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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-12
The HUSSEY. Helm HEARING.
The Jury Of Twelve Has Lost One
of Its Members.
OSCAR DIPREE HAS BEEN EXCUSED
his Mo'hsf 10 Very l;I-Jurors DO No,
Appear 10 EnJoy the Long Trial.
Proceeding. Yesterday.

! The Eisssey-Hs.rn hearing has occupie
re attention OF the CIV. dAs;r!c; cour
Tor tao weeks. since the testimony be
gan. and Monday morning at ocloc
he ihiTd week viii os-ea Win only eleve
jarcrs II the isox.
When court convened a, $40 yes,srda.
n'oFrine and the jury had aied into tn
coN DeTaiy Sheriff Parker, who was II
esiei'aaare OF ;ae court. informed tn
lAaes TIA; ne twelve gentlemen who ar
si'lns =. judsmen, on the claims o
h-s~y ana Hem had a ,oninun!ca,ioI
70 make % hin He acquired VIVA, i
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-12
EFWOKTM LEAGr,E oRGANIzEn.

On last Thursday evening the young
peppe OF River Side Park organized all
Epw"rih league at the school house, The
meeting wAs called 70 order st Sa5 BY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-12
THE COURTS.

Marriage Licenses
Marriage license was issued yesterdo -
70 charles NJ. Norton. Jr., and Miss Eliza
beth Eleanor Calvert.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-12

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
THE AsPENwALL NATTER.
Nr. W. W. Henry, Jr., Replies TO Mr..
smith.
TsrryvIIle. Novembor b. -


Terryvile November 20. 1896
TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Although the facts IN regard 20 the
art played by me in the late election
10 AspenWau bad been incorrectly re-
sorted by a telegram from brakes
Branch. published ia your paper, l had
been content 70 let the matter rest in
view OF the publication I'm the Times
Of the 9Th instant. over my signature,
giving a true version Of most OF the oc-
currences OF elecuon-day, 50 far as
was concerned. The communication IN
the Times had not been sent direct 10 that
paper. but I'm the shape OF a report 10
headquarters OF the National Democratic
party in Richmond. with permission 20
publish such data as they might see H..
After seeing. however. In your issue Of the
18th. the courteous letter from Aspenwall
OF i. VI. Smith. / feel IL my duty 90 cor
rect as briefly as possible, some CT the
errors into which he, no doubt. mad
vertently has fallen.
Taking his statements I'm sequence
would FIRST say that he Is mistaken as 70
any statement Of mine that | aspiref
TO be one Of the election judges. What /
have stated was that the law requiring
the judges whore possible 20 be- selected
from different political parties. was not
carried out. as the three judges were all
Democrats. IN regard 10 having been told
~ two members Of his club that ii ] went
20 the polls after dinner 70 would be at
the risk Of personal violence. I am posi-
tive and clear IN my recollection. As 10
the communication being confidential.
had not 50 construed II, and In fact It was
made ia the presence Of third party.
A TO ny having said was going home"
after voting. there was some ground for
this misconstruction Of what l did say.
which was that | twas going" haylns
In mind my taliy-kecping. and with no In
tention or desire 10 mislead Before the
polls were opened I did state publicly
that I wanted It understood that I was
not present as a spy. but 20 both vote and
work for my party. and further. that /
greatly preferred Mckinley 10 Bryan.
Inasmuch as the methods % b. pur-
sued by the sound-money workers had
been well advertised. discussed and criu-
cised by al the opposition papers. had
every reason to think they We're well
known 10 the Aspenwali silver club as
we'll as the fact that in view OF the hone
lessness Of Palmer and Buckner's can
didacy. The sOund-money men were CO.
operating with the Republicans. and IN
that district the Republicans had with
drawn Hoge and We're supporting Rad
ford. Ola not know OF the conditions
81 the gift OF the church or the fact. else
7. OF course. would not have encouraged
is violation. l had gone there a. IL was
the only accessible building and further
had enjoined secrecy on no one OF the
voters who entered II that day.
AZ 10 the statement made that | told
any voters who expressed n wish 10 vote
for Bryan that be vas not the man.
etc, MT. Smiths informant was MIS-
taken. AMI as 10 the value placed by me
on the affidavits taken. ! Will ray 70
Mir. Smith that | was not 1t all certain
that l would ever use any OF them. As
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
MUST NOT DO so AGAIN.
officers Must stop Making False
Nustcrs Now.

