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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

mlnatins the Armenians and devastat-
ing the country occupied by them. Inc
arrests are as numerous as ever. Inc
special tribunal continues 10 condenh
innocent persons TO long terms OF ihlpf's-
onment at hard labor. ana large sums
OF money are extorted from the riches'
Armenans. Every fresh report from
the provinces speaks OF greater disotga-
nization and the Increasing pehury Vi
the Gov eminent.
The COnstantinOple correspondent Oh 'he
Daily News te'csraphs thal the several
Embassies in that city have advised Inc
people not TO give evidence nor 10 SIX"
ANYTHING which they cannot read az the
bidding Of the so-called international Mill
tary Commission. the members OF which
are not connected with their respective
Governments. but are merely private per
CONS. This advice was niece Hry, because
certain persons. fearing that they Wouid
become marked men. mad already slsheu
certain documents.
The Chronicle publishes dispatch from
Constantnopio. saying that S.eeN'ns
pash an Austrian Woods fasna ana
Blunt Pasha the last two named pclns
Englishmcn an members OF tle s'-cai'''
international Military COMMISSION az
companicd Dog three Of The Suilah alues'
entered several looted British ware Just
in violation OF the stipuiatpnH' anu ~"
toned the occupants regarding tue ''0'"'
0utrares ~
SIR Phillip Curric. the British Ambas-
sador. upon learning o. this fact' sent
am official to warn British SUBJECTS no' u
admit the members Of the Commission
into their buildings
The dispatch adds that offers have
haou received from Germany 10 ADOPT
large numbers Of Armenian orphans.
AGENTS have been sent 20 escort the chit
dren 10 Fermlny but TIE police are
placing obstacles I'm the way OF their
securing the orphans.
There IS hourly danger OF a massacre
20 Broussl 4 number OF Moslems ana
Europeans have left. tearing an OUT
break The Deputy Governor "A rev
weeks ago restrained a massacre. but or
ders have now been given 10 have every
thing ready FIR the command 10 STRIKE.
Tho city contains 1900 Armenians,
many Of wh IN ore prosperous. 'tfcy are
rot allowed q leave the city. There are
also i2.0OJ Greeks i'm the place. ana th'y,
too. are IN danger. The Turl ism poDuia-
ton numbers 5000. mostly e. the poorer
classes.
The Chronicles Berlin CORRESPONDENT
toieeraphs that .n political circles there
credit Is given 10 a report from Vienna
that the car. while I'm Scotland. prom
iscd Lord Salisbury that Dec would use his
personal influence with the Sultan 10
prevent "a recurrence Of the masiacfes
of Armenians Failing ir this his M
icsty voull hold the SJitan personally
answerabie.
The Times publishes n dispatch from
Conataniinople - wing that after an IN
terval OF ten days the diplomats m''
on Friday and rejected the Porte's claim
TO search foreign steamers for fugitive
ArmCrians.
The dispatch adds that the embassies
have made strong representations 10
the effect that the state II affairs in
crete Is iutolerahle owing 10 the fact
that the Portc's promises OF reform have
not been executed.
An trade has appeared extending TO the
whole empire the reforms granted bv the
Sultan I'm october. l775. to the provinces
of AuafOiia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

Inc &c, - ..i-o ,td...
"'-" hu, - s,no W.st
RUM o4-lN' 800 ....
lnaa cyclone tnat swept Up ''''
Yesterday barely gra1,d NORFOLK "Au
..., to. .,.,oeit, ol tie wluD
's -'V go, miles AN hour mere. There
80 no mimi. I'M inns city from tue
- s,.. ....n uu,s tnul iuuuu4 leo
IN. lov-n.ius streets about tne watet
'front.' also considerably damaged the
... 81, ,,n.,,t--i.t.a cotton. Iuc rll-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
THE CITY OFPETERSBURG
Ixsr H1NOJER FRfsBiIERl 10
MET ~ NOTIOWJI COUNTY.
Republican Addresses-Two Irai"ps Sts''
"A Chewing Gum BoX sound Money
Democrats Increasing.

