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The Daily Dispatch: April 22, 1864., [Electronic resource], The contrast. (search)

Daring and Successful Leap. --Some days ago J. C. Ryan, of company C, 3d Virginia cavalry, was arrested for desertion and committed to the Soldiers' Home, corner of Cary and 7th streets, to be sent back to the army. On Tuesday, being, it seems, desperately determined not to go back to his company, he hoisted a third story window of the home and leaped out. He came down feet foremost, and alighted on a small shed in the back yard, receiving, wonderful to say, no sort of injury. Before theterday detectives Mitchell and Sledd succeeded in tracking him up and arresting him, when they found upon him a number of forged papers purporting to have been given him by his superior officers. He was committed to Castle Thunder, where, if he attempts jumping out of a window, he will get a cutlet through him. This Ryan is the same individual who was recently discharged by the Hustings Court, before which tribunal he was tried for garroting Bryant Bass and robbing him of $300 in silver.

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