oDlcerS MUST STOP nNt>ih- ufst
Nusters Now.
The Governor has taken final action
with reference 10 the special report re-
Gently submitted by Colonel 10 Lane
Stern. charging that certain ohicers-one
in Norfolk and one In Richmond-were
guilty Of making q false muster Mt the
last inspection, and he has issued the
following order which has just been pro-
mulgated:
Commonwealth Of Virginia,
Adiutant-Generars Office,
Richmond, october p. 1896.
General order No. s:
l. The reprehensible custom OF allow
ing ex-members OF the Virginia Volun-
teers or civilians 20 put on the State
uniform and answer TO the names Of
absentees at the annual muster, or 10 do
duty when called into the service Of
the State. seems 20 have gotten foot
hold among the officers of the Virginia
Volunteers. Such conduct is unmilitary
and derogatory 10 good discipline in the
highest degree. II IS I'm every sense n
false muster" and the commander in
chief hereby invites the attention OF all
members Of the Virginia Volunteers 10
the provisions Of the fourteenth Article
OF War. viz: ANY officer who know
ingly makes false muster Of man or
horse. or who signs, or directs, or allows
the signing OF any muster-rol, knowing
the same to contain a false muster,
shall. upon proof thereof by two Wit
nesses. before a court-martial, be dis
missed from the service, and shall
thereby be disabled 10 hold any Office or
employment I'm the service Of the United
states" A repetition OF this offence will
subject the offender 20 trial by court-mar-
tial
?. \ copy OF this order will be posted
on the bulletin board Of every armory
IN the State.
BY order Of the Commander In Chief,
CHARLES J. ANDERSON.
Adiutant General.
Il was at one time thought that the
Governor would court-martial the two
officers guilty Of the offence alluded 10.
but it was decided that as that was
the first offence it would be better 10
use less harsh measures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
HA,iPDEN-sIDNEY.
'.rcuar OF the college NH Club
senior Ovntions.

Nrculr OF the COLLEGE mn 'iu"-
senior OVntions.
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,-.-,.-. t4u f-l,h r,.t
lAe No4l'A' mn
evening ana WAS enter ''l'"'
.- Henry H. Ncllwaine There was or
.. ,..-. Attendance ana Major r.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
rx-p,pker Goes 10 Prison.

CHICAGO. November 23.-Ex-Banker
Anthony Kozcl who failed last May FOR
ul40O. vas locked up this afternoon,
and tomorrow WI 20 TO Joliet prison on
an inletermlnate sentence. having con-
fesssI 10 fraudulent practices In handling
funds entrusted 10 his care. In the trans
actiOns covering Kozefs shortage some
sSOo0 is involved. He Is the FIRST banker
10 go 20 the penitentiary IN this State
for the misuse OF funds entrusted 20 his
are. The famous Meadowcraft case IL
sin hung 10 In the United states SUI
preme Court. and the cases against Kean
and Niehoff arc pending. kOzefs bank
was one OF the oldest on the West Side,
and Al the time OF his failure was re-
raried as a model OF financial soundness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24


arrival here they were met by the pastor
ana many members of the church OF
which the late minister was formerly
the pastor. Deceased was widely known
and loved.
Mrs. Florence Byrd. wife OF w. J.. Byrd,
who lately removed 20 this city from
Lexington, Va, died here to-day nj $3.50
r. Nj. of paralysis. and will be buried
IN Lexington. TO which place the remains
will be sent tomorrow. Deceased was
q years old. and had quite number OF
relatives In tho last-named place
G. y. Hardy. student OF Blacksburg
College. and manager OF the football
team there. was in this city to-day To
make the final arrangements for the foot
ball game here with the Virginia Military
Institute eleven on Thanhsglving-Day.
over 200 persons will come from Blacks
burg 20 witness the game. and special
trains will be. run from Lexington, lynch
burg, and other cities 10 Roanoke on that
occasion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
n,ILDIxG FIRM FAILS.
Tr~vIer & EImore Make an ASs's IL
ment-Iinbiitties, sI7,Ooo.