PETERSBURG. VA, oct. l2-special.-
The fall session of East Hanover Pres
bytery Will open tomorrow at Namo-
zine church. Nottowdy county. The
opening sermon will be preached 10y Rev
Mr.. Brown OF Hanover county. The dele
gates from Petersburg are Rev. J. W..
IsUecDro, -. d.. Rev. :. h. VIM, ID. d..
and Mcssrs. ". ii. Camp. ana G.. a. Epcs.
one ol the principal matters to come be-
fore the PresDytory viii bee the appoint
rnent OF u committee looking 10 the cele-
bration in the Presbytcry next spring OF
the two hundred and nftieth anniversary
or the condition Of the Westminster
standards.
Mr. Lyman Spauldins. of this city, lie
ceived on Saturday and yesterday four
coops Of carrier pigeons from the
Keystone and York Homng Clubs
Of York. Pa. There are in all
about two hundred and fifty Of these
birds. which Will bee released on Water
Works Hill tomorrow mornirgat
o'clock. provided .hc weather is fair.
REPUBLICANS MEETINGS.
The Republicans held meeting AT CITY
Point tonight. which was addressed by
Hon. Charles Gee. of Prince George cci NJ
ty. and Messrs Edgar Allan. Jr.. Of Rich
mond. and Joseph - Brady. of Peters
burg.
4 meeting of the Republicans OF Prince
George county. was held on last itur-
day al Desputanta Station. on the Norfolk
and Western railroad. which was address
ed by Hon. r.. r. Thorp the Republican
candidate for Congress from the f'vit-
district. Hon. Charles Gee, and T.. u.
Bland.
There was a joint discussion at Bruins
wick. Prince George county. on last ii'
day between Mr. Thorp and Major Mann
Page on the political issues OF the cay
In the Mayors court this morning..
Charles Dabncy (colorcd) vas fined so
and costs for keeping "a gambling house
pabncv took an appeal from the Mayor $
)decision.
CHEWING GUM ROBBERY
G. p. Brooks and John Sommers, two
white tramps We're charged IN the gay
or's Court this morning with stealing a
chewing gum box from In front of the
drug store Of Mr.. Louis Wright. on the
corner Of old and Sycamore streets.
They were both adiudged guilty of pet..
larceny and were sent TO Jail for three
months
Colonel James d. Brady left for New
York this morning.
The sound-money Democrats have APP
uointed "a canvasscr for each Of the wards
of the city. to ascertain how many sound
money Democrats there are in Peters
burg These canvassers arc now active
Is an work.
The hospital for the epileptc insane
ON the grounds Of the Central state Hos
pitaI is almost completed.
Judge b. y. Hancock passed through
here this morning en- route TO Brunswi' j
/ g., oro, tho Circuit Court OF that county
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SCHOOL WORK
MEETINGS. or gHI BiPIfsI 1ND
Ma7HODIST SOCfLJIIS.
Mr.. I. II. Elicit Hssigns the Presidency oi
the Iormer-Avoragcs for the
Past Month.

The monthly and quarterly meeting
Of The Baptist saa4ly-Schooi Association
was he.d SUNDAY Afternoon with I'M
manuel church.
After the usual devotional exercises
ana reaching OF the reports, the assocla-
ZION was surprised ~ the presentation
OF the resignation OF the president Slr'
Mniie T. was well known
that President Elicit had been in Dad
health fcr several months. his action was
"a surprise 10 every one. and many were
the expressions OF resrct That he should
feel compelled TO take TINS step. Ira ac-
coping the recognition, committee
sonsis'ng of AIessra. *. NJ. smith, VIII
liam Eiyson. and b. IT, Johnson. was
appointed 10 submit suitable resolutions
to Doe spread upon toe records Of the
association. whic' Nh. Elicit has served
30 long and so faithfully
4..e ueAt meetus viii Dc held az sec
ond cnurcn on tine second Sunday IN
November when pre- icent VIII bee
elected to lu the position made vacant
by the rcsigniuon oil Mr.. Elicit
The averages for September are as
follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

The Dog and PONY show Pronounced
~urre.-.

