The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25

ir the Pilot I'm his attempt 20 convince
tne people Of Virginia that thelr school
+rfir.r were growing up in ignorance
~. account of the corrupt actions or the
,.fl.. entrusted with the selection or
tr e.hooI looks. He begged the jury
r.f f1 forget tie part that CHM q 90
rl.rrI Iu this TRANSACTION, ana stal'u
.|t +naen were indeed cvl times IT IL
t.,..I-0I lIu0n a Now York book company
W., .fnv, f0 the officials of Virginia thcir
r..f- Oh, freir constituents. Not satisnfi
,..fh attending 20 their business IN .nr
-.t. ~ New York. they must 20 OutsiIe
flr boundaries and into the lines OF Nir-
--..fa fa Investigate how Virginia Ofi-
fsia ora performing their duties To their
..rat.furrfs II was TO CHM x co. that
tl. 4NI copies Of the Pilot were sent,
and the whole thing has been scheme
or fho part " CHM * co. 20 endcaNor
b.. ar.uei out their most formidable rivals,
d.. American Book Company To do so
tr.r ad0rt The method OF creating the
i,.rr0l-ian that the latter company Is 20
.orrrn+ that the boards I'm the various
states viii hesitate 90 deal with them,
.,1 having created that impression CHM
a. 80 uU practically have them ont Of
fho way. The speaker characterized the
sl.,froouv OF Mrs. Johnson as being eX-
ranffunallv roeuliar-pecunar that an the
trra lfrs Massey made the statement 10
f.r t made no settled impression ON her
,,ir4 Vet after II came 20 her arranged
hv some one else and placed IN d'l-
eerarf light. then IL made the positive
-.-..ai0r ON her mind. Counsel COn-
,inio1 fo uick her (witness'O testimony 20
rserae orircising " as Imperfect ana
uifnorf any material Importance IN this
casa Ha then paid his respects 10 ihe
book agents. saying fhat lf there was any
Sass 0f people on earth that would not
D.. d0wned that when pushed al
most to death. would bob up again, IL was
The book agents.
''nur ONE sISSRB."
Iufce Neely stated that If counsel on
tra ,fler side had not referred 10 II De
rro5l1 u0t insult the intelligence OF lhis
.rrr Nv alulug to the charge tndt Ml.
Massey was seen coming out OF lhe DAM
3d. .,..'rary with WJmack, ana with bllue
money iu his hand Ia one breath the
afforteys ON the other side say thal
fnc plaintiff is endowed with a Won1ei-
I'M brain and great sasaclty, IN inc next
Ily nv 10 make You believe mat nc ls
IN inbecNe as to come forth in
the broad light OF day with the man VINO
frfhad him. and with briDe money III lis
hand Judge Neely euiOsl1ed 1oNeIhD.
O.FerraI. and condemned any attempt
on me part of counsel on the other side
10 make DO appear that he was lncoIn-
,..tsrr or ro.l.ctml. There IS but one
lirrsr.' said COUNSEL, upon whom the
whole Of whatever mistakes nave been
made are 10 tO.L Inc lhcllehl Oh 9oAoi'i
and G0m0rran Isl to be inverted Al
that time there was found but one
righteous man. here there IS found but
ore sinner
Counsel said that Judge Heath wanted
10 know why ST. Massey ala not use ms
own money instead of that OF his Wife,
and contendel that he wished % GOd
that there was something that could nave
prevented counsel Iu this case from tear
ing aside tho sacred curtain that covered
the sanciuty of the marriage relation,
but no, everything must be brushed aside
and a micr0sc0re put on the sacred re-
latiOns to expose every act 10 view. Judge
Nicely here made "a rhetorical ilent thdt
was very Impressive, telling the jury
what the effect would be IN they rendered
verdict against the Old man, the shock
that would he felt by the wife OF ms
BOSOM VINO was looking 20 him for her
support and for her protection. that he
would go down to his grave dishonored.
"fhe siNfB specification, he said, rs
the Massey -Aiauzy matter and the trans
fer Of property by Mr.. Massey TO Mr.
