The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-20
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More Tyonbls.-On Saturday last, CcsxnLrus
CARSON was arraigned before the Mayor 70
the charge o. ss ssse'nG: .n; OF rses,,in.
ticies Of silver ware from Patrick +. Brady.
of Philadelphia. Without giving the evidence
elicited in the examination, which dia Do
guilt, we append the substance - ssr,s
Some time in March last Mr. p
from his residence in the Qr~ 80 wis.sd
silver ware, which he be ..Iny
Of sIs. fIe imrsedis' .ancl Oisy. tot OF
had become OF u PuIcnaseo ~ cost
"a cais1 Isa " W" ,outreceiving no satisfaction.
ter y, .ri it's whereahsnts So,ns so LaiIeo s
= ..is occurrence, Brady discovered Carson
Jnceaied in his house, and had him arrested !;
but, failing TO prove any crime on him, he was
| discharged. This, with other circumstances.
caused Brady to desire a separation from his
WIFE, and he proposed TO take care Of her at
home or elsewhere, as long as she conducted
nerself properly; but she refused to accede TO
MS terms. On the I'd June, Mrs. Brady con.
sented to leave Philadelphia for the South, her
nus oand promising TO aid her in business. To
ensure her safety. he put her on board the
s,eamer Virginia, Capt. Kelly, for this place,
sne then promising him to put him on ths
Ua Iacx OF ms silver ware. On the same vessel
larson look passage, and when the boat ar
riveo mere, he secured lodgiA gs at the St Law.
renee House for Mrs. Brady and himself rep
ressnung ner as his wife, and giving their
names as Hail." The pair were reouired to
leave the St Lawrence the second dav after
their arrival, and the next we hear Of them
tney are boarding at the Southern Rights
House" on Broad street, under the name OF
Hall. About the last of June Mrs. Brady alias
HAIL made trip to Philadelphia, in search Of
ner silver ware, which she said had been stolen
leaving Carson alias Hall In this city. When
sne returned she brought three pieces OF the
silver ware with her, the remainder not being
toand. Some time in July Mr.. and Mrs Hall.
as they called themselves, left the Southern
Hights House, and procured board with Mr.
A. u. Shepperson on Marshall street, passing
as man and wife, and occupying the same
room. While there, the three pieces Of silver
ware were kept on q table in their room and
after remaining three weeks, they sought
other lodgings, Mrs. Hall leaving the silver
ware with Mrs. Shepperson as security for
unpaid board.
The next we hear of these parties they se.,
cure board of Mrs. Ann Carroll, at the corner
of Adams street and Brooke Avenue, passing
as Mr. and Mrs. Carson, and occupying the
same room as man and wife. There they re-
mained until Thursday last, when Carson was
arrested
warrant. and when the officers arrived at Mr.
Sheppersons, the silver ware was promptly
given up.
So much for the facts, which clearly show
together in open adultery, and passing under
assumed names but they also show that Mrs.
Brady left her husband by his own free will
aud consent-he having agreed to a separa-
tion that Carson did not bring the silver waro
here with him that Mrs. Brady returned to
Philadelphia after il and brought II here, and
that she left 1t with Mr.. Shepperson as securi-
ty for the pay ment Of a board bill, Carson
seeming TO exercise no control over it.
The case being a novel one, the Mayor took
until this morning to decide what he would
do with the prisoners, he, in the meantime
having required them to give bail to answer
an Indictment by the next Grand Jury for
adultery, and to give security to be Of good
behavior for twelve months.