The Dog and Pony show . ir"h"uHc'"
~urre.-.
Alcssrs. Sipe Doiman 81 Blake gave an
exhibition of their dog and pony snow
~ tine corner Of Main and jefferson
streets last night. The attendance 40 last
nights entertainment was luill t"t"is %
three hundred. The snow consist ol
highly interesting acting of forty ponies
and severty-fOm dogs. mat sccfnch 10
90 through their various parts with az
most human intelligence. ana unuei tne
direction If Professor r.. i. Blake tnfy
nreseutel a Performance which surpasses
awning The kind ever seen in ilcn-
rncnd Thc orchestra. under the direc-
fion of Professor Eugene Nack, rs wei
trained and cAcels most OF tie larger
bands lrat cling with circnse-. lhe rem
ditiou OF the various selections was me
subject of favorable comment. Inc per,
formance is highly neral, reAqcd' ana
entertaining -
Mr. arthur y. lin9iey is the press
AGENT. and ly DIS Kind and polite atl'n-
tion 10 an be- contributes TO ire cohgIl
cf The patrons cf the show. TIRE orotf
maintained was rxcelleni 80 hvl-
conduct was allowed. ana i'' 'hiri ,'it''-
mont f. one to which parents can take
,b.,r chrdron With The as ul0nce That
mo-, r.. -uorl ar evening OF real en-
ioy~,ont Messra S!rc Doman e. hiahe
,.il exhibit hove the crfiro week. giving
two pcffornancts each day matinee ana
Afcr each Performance tic children
arr, invited 10 rffa on fhe ponies. There
,,as much rcriimert ~ the entertain
r,ont last n'rht. not only among the chill
drcn but the grown folks as we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
Sound MON CLUB, No. 9.
Held Their Regular Weekly Meeting at
the Club Room Last Might.

The regular weekly meeting OF Sound
Money I4uU, no. -, Was nCiu laat lnsnt
at the ciuO room, corner OI LauIcI anu
cary streets. Inc minutes oil .ne last
meeting were read ana approved, ana
tho a,uns pIeaIucnt, in 4cW WOius,
introduced Mr. Watkins NOrNeu, the
speaker OF the ~ cnlns.
ar. NcIycil. Ia tnc beginning OF his
speech, stated that ne Was tncIe not 10
denver a worry ana spectacular ora
lion, but 10 engage IA COnInOn-scnsc.
practical, matter -Ol-Idct, pam Tam.
Ino speaker tncn Proceeded IA bust
nesslKe way, wncn seemed 10 sreauy
impress his hearers, 10 explain thc cause
VI depression IA du Industries ana llneS Oi
business, winch he Deciaitu, Mas tne ell
feet OI ONtIiIUdJ tlOn, ana not 10 Ne idld
at tnc OOOI Ol Inc DtinOcfduc parry, AOi
10 be- rcmtultu 10y the Tree ana unlimited
coinage OIL SINer. lie showed COncll-
siycly from recent quotations OF the adj
vance In the price OF wncd,, thui the
price OF wheat or any Otner lalIn pro-
duct had nothing 10 DO Win the price
OF silver. thus clearly reiutlng the CLAIMS
OF the silverites that the prices OF silver
and farm products are linked together.
Wheat. he declared, had advanced be-
cause the demand for ii abroad exceeded
tho supply, and silver had fallen because
the supply exceeded the demand.
The speaker then reviewed me thi-
cago and Indianapolis platforms, point
ing out clearly the indebted Democracy
OF the latter, and censurns al the con-
cessions to Populism ana other issues OF
the former. tie pointed 10 Thomas JET
ferson, the great Democrat, ana quoted
from MIN nbtIally IN support of the tIeory
that the market Velue OF gold and silver
must Q fCtnO in the ratio between them
and regulated accordingly. lie commended
that this money cues ton Was not cues
ton OF politics but one Of business, and
should Ice 50 considered.
Mr. Newell commended heartily and
enthusiastically the brave and manly
stand OF Governor Charles T.. OForrall
on the questions OF the hour. ana defend
"a his course with warmth Much APP
plause followed thcse remarks
The speaker was also happy In his CRIT
icifm4 OF those W.tO were taunuaS .lc
Sound Money Democrats COR their alleged
a1lliai.oL With Republicans and said that
.n these times OF az niger 10 the codn-
try's instltCticrs hc knew no parties,
but stood side 10y side with every man.
whatever he might call himself. TN an
mort to preserve the national credit ana
ave the country from the confusion THAI
mus: nccess &riiy follow q deDascd coin
AZ. and deprecated currency.
At the COn,,gfitn OF his remarks MI.
Noryell was literally appiauded ana "a
vote OF thanks was unanimously gwen
him.
Mr. Ncrvells speech had good erect
and undoubtedly strengthered the SOU a.
Money cause in Clay ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