Messrs. william Trexler ana X. l. FL
more doing business under the hrm h"i''
NJ Trexler g. Elmore. contractors ana
builders. who recently erected the ne"
county COURTHOUSE. made an assignment
Yesterday. conveying all their property
both real and personal 70 Peyton X. Rose
,r,atee for the benefit OF their creditors
The deed conveys from Mr. lreNlet
ana his wife all bonds. bills. notes ana
onen accounts. and seven lots ana sever
brick dwellings at the northwest coTi.e.
~ Hanover and Vine streets the 10y
iO0xl7g feet on the northeast corner .,
uonover and Meadow streets; the lot ana
brlok carpenter-shop In the alley between
laurel and Cherry and Main ana floyu
stree,s the two brick tenements nos
1909 and fdl west Cary street the 10y o'
The north side OK Taylor between ~ VI ~.
AMI Richie streets, the lot ooNl'v iseo ~.
the southwest corner OF Nood anu W"
streets and an their interest IN the per
eonaI property belonging to the CO
partnership. consisting OF too'9'
chinery. fixtures. etc. -.
Mr. and Mrs TreXler also convey 10 t.'
trustee the house and lot No. 20 south
pine street. while hr. and Mrs. hiiiiol ,
transfer two pieces OF improved rear
estate IN Henrico county about seven
r,iles from the city. one containing tweiNe
and a half acres and the Other sixteen
ana a quarter acres; as well as three iots
situatei I'm Brookand Park, Nos. Z ana D.
I'm Block Z. and p In Block =
The trustee IS 20 wind up the AFFAIRS Oh
the firm a. quickly as possible ana ap-
DIV tho proceeds 10 the settlement OF me
drm's debts. Nearly all Of the real estate
conveyed Is subject to liens, ana Is 10 pe
sold subject 20 the same. The hanlllles
aggregate $1,000 and the creditors arc
diyided into three classes. the hrst en-
braces notes aggregatirg over S'"v' 1n'
second several notes given 10 suo-o '..5
tractors on the Henrico courl-nouS'' '''~
80. tbir1 a series OF smaller notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
Personals md Briefs.

DR.. p. Arlund and wife. OF Bardwil. ky
are In the city.
Miss Esther Miller. OF Petersburg. Is
visiting Miss Minnie Block, iOs west Clay
street
Mrs william Catlin f. very I'll az thu
residence OF her sen, Mr. Benjamin Cat
lin, on Chestnut PHI.
Ex-Governor william Pincknsy whyta
and wife. OF Maryland. 81. IN the city.
guests at the Jefferson.
The rehearsal G. the German-American
Choral Association has been postponed
from Tuesday 70 Thursday evening.
Mrs John r. Sampson. OF Pantops
Academy. Alhemarle county. IS the guest
Of Judge and Mrs. Christian, SIS west
Grace street
The regular meeting Of the Richmond
Academy Of Medicine and Surgery will
be held ~ the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall tonight az $50 o'clock.
Dr. John n. Upshur will be the leader.
Mr.. william McAullfe. part owner Of
the Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem, ". r.,
and chief clerk OF the 81 James Hotel,
Jacksonville. Tla., Is at the Jefferson,
en- route to assume his duties at Jaelxson-
Vile
The annual donatlon-day for the bene-
fit OF the Baptist Home for Aged Women
will take place Thursday, the 18th of No
vember. Provisions. fuel, dry goods. or
money will be thankfully received AT tho
home from to L. NJ.
A reception was given az the resi-
deBcc OF Mr. james H. Grady in Fulton.
Sunday night 10 the ushers and intimate
friends OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph SOlarl.
who returned from their bridal tour on
Saturday evening. There was quite a
large company OF friends OF the young
couple assembled.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Rupp have issued in
vitations 10 the marriage OF their daugh-
tor. Miss Matilda. 10 Mr.. William II.
Briel Wednesday. December "a, at
o'clock r. NJ, az the First English Luthe-
ran church, corner seventh and Grace
streets.
Friday night the members OF Golden
Rule Us met I'm the room recently fur
nished by them in the Virginia Hospital.
and by religious exercises dedicated the
room. Rev. j. T. Mastin. OF Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, read a por-
ton OF Scripture, and spoke briefly
closing with a beautiful prayer.
The marriage OF Mrs. ~ N. Wilson e
Mr.. Louis Warrington Wise. - New
York is announced 10 take place at the
prospective brides residence, IN this city
Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock. MI
Wise Is a brother Of General peytcn visa
and Hon. George u. Wise. and Mrs VIII
son IS a sister OF Major Otway ;. Allen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
,.o,rn,. rempIar to Meet Thursday.

