The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-12

40 ooo and included 81. 200 for brass CONN N
S1.vv. sn'tu,.agrapbs. hat bands. services VI
s.nne,o,sner and lunches ad hDi.un,. a."
nambers OF the House cou,n', '',son Tho finn,
counts. whose duty u Is 70 p the introduction
eral bliis; o.. ne limit such expenditure Ia the
future. =
The Sun gives an account Oh heh'S
serving on jury ms follows IL. ,;eo Harry
se V,serdav for the first time IN his iiie henry
= 'rea seryed his country as a Juror. ~ was
oevt's Srnerior Court He is busy writing q
IN eho 90 he wanted to be excused. But
pp'J,a freedman wouldn't let MN on; lie
united last Monday that he had other kindS
81 business besides being an editor anu 'nere-
| frre he il not exempt as an editor
~" frl ST case before tho Jury was damage
sr;t Tor IS 600 brought by Israel Epstein
oaainst the Chambers-Street and Last Broad
way Railroad Company. Epstein leh "hiie
leaving car on Madison street
Mr. George sat in the middle OF ,ne iront
row. where he had to hear all tnst was sara
,.ra,bar no warted TO or not. lie put up a
loot on the low railing in front OF the Jury
box and stuck a thumb in the arhhoie oi his
vest. 80 - ,..o.o
what ia your business ?" asked Attorney
Morris Untermeyer for the plaintih.
II am a writer came from INC 'n"" 0'
hind the foot on the rail ,u,
You are the author of several wen hno"n
books on the subject of labOr-one OF which
has been widely disseminated
Yes trust such Is the case
Can YOU decide case between man anu
corporation or between rich and poor WITHOUT
prejudice 2" asked the attorney
~ think So" replied DIR. george taxing
down his feet and sitting upright with as
We copldn't sit still during the trial. lie
nolisbed his glasses with silk handkerchief,
edged about in his seat, crossed MS knees
took them down again. put ms 1901 on inc
co,o rost brushed back the few CGnandagua
~ on tbe top of his head. pulled down his
vest and then settled down IN heap with Ms
elbow on the arm Of his chair and his face
buried in his hand.
Mr. George was the first juror TO return
from lunch. and toothpick kept nm busy
for the next hour. lie seemed to feel better.
He was much Interested as the plalntln TOOK
tbe stand and described the way the doctors
i'm Gouyeneur Hospital pummeled and
drugged HIM. Epstein reproduced the cries
that he uttered.
.Hewey, Hewey' ! thought they were
killing me. he exclaimed.
Mr.. George Strengthened mp and listened
iptently. Then he broke ont into a grin as
the former house physician told about Ep-
stems case and SAID that he thought that 1t
was fake accident"
The only time during the afternoon when
MIR. George seemed to be an appreciatIye lis
tener was when the plaintiffs attorney was
in the midst Of a vivid description OF the
mans headong plunge from the car.
Just about to be hurled beneath the hoOis
of the horses he was saying.
That's not so There WAS only one horse;
IL was bobtailed car" broke in the com
panys attorney,
lit doesn't make a particle OF difference
whether there was one or two horses, inter
rupted the Court in evaporation. 90 on
The Jury was ont half an hour. and brought
in sealed verdict Mr. George said. as be
came out, that lie rather liked jury duty. but
that the trial was altogether too long-winded
for him 1t will not be known until to-day
whether MIR. George voted for labor or for
capital.