THE RICHMOND TRAGEDY
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AT last this case is brought 10 close. and
the parties acquitted and discharged as the
following from the Richmond Times Of Tues
day. will show. -" Yesterday the argument in
this cause was continued and concluded in the
most elaborate and able manner. Mr.. MAYO
concluded in the morning his argument, be
gun on Saturday night. He was succeeded
by Messrs Lyons, G. A. Myers, and Scott,
for the defence, and Mr.. Mayo closed the ar
gumen, for the prosecution short time afte,
ii O'Clock P, M. The case was then submit
ted, and The Court stood .fve 10 two for acquh
tai, and the parties were discharged


"The cour room was cfowed almost TO sui
location with spectators, who fingered through
the long argument, full Of anxiety for the re-
suit. When that was ascertained, such a turs
Of applause took place as we never heard in 2