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The Daily Dispatch: June 2, 1863., [Electronic resource] 8 0 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: June 2, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Northern news. (search)
ng men — Michael Holland, Wm. C. Baker, Wm. H. Brown, Philip Livingston, and James Smith — were before the Mayor yesterday, charged with assaulting and beating P. L. Gregory, on Saturday night last, and robbing him of $87 in money, a silver watch, and his hat. Gregory was met on Cary street, between 7th and 8th, where he was throttGregory was met on Cary street, between 7th and 8th, where he was throttled by Holland, Smith giving him a blow in the face that disabled him for the time, and the party then robbing him. Brown and Baker were recognized by Gregory — the former as standing at a respectful distance in conversation with a woman, and the latter as leaving with his assailants after the robbery. With the hope of getting othnd the party then robbing him. Brown and Baker were recognized by Gregory — the former as standing at a respectful distance in conversation with a woman, and the latter as leaving with his assailants after the robbery. With the hope of getting other parties to this night operation, the investigation was adjourned till Wedn
The Daily Dispatch: June 2, 1863., [Electronic resource], The pedlars on horseback. (search)
Hard to capture. --Officers Morris and Perrin had a long chase after an accused party yesterday morning. Learning that persons suspected of garroting P. L. Gregory were lurking about 7th and Cary streets, they went there to make a search. As they entered one tenement James Smith left another, and, the officers discovering him, started in pursuit. At the corner of 5th and Cary Perrin came up with his man, but was suddenly turned on and given a blow, Smith jumping off at full speed and making for Gamble's hill. The officers continued their pursuit for more than a mile, when, by the aid of citizens, the fugitive was brought to a stand-still and captured.