American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21

two story building with attic, intended for a
store and dwelling, and at the corner of Eutaw
street another Of the same dimensions intended
for the same purpose. At the extreme end Of
West Pratt street, near Poppleton street, nthe
vicinity Of Mount Clare Depot, Mr.. J. w.
/ Wilson, builder, has nearly completed a row,
consisting of twelve neat and comfortable
! dwellings. Each house is two and a half sto-
( rics high has front of Is feet inches. and a
; depth Of Al feet, including the back Buildings.
! On MclIenry street, near ihc Depot, are four,
and on the same street, near Scott street six
SINAI! dwellings nearly finished. Columbia ST.
between Cove and Emery SITS, five two and a
/ half story dwellings nearly finished, and at the
southwest corner of South Paca aud C0nm-
bia streets, three story house, the lower story
| Of which is intended for a store and the upper
part for dwelling. On Conway, west of Eu-
taw street, are six new houses; Lee, west Of
Eutaw, three; and on Camden between How
ard and Eutaw streets, one-all two story
dwellings, with attics The most important
Improvement we have noticed is at che South
west corner Of Lombard and Sharp streets, op-
posite the Baptist Church, where Messrs Jas.
! CurIey s. Son, carpenters, have erected, and
are rapidly finishing, three spacious three story
dwellings,, fronting each on Sharp street "a
feet, and extending back about "a Get. The
frontispeceS of the doors and the window caps
are of marble. Each dwelling will be supsled
with bathing-houses. These fine buildings will
be completed ne8t June. The entire cost Of
the three will be about $50, 900.
Baltimore City Couyt. The following cases
were tried in this Court yesterday: Louisa
Hall, (colored, was found guilty Of stealing a
piece Of calico, the property of Mr. john Coul-
ter. Not sentenced. Bouldin for delance.---
Robert Fleet, indicted for stealing gun, the
property of Mr. G. w. krebs. Guilty. Hack
for traverser.-GeoIge Williams alias Elisha
Neeland, was found gailty Of stealing piece
of calico from the store Of the Messrs. Roy
stons, and sentenced to the penitentiary till
the 8 LIST of August, 1897. Walcot for detcn-
dent.-Georg Howard, indicted for steal
ing two large new locks and keys, the proper
ty Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad compa~
ny. Guilty. Sentenced to the penitentiary
till the 3Oth Of August, lS47.-James Will
liams, (colored,) was found guilty of stealing
pair Of shoes the property Of Trick Voik
Not entenced.--Wl!iam Wiley, was
tried before the Court and found guilty of as
saultng Henry Bill and John Frcedwalt, and
fined S. in the first case and $40 in the other,
with costs-The five young men, indicted
for violating the person Of Margaretta Suyler,
otherwise called Ehrman, were arraigned, but
al the suggestion of counsel, their trial was
postponed to another day. Geo. II. Richard
son, States Attorney, appearing for the State.
The Court adjourned TIL this morning, ten
O'Clock
The Lost Pocket-book FsYnd. We under
stand that the pocket-book lost hv Samuel
Zimmerman in the York train of cars on last
Friday week. was found on Saturday between
some blanks in the ward attached to the hotel
of Mr.. Welsh, in York. Pa. 1t contained, when
found, number of valuable papers, with a
card bearing Mr.. Zlmmerman's name, and also
a certificate showing that he was member OF
the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows 1t
was found by small boy belonging to the ho-
tel. The pocket-book, with It's contents are in
the possession OF Mr.. Scott, the conductor OF
the cars, who will deliver 1t to the owner when
called for There is certainly great mystery
ABOUT 'hlS whoie aha'r' VINO stole Tie pocket
JUN
Pudlc School NO. lU' ms school, situate
on the corner OF Light ana cross SIS, was duly
opened Yesterday morh'Dg Tor the reception OF
pupils "A large humeer OF Iad'cs ana gentle
men were present ana IooN part IN the opening
'eI''ce "a sonooi has 'o' oee'' 'ioeueo III ''ia'
'0.r,'' " '"o NY
me JUNIOR .iff'SSe''s'S' we learn lhat at a
meeting Inns OF company, on tuesday even
ng last Thomas r. Ch'telle' ESQ., was qnani-
nously elected Captain, IN the place OF Hamail-
ton Mcdowell Esq, resigned Mr. Chli'eie
las accepted the conmand'
attempt Il! High.eoy Robbery. Some dostard-
y villain attempted to steal the watch OF lady
while passing the conner OF Cav and Front SITS,
about O'Clock on Sunday evening Her cries
ana the almost instant presence OF some gentle
men, thwarted the scoundrel, who escaped. 1t
IS to be regretted that he was hot captnTed.
a pitch battle. A regular fistcufliEg was I'M
1ertaken yesterday by two colorcd men, VIM.
and Joseph Wilkins, in the south
western part Of the city, to the terror of the CT
tizens and in violation of the public peace. Of