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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
NOULIb CONVICIED.
Sentenced to the Penitontinry for One Year
for Killing a Roy.

FLOYD, VA. Dec. 17.-Special.-Argu-
ment in the case of Roder Nowlin, who
is charged with the murder Of twelve
year-old Isaac Boyd, in June, 1893. has
been concluded, and the case placed in
the hands of the jury. A verdict was ar
rived at which finds the accused guilty OF
voluntary Inanslaughter, and fixes his
punishment at one year in the penlten-
tiary. A motion TO sci the verdict aside
was overruled by the court.
The trial OF Wilmer GoodykcontZ. VINO
is charged with the attempted assaS-
sination of Mr.. Ephraim Hail. near tnlS
place. In October last, was Degun mere
this morning owing to the prominence
OF the parties concerned and the bCldne9s
OF the &,tempt on Hairs NE. TINS ~ ~
Courtroom has been crowded since the
beginning of the trial, aud many lauieS
were present throughout the day, atteh-
tive listeners and evidently deeply inter
ested in the proceedings. the eVld lt'i ~.
brought out so far is very strong aSalh9'
Goodykoontz His friends say, however
that there will be little dithcultX IN pro-
ing him innocent. The trial VIII occupy
several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18

Baptist church. Rev. J. l.. Barksdale;
and his flock are at Ioggerheads' anu
iockcd Inc preacher out To-day. on
Application OF BarksdaIe, Judge Aiken
issued an Injunction against the trustees
or the church restraining them from keep
the nastor and worshippers. 10 Is prob
able that a lengthy law suit viii follow.
To-day Mr. John Hughes, tobacconlst,
while standing on an elevator In ms
factory. was struck on the arm by n
pain OF which he tainted and fell from
The elevator a distance OF fifteen feet
receiving very painful and perhaps Sc
rious injuries.
Ivnwood Hall. white boy, set fire
20 a can OF powder on the SUBURBS oI
the city. An explosion followed ana tne
boy was badly burned He VIII proDdpiy
lose his eyCsighf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
JCDGE kELLY's REIIKEMhNI.
A Distiug uishs Jurist OF tho MARION Dis
triet-His Successor Judge Shelby.

MARION, VA. Dec. l7.-Special. The
last Circuit Court in this county ana CIR
ct,it over which Judge James a. Kelly
will preside closed on the 18th, his term
of Office expiring on the 3lst instant.
Judge Kelly has been on the Dehcn ioI
nearly Twenty-Five years. An ldea OF 'he
esteem In which he was held by our
local bar can be drawn from section or
resolutions passed by them, Which says
THAT we regard him as one OF the
purest most learned cOnSclenuouS ana
able OF Virginia's jursts. and In retiring
from the bench il is no disparagement TO
the reputation and distinguished aplllly
OF Campbell. Fulkerson Estell ana others
who have been his predecessors IN ounce
60 say that in all the attributes that 20
10 make up a learned lawyer, conscien-
tious, impartial and eminent Jurist, he
was the peer of any OF them.
This is high and deserved compliment
TO Judge Kelly, and was very feelingly
and eloquently responded TO by him.
His mantle will fall on Captain john r.
Shelley. who was elected by the Leglsla-
ture last winter.
No higher or more meritorious compl-
ment than that paid him by Judge Kel-
~ on his retirement could be recorded
hence / quote IL. as follows: II consider
II the GROWING event OF my good fortune
that j am TO be succeeded by one SO
worthy of the high position conferred on
him. His social qualities. his culture, his
moral worth, his legal attachments ana
his large experience in the practice OF
his profession for many years, give as
surances that ne will adorn the bench"
Judge Sheffeys first court Will be held
at Abingdon In January, 1880.
The friends Of Professor Fred. Boat
wright (and he has many here are great
~ gratified at his promotion TO the pres
tdency of Richmond College.
A change in postmasters here is expect
ed soon. The delay In changing prior 10
the Ninth district congressional conven-
ton at Bristol is by most of the patrons
placed at Narshall's door.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
nenth OF Nj. Thomas Il. Haynes.

Mr.. Thomas II. Haynes died suddenly
Of apopeXy, Saturday, at his home. 100
north Fulton avenue He was porn III
Northumberland county, Va. and was
siXty-one years old.
At the beginning of the war he was
living In Essex county. Va, and was
among the first to volunteer for service
i'm the Confederate army. lie became a
member OF Company X, Fifty-fifth Vir-
ginia regiment, and served as orderly
eergeant of his company until the end
of the war. Mr. Haynes was with his
regiment in every battle fought by the
Amy of Northern Virginia, and was
with il AT the surrender at AppomattoX.
His regiment was the one through which
General Stonwall Jackson passed in go
ing to the front the night he was shot
at Charlottesville
Mr. HAYES went TO New York after the
war and engaged in mercantile business
there He retired about seven years ago.
He was unmarried. Baltimore sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
Telegraphic Breylt es.