Polk Miller Parai,zes "a Home Audience
Wan His iun.

Polk Miller Paral,z a Home Audience
Wan His iun.
BCRKEVGLLE. VA, Oct. Especial.
Mr. Polk Miller gave on OF his delight
I'M entertainments IA the chapel ol
South side Female institute or satur-
day night last.
pcik was horn ana raised in three
miles OF BurKcvu". ana here il was DE
learned to hunt Brer Raiiit and pick
on The old BANJO. wliie IN ere was not
a hog path. 'slmmJn tree. or mud-pad-
de nu, That te had formed IT, guam
lance.
Though among od friends. The oid
axiom. "a prophet i~ nol without honor
save IN his own country did not WORK
iu his Case. lud tl, audience was con-
vulsod wifh laughter from tne beginning
TO end OF his lecture
AT one time the speaker was forced
10 sit down and wal, until tho convusod
asscmbiage could tnd breath enough for
another laugh
The proceeds were for the benefit Of
inc Baptist church.
Mrs. L. W. Dirna by OF Hampton. is
spending several months in Burkeville
for tie benefit derived from the mineral
waters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
Hon Har.han Nanecr Here.

The Hon Marshall Hanger of Staun-
ton. Va. cXSpcaker OF the House OF
Delegates of this state ana no" L H'.Su
states consul at Bermuda, was at the
Jefferson yesterday.
Mr.. Hanger Is on leave of absence from
his post of duty for his annual vacation,
which he takes later than usual TINS
year.
lie had been to his home in stanton
Va. and after a few days IN Richmond
where ne has many friends. VIII 20 10
New York and sail thence Tor Hamilton,
the seat of her Majesty Government
in the island Of Bermuda.
Nothing of an expression of "a political
nature could be- had out of the Consul.
who was automatically reserved on the
questions of the day. but he dlscoursed
freely and delightfully."- on the many IN
teresting phases of life in his temporary
i.lanl homo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

no tlUlla liNl l1iNtlN7- Va lllVt 1870
Towards Grove Emmanuel Randolph
Street and East-End schools We're re
coived
The regular monthly meeting OF he
Methodist Slnday-SchOoi Society was
held at Centenary Methodist church
Sruda, afternoon ~ $3.50 oclcck. r. $.
NJ. Valentine. president; W +. Richard
SOIL assistant secretary. The meeting
was opened with singing by the scnoo'
and choir. and prayer Icy Rev w J. Vii
liams. Of Denny-Street Clurch
Mr.. John Morton. superintendent Of
Centenary school presented some very
fine recitations. by pupils Of the school
which were well rendered.
Rev. W y. Beauchamp.. Of ST. James
church. made a very interesting ana
profitable address. subject. What Con
siitutes Successful Superintendent.
He said that the superintendent snouie
Dec good disciplinlrian. He should
know how TO select and assist his teach
crs: should Doe well vcrsod i'm the Bible.
student. and above AN an earnest fol-
lower of the Lord Jesus. lie said that
there gre MANY good suporintendonfs D."
the work I'm this city. who had been
successful in building up their schools.
The elegant choir Of the church rem
dcred some O. their finest music. solos
duets. and choruscs. The following is
q summary Of tive supcrintendents re
ports for September:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

