The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-23

This was done without parley. We then
ordered The engineer and fireman 10 get
AZ the ground, Morgan leading the way
and / bringing up the rear. We rLsrch-
ed them down the side OF the tram near
tho express car, and ordered theH W
take seats on the bank. / guarded theIh
while Morgan, failing to make the express
messengers open the door. blew II open
with the dynamite bought In Georgetown.
Morgan then entered the car, ana III yen
minutes or less, returned with leatheF
pouch. We then marched the engineer
and fireman back to the engine, and mace
the latter uncouple the engine from the
- Nto,-,on and then
got on the engine. loon
hold of the throttle and ran her down
the track "a mile or more. where We eV'
off. Morgan left the engine irst' ana az
ter ] ran her some distance further do"n
the track | pulled the throttle open anu
Jumped of before she began 10 10 Ia9',
We then took the country road ruhhlhS
north or northwest from the ralIToad'
each Of us taking turns in carrying the
pouch. We walked the entire nlsh'' anu
M daylight found ourselves near Cat-
1ett's station. on lAe Virginia Mldldnu
railroad. We then took TO the "oous'
and after resting until the afternoon we
opened the pouch and divided the COLI
tents.
CoSTHxIs oF THE Pouch.
"Tbe pouch contained $500 in money six
watches and silver spoons, FORKS purses
and gold spectacles. We then bu'leu
tbe pollch. which still contained large
,,,,sl of papers. We then left The woods
and went TO the house Of Mrs. weaver.
Here we had a late dinner ahu Sldltc"
ON foot for Front Royal, spending "a,
urdav night IN the WOODS We "'""9
an early start Sunday morning anu
walked all day. spending SUNDAY hlsn'
Win a gentleman whose name nave
Corcotten Monday we continued our
tramp and bought something TO
cat and drink at a Wayslde couh-
t.,, store We arrived at front
UovaI early that evening Here
Norgan purchased a suit of clothes. Al
Front Royal wc took the cars Tor Shen-
auioah Junction, where We stayed All
uight. The next day. according 10 pre-
yious arrangement. j bought a ucket Tor
Cincinnati and Morgan for Cumberland
Md. Both of MS then went to GUNNER
land Md. Here we arrived at ] J.. NJ,
,vbere we registered ana took rooms at
fine Cumberland House, where we re-
manned until dark. Here We exchanged
tickets. Morgan taking the one Tor Cih-
ciuuat for which place he started that
night. I remained in Cumberland uhuI
! was arrested
This finished the examination IN chleI
of Scarcey. Morgan made no move, Hor
dia hc say one word or give the sllsh'eS'
evidence Of ever having seen seaIccy
even when the latter was asked u nc
Id seen Morgan since they parted ia
G',r,barIaud. Never. until now said
Scarcey. there he lies on that cot
YOU ARE A LIAR" SAYS MORGAN.
The most exciting incident Of this trial
occurred to-day. when Express Messen-
Ger Crltchdeld was asked the question II
he could recognize the man who robbed
tpo EXPRESS car on The night of OCTOBER
18th ...,., .,
'Yes. sir; there he is on that couch'
pointing to Morgan.
Morgan raised himself on ms eipo", an"
eibilantly Missed: "You are liar
mis- CbareA was heard all over the
court-room and Judge Ashton, leaning
oxcitedly forward, asked:
"Who said that?"
CrntchfeId said "The prisoner called
me a i!ar.'
Thc Judge. turning to Morgan, said:
'po that again, and ! will punish you
severely
Nlorean's counsel had by this time paci-
fed him and made him promise he
would not open his lips IN the courtroom
again. except to speak to them or the
officers of the court.
AT the conclusion of Searcey's testimony
the court adjourned until tomorrow at 10
A. NJ.
The cross-examlnation of Searccy to-
morrow VIII be most rigid. and bids
fair to consume the entire day.