The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-22
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Georges county; am Collector of State and county
taxes IN the rSt district of that county; witness
saw that man 1Thetford) in the Farmers and Plant
ers Bank on the 26th of March last; witness went
! into the Farmers and Planters Bank on that day
| to get some drafts discounted, which were drawn
III the name of VIM. Cook & Son; while witness
was waiting for his discount ticket he saw a Young
man come into the bank with book and package
and go to the pigeon hole and place them inside
on the desk, and start to 90 out; he turned again.
! however, and put his arm in and pushed the pack
| ageIurther oil; witness then sitting by the
stove; a few moments after, two men came in and
walked towards the pigeon hole; witness noticed
one particularly, because his hair the color of
that OF gentleman whom witness wanted to see,
Mr.. Geo. Carey, who had been in the habit of pay
ing taxes for certain property in Prince Georges;
when the man turned towards witness he noticed
that it was not Mr.. Carey, but that it was the
prisoner at the bar Thetford; witness swears to
that he Is positive about Thetford can't swear to
Baker, the two men stood near the pigeon hole and
one drew out pocket book and fingured some
pan pank notes, as If paying the other some money;
witness changed his position the stove too
warm, and did not see the men 90 out; witness was
present when the money was missed; he was a
stranger and for that remained in the bank;
the CASHIER asked witness to in the back room;
witness did so, and said to the cashier if there was
any suspicion attached to him they might search
him.
Cross-examincd by Mr.. Preston.-Witness can't
swear that Baker was in the bank the Young man
whom witness saw come into the bank TODAY and
had some conversation with him; saw him also last
Thursday at Mr.. Whitneys Office; never had any
conversation previous to this time with him; wit
ness can't tell exactly how long he remained in the
| pank; witness told the Cashier on that day about
| seeing two men in the bank the package was
wrapped m yellow paper; witness told Mr. Whitney
what ne knew about the matter, and the young
man was present; witness sitting at the stove
| when the men came in; witness don't know
VIII ether he could put his arm over the screen and
take package from the desk, never tried; witness
Is SIX feet tall in his stockings; the men Thet
| ford) was dressed in dark clothes and had on a
nat the Cashier invited witness into the back room:
witness saw the young man who complained about
the loss of the money; the man had on moustache.
did not notice if he had whiskers
BY Mr.. Whitney.-Thetford was standing with
looked at him.
Mr.. Higgins, re-called-Witness had conversa-
tion with John Graham about these men; Graham
stated to witness that he was in PHILADELPHIA on
the wednesday before this robbery, and that he
saw Ihetford and Baker there; a person leaving
hi Haltimore at . r; NJ, would get to New York
about o'clock in the morning.
John Iagart, sworn.-Reside in Philadelphia; am
police officer; John Graham there on the
z5d OF March last; can't say when he left; saw
| haSlam there two or three days before that: did
not see him in Chestnut street with Mr. Graham.
John Barr, sworn-Was in PHILADELPHIA in
March last, on the 23d; witness left Baltimore with
John Graham and came back on the 24th Thurs
Gay, IN the IL O'Clock train, and arrived here on
the 10th; witness is mail agent; [paper produced
showing the time witness left Baltimore, and the
time he arrived in Harrisburg this was to refresh
witness memory " WA
Cross-examined by Mr.. Preston.-Witness eoes
out every other day; always made such report,
ms DUTY requires it; witness took Graham to Phil
adelpha for the purpose of arresting party who
mad stolen witness watch and money
The Court at 4 O'Clock adjourned until this morn
ing alto.
, Mr. Whitney gave notice that all witnesses on
the part OF the State who were not present when
called would be attached
/ SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. H. Collins Lee Judpe
The following occupied the Court yesterday:
State use of Deal vs. Wood and Sumwalt.-
Judgment
Mingle Us. Ford and Others Non pros.
Fleming Us. Same. Non pros
Moore Us. Frederick. Judgment
The Patapsco Co. Us. Snyder. Non pros
Brown Us. Edwards, &c. Non pros
Wampler us keener and Pracht Judgment.
- II. H. Ill. Cropper and Thomas Cropper Us. The
Commonwealth Insurance Company. An action to
recover on an insurance policy. Schev for plain
TIL: ). Stewart and s. Y. Wallis for defendant.
Assignment for to-day 7S5 to S14.
There was no business transacted in the other
| Courts yesterday.
CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUYTy.-The
trial OF the removed liquor cases from this city
VIII be resumed this morning, and it was officially
announced that all parties not appearing will for
felt their recognizances.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND, DECEMBER TERN
IS5S.-ANNAPoLIs, March, 81, l859-No. 53.
Elizabeth Cooks lessee Us. Mary Ann KelI
and Others Appeal from the Superior Court
| OF Baltimore City The argument in this oarso