The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-09
oHMOND. Va, s sATURDAY3 JUNE 81 rs 1880 Z.


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3nCctane - ou4 OF my senses. After fell,
zswis kicked me twice. We never had any
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tair Aght The boys then otinto = night, and
Tyler threw Taylor and was npon him when
the prisoner caught hold OF Tyler, threw him
into the Air. and Let him faIl. deScffhAd 6V
Robinson. .,6ssy.iE. sa afLsGF
Another Wttness testified TO the same facts,
and a tho prisoner had NO testimony, the ex-
animation closed. to q ~. !. ..s
The Mayor held the prisoner to bail for his
good behavior in tho sum Of $780, and recog.
nized him In like sum to answer an indict-
ment BY the next Grand Jury. .'" ra . = it1
Escape of a Desperate Nesro.-C}eorge Jones
q free negro and believed at one time to be An
abolition agent, engaged In ruaning on No.
efoes 10 the North. escaped. for the fourth
time, from the Jail of Henrico couuty, yester-
dnv rnornine. The tnrn.kev il annenrs had
released the prisoners from their cells at the
in the air. Jones beine heavily ironed and
chained. and lockiue and boltipg the ward
door. had gone to his brcakfast buriue hfs
absence, Jones cnt the chains which held him,
priced OF the enormous lock which fastened
at once gave INFORMATION to The police. ana
started in pursuit OF the fugitive. but had not
found him some hours after he escaped. "A
negro man, in passing along Dock street. says
he met fellow running in the direction Of
Rockets, his chain dangling after him. II the
statement Is true. Constable Thomas NAY
again have the opportunity of tracing him MP.
rs he has heretofore done, and recapturins
him. . ros. ~, .s,;
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reqstst hoooer,ss.-SeveraiumesW Witnan the
T. Worthum 4 Co. A. S. Lee. and CrenshaW
& Co, situated ON Duck street. near 27th. have
boen forcibly entered and robbed Of various
amounts of goods. Isolated ass are these
places of business 1t 10 almost impossible for
the city waschmen to give them sach attsn.
tion a. to prevent their bsing entered, or 10
detect the robbers. A party Of rOgues dssigu.
ine 70 enter either of the three places mention.
ed have only 70 wait until the Watchmou
pass by in their walks, and they can thea sst
70 work with perfect .sscurity, their seatiael
straEgler happen to pass slong the street In
pounds Of inferior sugar, not long sincs, and
the other firms hASe mIssed small ameunts OF
goods at dinerentfimss. ssei - lg .s3 ess
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Gasksviss Of sks Aasses.-A large numhsrof
psrsons assembled around tho monuments on
the Capitol Square last Thursday night, to
listen to speech Of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Ltpscomh, one
of the candidates for. Judge Of the Hustings
Court. Mr.. L., in his usually pleasant and
amusing manner, d:aned his position On va
and common sense il his dscisions. He statsd
that he could got the advice Of the Stale At
tornsy, and another distingnished legal esn-
tleman, tf he needed II. and felt sure that be
required OF him witle entire satisiae,ion 70
all parties: Mr.. L. was frequently inter
rupted by the applause Of the muItitad1 dar-