The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-14
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- pLANK-QNg SIDE MAY BS euIlnp
oE assAsz z: s:s s 81 Esb IA
p 4 Gibson and Tyler. ths whole s,ldsnes
Of the different witnessed has not been publ hea u
to myself sprend The evidf ~ given By the cit
nssse. before hi, Honor. the Mayer. on Thursday
vas erss called to the stand and stated that on
las sunday night Gibson and Tyler came 70 my
house. after We had closed the shutters sna VS. N
was IN the cellar ut the time. and heariss the
noise. stepped up sair, There ", re n the par par
tyler xas standing by the widow at the o.Hce,
within reach Of the card case which case contained
%oS wsn q G nS me They
the stairs told him tka. he should not draw it for
them but TO go back and watch them till came
MP. When came up thes had gone out, and saw
that the cards and case haa e,sn iass On amay
Monday sasaS Sa them
they did not briag them back, that they Womb Dc
sorry for II, as they had been in parties thar had
of their actions and Won not submit TO It any long
| er. He seemed indignant and walked OIL. saying
| frst lie came back the same night and talked The
matter over. and said must be mistaken. said IL
wes small matter. but thought it would amount 70
more l said if that was returned would say no
more about it. Tuesday night Gibson aud Ts Ter
came into the bar rcom-Tyfer said that he wanted
what became Of II my card case He said be knew
was mistaken ssid that there we're only the two
Of themin the house. and the car g and case cSnla
he would have any fuss about Il he would nay the
valns 1 10 him thst was all l waited him to DO,
away ANYTHING else in future. Gibson sail to Ts-
ler "you are q fool; you don't know anything about
NE dam ease and .op rye give
your Tor that pistol till shoot the pot Quilted bug
then saw him in Eyr 70 not bsne ia them
knowing that Ter carried a pistol. kert my eyes
on the party and soo3 a. he could nave crawn II
in conrt) broken his neck if possible. They then
went outand shortly afterwards went up on Broad
William franklin was next callei. lie stated that
| ab0ut o'clock, the two csme into the bar room
aud called Reid one side of the ROOM ana TAXED
ing aLy know ledge IF the case cards, but said
that be would replace them before ne would have ave
| any f1ss about il. Gibson damned MIN Tor iooi
for saying 60, and said you do not know apyrhina
about IT, AS Mr. Reid stepped into The room. eib-
son said. give me that pistol i'll shoot the p1t
| Quilted bug ger or son of a b.. Heard Tr REQ
say to them that they had taken ay enough from
| him before and that he was determined to put 40
end to this way of doing, They then wrLt out Into
| the market, and caae down 9th stree, past the
house; stopped at Clay street and crossed over 70
the other side of 9th street; came un opposite the
now then said it rot him they cav, it was me-
Gibson came across the 'treetapd came IN tne notss
and asked If we had any fresh oysters. said yes
then to sit down on chair fvr the purpose OF
| watching his movements.
stared that ne was standing at the oyster bar. Glib
askea if they had fresh oyesers; he was answer,
ed yes was in the set of taking up the bottle Of
mustard when Gibson ook IL Up, Put it IN his pock
at ard went ont Of doors with it, ind did not conc
| back with Il while remained there
| Mr. Everett one Of the niehtwatch. being sworn,
stated that he picked up about O'Clock on Monday
morning in the vicinity of 9Th aud Broad str'eta.
all the cards and numbers but the month of august
which were shown TO the Mayor, and recognized BIZ
| AIR Reid
TYLER and Gibson were then required by the Mayor
to give bonds in the sum of $500 each, to appear
| before the November term of the Grand Jury. to
| answer the charge OF unEawfuly carrying away
| property from Mr.. Reid ard to keep the peace to
ard all citizens of this Commonwealth until that
| time
see, by a decslogue in the Richmond Whg 81
Saturday that the well known Mr.. Gibson said be-
fore the Mayor that my ghifkey caused me to bang
myself last fall. The public will by this that
was not hung until was dead. But. Thank God
my whiskey never made me steal. maliciously
destroy the property of any respectable citizen.
The above is a correct statement OF the evidence
given at The trial at the Mayors our Sent. the Of
and lttl, 1888 subscribe syself always ready to
| meet my enemies in the front, especially on a
charge. ROBEkT REtD,
&c l4-lt* Verandah Hotel