American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-30

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Thomas and others, relative to the tunneling
Of Run alley, Referred.
IReponed Tor the American Republican,
REPORTS OF THE GRAND JURY.
Baltimore city and County JaN The follow
ing report OF the Grand Jury on the condition
Of the Jail, was handed in to the Court Ycster-
day:
To the Honorable, The Judges
Of Baltimore City Court:
The Grand Jury, IN discharge Of their Off
claI duty, respectfully report: That they visit
cd the JAM aud after passing through the vari-
Gus rooms and cells, have great pleasure in sta
ting, that they found them ell III the best con-
dItlon, the comfort Of the prisoners attended to,
as Tar as the accommodation of the building
will permit, and that the entire management Of
the Jail, on the part Of the Board OF Visters,
and the Warden, Mr. Sollcfs, merits the op-
probation of the Grand Jury. Respectfully
submitted, JoHN klNG, Foreman.
The PeniIeniiGry. The following is the re-
port Of the committee of the Grand Jury who
visited the Penitenttary:
To the Honorable, The Judges
Of Baltimore City Court
The committee OF the Grand Jury appointed
by the Honorable Court to visit the Pcnltenta-
~, respectfully report: That in discharge Of
Their duty they repaired to the PenitentIary,
when alter an examination OF the various parts
OF the prison. and the several workshops con-
nected Herewith, have the satisfaction TO state
that they found all things in the best oldcr
thereby rejecting great credit on the Board OF
d rCctOrs, and the officers connected with the
institution, particularly the Warden, MIR. John
son, under whose more immediate supGrIntend-
ance this important State Prison is placed.
For more particular information, the Honor
able Court is referred 10 the ACCOMPANYING re-
port furnished the Grand Jury by The Clerk OF
the Penitentary. All OF which is respectfully
submitted JOHN KING, Foreman,
WESLEY STARR,
JNo. f.. CAREY,
WILLIAM BURHs,
JACOB SMALL.
Report Of the number OF convirts confined in
the Mary land Penilentary, aud of their various
employments. Males weaving ! OF; spooling
and warplng 27; winding bobbng 80; bosses,
attendants on weavers and cloth dressers, ID;
picking, cardIng and spinning wool and Keeling
yarn 20; dying I; cordwaniug I; tailoring p;
turner !; carving stone ~; smithing !; employ
ed IN machine shops 3; employed III the dUTml-
tory g. sick IN hospital 10; attendants and cook
in hospital 3; coOpering |; running brands l.;
carpes,er,ng ,: iobhng and lahoring 5. baking
2; cooking g. bar oering total males 266.
Ftmales-se|ing 3; dIrning aud knitting d;
o'''u''s ''Sunu s'!'1" - "1S'l"s H'iu 'o"'"S
inn IN hn-,,I,aII I,,,,,ea,t ,nt,,I Ia
males 80. Total males and females 29G-
Waite males IGl; white females $40. Co.
ir'eu ', non 'o'i co'oie' i'o'aIeS
W., Io,,,.so,, yy,r3on
Md Penl!eniary, Jan. 2S, 1915.
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About 10 of the passengers were married, with
families. and in all 10 children. Nothing oc-
cnrred worthy If notice rn,;, the a,h Arrust
.,,:.,, 49,. A.. IL, ,.i-,,,'
Oh WHICH u'y INC sup w'''' "S''''e l" ''oi''''
gale, on reel, situated on the west coast oi
Kings Island, at the entrance Of Bass Straits
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