American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-03

Barber, aud also an accordion, the property |
of Mr. James Reany. The house of Mr.. Bar
Der, south Charles street, was entered on
/ Monday night week. and the above property
( stolen theretrom, which was subsequently
! found in the possession Of the traverser, who
was endeavoring to sell them. The case was
| handed to the jury, who Immediately returned
a verdict Of guilty For the traverser, VIM.
I P. Preston, Esq.--State vs.. Matthew Muir
ray, indicted for an assault and battery upon
jeremiah Title. The evidence went to show
that there had been rood many hard words
used, but no blows were struck on either side.
The Court pronounced Inn "nut guilty.
State vs.. Archibald Sloker, indicted for
saultinr David Whitaker. Verdict of "guil
ty,n and fined so and costs State vs. Jo-
scph Foy and VIM. Boarman, indicted for as
saultng and beating Samuel w, Morrow
/ This appeared TO have been quite family af-
fair, which it would have been a great deal
better for all parties to have kept out of court.
! The court fined Foy so cents and costs, and
declared Boarman ''not guilty" the prosecutor
to pay the costs.-The case of the State VS.
Albion Floyd, indicted for the theft of certain
articles Of ieweIty at Barnum's City Hotel,
was called up. Mr. Preston, his counsel, pre-
scented an affidavit to the court, praying for
continuance Of the case until the next term of
portant witnesses, one Of whom was in Wash
ington, another in Indiana, and third resi-
dcucc unknown The Attorney General, Mr..
Richardson, objected to the continuance, and
the court decided that the case should not be
postponed. Floyd was accordingly placed at
the bar, and Jury sworn The court then, at
the request Of Mr. Preston, with the consent
Of the Attorney General postponed the hear
iUr Of the evidence until this morning, when
the trial will proceed. The delay was granted
ia order that the witness who lives in Wash
ington may be obtained. The court adjourned
until this morning at 10 o'clock.
List Of .9rriralS. There arrived at Che port
Of Baltimore during the month Of January,
1916, the following number OF yeSseis:-From
foreign ports, ! ships, baiques, IS brgs, aud
6 schOUnorF; co2stWlsc, ships, barQues, g
brgs, and 50 Misunderstanding a total OF 6
ships, barQues, So briggs, ana 90 schOoncrs. -
Total of foreign arrivals 5 /, coastwise S.
whole number ii; of these 100 were AmCri-
can, British, and ? Bremen, Number Of
clearanccs to foreign ports during the same pc
riod: ships ., barques 8, briggs 10, schrs. IA
total 40; Of which So were American, Br-
tsh, and | Bremen.
Casualty. MIR. Patrick Dnamore, an aged
gentleman, while passing through CORTLAND
street, on Sunday evening, on his way to
Church, was suddenly seized with gddincss
in the head and fell on the sidewalk. He
soon recovered, however, and was conveyed in
carriage to his residence at the corner of
Howard and Mulberry streets. His body was
slightly bruised by the fall.
Breaking the Sabbath. Last Sunday after !
noon, party OF young men, who ought to
have been at Church, disturbed the proprety |
Of the eastern section OF the city by making
noise, singing songs, Sc, and when remonstra-
ted with by the police, promised TO 60 along
quietly; but they had not proceeded far before
| they forgot their good resolve, and broke out
/ in a greater glee than at first. The officers
having thus warned them, had 10 alternative,
and consequently arrested two of the party
named Joseph Chre and Lawrence Name, and
brought them in to the Police office, whore
! they were released on bail to keep the peace
for the next six months, by Justice Egerton.
Returns Of Tie HarboY and .Market .HaSterS.-
At the request of correspondent we have COM
pared the returns Of these officers for the last
tw o yeats, and find that the gross amount of
revenue collected by the HaGbor Masters, in
1914, was S2l, 567.35, from which was deduct |
ed SO, 1879, the amount Of commissions paid |
Ilarbor masters, leaving net revenue of ST. |
100 SO. In 1915, the gross amount was sci,
972 50; amount paid Harbor masters 50, S55.3l, /
leaving a net revenue of Sl5, MIA. Differ .
ence in favor of 1915, S347.8S. The total a.
mount of Revenue from the several markets,
in 1914, was $20,45S,6l, and i'll lS45, S23,-
44992. Difference in favor Of 1915, ST.
99l.9l.
Gases for Court. High Constable Clifford,
on Sunday afternoon, arrested John Woods,
on the charge of resisting MIN in the discharge
of his duty. Daniel K Younger, was also ar
rested by the same officer, for refusing to as
sist in the arrest of Woods when called on to
do so, in the name of the State. They were
both held to bail to appear at court, on Satur-
day, by Justice Egerton.
Peace Cases. Barnhard Herbers, John II.
Teryy, and John Hubers were arrested by Of
ficers Lambert, Stayton, and PamphiIion,
charged with rioting and fighting in house in
Harrison st. They were released on security
TO keep the peace, by Justice Egerton.---
Officer Hall arrested Maurice Johnson, charg-
ed with assaulting and beating Susan Shelley
Justice Miller committed him to all in default
of bail, to keep the peace.
appropriations by The City Councils The
Councils have appropriated for various objects
up to this date s324.76.
Disorderlu. Officers Moon and Pamphilon
on Sunday, arrested two negroes, named Jane
Brown and Sarah Fenby, for riotng and Great
ing disturbance in Sharp st. alley. They
were both committed to Jail by Justice Egg
erton.
IN unnatural Daughter. Margaret Moore,
(coored,) charged with assaulting and beating
her mother, was brought to the Middle Dis
trict Watch house, on Sunday night, and yes
terday morning committed to Jail in default of
security to keep the peace, by Justice Belt.
Charge Of Theft John iendrck was brought
TO the Eastern District Watch house on Sun
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