The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-30

tx2 ARRESTED OF
.>.l<H WosAS IN RlcHMoNp-Aoout
: s,o an editor Of this city received
= .-.r Tae. Mr. NivcuS, Of the Phila-
.- o-.,s. announcing that Mrs. Evan
Tr,r,Si. an English authoresS Of
j .-...,7c would visit Richmond for the
49,. n repo,!rc the inauguration of the
,-.''>r .,s're for prominent foreign jour
y... T,antidi arrived here last week.
-; ..,n-aj rooms at the Exchange hote'.
.. r.,rl,insd herself correspondent Of
ysw York Tribune. London Times, and
T.,i,n Illustrated Ne,rS, and was for
,;n,e 2, least busy in procuring
...rc,.inn about the Inauguration. She
I'd upon tue Governor, ana received
.,..aaus attention from him and from
...- ypIl.knoHn gentlemen. She showed
- onr artists some sketches Of the deco
-..,r. .ha had made, rs she said. for the
r.,5aa Jgrstra!ed Ne.rS, and thereby salts.
- him thai whatever else she might be or
,r,I do. ,tr was not an arii.t aud could n t
5..y. Her sketches were worse than trash.
l. p. ctrtain. also. that she was not acting as
=. r,rtspouGcnt of the New York Tribune
s,r,ssit is we'll known that an able gentle.
ran Of Richmond was employed 10 report
..e ipsusWa ion OF the statue for that paper.
A. The Exchange Hotel the conduct OF
W. Trenif6i was exemplary. Two or three
d;,qco he reported TO The hotel Office .hst
:. bsd been robbed Of ber watch value d st
An3 ard some mooev, and she offered re-
ard Of 500 for the recovery ofthe watch. A
l,t.heared young lawyer, learning Of her
d.uts., loaned, ,ber so. which, it was agreed,
.1e va, to re.ni! 10 hlm from Philadelphia.
On Tmr>dly she uformed the clerk of
liz botel that she intended to leave the city
i.3 day. He advised her to stay until the
I'd Of the Fair, but she said she could not.
Thursday night. With her yalise, she quietly
n. the hotel and went 10 the deE0.. One OF
Ii, enlployGs OF the hotel followed her, and.
t4lligg 10 get The money due. bad her ar
!,.rL and carried TO the Second station
aog.r. charged with being Suspicious char.
scr. Un The way 20 the s.alion-house she
>.d she had letter OF introduction to DR..
N..r The officer having her in charge
ot.g,d TO stop with her at DR.. Hoge's resi-
lrLc.. hut sh" sad it WAS unnecessary.
tr9l examination Of her val>e it was found
III h. had IN it a cheap plated-spoou
s;ar.l"d " Exchange" and cup and saucer,
@T"sod TO belong 10 the same establish
Zr...
-" w4S brought before the Police>JuStice
!~;@dis morning, and was accompanied by
Rev. DR.. G'elcrhin. DR.. Peterkin testified
!14' Mrs. Ircnilidi brought biaa letter from
Nv Dr. Garry OF Philadelphia, introducing
-rI Is 4 representative. Of the press. He
I'D shc had also letter Of introduction
i;oD yonieu N in England to some other
E:',on in !iChmoud. DR.. Peterkln happen
.ato he vol acquainted with the writing,
aLd hurw that the signature to the letter
W. genuine. In that the writer spoke of
W. lFcLEiii "a> the relative of Canon
hpg>icy, and as my intimate friend"
NJ. ireniiidI, who appears to be about
tai;iy tive, and is very lady.iike iu her de-
n amor, said that she was an English
" ,in, was born in LoCdop, and married
a. l'aAD namei Trcuitidi, and. claimed to be
,aT representative OF the London Times and
-''''s. She had been robbed at the EN-
.-:Lge, and was leaving for home, Intending
e Jay VI. Ca.riug!on in full as soon as pos.
''.r. She brought with her spoon dixie the
'Ir iouud md Supposed that tbeSeryaDt had
AIRED hers OFT and LIT the one belonging
10 'ae Exchange in ber room. The cup and
''tei were hers she claimed. She was dis
.1'svd ;F0m custody, and yesterday left the
'.y.