The bodies OF the two Schultz chill
dren, lost last Monday while coming
from school, near Waupan, Wis, were
found Sunday afternoon in a bog, two
miles northeast OF their home. They
were lying with their faces to the ground
with their hats and wraps on, and with
81 oW under them. which would Indicate
that they fell after considerable snow
had fallen.
The Mallory Line steamer San Mar
Gus. from Galveston, for New York, broke
her shaft oil Hog Island and was lowed
into Hampton Roads Sunday night.
The home OF Rev. Solomon Beckerman,
OF Cleveland, Ohio. caught fire at l
o'clock yesterday morning. His two little
daughters. aged seven and eleven years,
were burned TO death. The other mem
bers Of the family had great difficulty
in escaping.
At the opening Of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals yesterday Chief Justice Fuller
announced that upon the Adjournment
of the court on FRIDAY next, the list
instant, the court would take recess
until Monday, January I, 1885
The Government papers indicate the
probable appointment Of B. j. Oster as
Minister of Justice. to al the vacancy
caused by the death of Sir John Ihonp-
General AMI John Kennedy who muir
dered James r. Lowry. the sta
ticn agent at Shell Mound on
the Nashville. Chattanooga ana -.
Louis railway. and then robbed the Of
ice a wear ago. were hanged at Jasper
Tenn. yesterday. Both men made con-
LESSONS before the drop fell and the
General" also stated that they had been
implicated In other robberies. They pro-
fessed religion yesterday, ana were pap
tied the Methodist minister performing
the office. -. ~,
The Naval Construction Board mas ue-
cided to put a five-inch rife on the , lore
castle of the Marblehead' as an anul''0',
ant
once. in order that the ship may Ret
away TO the West Indies about the HrS'
of the year. ,. - 7
William Fazard. Of Elizabethport, y. > !.
Md. Yesterday, who demanded money
Fazard eaid he had none. and the negro
fell upon him with knife. FazarPs cries
for help frightened his assailant away
ard the injured man was brought to tn'
MARYLAND University Hospital. with three
gashes i'm his throat and neck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
Hiss Elizabeth G eason VIII Le Here.

This morning at o'clock the resery-
ing OF seats for the Fourth Star Course
entertainment will begin AT the office Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
The entertainment VIII take place on next
Thursday evening in the big hall. and
Miss Elizabeth Gleason. the well-known
dramatic and humorous rector, OF
Boston, will on that occasion appear BE-
fore the public She will be ably assist
ed by the Webb Mixed Quartette. This
entertainment will be for star Course
members only. while on the following
night a similar programme VIII be eX-
ecuted for the public.
Miss Gleason has very high reputa-
ton as lecturer. and wherever she APP
pears she Is drawing full houses. The
members OF the Webb Quartette are well
known 10 Richmond audiences. and have
proven TO be very popular. Large attend
ances may be expected both evenings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
A Runaway on Grace street.

About 2:3O o'clock yesterday, while Mrs.
Moses Millhiser and Mrs. Henry Gunst
were out driving. the horses that were
attached to the vehicle IN which they
were for some reason became frightened
and dashed off down Grace street.
The negro coachman did no, jump from
the box. as was reported. but held on to
the rens until he was finally pulled off
the seat and thrown TO the ground.
At the southwest corner of Eighth and
Grace the carriage collded with a tree
box in front of the residence of Captain
Andrew PZzini and the ladies' were
thrown violently against the side of the
conveyance. the shaft of which was shat
tered by the force of the collision. while
one of the wheels was broken from the
axle. Mrs Gunst was unhurt, but Mrs.
Millhisers face was cut, and she received
several bruises about the body. Al
though painfully hurt, she is not serious
" so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
JUDGE WfLLCOx RESIGNS.
lie Will Not Accept the J"dse.hip prime
" rfnlL criminal C"ur.