Joseph IT, Massey. / do not desire 10
dctaln you .n regard 20 the merits or
the Massey-M difficulty. 1 do not
think there viii bee any difiiculty I'm your
refreshing your memory I'D regard TO
that matter. ] have great respect for
my friend. Judge Heath ! have known
him many Years. and know nothing TO
his dlsereilt lie has many pecuiiari-
ties. due. perhaps 10 heredity but ne IS
good man. lie has received his reward
in fN.s world i'm the esteem OF hs
feN0H-mon. lie will receive il I'm the
next / iaiut. as surely as any ono
know but when he gets there, when the
irafil gates open, Dc VIII not Doe sdtis-
fled then. He viii want 10 know wherd
is the rcd tape that should bee there.
de hrNrNes. with two other men whom
] know, tat writ heri facias is con-
clusltr DIE then went on 10 explain
the legal steps toward the issuance and
return of such writ Judge Heaih
then interrupted ANA explained his posi-
ton on tle subject.
NG. MAssEY's DEBr-.
Mr. Ar.y continued. "NOw. 10 so hap
pers THAT W lnls instance tAir Mtsscy)
iAtic were n0 visible goods and chattcis
urai.~t which tHe suit could bc expected
ana JN.fU Heath says this is insolvency.
THIS ls not ul.. thare has been no time
since ea That Mr. Massey coIlt mot
thcfe NDIt ibis Williams matters ana
tnfse other IpIlemcHis . G1satisAed. W here
are tNt-' other judgments This paper
tLe Pilot Says that these JLdsmen-s
We're sun oals anding and lusdl stei.
Nh'ft are N.f Review the "N.d lce
.n your m ani recall u yon can hon
eNOh lNItnl.u.- have been. nut ln eNl-
.irArf- iH'e i.aintn has deiied amy one 70
hriiA lNil fIs court another man 10
"nom hc oN money. / ana mere prepaf-
ca 10 Say i.tf Tor every deht Which /
owe as rIiI llr another I Viii pay Il
wien i.e lIN says I shall pay. bat
nNNI NlN |tN'N AH tt'tif
relieve IfoN such payment / arm mere
10 atl i'at HU have "a statute thdt me
ttii 'att'" N. au infant cannot Dc hrli
A"". 'A.NiI jog ueCtsSdrcS. IT IS NOT
htiI ttai t''a money iu question was
spent uhiN lUr neces sarifs. Dr. W lllams
spent intf money for thefn. lie had
SHOWN lo Nl. Massey vouchers showing
tnti hc att f.ent 5l,ur more FOR thef
y. it"i tIi. ..el Cnuc luiu nus nan d.
lhnHrh t.tr received ell this th"p want
% "a I'D H.|I
again i cash. So hello me- God, 1 wOIi
not nave paid 90. uHi ss after cons 4tr
uQn game to tnc conclusion TO pay -,
other Than stand The expense of defend.
ing myself Tor paying it,
THE speaker referred % a somewhat
similar ease in which Judge Heath was
counsel ler tle other side. NOW, gen
llentn / say 4 would not have paid it.
me Woi al 9Hleation 20 pay that debt dld
not cN So I ann here 10 defend his action
with all The power ! have. / l0r't care
q straw about these intcrmisahlr links
obi fti tape which my friend is seeking
10 throw olf this case. But my
fi'iaa claim that the decision IN the
hNyllrth Iirllnia reports in Che case
OF lan.y us. Massey. itself shows the
moral otN.luncy Of the plainun THIS
would he al right I'm a stump speech. and
has beon uulz-d once for that purpose
ngi IL Would lot DO now
Here Sir Nelly gave the fact Of tie
iis 9tcnc Cap and Staurton Ranking and
Loan Association transactions with re-
eafl 10 the claims Of Many and lanccy
ON lhe stock alleged TO be held by the
plaintln ln these companics.
why, there never was a suggestion IN
that case 20 how that Mrs. Massey had
not f"a Y plii tho f.ol.ey for ifs sto *
M that stanton company ard the only
que suon was whether there had been
set ilrmcnt on her by Ter husband
MT. Neely stated that notwi- hstariing
me 'onri instruction, Judge Heath bai
gone ' ..'ly agaif'' them ~"ire Heath