American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-10
CITY INTELLIGENCE

| RoJbcry-.irest-R Recovery Of Goods Dur
ing Saturday night week, the store of Messrs.
Cole s. Howard, Baltimore.st., d few doors
west of lIowatd-st, was entered by means of
boring and forcing the lock of tho front door,
aud robbed OF several hundred dollars worth
Of goods, consisting principally of silks. In
! formation of this fact was lodged with the eff
cient police firm of lays, Zell, RidgeIy &
Cook, and, with their accustomed skill and en-
cTgy, they succeeded, on Friday, in arrcsting
young man, named Charles Wacklie, (said to
be of New Orleans,) who had IN his possession
two large leather trunks, in which were found
the larger portion OF the lost goods. The
trunk containing the goods, he declared to be
the property OF another young man, named
/ Philip Shade, in which was found brace-a
bit fitting it was discovered IN TIE trunk of
| Wacklic the boring i'll the door indicating
it had been used for that purpose. Wacklie
freely confessed that he had been induced to
come to this city by Shade, who sold negro
to pay their expenses from New Orleans; that
| he had been in this city about two months;
that he had been persuaded by Shade to assist
HIM in the robbery mentioned above; and that
Shade had gone to Philadelphia to dispose of
! some of the goods. He was committed by
Walton Gray, Esq. Shade arrived here in tho
cars from Philadelphia, on Saturday afternoon,
when he was also arrested, and fully commit
ted for trial by Walton Gray, Esq.
.frrest md con,mttal for Stealing. Sarah
White (coIored) was arrested on Thursday, the
9th instant charged with stealing from gen.
tleman on Fel's Point, the following named
articles: Six large silver spoons, eleven small
do. do, one silver cream mug, and two notes
of hand, one for $500, and the other for 500.
She was taken before S. S. Briggs, Esq, whs
committed her to Jail, TO take her trial at the
present term of the city court The accused
was arrested by officers Hall an Peduzz Some
of the articles were recovered.
A netc trick at Fraud. a yellow man, we'll
known as James Cuff, but who also uses the
name of John Gran, in the way of business
was arrested on Saturday by officers Brown and
Chisholm, charged with having obtained pos
session Of two cords of oak wood from Mr. ia
cob Miller, and one and half cords from Mir
Nathan Hudson under false pretences. 1t ap-
pears that Cuff, in tho above transaction, after
contracting for the sale of wood which he al
legged to have at his disposal, repaired to the
wharf barganed for the wood with the above
named persons, (to be paid for on delivery, or
dercd carriers to discharge that part of the mat
ter and upon the receipt Of the first load, re-
ccved the money for the entire quantity, put it
in his pocket, and was numbered "among the
missing" until arrested by the officers, and con-
fronted with the parties defrauded, who recog-
missed him as the person who had played them
the trick. Since the arrest we have heard of
numerous cases i'll which parties selling and
buying wood, through similar agency, have suf-
fered. We do not, however, attach all these
crimes to Cuff, but only mention the fact as
caution to others in future, in the selling or
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trial, by A. H. Pennington, Esq.
Baltimore Laundry We would call the at
tention Of heads Of families, and all persons
interested, to this establishment, situated at the
corner of Breidenbaugh alley and Saratoga-st.,
near Gay. Our citizens would do well to visit
it, examine and be satisfied for themselves of
its great utility. 1t is great saving of time,
labor and money. Its internal arrangements
are ingenionsly contracted: every thing in its
proper place, and a proper place for every
thing We are pleased to learn that Mr..
Hyde, the enterprisng proprietor, has met
with excellent encouragement. The establish
ment needs but to be known, to be universally
patronzed.
Sudden DEATH We regret to announce the
sudden death of Andrew Dayhuf,, Esq, long
worthy and respectable citizen Of BALTIMORE
WI. Ddyuui iluu iCtHCu W IcSL duouI ~
clock on Saturday evening, and at o'clock
he was found cold in the embrace of death. He
was aged about So years, and had held for sew
cral years past the office of Inspector of Leath-
er under the State government, which he filled
with distinguished ability. He is supposed to
have died of an enlargement Of the heart. 1t
will he seen by n notice in another column that
the Defenders of Baltimore in 1914 are order
ed out this afternoon to attend his funeral.
Green street Dispensary This institution is
deserving the attention of the community, es-
pecially of those residing at the "west end" of
the city. 1t is located at No. 5 S. Green ST.,
between German and Baltimore streets, and
will, doubtless be found to be of considerable
convenience to all who cannot readily avail
themselves of the advantages of the other Dis
pensaries of the city, on account of their dis
tant location. 1t is under the charge of Drs.
S. Chamberaine, Christopher Johnston, and l..
S. Joynes, whose medical skill and attention
should ensure for it undoubted success. They
physicians, of Prof. Chew and DIR. Fonerdon
and DR.. A. C. Robinson. An institution like
this must, of course, be highly popular in the
western section of the city.
City Court In this court, on Saturday, T..
Forbush, for throwing stone, during the fire in
McClellan's alley, and hitting John Fisher, was
fined IS and costs. Several boys, Geo. Shock,
Franklin Knaif, and VIM. Warfeld, charged
with rioting at the fire on Sunday week, were
declared not guilty. The Court, after receiving
the return of the Grand Jury, adjourned till this
(Monday) morning, 10 O'Clock; when, the Petit
Jury being in attendance, the trial of criminal
cases, for the regular February term will be
commenced. All persons interested should be
punctual in their attendance.
Odd Fsll0,os' Funeral. The Independent
Order of Odd Fellows turned out in great num-
bcrs yesterday morning to pay the last sad tri-
butte of respect to the remains of their deceas-
ed brother, p. G. Otis Blodgt. The process
sion was large and imposing, and the excellent