American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-04

OllS SNcPGSSiil lTlluS nave Deen III
d'ilerent parts OF the city, mostly of petty
character; but, on Friday afternoon, check,
bearing the signature of Mr.. ID. Judah was re-
cciged from young man, by Mr. d. II. Bar
| nett, at his lottery Office, corner of Frederick
and Baltimore streets, in payment for a pack
AGE Of whole tickets valued at Sl00--thr risk
! being SIS, the amount of the check. The
check, on being shown TO Mr., Judah, was de-
| clared a forgery. Information of the fact was
communicated TO Messrs. Hays XelI, Ridge
+ " and Cook, and on Saturday morning, they
succeeded in arrestlng person called Salem
! Pegg, or otherwise known as Page, alias viii
is, who was immediately identified by Mr.. Bar
nett as the person from whom he had received the
check. Forty dollars in money was found up
on his person, which he gave up to Mr.. B.
| The officers, under the impression that the for
! gerry was not the only crime Of which he was
| guilty, sent for Mr.. Robert Brown, who was
recently defrauded oat of Il gold watch, but
which was recovered, ard lac recognised him
as the man who had fraudulently obtained pos
session of his watch. MIR. d. Katenkamp, of
| Howard street, was also called in, who identi-
fled the prisoner as the person who came to his
store on Friday last and bargained for an UNI
brella had it sent to a hotel where he said he
stopped, and, obtaining it at one door from a
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was found in his possession when arrested -
! The accused was fully committed by Walton
Gray, Esq, to answer to the several frauds
above specified
! Runmray-deah Of raI,table horse. The
horses -four in NUMBER attached to a large
wagon took fright on Saturday afternoon aud
ran at the top of their speed to the corner Of
Madison and Ensor sts., when the wagon was
upset, and falling upon one Of the horses,
| large and valuable one, broke his leg above the
knee, and so severely iniurng HIM in other
parts Of the body, that it was deemed prudent
to end his sutierngs as soon as possible. He
was accordingly killed by the bystanders.
Baltimore City Court. In this Court on Sa-
turday last, John N. IIebner, charged with as
saulting Catharine Martin, was declared net
guilty, and the prosecutor ordered to pay the
costs.-Benedlct Hubbel, charged with as
saulting Frederick Tricky, not guilty-prose-
cutor TO pay the costs.-George Aaron, for
assaultng Robert Sumson, who interfered to
stop disordery seronading party, was fined
$40 and costs.--Frederick Kong and Henry
Baker, charged with assaulting Fred'k King,
were declared not guilty, but Edward Gilling
and Joseph Wink, party to the charge, were
fined IS and costs.--Augustus Brown, for as
saultins Y V. Riow, was fined 81 and costs.
Julia Lee and Susln Brightman (both CO.
lored,) for indecently exposing their persons,
were ordered to be imprisoned one week.
James Delvachua, for assaulting Aexd'r Brad
ley, was fined $40 and costs.--Henrietta Chew,
for assaulting Matilda Howard, Cloth colored,)
was ordered to be imprisoned one month
Nicholas Moon, for assaultIng Mary A, Flynn,
was fined s and costs ALEXANDER Rich
for assaulting Lewis Barnes, was fined s. and
costs.--Catharine Dusk, charged with as
saultlng Patrick Perkins, was declared not gull
ty, and the prosecutor ordered to pay the costs.
Harriet Price, (coIored,) for keeping a
disroputable house, was fined $40 and costs.
james Martin, charged with assauting
Richard Spriggs, was declared not guilty. The
Court adjourned till Saturday next.
! High School Termination. The following
boys have passed the examination for admission
into the High School. The whole number of
4 questions was SO, of which the boys solved the
number affixed severally to their respective
names: VIM II. Shryock, School No 8, SO;
VIM. Clark, No. 2, and Albert Seidnstricker
No. 8, each 35; Geo. r. Tudor and Chas. ID,
i Irelan, No. |, Benz. II. Wharton, No. ., Chas
J. Purnell, No. 4, L w. Hastings, No. 5, B.
f. Crane, No. 6, E. W. Maslin, Jas. NJ Bord-
ley, and Jno. Ellicott, No. 9, each 81; Charles
G. Lutts and Samuel Coale, SO l-2; Robert
! Crawford, Jas, ElIicott, Josh. S. Green, A. E.
Hall, VIM. Heady. WIN. McCreary, John ii.
Price, Milton d. Mettee and OTIS Sappington,
each 80; WIN. G. Bordley, Charles E. Dickev,
John Garves, Jas. II. Hall, Z. ID. Hand, Rich
ard Harker, A. f. Lewis, J. T. Lewis, James
w. Simpson, Randolph Stubbins, each 80; S.
Roberts and Hugh Hamilton, each 81 l-2
S. F. Crawford, $. 7. Church, Francis Jones,
Thales A. Luthicum, Thos. J. Kirby, Walter
i II. Miller, John OLaughlin, E. S. Parrish, A.
Seemuller Thos, d. Sweeny, Chas. E. Wright,
each 81; Nelson r. Baker, Thos. Carroll, Jno.
Crowther, Geo NJ. Erhman, Peter G. Ham
mer, r. G. Hart, jesse Marden, WIN. McAvoy,
John b. Trull, Edward Vallette, Van Vert
KIineftlter, Jno. A. Wilhelm, each so; John
Smiley, 80 l-2; Sam'l Barnes, Edward Carl,
Geo. c. Hart, Chas S. Kirby, David S. Mon
roe, Augustus P. Pentz, John Slater, George
Robinson, William r. Speaks, E. A. Weller,
Thos. w. Wilkinson, Francis McGee, VIM.
H. Meixsel, each 90; Jno Fl. Watson, % l-2;
Jas. N. Brian, JOSH Clautice, Sam' T.. Jeu-
nings, VIM. R. Johnson, r. c. Mason John
NJ. Miller, John +. McCadden, VIM. d. Reed,
De Witt G.. Shock, Theodore M. Tar, Sam'l
Streets, each 90; Chas Dcspada Henry A.
Elliott, Thos. Carson, Bennett Hecht, John
Lehrs, VIM. II. Orndorff, Geo. Vanzant, T. w.
Webster, each q; Cornelius Cole, Charles Nj.
Cottrell, Henry G. Dnnlevy, Thos c. Holton,
each 26; John w. jennings, 25; N. P. Sewell,
"a l-2; VIM. Wetherall "A. The Commits
sioners express their high qualification at the
result of the late examination, which has been
so creditable alike to the teachers of the Pub
lie Schools and the pupils under their care
The work Of each pupil is filed away for the
inspection of teachers and parents.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Greys. This fine militia
ry corps will make an excursion to Annapolis this
afternoon in the noble steamer Pocahontas, which
starts from Lighst. wharf at O'Clock, stopping at