The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-17
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CRIMINAL CoURT--Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecut-
ing. The Court was engaged in the following bust
ness yesterdav
with keeping bawdy house on Montgomery street.
Tried before the Court. Not guilty. Salmon for
defence.
Frederick Rande, charged with stealing lot of
laces, lace collars, &C., from James Hodges and
Others, Hanover street, was arraigned and pleaded
not guilty; Charles l.. Kraft, ESQ.,, appeared as
his counsel.
Christiana Henke, charged with the same offence
ana VINO had been released on Saturday on 81 900
bail, was brought in by the Sheriff on bail piece
and arralgned. Pleaded not guilty.
MIR Kraft asked the Court to fix the bail in
Randes caseas he would offer the same security as
IN the case of the woman
The Court remarked that it would not take ba;
for Rande it had been informed since bail was TAX
en- for Chrstiana Henkle on Saturday that the
parties we:e worth nothing, having made over all
thelr property to others The Court did not intend
to be triiied with in that way; if these men were
worth nothing and came here and swOre to the con-
trary, the Court would have them indicted for per-
jury.
Mr.. Kraft asked the Court to give him the name
OF the person who had volunteered to give the
Court this information; it was false from beginning
to end.
The Court did not think it was necessary to do
SO; that was the Courts business it had the infor
nation and that was enough. The Court would
Keep the woman in Jail and would not take bail for
Rande. '''
The Court then ordered capias to be issued for
James Duncan and James Vanhorn. Their names
were called and both answered and came up before
the Judge. r O
The Court said it had been informed that thew
were not worth any thing that they had made over
about it. "'-
Mr.. Duncan said he had not made over his pro-
perty; Mr.. fanhorn asserted the same.
MT. hratt desired the bail to be examine d. to set
nraltr 80 +l.:-
they had brought the woman in this morning on
bail piece and she was now in the custody of the
Sheriff.; the gentlemen did not wish to be her secu-
ritv.
Mr. Whitney then questioned Messrs Duncan
and Eanhorn as to the value of their property.
Duncan said he was worth 81 ,00O-he owned
house worth $1,000 and stable worth 5000, and his
personal property was worth 5000. Vanhorn said
SlO00 WI I'll
MIR. Whitney.-"That's the ball. sir"
Court.-"Mr. Clerk, make note of that"
Mr hraft-"Now I'll endeavor to find the name
OF the author who gave such information to the
court; and In an action for SANDER will make the
Court Witness
Henkle and Rande were remanded to iail.-
The case will be tried on Wednesday week
Samuel Roberts, indicted for stealing on the 2Stb
OF FEBRUARY last, carriage cushions from William
McGann was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. j.
b. Wilson appointed counsel.
llllam Welden, indicted for stealing on the
valued
the property of Bernard Rafferty,, was arraigned
ana pleaded not guilty. McAllister counsel for de-
fence.
Linton Clark, indicted for breaking into the
mouse mouse OF francls T. hendrick, on the I'd January,
1899, and stealing several articles of silver ware
valued at $50, was arraigned and pleaded not gull
ty. Hambleton counsel
John Robinson, indicted Jointly with Lucius O'Bri
en- and Thomas Hoffman, (the two latter on bail)
for attempting to break into the house of Robert
Reed, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Hambeton for defence.
Henry Busick, indicted for stealing, on the 26tb
March last one bushel of clover seed and BAG val
ued at go, the property of Christian Rosenbach,
was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. McAlister
appointed for defence
Charles Riley, indicted for stealing a box of dry
goods, belonging to William R. Hurst and others,
on the 26th of March last was arraigned and plead
ed not guilty. Said his father would get him
counsel.
Henry Beaver, indicted for the larceny of one
tron S anchor valued at 50, and 40 bags valued at
81, the property of John Anderson, was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty. Adair appointed counsel.
John Wells alias John Webster indicted for steal
ing one geldng on the 7th of February last belong
ing 10 James kosenbrandt, was arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. Adair for defence.
Mary f. Patterson, (negress,) charged with steal
ing several dresses, the property of William H.
Swift, was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Will
son for defence
James Hagan, John Cressel, Samuel Muller. !
II. Smith, Henry Idings and Patrick Mann, ali in
dicted for selling liquor on Sunday, were called and
not appearing, their recognzances were forfeited
and fine OF $50 and costs imposed by the Court in
each case
Mary Yeager, indicted for keeping bawdy
mouse, not appearing, recognzance forfeited and
hne OF $50 and costs imposed by the Court
All parties to be arragned and on bail. must be
IN Court on W Wednesday, or attachments will be |
issued against their bondsmen.
The Court adjourned until this morning at ten
o'clock. " ~
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon. VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge. No business done yesterday. Court
ADJOURNED until the End of June.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. u. Collins Lee, Judpe
The following occupied the Court Yesterday:
-. James Fitzpatrick u.s. George Freeburger. Ac-
tlon on open account. Judgment for plaintiff
Assignment for to-day 6S8 to 7O7.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon William H. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
yesterday:
Fl. w. Cooke, Treasurer, &C., garnishee of R. R. |
Lowry Us. John A. Griffith. An appeal from Jus
tlce Jolly. Judgment reversed.
John L. Reese, of A., Us. Oliver Iiams An an !
peal from Justice Ensor. Appeal dismissed
N. McCarty as NJ. A. Wilhelm, administrator
OF Chas. Wilhelm. An appeal from Justice Morri- |
son. Appeal dismissed.
Walter W. Berry Us. II. T. Roberts. An appeal
from Justice Hayward Judgment affirmed.
Assignment for to-day 10 to 1885,
Nothing done in the CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BA1r1- |
MORE CITY.