The annual conclave OF the Grand Com
man6ery. Knights Templar OF Nlreinia'
will be held at the Masonic Temple Thurs
day morning ~ 10 o'clock, and the session
viii continue throughout the day. Right
Eminent John T. Parham, or Appomat-
tox Commandery. Petersburg. Is me
Grand Commander. Right-Aminent J. -
Blanks OF Petersburg. Is the Grand ke-
corder.
The principal business VII De that OF
receiving the reports OF the officers and
The twentv-one Communicates in the state,
Nth a membership year ago Of l,iSI.
About 100 knights will be In attendance
upon the conclave. Every commandery Is
entitled 10 three representatives. the three
council officers. and every past comman-
der Is a delegate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
THE RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOVEMBER a. 1896.

II has been published that / was run
out OF the church end my papers taken
from me. ] will again state that 1 left
the building with no attempt at secrecy.
TO 90 10 my dinner; that I'm my absence
II was broken into. or the windows raised.
and my papers. which I had voluntarily
offered TO the inspection OF Messrs. Rice
and Morton. distracted by parties Ia
me unknown. In conclusion. let me add
that on my part there is no feeling to-
wards Mr.. Smith or any member OF his
club. charging what was done TO the
heat OF hard fought political contest.
As FOR myself only did my plain duty.
infringed no law. and have the thorough
anuroval OF both my conscience and tudg-
ment. w. W. HENRI JhS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
RALElGH'S BUDGET.
MORE ABOUT THE FIGHT OVER
THE sENATORsHIp.
Executive Clemency Hefuscd-The
Peabody Fund-Ncw Machinery
suits Against the CUmmock Coal
Mining Compnny-Notcs.

RALEIGH, y. c., November 3.-(Spe-
cial)-Five more letters were to-day re-
ceived by the associate editor OF Senator
Buffers paper from Populist members OF
the Legislature, declaring that they had
not promised to support Senator Prtchard
for reelection, and that they would not
do so.
Governor Carr has refused to pardon
the men who were convicted and sen
fenced to the penitentiary and jails for
participation In the Beaufort graveyard
insurance frauds.
Dr-J. J.. NJ Curry, agent Of the Pea
body fund, says he intends 20 devote that
fund. so far as North Carolina is con
cerned, to two institutions-one in the
eastern and the other in the western part
of the State.
The Republicans. when they thought
they lacked only twelve votes OF having
a majority in the Legislature, said they
had secured thirteen Populists TO vote
with them. Later when they found they
We're eighteen votes short. they gave II
ont that they had twenty-three Popullsts.
Ohio Wilson referred 10 this matter to-
day, and said he wanted 10 know why
the Republicans changed their figures.
Eight thousand dollars worth Of new
machinery was installed last week In me
Raleigh hosiery yarn-mills.
There are nineteen suits for $4,000 each
brought against the Cumnock Coai-Mino
Company by the relatives OF persons who
were killed there. The claim viii De
made that the terrible explosion Of De-
cember. 1875. was caused by a negro. who
left an open mot safety lamp I'm
part Of the mine first opened-that "a great
rush of gas was thus ignited.
cial-Revenue-Agent Porch Is here
making an inspection OF the Office Of Col
lector simmons.
News reaches here Of the burning OF
Long q Carver's saw and planing-mills
NJ Roxboro'. with several thousand dol
lars loss.
The weather IS extremely dry. and IL Is
said wells are falling I'm some sections OF
the State. Hardly any rain has fallen
this month. II Is one Of the finest NO
MEMBERS on record.
c. b. Aycock. Of Goldsboro'. who is
here says he thinks the outlook for De-
mocracy IN this state better new than NJ
any time in the past six years.
As yet no arrangements are talked OF
regarding the Inauguration Of Governor
Russell. No one yet knows the date.
Some say January lst: others about the
10th; yet others about the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
MEETING OF THE FIRE BOARD.
Dt.otoItne and the Purchase Of n
Larger Engine Discussed.


