Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-20
NUMBER 40.
TY NE VS..


q"ense o her negectHg posponing tho performance OF
some domestic duty eulonci upon her by husband he
had assaulted her with his fist and her with the
first blow that se had recollection of any subseoueut
blows Her bruised blackened and swollen face however
bore evidence she had receives. nost pnmo,cIfp
hs act TO when Two witnesses, neghbos Of the parties,
utesed Two OF her teeth Knocked by his blows were
exhibited Court trophies Of hIs chvalry He
manjed a be examined for the offence on charge OF
felony, before the Hastings Court in October bail being
fused
| WOMANLlkE.-A wife appeared 10 the Mayors Court
| yesterday with horribly bruised and battered face and
with two OF her Teeth in her hands, complaining OF her hus
band who had only the day before her these evidences
of his affection She bore testimony the cruel treatment
she had received; when The Mayor ordered her brute of
husband be rernanded Jail be examined charge
Of felony Tor maimng HE wife. This decision seemed 10
take the wife by surprise She had evidently supposed thar
the result Of her complaint would bind husband In
security prevent repetition Of The offence She appeal
ed To The Mayor for the privilege Of ball for her husband
The Mayor informed her that he could her request
rs It was baihbs That her husband had com
United felony the evidence admitted OF doubt She said
she could get him good security The Mayor repeated
that he could bali her husband upon any security
She then retired. evidently sympalhzing deeply with The
fate Of her husband who be ncarcested merely tor
beating her lace and head into bruised and backened Jelly
Knocking c teeth OUT rendering her senseess By
the blow endangering her life by his outrageous brutal
ties Our surprise her incrposition and sympathy in be-
half OF her husband was still more heightened when we
took survey OF the An uglier human being.
We have never seen Love Tor such man as
the orgving OF offence like his alter lis per-
petralon Some has said that women have heart
than buins True or not as general maxim II 10 certain
ly Hue IN the case OF Mrs. McMahon.
The BALTIMORE BURGLAR-A : NJ. Bener charged
with burglary Baltimore, remains n city JAIL await
lug requson from the authorities OF Maryland for ME
removal The place where The offence was committed
HUSTlNGS COURT. -O.way Smith, charged with for
gng negotiable notes, puporng 10 be drawn by Robert
Pace examined on each; and emanded In each case
fo trial beiufe The Circuit Court, which the l7i
October.
Patrick Crawey, charged with stealing fInne nom The
Wo"en Factory, the night the factory consumed
by fire. was examined aud omanded for TRIAL before The Cif
4 Goode was fined $50 and COSTS lor retailing ardent
rpirlts without license Paid and discharged.
Jack slave 10 T G. Baptist. was found guilty OF keeping
d shop without license ami fine OF $40 was imposed
on his master.
nrday During the day The following cases were
disposed OIL
William slave belonging 10 George Dugrins ordered
39 stripes for stabbng William IT, Whppe at the time Tho
accused caught under The bed nf lady on ID street,
robbing trunk of Jcwrlry and money.
Commonwealth vs.. Geo. Ensbury-Fipling s3o
F Fine paid
Commonwealth vs.. Henry WemhoI Alsiemeanor
continued Term and defendant recognised 10 s5Oo
| 10 appear
Commonwealth W. George, slave o! blr ifaifish'
son.-Acquitted.
Commonwealth John Dohefty-Drluuy
nued and prisoner reman1ed 10 Jail
Commonwealth Hanz Jenkins and Peter free negroes
FelonyCase continued I'LL next term snd prisoners re-
mandcd.
| Commonwealth VS.. Michael Murphy-Larceuy
continued 10 next term and prisoner remanded.
Common wealth VS.. S. IA. Jones-Fciony- contn-
ued 10 next term and prisoner temanded
Commonwealth Vs. Mary Jane Purcell-Felony--
| continued term and prisoner remandcd.
Commonwealth Mary Jane Pnrcrl-Forgery Case
continued Term and prisoner remanded
Commonwealth VIM. H. Ross, tree nrgro-Feiony-
Case continued next term and prisoner reminded
Commonwealth Isabella Harris, free nrgro-Felony
Case continued term and prisoner rGmanded
Commonwealth ~. Geo. Drew, eo negro-Poni LARGE
ny-nse continued term md prisoner renandeo
Commonwealth D. Rogers defendant gave security 10
| appear next term
ARTICLES FOR THE FAR.-The time for holding
The Agricultural Fair in this cy is approaching lew
weeks will bring the lst Of November.
