The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13
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A> PLANK-ONE SIDE NAY BE SUITED
FOa GaEAsE-In the CASE befne the Mayor last
week of a warrant taken out by X bert Reid seains
p II. Gibson and j II. c. Tyler, the whole evidence
Of he different Illnesses has no5 bean pubihhea N
The papers Of the city iwl: therefore, IN ius s.
ness before his Ioaor, the Mayor. on Tharadsy
morning last
las. Sunday night. Gibson end Tyler came to my
rouse alter We had closed the shutters and was 10
the act of closing the dcofs-only oneig blrnir 6
1 was in the cellar at the time and hearing the
! noe / stepped up stars Th,re was IA the bar
room three servants and Ts Ter and Gibson. Mr.
TYLER vas andiug by the window at the NEE with
10 reach of the card case which case containt tf
| moAths of the year ard the days OF the month, l
then went back without taeir SEEING eg NJ ha ssg
the stairs told him that he should not draw It for
he IL bet TO gu ack and watch them til came
that the cards and eese had been taken away. l
saw Gihson on Monday. and told him to TIL .Tyier
theS did not bring them back, that they wou be
sorry for it, they had been in parties that mad
lakcn things from me before, and that | was t'red
Of the actions and would notsubmt 70 it aay long
tr He seemed indignant spd walked OF, saying
that might tell Ty!'r myself, as might see him
first BE came back the same pght aud talst the
matter over, and said must be mistaken said it
was small matter bat thoughtit would amount TO
ssore said i that vas returned wond say no
ca ne into the bar rcom-Tyier said that be wanted
20 talk with me about my saviug that he knew
pas mistaken said that there ware only thu two
Of them 10 the house aud the cards and case could
not BY sut I b wens saa there
valne told him that WIS all wantei him TO do.
including the he or they would not take
awav any thing else in future. Gibson said to Ty
isr lyon are fool; you don't know anything about
ais dam case and cards / then stepped into the
9our (or th.t1 pi iii shoot the POI Quilted hug
ger. then saw him try to take something from
Tyler. Tyler .aii be should not have it then.
know ing that yltr carried pistol. kept nv eyes
on the part and ~ he could have ora~n 1t
from the scabbard, would have las used the term
10 court broken MS mex II POSSIBLE Thsy thsa
william Frank lin was next called. II. stated that
and called Reid one side o. the room. and talked
about the ard cards Ty Ter at fret denied hay
that be wouid replace them before he wsull have
any fass about il. Gibson damned him for iool
fo- 90, ing SO and said you do not know anything
sou said. give me that pistol ill shoot the p?t
Quilted bugger or son Of 2 b. Heard Mr.. Held
him before and that he wa. determined to PM an
end to this way Of dNing They then went out into
the market. and came down 9Th street. past the
house, stopped at Clay street and crossed over to
the chr side Of 9th street; came mp opposite the
house and stood. Of them said, there he stands
saa t nos
said yes. I taen went to sit dcwa on . chair for
Charles stewart wa< next called. and bling sworn.
stated that he standing at the oyster bar. Glib
xou asked If they had az 81 stere he was asv cred
yes. was la The act Of taking up the DO tie Of
must I'd when Gibson took it pnt it in his pocket
an vert out of doors with it. and did not come back
With II while remained there. sat
Mr. Everett. one az the niehtwat n. being sworn
stated that he picked up about to'cioek on Mon6ay
IA . ming ia the vicinity OF 6.h and Broad strfe.s,
ali the cards and nua4bets Lustne month Of August
which were shown to the Mayor. AID re cognized By
Mr. Reid tst.s
T,ler and Gibson we're then reauired by the Mayor
to give bonds ia the OF SaG each TO appear be.
sore the November term Of the grand jury to an
swer the charge of un,awfnlly carrying awaT prop
affy f. ON Mr.. Reid. aud to keep the peace toward
all citizens Of this Commcnweal:h unit that time.
I see by 4 aecalosue In the hichmond Wbig OF Sat.
u,day. that the well known Mr. Gibson 50 ID before
the Mayer hat my whiskey caused me to hang nv
xef last fell The public will SEA ny this that was
not hung until l was dead Rut thank God my
whiskey never made me- Sc al or ,iicouflyd strey
the properts Of any respectable citizsn.
The above Is q correct statement of tbs evidence
given =. the trial at the Mayor Court sept, NIB
the 9TH and 10th. 1855 eut scribe myself ALWAYS
resdy to meet my snemes in the frort ps eiaily OF
q charge. ROBERT RID g
se l3-l:s Ssrandah Hotel.