Larger Engine Discussed.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners heid
"a lengthy business session last night.
President Fiishkorn, and Messrs. Charles
!, Tavlor. J. J.. Levy, i. c. Jenkins, j.
y Sheppard. and c. Wat Taylor were
present. The principal matter 70 arise
was the need OF heavier IRE apparatus
for the business portion OF the city Cnlel
Priller reported that all the engines no"
a., - bare were number "fogrs.' and
soid that they were rather light Tor the
o,r,r,ercisl part of town. The subject
as informally discussed, and laid upon
The table until the next meeting OF the
board. -. -,
T,be Chief stated 10 the body that al
though il had given him authority TO pur-
chase rubber tires for his nugsy' ne mao
fonnd them so expensive that he had de-
cided not 20 buy them.
CHARGES OF int0Xication ard neglect OF
dutv were preferred against X. l.. Gll-
man OF the department and he was
ened si5 and confined 70 his engine-hOuse
for sixty days. .,...,.,,.,
i,ddernan In Tuck Company NO. :, Whie
81 N I'VE OF Engine Company NO. o.
uos dropped for nOn-attcndance upon
drills and fires and G.. ". Hart was
elected 10 an the vacancy. q. l.. DeBoId
vas alao chosen a substitute IN No. o.
Burroughs of five days each were grant
"a to W. ~ Hayes, o. y. 3 Lnslne
company. and II. W Carter, OF Engine
Company No.
Bills and pay-rolls were approved ana
the board ADJOURNED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
4 MONDAY MARRIAGE.
Miss Turner becomes the Bride of
Mr.. Ha;chctt..

VIZ. hnfchcitss
4 beautiful home wedding was solemn
lied yesterday evening at go when Miss
Estelle =. Turner became the bride OF
Mr.. W. c. Hatchett The marriage took
place at the home Of the brides brother
in-law. Mr.. Z. O. Traylor. S27 west Cary
street. and In the presence Of only the
most intimate friends.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Preston Nash. according 10 the impressive
ritual OF the Episcopal Church, and the
bride was given away By her brother, Mr..
Thomas 5. Turner.
The bride was handsomely attired IN
suit OK plum. with hat and gloves 20
match. She Is n beautiful brunette, and.
as Miss Turner by her sweet and winning
bearing, drew about her wherever she
went, hosts Of admiring friends.
Dir. Hatchett. the groom, is popular
and enterprisiHg young Businessman.
Mr.. and Alfs Hatchstt Immediately
after tho ceremony entered carriages in
waiting and were driven 20 the depot
and took the train for old Point where
thew win remain several days. when they
will leave for an extended trip through the
South.
Tho presents were numerous and very
hanG some.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
DEATHS.

cHU.DREss DIED. November I'd. az
1870 u. NJ. VIRGINIA. beloved wife Of W.
w. Chnaress, and beloved SISTER CT
George W Hudson.
Funeral TO-DAY, November 2fth. a
go =. ~. al Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal church. Twentieth and Broad streets.
Friends and acquaintance invited to al
tend.
Savannah (Ga) papers please copy.
DOI.AN.-Died at her residence. No.
2ge east Grace street. Al s.i5 clock yes.
terday morning. Mrs. JANE DOLAN. In
her 10Th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
LACY.-Dled. In baltimore. nj the
Church Home and inhrmary. on the
morning OF November 18th. SALL.fF
EPPT.s LACY. ia the Goth year OF her
age: eldest daughter Of tho lats Rich
mond r. and Ellen Green Lacy. Of New
Kent county.
Ike giyeth His beloved sleep"
YGHEE.-Dle November sd, Mrs.
sALIIE RGHEE: aged 20 years.
Funeral win take place al oakwood
THIS CTuesday) AFTERNOON AT Z
o'clock. Friends and aoauaintances In
vited to attend without further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24

Good music. vocal and Instrumental. ard
dancing and games were the order Of ths
evening. Those present were Misses Ella
and Annie Thraves. Misses Grace and
Ola Grigg. Misses Rosa and Curtis VIII
kerson. Miss Maud Jones. Miss Bertha
Kerr. MFR. Eddie Walthali. Walter Grigg.
Warren Jeter. Grafton Porter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Mr. and
Mrs. walton Mr. and Mrs. Grigg. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy.
Colonel J. II. Feldner, Jack Hill. A. Nc
Alwee, Daily Edwards. and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-24
9 q n X

President Isaac Lewis Of Sabina. Ohio,
is highly respected all through that
section. lie has lived in Clinton Go.
Is wears, and has been president of
the Sabina Bank 20 years. He gladly
testifes 10 the merit Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. and what he says IS worthy
attention. Al brain workers find
Hoods sarsaparilla peculiarly adapted
TO their needs. IL makes pure, rich,
red blood. and from this comes nerve,
mental, bodily and digestive strength.
lam glad to say that Hoods sarsapa-
riIla is very good medicine, especially
rs a blood purifier. IL has done me GOOD
many times. For several years suffered
greatly with pains Of