Mrs Samuel Jacobs. after weeks OF sur
fe.ng. which she bore with forutude'
diea at the Old Dominion Hospital yes
terday afternoon at q % clock. surrounded
by an the members OF her family.
Ans. Jacobs was the only cnld OF the
late Harris Jacob. aud VIE of Samuel
jacobs Of this city. she leaves husband
and five chi dren TO mourn their loss.
Among the saddest TO relate, one of them,
Master Keen Jacob. has been lying cfit-
ically in at tie same institution with ~
phoid fever. and IS ass yet ignorant OF the
death OF his mother
The body Of Mrs. Jacob waf removed
to her late residence. Nc 5J3 east clay
street shortly after her death. from when
place her funeral win occur on Wednes-
day mOrning.
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers.
Julius Straus. sol l.. BlOomberg, A..
Hirschbcrc Carl kaufman. H. Whitock.
II. +. Urshberg. l.. Run and Theo. Mo-
ecker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

ROME. Oct n.-The Italian Govern
ment has addressed d percmptlry no.e TO
the Porte in reierclce 10 young Italian
subject who was murdered in the recent
mussacres Don COnstantiu0plc. The note
saws that the young man was beaten on
the head and fclied to the ground 10y "a
man ia Turkish uniform. who continued
tO cudeol his PROSTATE victim until he
had killed hum. The similarly OK the
case 10 that OF Father Salvatore, tho
Italian priest who WAS murdered by
Turkish troops In a convex at lenikaie
in 1895. The note says. justlhes the asecr-
tiOns that were made in the recent coli
lectitc notes addressed 10 the Porte Dy
fho six European embassies an Constant
nODle. The note concluded by demanding
the punishment OF the guilty persons ana
and the payment of indemnify for tho
murder OF an italian subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13
Property Transfers.

Richmond. y. J. Haas TO Sol Haas. in
terest I'm stock OF bicycles. &c. tools, ma
chinery. &c. I'm stores Nos 500 and S02
east Broad street 5000.
John O'TOOle 10 Michael j. Curlcy 40
feet on south side Park avenue. 0O feet
east of Vine street 40 feet on Grace street
northwest corner Shaler, and l3 ll-l2 feet
on north side Broad street between Nine
teenth and Twentieth Sil4.SDD
Juna f. aud Nuialn r.. Woody TO
George l.. Tcuscr. 80 feet on State street
between Fulton and Erin $40.
HenricO. Henry :. Wallcrstein 20 Dora
Lee Cosby - feet ON south side Fair
mount avenue. "a feet west of twenty
third street. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

JACKSON. MISS. oct John X.
LYNCH. leader Of TIE Lynch faction OF
the Republican party in Mississippi was
here to-day looking after the political
interests and demanding his name 10
he put on the official ballot. The coun-
~ commissioners having this matter i'm
charge. no satisfaction could Toe given
him here. Governor McLaurin's dccla-
ration that Lynch is citizen OF Wash
inetou and not OF Mississippi. is endorsed
bv the Adams county commissioners.
ana they will not put him on the ticket
there. Lynch will seek redress before
the courts. He was to-day admitted 10
practice before the Supreme Court. tax
ing the oats as citizen Of the State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

earncrs OF free-silvcr Mexico were better
paid. and better OF ia every way thar
American laboring men.
"Nyhv" he exclaimed. the mechanics
there get S day.
MIR. Ruskell smiled 1T Is evident.
ne said THAT you have been reading the
letters Of some ~ those people who never
saw Mexico. Now ] have lived I'm McNi-
co. and / tell YOU there Is not negro j.
the United States who would be satisfied
with the wages that the Mexican poems
receive. and the way in which they live
You can't tel me anything about MeNi-
60. for ] know personally vi . am talk.
Ing about"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

HALIFAX. y. s.. oct. 12-The British
Cruiser Talbot. conccrnins the safety OF
which startling rgmor> have been current
in London. to-day sailed into Halifax
harhor az O'Clock this afternoon The
Talbot sailed from Portsmouth. October
20. having been commissioned for British
Norin American and West Indian stat
lions. She is one or the British newest
ships Of war. and this is the first time She
has been in American waters.
The news from London that she was
reported to have fouudered 40 sea created
Intense excitement in naval circles here
and also among the military Three hours
after the sensational report was rcceiv-
ed from London the ship was sighted on
ihis port.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

The Police Receive One-Half of the Re-
ward for Rainey'- Capture.

