The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-02
A CARD 10 THE PUBLIC.

as>~Ea In the local report of the Dispatch Of the
3st ut in the case of neale tried for the f9ose.
published. calculated seriously to njure me 10 IN
opinions OF persons TO whom am not KNOW o, Ies'
without notce on my part He SAYS n id n ~ M
end, which here append: nsr..,,
AT 10 O'clock Saturday morning young Deneale
appeared before the Mayor, attended by Col AuEns,
counsel to meet bis acc u.ere. at the SAME time
protecting bis innocence Of all crime ana
that he would not have given up his money s eh h
property to Mr. John B Williams. and fed from tne
city. II that gentleman had not advised MIN 70 oo
So telling him that he would be kept IN jail yfsI
be could avoid an exposure and save his family the
deep modification they would feel at MS Doing ar
rested and incarcerated in prison"
money. it was q voluntary act l. in the presence
| OF Dixon and Delarua, advised him not to 90.
told him several times If he innocent to give ~
nothing to any person. and II any person arrested
him. to let them do and then prove ms inne ceace
| ard not to give up the things and then run swsy
to ,top him from. doing As to the modification !
would cause his family for him TO re alresteo; INA
an s1nh and b m on charge Of theft
as to have seen heard Of his riding through I'M
public streets of the city of Richmond WIT p II
col OF abandoned prostitutes. IN the nroad piaI9
sunlight, in en- open buggy; and rather see mn
dead or hanged than to see him married to one 0
them which he certainly proposed 70 40, ana WA
S self prevented by the good sense Oh 'n' woman
Now. In relation to the stealing of Brooks money
1
whether he ia guilty or innocent shall not under
take to say but this much VIII say lnat IL -
little singular that he should have NJ
| of the same character aud denomination Oh ~
| money lost by Brooks, AS will now SHOW BROOK
lost sll0O. most all of which was $50 notes. eoon
one-half of which was Exchange Bank notes Now
| look at the money of DeGeale. lie depositsa VIII
Delarue fourteen $50 notes. tens Hou 6
| half were Bank of Virginia notes he paio hymai
| $275. in which there were three s2o h1tes' ~
| bought about 325 worth of MIR. Walsh, inc gun
smith-gave him $50 note Now. we 1s,s nav .n,
eighteen $50 notes, besides the one he pad MISS OF
Thomas for the private ball he gave at her nSHss
Else no spent there am unable to say; Now
Brooks lost sloo. $40 of which was found IN d
posited with Delarue 500 on Tuesday night Sam
day Of the Robbery spent wi.6 an 30 nnt s1l
s275 S25 making in all S000-leaying $50 to pay 10
| buggy rides. wine. &c. ~
So much for that branch of the subject. Now. o
the uuimportant testimony of Dixon, (uNPUBLIsHEG
| Mr. Dixon testified that he was sert by ne u tel
| Kelly, who l had placed Oh the western SIDE OF IN
theatre to arrest Deneale II ne thsugnt hroPeI PEI.
| but in the hurry and excite ment OF the momeu'
Mr.. Kelly started upthe steps on the western sict
| Of DeSeale Delsrue who standing by him
| and did not know Kelly was sent Tor. exclaimed
there eomes an officer Deneae started ran dow
cried out, run to tho parties, which was the onl
word of tie kind uttered. Kelly was so close. III
dCCuseu UGOppe0 MS HIST duu CCuiu otop w Pit
| it up. Now, the sun AID substance Of the Who'll
| statement made by Deneale is calculated TO leaV
| the impression that my object was only to max
money cut of the affair. Ii such had been the case
| how essy-when he and NE were alone. and he con
scented to give up the money, &C to pocket II an
say nothing. instead OF calling in Delarus an
| Dixon to witness the delivery. signing &C. and a
| he was frightened. would he have not gone of
without opening his mouth glad to get off!
| In conclusion. will add, that TO persons 10 whom
| | am, we'll known, il was entirely unnecessary {
have said one word; but to those to whom am ~
| known felt it duty. not only to myself aud fam
lily, but to numerous circle OF friends aud acQuaEt
| ances, to make this publication.
| JNO B WILLIAMS.
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