The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-20

thought both parties ought to be satisfied.
None az us were armed, as we expected
nothing morelthan fsticuff. Garland and
his friends then Withdrew. Joe received
one bullet. which entered two or three
inches above the right groin and passed
through his body, lodging in the skin on
the outside. The doctor had not probed
for the ball when I left, a. we had 70 send
for chIoroiorm before doing so. Hence he
cannot say poitively as to the nature of the
woHnd, though we hope the bail may have
! been detected in it, course. As soon as |
get home will write again, and will con-
tinuc to do so daily. Joe IS suffering a
good deal, and seems much Frustrated.
Must now close, as it i time for the mail.
This letter has never been before the
court Of course, but Mr.. Jones testified in
person. and he was the only one who said
either ut the magistrates examination or on
this trial that Boswell one moment during
the shooting had his pistol pointed in the
direction OF Addison. He never could
designate the moment when he saw Bos-
well % doing, and the defence have all
along contcnded that Jones saw Boswell
when he handed his Boswelfs) pistol to
! Garland. and that at no other time was
| Boswelrs pistol drawn or raised.
JONES SICK AND THE CASE ADJOURNED.
The deputy sheriff having been absent
near two hours returned TO the courthouse
and reported that Mr.. Jones said that he
was sick and apprchendcd illness from ty-
phoid-fcyor. and that he could not come to
court without being advised by doctor
that he could do 50 without peril OF his
life. This state OF facts was reported to
the court after recess. and Mr.. Green, OF
counsel for defence, asked that doctor De
sent TO Wedderburn's to examine Mr..
Jones.
Judge Perry said that he would DO that,
but a. il was too late to he Il benefit thi,
evening he proposed "to send the doctor
Monday morning
Mr.. Greene added. "And an officer
also" The jury a>sentcd.
Judge Hinton said the prisoner has
right through hi counsel to make mo-
ton, while the Commonwealth i obliged
to sit still and hear such motion. lie Az
ed what the defence proposed in the pres
cnt attitude 81 th, case:
Major Lee, for the defence: I've have
no motion to make. We leave it to the
Court and gentlemen on the other -ide."
The Judge said that be could see moth
mg to De done but to adjourn until Nom
day.
judge Hinton hoped that tie Court
would Use it, processes to compel tho at-
/ Tendance - Mr. Jonc, in order that IN"
defence may search hi, conscience and
bring out all the facts.
nwcath'>-Attorncy Orsan an
,wercd i'm a brief speech.
Mr.. Finch said that he particularly de-
sired the presence % Nr. Jones, a- hc WAS
unwilling to make any statement behind
his Lack that he would not make TO his
fIce.
Thereupon the court adjourned until
/ Monday morning.
EFFECT or Mr.. FINcH'~ REVELATION.
The crowd in attendance at court to-day
WA, very large. and va, drawn together in
full expectation that the argument on tho
,oorit. ., the ease would be commenced
IT,, ,rere di.apDointed i'm that. but had ,
.urnri,c instead. The revelation made b!
Mr., Finch i, astonishing to everybody
lone. # /, believed by gentlemen wh'
have had excellent opportunities FOR ob>er
,.,.io, and who are not connected will
either party. i, suffering great menta
strain. In other words, The unhappy even
of july 18th. and the frequent legal exam
i,,tion. following. together with q morbi'
fear that hc could not do exact justice Il
3 everybody i'm and ont Il 'hr c;'c' A., 81
7 most il not quite upset him. -iE. me-
, states Jonc,', admission WIN great care
, and no doubt j. entertainer ~ ''' ''''
: Jones, upon 'A''''''l.'''n' "'' ..r.
. that he j. fairly i''l'"' 49, '''' u ''
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= Wet Garland. lher' hi"l '' ''''',-
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