ROANOKE. VA. oct. l2-SpecisL-De-
tectlves ". Il. and 4. NJ. Baldwin and
Post-Ofhcer Inspector and Deputy United
States Marshal Irwin arrived here to-
day from West Virginia with Luther Nor
gan. who Is charged with rOCOing the
pCst-Oiticc at Morgans Valley, ". Va.
and suspected OF completely IN other post
once roLDeries committed Ia West VII
ginla la the past month. Morgan was
also out on bail OF $500 10 answer the
charge of participating I'm the robbery Of
the Norfolk and Western station at Davy.
W. Va.
Chief OF Police Dyer. of Roanoke. re-
turned last night from Newport. Ky,
where he received for the police OF this
city one-half Of the $500 reward offered
for the capture OF Diilard Rainey. an
alleged murderer, who was arrested here
In June last.
City Tax Collector }. II. Coon has just
completed hisleyy for 1896 for city and
school purposes. showing the amount 10
be Sl5S0s5.22 based on a taxable value OF
81 As. 23l
In the case OF Oury's administrators vs..
The Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany. a suit for $4,000 damages, Judge
Dupuy, OF the Circuit Court. to-day re-
fused to set aside the verdict OF the jury
for defendants. Plaintiffs attorneys viii
take an appeal to the higher court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

RESOLUTIONS COndemDing Governor o'ier-


RESOLUTIONS Condemning Governor o'ler-
fnll OpPo-ed
LUNENIURG G.. H., Va. via NE
HEkRlN. Va. oct. -.-SpeciaL-An un-
usually large crowd attended LuncnDus
court to-day. Fred. a. Schultz lRep).
OF New lork. was tine principal speaker
of the dag. and addressed large crowd
speaking from TIE front porch OF the
court house. Messrs. ~. d. Mcllwalne
and Dr. ". III. Henning. Democratic
speakers. who were booked 10 speak here,
fal4ed 10 appear. Their places were nlith
hy local speakcrs-G. r. CrdWlet, ,. "A.
Love. o. l. Hardy. George l.. smith. ana
judge George GOrdOn-and great ehtuu-
siasm was manifested Al the close OF
inc meeting resolutions were offered con-
demnatory Of Governor o ferrah po-
litical position and requesting ms fesls-
nation. and commencing i. X. Lasslter
for his stand.
That part of the resolution condemnlnb
Governor o Ferall was not m accord
ance with the sentiment of many Demo-
Gratis present. T.. G Matthews, an eA-
member Of the legislature IN Il snort
soaech expressed himself as supporter
OF the Chicago nominees. out vigorously
opposed the resolution m reference 10
'our honorable Governor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-13

The mass-meeting Of the Presty terlah
Sunday-School Union of Richmond was
held at the Second Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon. The several schools
were well represented. After several
HYMNS. responsive readings and prayer.
Rev. j. Y. Fair y. D.. of Grace-Strcet
Presbyterian church, delivered a short
sermon to the younger members. lie
said he had been called upon TO deliver
an address. but he always felt more
like terrifying himself behind text.
His remarks were based on Matthew. 18th
chapter. and second verse And Jesus
called little child unto him" Christ
in the daily life of children was the line
OF his simple, yet strong, discourse.
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AChange Of Venue.

SUFFOLK. VA. oct. l2.-Special.-In
the County Court of Nanscmond to-day
Judge hilby presiding bIl1ss'
one of the attorneys for Captain g. W.
Wright ex-trcasuTer Of SUFFOLK, move"
f,r change of venue on the sroul is
hat ON account Of prejudice accused
could not eot ID fair trial in this 'ounty.
Several witnesses were introduced 10y
Mr. briggs sustaining his claim. Inc
"Reminiscences attorney Mr.. Holland,
stated thar if ni~ Honor believed captain
Wright could not secure a iair ana IN =
,,,fiai t,i.I in NauSemOnd on account
Of PREJUDICE. that he would not resist
the motion ,,. AZ, -.
morrow.