Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-26
NUNS" i 2I.

pauph 10 separate the iannIIS Ia ard relieve
i:r ol hcr embarrassing sltu,;ipn Accordingly her hu
band went to her relief, looked through Il back window,
and perceived Mr.. H. in very short" night aa:.
mlrnt hnsgng his wife He ioL! her Ia 90 nome in
sany an >lIr ubytd lis request So soon as she could
escape from hands Mr. H. This ended the disrnr-
hancr the night All PARTIES quietly retired 10 thcir
apartments and slept s,rn!l, until ming After ra.irc
over the ulEr'rncN day wh his wife Mr, p determined
ard Mr. H. The subject He I'D approached
him and parted with hin after interview in friendly
manner At later hour in The day. he as'n went 10
Mr. II. subject, und toll! him that hr Eght han
duc-tnat he had pistols &c prepared Mf H. roi him
ID 90 away-he did not feel like hshlinG due and he
would wait un'ii next morning, he thought he (Mr D.
would eooI OIL D. replied that he mns fight or ,akea
off, returned with hidc--scized VI H.
by the hair oi his hcai-and applied the cow.hde 10 his
back very brlsk Misunderstanding oil at the same tin'
paa;cd. Tins matters stood nntll Friday night when NJ
d.. still burning Tor farther satisfaction OF hc
"mnt' transaction, procured gun 10 IluGhc-
house ans! III his absence told Ms H. that he ntrnd'd I"
shoot her husband sight fhs alarmed Mrs H. that
she sent word 10 her husband 10 home Thai night
unless he wished 10 die He followed her advice and iooh
up quarters al The Exchange tor ha night The n'iown.
lie appealed Ia the law for oectionand after
long patient hearing The case by The Mayor The
lwycrS (of which w=r two fought vuany tnr
their respective ciensJhc Reporters and cfowG oi AMI
spectators, Mr. ii. obtained the protection sought for
The Mayor inoImc Mr.. H., that he should require al hi
security 10 the c $3.50 ioT hs good behavior Ia:
space c II months 'Tns information Brought ,iIs 10
eyes Of Nj: H. who SAID he did not think lac would be abe
10 give the security He trit a. he wa~ without ed III
the world He then took in the prisoners box wheo
| We ltlt lIn with hS Mir by his side.
ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE During the l,sr
ioui weeks our city has brrn visited by four dr.mucna
.s, involving loss OF property amounting in the assfe
gate TO about sl750OD
Tie last conlaera,ion occurred on Saturday nigh; last
and, like the preceding ones, evidently the work nt
ncendary Several buildings, forming The extensive e"ac
making establishments. oG MIR James Bosher burned
They located alley extending from Sth Ia "I
streets and Main and Cary s'Ttes Tie NE broke
wooden buiing use for the sto."se oi "!! car.
rng.s and lumber cumbisibc nature I" whch cause!
the lnrs spread with much rapidly. lh.y soon CON,
munca,cd large wooden building the East, used
black smiths shop, and 10 brick building on the West
n which various branches u coach-aklng were carried on
The stuy contained large luan,y Of valuable
rage timber materials the ID story occupied by
BODY -Glukers' and wOrkmen in the other branches Of
wood work; and the third story Tor finishing ana painI&
coaches where was stored quantity of paints, OILS.
Eirhcs &c The whole destroyed including II large
quantity Of tools aud implements used IN hcsr several de-
apartments of earring The wood work OF several
carriages lar advanced to~ac5 c0iplct;oni was a0 S
slgoycd.
The fire occurred Of the combusbe districts
oi the city. There many old wooden buildings sta
bcs, anu o1tlouses of various Kinds, in lie immediate ~
emily u the fire. several ui which were fa!y cons uie
Soon after The Sc broke out, the large four story bFS
building on The corner of Main and 9Th streets known
Bosnrts Hal" took fire from the sacksm!ihs shop III hc
rear and sustained very damage in ID" upper stores
before The fire could be checked The fourth story,
red as Masonic Lodges of the Dove the "Sl johns ahd
"FancuIs Societies OF this city, Is lelI almost wholly
in ruins These Lodges los, some valuable u'nn,r ,,
hall Fairs, dancing saloon, eAib1ns &c was H'iy
materially injured the lower stories IN HE rts ="
she building large number % valuable carriages 10 'h'
- story we're gotten escape in"ry. room
Yr the unuicturc Of harness was on !e ana ne
harness much injured By the heat AMI water ms bndS
sustained damage 10 the amount ol al cast . -uoo Dc
s,cs the damage Uy fire flooded with water tom
i top to bottom, sauratng and iiJHring the c'linga
The upper story Of thr silver !lting establishment OF aF
William W. Sn,ad 9Th street, was burned sutlc!hh@
Mr. 5 10 small loss The building beoIsea TO aii osi.
TINS was large and alarming fire For some tine II
81 l,h,o Tho
difficulty tha, the whole block OF valuable brlcR l"rr'
.unting Main and extending rom ON |" 9,s sne,S'
could be saved. Several o! The back Dut!iIhss hacnc
them partially burned and he roofs "i 'r nam o"
irgs blazing duFn@ The progress - ' me
Many inmates surrendered all h"ia ol shEhg ''
houses and remove lhc furniture and Dt.s mo M si'
The upi er large hchcn attached 70 'hc no",""I
house Of Mrs Abbott, was DESTROYED; ana s;r " @
Others must have sustained c"ns'tcfhlc aanase ny '
hasy removal Of their turnitue BEDS &C 10 tehne M
occasion s,i alarming there va, Ut hs .'c s'n
breeze from the SCUM, carrying '"c ''"" ' "'
/ The dwelling of Mr. Benjamin Morris on 9Th street IA"
nn,,nw escaue Thc large bck building continuing The
oIs mint. yarnishcs &c. close proximity 10 Mr. Nj
nusr: and a, this point the fire very fierce and threat
,ning The house doubt saved By Keeping tha POT
ton of il fronting the fire, saturated nm "atri.