NORFOLK, VA, Dec. l6.-SPeciatii;:1,r1,l MS MS
morning Judge-elect Thomas r. miieoA,
who was elected by the last Leg s.atrre
10 preside over the new criminal C0urt
TO be opened IN THIS city January !, 1870,
rendered his resignation 70 ooVeIHo!
O'Ferrall The position VIII pay ABOUT
s.. 900 per year. -, 1900 .o-
Judge Wilcox states as his reason 10Y
his course that when he accepted the APP
nnfntment he was IN bad health ana the
IIace would not entail much labor upoa
him He has. however. fully regained MS
strength. and does not feel that he VIII
he Justified In giving up his law practice
for the iudgshp. Mr.. Wilcox IS one OF
the brightest young lawyers in the city.
There will he a half dozen applicants
for the place.
The NOrfolk bar VIII mold meeting soon
and agree Upon some one TO be nominated
to the Governor for appointment Mr.
Johl Il. jenkins was Mr.. WILCOX
strongest opponent. and VIII be an apph-
cant again, ii is said.
Last night the office of the NorfolK ana
North Carolina Steamboat Company was
entered ard robbed of numerous pack
ages awaiting shipment, some express
packages being among those stolen; me
door was forced open in the rear ana then
carefully nailed up. The thieves cooIiy
walked out Of the front door with tnelE
plumber. The property stolen is worth
several hundred dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
Rapti / Missionary Soci ".

The Baptist Missionary Society was re-
organized Sunday afternoon at toe Second
Baptist church, and will be known here
after as the Baptist Missionary Society OF
Richmond and Manchester.
Each church In the two cities will be
entitled TO three representatives in the
association and the pastors will be eX-
ofticio members.
The Sunday-School Association Will also
be entitled to ten representatives.
The society hereafter will draw regular
support from the churches. instead OF
being dependent on voluntary subscrip-
ton. as heretofore.
The society will meet the third Sunday
i'm January TO elect officers. A city mis-
sionary will probably be elected at the
game time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
RUWIN ROANOkE DEN.
Dock Howard (Colt red) Probably Iatsl'y
Gut The Pl,ce Rnided by Police.

ROANOKE, VA, Dec T.-Will Port
(colored). about o'clock yesterday after
noon. in the Mechanics Club an iIfa-
nous den, attempted to murder DOCK
Howard, also colOred. Howard has cut
on the scalp extending from the back OF
the head to the forehead, several lncheS
above the ear, and was evidently cut
with a sharp instrument. The negro was
taken to a physicians office, ana was
very much shocked and depressed from
a hemorrhage, and it was a question
whether he would survive the treatment
Of MS wound. Port has not yet Deen
caught.
Chief Of Police Dyer armed win a
search warrant, accompanied by two OH
GERS ratded the club yesterday evening
and captured T.. T.. Severance and Mr.
Comfort Doth white stewards Of the
club; three negro men, two White men
and a negro woman, along with a
gamblers paraphernalia. The stewards
of the club, before Justice Williams, TINS
morning were bound over in 800 bail on
a charge of keeping a gambling mouse,
and later in the day were rearrested ana
charged with selling liquor without a
license and on Sunday
Ross Anderson. one of the negroes ar
rested, was held for a further hearing on
the charge of being an accessory TO the
attempt TO murder, II having been SHOWN
that he furnished the knife with wh!eh
Howard was cut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
80 u.oo,d Rob Campbell third.

,,orrnne second. Bob Campbell 'hird'
Time, Elsa. Iii. calling Ton
snn Nezzotint third. Time. l4{l2
s Tniri race~nve-eighths of mile a...,
In Prewitt 0O5, Harold. to 30 hrss'
Eoo;hroyd second. Imp. Pomegrahate
'i1,u ,r,b race-three-quarters of mile
uetropole n14, a. Clayton. to - hrst'
Frank Gayle second. Rasper third. 1ime
1882. Ill, frr,ongs
sa,,inr-Raby Bill nO5. 4. Clayton, I TO
n first. Ixion second. Malague third.
Tin1e LIZ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
4 Beaut,lul WefIdin~

A beautiful wedding ceremony tooh
place last Wednesday evening, December
l2th. at Westminster church The con
tracing parties were Miss Octavia PindeE
and Mr.. FLOYD Hudson. The Rev. }
W. Moore, OF st. James Missionary
church, OBLIGATED. Mr.. Henry Walden act
ed as best man. and the ushers were Mr.;
j. Il. Pinder brother of the bride. ana
Messrs. Willie Harvey. Robert Crawford,
Lewis Ellis and Leroy Crenshaw
Miss Lizzie Stern was maid Of honor
and the ribbons were held by little MISS
Nela Stern and Master Howard Allen /;
After the wedding ceremony the bridal
couple went on a western tour. follower
by the good wishes OF numerous friends
They will hereafter reside I'm this CITY
where the groom is engaged in the DAIRY
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
StORewall Club. No. 81