In the agricultural line we have already assurance that
rhc,. will be display of stock farming implements. TO
an extent before Witnessed in Vhgna and we wish
call the attention of the mechanics oil our cy ana O inc
ueuns of tic whole STATE 10 the importance OF also haV
ny their interests represented this favorable occasion
Let them exhibit specimens OF their ingenuity aud The
quality of their work and thus satisfy The people OF The
South that there no longer any necessity or excuse why
the products Of their labor should be passed by and south
rn interests sacrificed by travelling 10 The North for atti
res which be had at home OF quality generally snpe
nor and cheaper too than the yankee articles
great Of people from all points OF the coun
try will visit the Fair The various articles for exhibition
will bear a label with the makers name The attention oi
visitors will thus be directed 10 the establishment from
which came and thus much benefit may result 10 Inc ma
pufacturer An advertisement in al the papers 81 virginia
wund scarcely much avail advertisement OF ms
kind II would be practical proof OF me merits OF af''ces
| Tor the old adage runs, "seelng ID oelcVing
| SUDDEN DEATH. Yesterday morning, about ten
o'clock Mr. John Woodson repaired TO his room IN an upper
,oy of the house of his brother law Mr. w Ralston
Who resides on Clay street ow doors west OF Brook Ave-
nuc for The purpose supposed Of preparing himself
for Church few minutes thereafter ne was discovered
dead A. 10 the OF sudden dealn there were con
cng slatenents abroad yesterdayone affirming that ne
died ol disease the heart and the other that ne came ~
his death by hanging himself post OF his bedsead
We made strict inquiry TO ascertain te acts yel were W.
able arrive at certainty In reference 10 me cause " m
melancholy He was a steady, INDUSTRIOUS young
man aged about % years by profession gun smith, ana
yas employed a, establishment OF Mr. Samuel Sutef
! land opposite the Binks.
| p Alter The above was in type received inorma
non which renders certain that MIR Woodson did moi COM
nit suicide His death, credlby informed resulted
from an overflow Of blood the heart and head he mas
been for some past aborng under disease o Inc heart
| ALARMING INCIDENT-Yeserday abou, o'clock,
.s carriage belonging Mr.. Thomas tlardgroVe, of this
civ and containing Of Mr. liadgroye, young lady
named Hendrlck and thee small children was passing near
the Monumental Church. the horses attached 10 the carriage
orcamc frightened and sared at ful speed oo"n foso
Street The efforts The driver colored man. 10 cheek the
horses caused the break, when he sprang from he
seal and succeeded 10 dveng The course m the horses ano
uonjno ,he carriaos against the brick wall attached 10 he
brck building south corner o Mayo and broad
streets Here young who had previously released
the children endeavoed 10 eNttcate Miss henorcH Wne
inns engaged the carriage overturned and caught them ooth
underneath IL :. a., 49,
Fortunately they fell The side gutter which lett them
rarely space enough being rushed 10 deah ineY
wrr. however Immediately taken from beneath the car
aoe and TO the great surprise Of lhose who witnessed Inc
alarming were found 70 nave sustained no SER
ous nlues few and bruises we're The extent oil the
| younds The carriage mach shattered. Glss hen
irirk we understand resident Of Goochand couoiy
Great credit due the faithful driver for bis en"rs on
This ghful occasion His activity and perseverance, 10
sropous tho horses after they started prevented u
ia believed calamity which in all probability would nave
caused The death Of several persons
SUNDAY SPORTS. Yesterday afternoon about I'VE
O'clock disgacefu fight took place On lin street. eou'h
Of The Basin Six and three women tooS part 10 'he
dsv As MANY as three couples were on the gonnd pun
o,enp each other and struggling tor the mastery al one
and he same time while the lemales UNDERSTOOD 70 % e
yes of sn. Of the combatanrs we're brsky plying broom
.ts md oIhcr characirrsc weapons, IN hd OF he nus
hnJ Du,ino lie melee some o the parties ocReo 10
h ,h., = embrace rolled down steep emodnKmenl' oVe
- nr ~ ,be no lille amusement oil some dislnefes'so
8 NV ,.,n,, Fortunately all escaped win thcf hves
8 tSo.cal Despatch Of The Baltimore Times
WAsHlNoToH, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1873
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