} Two uu buildings belonging 10 Mr.. Samuel ID Dcn""n
and in the rear Of his brass and CRATE mahnario} "''
struycd This gentemans establishment, mas Tc'e'' NV"
had narrow escape from destruction by me-
The emcn although The lirc occurred between 'e En'1
oI twelve and O'Clock in The morning were eaI a.
the post of danger and abored with great lnh"ncn' anu M
siuy in checking The famcs and their 'li"''s were ri
"a with SUCCESS which but few anticipated ~ me G'e''+
,l the fire Two OF their number whose hanes we "nI IN. %
,n 90, ~ near lnsnp their lives during rhr fire while
IN the TOP of the Hail." the flames cut on al cdhc> '
e,, and they were about riskng their lives 10y coming
lawn by the lin spUung when ladders were "Othh'" :"
rnrlr rcscuc The dsUcaton oi HE shoulder :" " -"
i nan was the only ncrIdcnt wc heard OF. a.. ,,n,
The damage sustained by The lire II estunhn ~ 'i'
IN which we learn there insurance oi slooo h "'
lce OF the Fire Association OF lhis c'iy ne ',,' "
the Mutual Assurance Company loses s'a' i,' % ~, ~
IN. mn buildings attached tho tweln2Y Nfh'F W.
e entire loss falls upon MR. Boshcr, who We resTr' !"
learn is confined to his bed by sickness i1e "' ,,I
the fire. and lmp.udcntly came oh Out "Ss '. S" ,,
Win vomiting ami faintng SPELLS and was carried ot " "
!. sick chamber.
A aoUEsTIoN or JURlSDICTloN.-A case OF ont
rapo which occurred the BASIN Bank, came '''' "
: Mayor Yesterday. When hc was ao"nt rh'''hs "i" "
4 examination Of rIr case, gentleman (ht drtn''h) !
,tIy arose and IL nicA hr jurisdiction :" III" Mayor. "
-, mnI,n,J Of the defendant said occurred on The ha>
Rank an land owned by the James River and haha"i'
,:an,pany over which The Mayor had no jurisdiction
. Here was difficulty presented tn ihe Mayo" "h,n y"
,nr,rd no, TO have anticipated Adjusting hir elc'H
win an earnest aui significant c'anrr ne car ms
IN. yrnlrr,an apparently with we" ~ n'.c'S"''- "
ror not his powers th1i part Of The ry were 2'"''
stoned Discovering thii III: gentleman WI"
n behalf r his 4ervaE;l was III ca'hst, h' 'i'' -
Issue witt, him on The point :" un, *er,T'! M @ uvr,
m,,iIy Informed the ndant, tnhi nc t'hn a'g'J
, ut a IN, opirvn that r Basin an! liz oanAH W"
rhiu III. cnrpnraon and WITHIN thr n'hdi hT "'''"
nan. ami 30 long as ic felt satisfied 81 ls sGt' nc car
no, .,pon wr.sc land the oichc: ",r ,o''"''n 49,; '
4 .vrni. he shout! take til" responsibility o. cAef'''"@
L ) owe that pift o' me ciIy'
',r urp.uap who rnsei the question, sccmch suriT,
,his Of the Mayor, but lie did not undertake !"
arss, the question with him he cIsr mhlcn CAV. ~,
# - r,s no.iuoncd nn to-day, when he cc'cndan' "if'
nabIy "nprn the eyes Of the Mayor by rr"hncl"s "n'
he,n, nny which hc has read, 10 snow 'at nc "aS '
n 1 ,.rcise jurisdiction that quiet ana oi"'h'
i,,v ,h, Basin anl BANKS. Has III: Mayor chSn,
, 49, ,,,,c ut The lrnes River and kanawhn C"mr'nF
E,t enough w. no, 10 take -'drs on m h'S t
.,inn We will only add, that our rcaicT- s''. "
y,srI al the earliest possible moment 81 us INA"
WEE AND HUSBAND.-ln the Mayors '""'' "'
: Saturday, we witnessed trial OF the 'fens'' u "o""'
nye for her husband. A stood NJ 'he 'ar' '''''4
= h h.,,;np hs wif Srvcrr witnesses came FORWARD AZ"
= 49,, =, .,eii,ohl. fact. Al length the wir e.
: . 49,, ,,d ioosjcu wonanl Was called She ai-
+ h, H., u;rccss stand with rrluctnnce a. enc ri"'
- a,a :. , f,.llny hook - her y"nh h"S'''"i'
J. W. '" n .,,, neil recognition with s"mh"hht
!. -, c,, ut rGunirnaEr". SIn s'"'i '"' IN 80
n i' ,, her 10 rfucrtd "i!h her statt ne n' 'fS
ri ' - ,.o,,o from her eyes Hir ht'''ni'"'' - rs
nc"i" " " -, IiI.fi rr Win i'"mh'i'S hh' 'n'h''
. fi'' -" -, mo said AYES, h. treats me DAILY. hh""
voice ,,,in .re stopped a"aln she was "'hr'',
n ma Why .Y.s he treats badly she again mh'trf''
$, - P'Ic,it I'm, want 10 Court To corplain f