Stonewall club No. So, Lyccum League
of America, held its regular meeting at
the Association building last night, with
President p. Morgan Shepherd in the
chair. After the transaction of the reg
ular routine business a discussion was
held on the question: Resolved, That
women are entitled to equal suffrage with
men" MessrS. William f.. Crawford and
b. Morgan Shepherd advocated the az
firmative side OF the question I'm an able
manner, while Mr.. T.. II. Courtney sc
dexterously handled the negative that the
debate was decided in his favor.
Next Monday being Christmas Eve. the
next meeting of the club will be held on
Monday. January 1T. ON that occasion
the council banquet will be held, and Mr..
William f.. Crawford will deliver the
Grafton The election of officers for the
ensuing year will also take place that
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
DIR. JOIN IORD.

STANFORD. CONN, Dec. 1j.-Dr John
Lord the well-knOWn historian ana leo
turer on historical subjects. died here
yesterday. He was born at Portsmouth,
y. IL. on September L. 1872, and grad
uatcd from DartmoU'h College IN lN3
and from the Andover Theological Semi
nary four years thereafter. After scrv-
ing for two years m the American Peace
Society, and preaching In Congregational
churches. he applied himself 10 historical
study md lecturing. beginning in 1870
His first subject was The Middle Ages, -"
bat i'm his tour throughout this country
and England, he also took up ancient and
modern history. Between 1856 and 1876
ne lectured on history at Dartmouth col
lege His principal works are: Modern
History for Schools THE Old Roman
World" Ancient States and Empires,
and Beacon Lights of History
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
Cable Brew I IS.

II is stated at the Vatican that the
Pores encyclical In regard TO the Apos-
tolic delegation Of the United states, VIII
be published before the end or the week.
II Is translated into English and other
languages. -
The correspondent Of the Central News
at Vienna teiegTaphs that Signor no
Htu. ex-Premier OF Italy. passed through
that city Sunday evening, on his way
10 Berlin. II IS reported that he He'd
from Rome to avoid being arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
MP. ROBBERY. y. JORDAN.

SOUTH BOSTON. Dec. 17.-SpeCIaI-
Mr. Robert +. Jordan died at his resi-
sixty-sixth year Of his age. Mr.. Jordan
was one OF the Oldest business men Of
this town actively engaged Up TO his
death. For many years he was large
merchant. but for the past twenty years
Tas been in the banking business. During
the war he was a member Of Company &,
Third Virginia cavalry. He was a man
of pure, clean life. upright and honorable
I'm all his dealings. and his loss is sin
cerely mourued by a large circle of rela-
tiVeS and friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
DBAIH OF a FUR fT-NiSEK
MIR. Frank :. West, the Oldest C.tizsn o.
Lous,a-Vsteran of the Mexican Wa

LOUISA. VA. Dec. 17.-Special.- Mr.
Frank Thornton West, one OF the Oldest
and most respected citizens OF this coun-
ty died yesterday at 7:S0 =. M, al his
home. Westland. In the Green Springs
nelghborhood. and was buried at the fami-
~ burying-ground at his home this after
noon. He was In his eighty-second year.
The deceased was the father of Thomas
+. West. DR.. w. b. West, George T. West
Frank Il. West, Jr.. Mrs. NJ a. Allen and
Miss Susie West. lie was a captain in
the Mexican war. Mr.. West went 10
California In 1913. and lived there for a
long time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
sx.femat c Wholesale KobberY.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. l7.-Ihe arrest OF
three negroes and recovery of 800 worth
of the finest fabrics and hardware mas
broken up a systematic scheme Oh Whoie-
sale robbery OF the old Dominion Steam
ship Company mere, which has been song
on for years. The principal Of the affair
had been in the employ OF the Old DO
his accomplices. who were drivers or eX-
press wagons, delivered the goods at his
house. which was elegantly furnished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
SHOT BIZ 4 COLOEED YOUTH.
/enpfe Wa tors Ser ou,lT Wondsd ut Dan
yflle-Aceideut 10 Mr. Hughes

DAN WILLIE. VA. Dec. lT.-Special.-
Jennie Walters. young colored woman
working In the tobacco factory OF q. =.
Hughes o a was vo sho' '9 Ss SS Sohn
working at the same bench. and both
sav the shooting was accidental How
ever Davis was arrested and IL In Jail.
TIE girl is badly shot in the back and
rhs pastor Of the Hish-strsst Colored
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk OF the Musings Court yes
terday issued marriage licenses TO the
following parties:
MIR. Frederick Claiborne Wilson and
Miss Maggie T.. Toomy; Mr.. James t.
Rogers and Miss Cornelia a. Luck: Mr.
stewart NJ. Pierce and Miss Eliza c.
Railing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
Weldon fatier,.

