The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-09

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.sssSsaaa - nr O.; ;Mollard. No. 10
xsest fs,,.v street ,yas es,fered by a burglar,
yuf,n HI, nsSs Si;o Ana driven 5H bY sbr. WSk
iarssa, nfantadS soti. a Youth or lioGrfe feenTor.
6fteens q s-lf,H s
sssts y,,,,ae ncn,,nie6 bgs iDr: Wollard is IN,
NJ ~ n 5fr f5arrV street the
~ fyvo stories and
appsatasgI ~ ha;na1 bniit IN ti,e sIaria ~ 4
~, - ~ Id ,tsaIlp fnssr
iI9an l,T ss,rS..Ssas
stones in y Iat,ai ,.,itb
nool " e ieatc,,.,, and !, tss..
the backward, Is usssi sJ - = enss aTaa u shor M,
tne eeGGiase VI t.,,a ronnns-tha frSnt
nee aDoHe - ofRceS and an.
ons n,, {, s,o,,. nnder fffe npfeh
s.ss 'nsan aet. tba. .rear one reached nv
,i ,to ~ oyye and below and used
as chamber, and the two separated by
narrow passage. There is a back porcn.
A window and a door open frem tn,s cnam-
Der into the porch. When the house vas 1,
built there were flight lof steps IRON LIE.
porch to the yard, but on. taecount OF two
previous attempts to break into the house
they were removed as ameasure OF safety.
tsrs THE sURG1.AR AND TIE BOY.
o,,.,. To 1vaIIard 1na. so,i,,a .asleen on =
1o,,naa uvun IN 'Dr % Wo,iard,s ofiice-the front
hoaays,ent hhsas roorn' ',shen biyheard n noise ii,
T;s ,,atI or a., \ fst ttIar yare absent from the
l11S A1bthSA ohu AosaSA ''SNo
etcy, anu .n.s ., ~. ont' 1,g;tI,
nromntness and, commendable pluck he nut
On his pants and hat, seized revolver, and
stepped out OF his room into the passage
which runs parallel with the street-and
there for a,moment listened. He heard the
movements OF q man in the chamber. He.
kBew%that the man bad no business there,
and he pushed the door open and fred in
the dark. Probably Of the moment that be
pushed the door open the burglar was en-
gagged in removing the lock, so as to gain
access to the upper part of the house. At
least that was the aspect OF things when an
examination was made subsequently.
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-, go, ,a.,a o.t,,
rue puigI, han s the har .ossad sn IN .,Io,,
:'I S: MnrI, h,,t ~ ,anarthajass ra.,
nin % Is W. ~ ~ e. .Ir;oa
taihea seu-pGssesun thunnnh .m ~ ,ana1 w tho
que sno' svne so,,.a sao .hno,,xt ~ o,,J
uooi, auu .nS oS 80 onde ,oda:ns =, tha
,aE ye,n snr ~ Mo,,ard 4;red.a Second sI,of
and I'd: yy6unded tse thief. and the latter re-
treated through the, window by which he
had entered. While getting from the WIN
dow out into the porch he was again shot
at, the ball: going through pane OF glass
above his head. 81. 81. 5..s@. . +, .a
FLIGHT. re-
After leaving his plucky adversary in the
chamber, the burglar had to swing out Of
the porch, over a partition into the porch of
the house adjoining. The steps from VOL
larfl's porch having been removed, this was
the onIy exit, and was by no means an easy
one. Just as he was disappearing into the
nreuises adjoining. Young Wollard, by this
time having opened the door leading from
the chamber to the porch, fred again.
Abont this time-or rather after getting
out OF the chamber where the conflict took
place-the burglar cried out, as il to COM
panion, "Heli, Pm Wounded or "Bill,
Pm wonnded.n 1 :.
Having driven the invader, or invaders,
from, The nrernises. young WoIlard went to
Tho front. ri the boiIse and raised an alarm.
Dc aro,,sed Mr. MeConll. one of the neigh
horS who with him Searched the back-iots
80 - vacant ho,,se in the row in fruitIess
search for the wounded man.
Policeman Grady and Sergeant Gilman
assisted them. s. :, ..s
THE WOUNDED NAN. :
nrod thott = III, ., b,r,r,,,or having rot,a,
aSappcn1 ~ Sna, .IS 10 ,;tf essSn
lnto VI. " ohaIus JUN polsn, WIN saw
cuC nlse 1ne one 81. VI Sns -, ~,
Dnhus nea. 70 che poi1S nom .,i "n.su Shs
Doie SILKS lnto tne ~aluvm's, ., hni. t.a.b uutby
not Deing ape 10 leacu .ne tt p4tt ga n;;n ;oas
directlon,. ne Insn cut ous VIII thnat; hnn
slas' ao h.S hs1. u mas mo %o ~ e sooIat o
and the Doll wi5hdrawa M from rom Iasa sne socket
tng gp pnhus @ opense, 49, trnns sn and mardroho
d ls otharsa 1 tnas.her :. considerahia %a lot =;
inu ond otbsr email srticIes whicI, he
noctaG !~" in . sstchel helonoinn TO Mrs. VOL
lard and mt tbe satcbel ON chair. where
he left it in his flight. Near this chair
(which was close TO the windowl and on the
mating covering the floor were a dozen
snots OF blood. -, 80, 80 :. ..s..i..
ON the window-sill there was double as
much blood seeming to point out that there
was a momentary delay OF the man in
making his. exit, or that tne.exertion there
required of. him caused more c0pious flow.
There were spots OF blood also in the back
porch and on the steps down which the fell
low ran from the porch Of the house next
door into the yard. - ,.t.fas,E =, 60 g@
& 5-is.s rus prReT;iR,s ROOFS ~ -. y, -;
! -, ,c...a :, ,t,,o. oh,n,her SHOW,
Inere Wete tSunu ,oaa ~ th su1 hIraaT,s snraag
tns cohIlos ~ M .oUH r1 ad cho., a7TS;ri lille
..i uilrei SaS 70 f,o a,.S . haSdsome- d;rlr