the an
nounced purpose of fixing dates for the come
dian IN the principal cities.
MADE ASSIGNMENTS.
Wolfgang Teschner. manufacturer OF IN
derclothing at 2G5 and 2G7 Canal street, made
all assignment yesterday to Lawyer Louis
Werner Of Is Wall street. His liabilities are
about $l2 600
John Farley. dealer in furniture and car
pets at 1894 to 2798 Third avenue. Mott Ha-
ven. and at 1868 Third avenue, Melrose, also
made an assignment yesterday 20 George
Beck. giving the latter preference for $3.50
borrowed money.
CHARGED WITH swJNDLING.
Lieutenant Edward S. FarrOw charged
with having engaged in swindling practices,
and IN whose case cOurt-martlAl has been
was seen ct Barnegat Park yesterday.
Barnegat Park is the summer resort that the
lieutenant doomed until il becatne fAvorite
resting place for army and navy officers. |
These and some New York business men like
wise interested IN the park, bring the charges |
of swindling.
The court martial proceedings" said the |
Lieutenant, are instigated by the koose-
volts and Holland Trust Company, of New |
York Their scheme is to ruin me and !
wreck Barnegat Park. Then they mean to
gain possession OF the park, which they know |
is worth o-day $500 600"
Lieutenant Farrow said he had begun an |
action for $3.50 600 against these defendants |