American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-24
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on Saturday, Zachariah Taylor, for as
saHlting and beating his wife, was ordered to
be imprisoned one week. Mary Jane Stat
ford, Catherine HOley, and George Hughey,
for assaultng and beating Isabella Reeder, were
fined 81, with costs, William F
Smith for assaulting George Tyler, was fined
50, with costs.--Patrck Dawson charged
with assaulting Miles Mcclellan, was declared
not guilty, and prosecutor ordered to pay costs
Thomas Dougherty, for assaulting Patrick
Dawson, was fined IS, with costs.-C Charles
Potter, charged with assauting Alice Sinclair,
was declared not guilty, and prosecutrix order
ed to pay costs.-James Harrod, for assault
ing Thomas Brown was fined $40, with costs,
and ordered to be imprisoned one month. -
William Rickwing, for assaulting Rachel Jones,
was fined $40, with costs.-Thomas Keyser,
charged with assaulting Philip Weirheim, was
declared not guiltY.-John Cloekner for as
saultng Jacob Kraft, was fined $40, with costs,
-Catherine Galloway for assauting Eliza
Thompson, was fined So, with costs. The
court adjourned until next Saturday morning.
Quite Case. Officers League and Ruey on
Saturday arrested a young woman named Mar
garet, alias Sarah Watkins, alias Elizabeth
Smith, charged with stoning the house of an
other fral sister, named Jane Bobart, in Caro-
| line, near Pratt street. She had filled her
apron with "rOcks," with which she pelted
James house, breaking nearly all the windows
and the front door. 1t originated somehow
about "lovyer," a fellow who is very prodigal
Of his favors to the ladies, whom several, il APP
pears, lay claim to. Justice McAllister com
mitted her TO appear at Court.
Stealing. Alexander Peach, charged with
stealing kettle and large dinner pot, the
property of Capt John Beard, was arrested on
Saturday by officer Chisholm and committed
to Jail to appear at Court by Justice Showacre.
Gases for Court Benjamin Upman, for as
saultng and abusing officer Taylo while in
the discharge of his duty, was arrested on Sa-
turday by officers Knighton and Gamble. He
was held to bail to appear at Court by Justice
Kendard. Isaac Kemp, colored, for assaulting
and beating Mary Ross, was arrested by officer
Ray, and held TO bail to appear at Court by the
same Justice.
Fined. James Mcdonnell, charged with
rotous conduct in the Be-Air Market on Sa-
turday afternoon, was arrested by Officer
Knighton, and fined 81 and costs by Justice
Rdgly.
.4,riual The new steam barge "Maior Ring
gold," of the new line of steamboats,, via the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, between
Baltimore and Philadelphia, arrived here yes
terday from the latter city. She is beautiful
vessel the class, with superior accommoda-
tons for passengers, and as she will ply regular
ly between the two cities, in connection with the
steam propeller "Loper" of the same line, for
the conveyance of passengers, we have no
doubt but that she will become quite favorite.
She leaves here to-day at noon for Philadelphia
Charge Of Theft. Officer Kries on Saturday
arrested coored girl about twelve wears of
age, named Sarah Jane Fisher, on the CHARGE
Of entering the store of Mr. Joseph Young, on
the corner of Biddle and Madison streets, and
robbing the till Of $500 in money. Justice
Armstrong committed her to jail to await her
trial at the September term of Baltimore city
court.
Centre Market On Saturday morning this |
excellent market was filled with an abundance
of fruit and vegetables Peaches sold at from
to rs cts. per peck; tomatoes l0al2 cts do;
Irish potatoes lsa25 cts do; sweet do. 25a |
81 Ia cts. do; canteopes Sac Id Cts. each; |
watermeons lOa26 cts. each; egg plants Gallo |
cts, each; green corn 9al0 cts per dozen. 9th
er kinds of fruit and vegetables sold at ieasona-
Bile rates.
Election. At quarterly meeting of the |
Forrest Dramatic Association, held few even
ings since, the following gentlemen were elect
ed officers:-H. johnson, President; L. Tay-
lor, Vice President; l.. S. Blake, Rec Secre-
tary; ]. Dougherty, Cor. Secretary; J. F. King,
Treasurer; l.. Taylor, Stage Manager.
Robberies. The dwelling of Mr.. Chas. Will |
son, at the corner of Eutaw street and Cider |
Alley, was entered about the middle of the day
on Thursday, and the following articles stolen:
large table spoons; I tea spoons, and heavy
silver butter knife, marked OH the handle l.. |
w. The articles were taken while the family
were on the pavement looking at an Odd Eel |
lows funeral.
The house of Mr.. Stier in Stirling lane near
Chew street, was entered about ~ O'Clock on
Friday night, and robbed of several articles Of
clothing amounting in value to $50. Suspicion
rests upon an individual who was seen lurking
about the premises on the previous evening"
Measures have been taken for his arrest.
The dwelling of DIR. Laroque in Charles St,
was also robbed on Saturday afternoon of 9
large silver spoons. The spoons are marked L.
l.. This robbery was committed by beggar,
whose wants had but few moments before
been relieved by the humane doctor.
Discharged. Mary Smith, who was arrested
and committed to Jail few days since on the
charge of robbing gentleman named Bohan-
nan, at house of i'll fame IN Wiki street, of
his pocket-book containing S92, was brought
out before Justice McAllster on Saturday af-
tcrnoon for further hearing. The evidence
not being deemed sufficient to detain her she
was discharged'
The Fifty Third Regiment. This fine Regi-
ment of Volunteers, under Col. Jacob G, Da-
vies, parades this afternoon at O'Clock, in full
undress uniform, in Exchange Place. Some
eight or nine companies are expected to be
out, and we look for an unusual large parade.
In Jail. James Brazier, for making threats
OF personal injury against his employer, was
arrested by officer Mckewon, and COMPUTED to
Jail in default of security, by Justice sPurrer.