WELDON, y. G.. Dec; H.-Special.--
Mr. James Bryant, aged ninety-seven,
died near Enfield Saturday. He was.
perhaps. the oldest citizen in the county
and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
Among the visitors here is Miss Nellie
Lyons. Of Richmond. Va, OH visit to
her aunt, Mrs Dr. Pierce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
In on Printers Locked Out.

ROANOKE VA, Dec. 1.-THE Inion
printers of the Roanoke Times were lock-
"a ont tonight, the paper going into The
control Of the new management. II Is the
intention Of the members OF the local
union to start a cooperative paper within
the next few days. Strong capitalists are
at the back of the movement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
A Happy tnmily Reunion.

A very happy family reunion took place
on Sunday afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs. Pendleton. at Fairmount where her
father, Mr.. John j. Kuhn. celebrated his
seyenty-hfth birthday. All his children
were present. except one, who was de-
tanned at home by sickness. Refresh
ments were served. and some fine banjo
recitals were furnished by Counciln an
Adam Diacont, a son-in-law OF Mr.. Kuhn.
The evening was highly enjoyed by all.
and will form red-letter day In the
records OF MIR. Kuhns family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
BY F. k. Ellis CO., Aucuoneers aos Gust nroaa .uset
SALE TO-DAY AT 1880 O'CLOCK.

Two Handsome Parlor Suits Musical
monuments OF all kinds, Fine Table
D,,,'orv and silver-plated Ware. Elegant
u.asa Lamps and Tables, two Excellent
Bras Brass it 0ernsans-the Elegant Fischer -.
I a.ion irnright Piano, In ebony case, Will
Vctave Tor account of whom II may
c0ee,rreern.a;uitars, Mandolins. Accordions,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
A Fireman Rnily ScaldeI.

The crown-sheet of an engine hauling Il
freight train over he Norfolk and West
ern road blew down when opposite Blue
Ridoa This morning. Fireman James
Willard. of this city, was severely Scald-
ed. The tender was blown TO pieces
and a norton of the track torn up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18

Is there a man, woman, or child In
Richmond suffering from that most ag-
gravating OF all skin diseases, Eczema
IN So they can be cured with Quratol.
the latest and greatest discovery Of the
age. All druggists. 10 csnts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
MORE MEcKLESBUBG MONEY.

The community was very much ex-
cited last week by two men. one register
ing as John Smith and f.. j. Smith. of
W Washington. Ga. passing autographed
orders dated 1879 on the Mecklenburg
Bank OF Charlotte. n. c.. TO pay TO the
Mt. Island M.lls. or bearer specified
amounts Of money, signed Joseph Tate.
president and Thomas Deroy secretary.
The notes strikingly resembled United
states currency. and were passed as
such. John Smith deluded the officers
and made his escape. but has since been
captured In Floyd county. and is now in
the Floyd Jail upon the charge of pass
ing these same orders. r. j. Smith
was captured here and lodged In Jail
and indicted by the grand jury as T.. j.
smith. alias Il. Il. Oliver, on Two indict.
ments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
OBITUARY..
MARY z. GLINN.

Mrs. Mary ~. Glnn. widow Of the
late Peter Dabney Glinn. died suddenly
Yesterday at the residence of her son,
Robert L. Glinn. Barton Heights. She
leaves four children, Robert l.. Glinn.
Mrs. J. W. Frayser, Mrs. Thomas Radd
and Mrs. T. d. Saunders. Of Williams
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18

Wake up in the morning and see a col
lection of Queer People. IL will pay you.
The Times ad. will give you further en-
lightenment on this interesting subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
Chancery Court.

The Chancery Court adjourned yester-
begin on the first Monday In January.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18

The COMMONWEALTH Attorney of Henry
Receives Notice.

MARTINSVILLE, VA, Dec. i7.-Spe-
ciai.-The County Court of Henry for
December term has just adjourned. John
Roach (colOreD was sent to the penn
Tertiary for two years for housebreakng.
waiter CAME (COioredb Tor eighteen
months for malicious assault on kiah
Hodge. white youth. just ten years OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-18
WANING rnoM WHITE CAPS.

The Commonwealth Attorney received
a notice from BoXwood, Va. informing
him that on account of his investigating
the white Gaping which occurred in that
neighborhood some time ago before the
grand Jury, that nity-two men were
coming TO hold him responsible for Lis