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Charged with stealing a cow.
--Last Thursday night a small but very valuable milch cow was stolen from the residence of Mrs. M. E. Meeds in Henrico, west of the city.
On Saturday Dr. Nicholas C. Sheppard, son-in- law of Mrs. M., after a long search, found the carcass of a small cow at the eating house of Jas. A. Goodwya, on Main street, near the county Court House.
Goodwyn told the Doctor that he had bought the cow on the hoof on Friday, had her himself on Friday night, and had sold the skin to a fishmonger.
Later in the day Dr. S. found the skin of the stolen cow at a hide and leather store near the Old Market, sad from the lady in charge of the store she had bought it from Goodwyn.
He had Goodwyn arrested, and the case was brought before the Mayor yesterday, when the above facts were deposed.
The lady who had bought the hide identified Goodwyn as the man who sold it to her, and Dr Sheppard swore that the bide was of the cow stolen from Mrs Meeda. --Goodwyn intro