The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-10

cannot toll when my sister Mrs. Massey
became member OF the firm. DO hot
know how old my sister IS.
CROSS TXANI>i y.
Captain Wise: Mr. McCreary, how
much cash capital have you IN your
lusincss5
Answer: That Is my business.
Captain Wise and Judge Heath. NO,
sir. that is our business, and you an
swer the question.
judge prcntis. Answer the question.
Witness. We do not keep much cash
on hand. I suppose the cash and stock
bro the h.eincss is worth ablut A."r- NY
sister never did anything or took any
part iu the affairs ~ the business W
simply considered her partner, ana
gave her mOpey whenever she wanted il.
AlcCre8ry < 90. have brought suit scy-
eral times since the firm has been or
sanized Mrs. iassey's name was never
used iH the suits as q partner. Ine sAlls
were always brought lu the names OF
}. II. and a. j. McCreary & Go. AIRS.
Massey was never known ass party to
/ ans suit ia which the firm was interest
cd. NY mother is living, ana there are Nfe
cniidfcn. ! DO not know how mucn actual
cdsh we have in the firm. ] keep me
| DOCKS, but DO not Keep any ca-h-hooN,
nor 40 ] keep any expense account bee
tween my brother and myself Or my fis-
ter
q Who gave your sister the e.20 last
spring. you or your BROTHER
a. My brother lie got the money out Of
lle sale, saw him count The money. Nr.
Massey and Mrs MASSEY were down.
stopping with ua this spring lt was tnen
my brother got the money from The safe
and gave her prior ~ their leaving.
tnink 10 was about $40 / gave her. and
some small change that bad iu my
pocket. ] did not make any charge OF DC
against her Cifs. Massey.
THE WITNESS LOST MS TfNPKf.
by Captain Wise. handing witness tax
list. Yes sir, that looks Ike my sigrH-
tlrc. llanding him another tax hstJ. 80,
sir. / do not think that / signed that
captain Wise here read the statement
Of The assessor OF Monroe county, show
lng the total property upon which Mc-
Crcary 60. were assessed March l-,
lstfJ
Ar McCreary became heated during the
examination by Captain Wise and lost
DIS temper Upon the Captains remind
cr that DO had sworn to certain things
iu the tax list, and inquiry, n what
he lAcCreary) had sworn To was true
or not, witness stated TO Captain Wise
that De never swore 90 anything bat
what was true, aud that he would not
allow him Captain Nisel 90 say other
wise. Captain Wise replied that Dee
would ask witness any question that Dee
saw ht that was legal, and that he che
witncso could not int.mIlate him.
Judge lrentis called the disputants 10
order.
Captain Wise stated that hc would con-
duct the examination 70 some length.
aul as it WAS after O'Clock the judge
adjourned court untl tomorrow az lJ..O
o'clock.
GOV. o'rFRHAIL ARRIvFs.
Whlo Captain Wise was amusing tho
spectators 40 the expense OF Air. Macon,
Mrs Massey entered the COURTROOM aul
smiled as she passed up the aisle, amused.
possibly at some of the questions lne Cape
tain was plying tho witness with--ueh
as the price of hams. and how Mr Mas
sey's reputation would compare with his
Nacou'-l
lN-Goyornor Cameron attended the uial
to-day.
Governor O'FCrran arrived this after
noon. and was met at tne DAtaHre
and Ohio wharf hy Sir. Alfred - Ilom,
of counsel for the plaintiff
MIS- Massey VIII, it is believed. be put
on the stand tomorrow.
Captain Wise minated to-day that he
ha4 several surprises in store Hft iur Dds
opponents.
The judge failed 20 instruct tine iuri
yesterday not to read The papers. s. m0rl-
ius paper published cuts oi tlr checks aut
tnc letters that Captain Wise desired 90
introduce from Washington.
THE Evening News published letters ani
affidavit. from Governor Perry aul other
citizens from Washington tnat u1 DOT
present Mr WOmaeA iu a favorable light.