The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-21
La w WIELLIGENCE
CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.

CRIMINAL COURT-JuDGE BOND.
State as. John Sebert, indicted for keeping
disorderly house. Tried before the Court. Adiudged
guilty. Fined $40 and costs. VIM. Pinkney
Whyte, Esq, for defence.-State Us. Isaac Jones,
indicted for keeping bawdy house on inc street,
near Pine. Tried before the Court. Adjudged not
guilty. Robert L. Rogers, Esq, for offence
State Adam Hertig, indicted for the larceny of
two sides of sole leather, each valued at $3.50, and
one crow-bar valued at Sl.50, the property of
Richard Sewal, Jr. Hertig is the father-in-aw of
John Hartman, who formerly lived in Rogers
lane, upon whose house the police made descent
last spring and obtained large amount of stolen
goods, the place being packed from cellar to garret
with all descriptions OF articles stolen from per-
sons residing in the neighborhood. Hertig was for
long time in the employ of Mr. Sewal-was we'll
acquainted with the premises. Hertig lived with
Hartman. 1t was proven also, by witness, that
Hertg had offered to sell a quantity of
sole leather at 81 so per side. Verdict guilty.
Sentence deferred. Snyder for defence =
The case of Peter Duhurst, indicted for stealing
lot of wearing apparel, the property of William
keyser, was removed on affidavit to Baltimore
liam Root, and Bud Root, severaly indicted for
selling lottery policies. The States witness,
man named Tappan, was returned est The
were laid over and a reissue ordered.-State
rs. John r. Giles, indicted for gambling and keep
ing room for gambling purposes, and keeping a
gaming table, called ''bluff" table. Mr.. Giles
keeps a restaurant on South street. In the second
story room, over the bar-room, it was proven that
The deferce was, that the room where the card
playing was permitted, occupied by Mr..
Jackson, who alone dispensed the favors, and that
Mr.. Giles knew nothing of what going on
above. The record of the Court, showing that
jackson had been indicted and pleaded guilty to
the same charge, was also offered. The jury after
absence of about thirty minutes, rem
dered verdict of guilty. Fined $50 and
costs. James Malcom, Esq, for defence
The following parties arraigned: Anna
ind fnr linU tua
five gold dollars from William Sheppard, and FIVE
gold dollars and some wearing apparel belonging
to Louisa Moffat, pleaded not guity.-William
Sumner indicted for stealing, on the 1st of August
last, the sum of S35.6s from William Lafferty,
pleaded guilty. Sentence deferred.-Amanda
Brown (negress), indicted for stealing, the
18th of August, the of SIG from Elizabeth
Barlow, pleaded guilty. Sentence deferred.-
Mary A. Woolf, indicted for stealing lot of skirts
and hoops, pleaded not guilty.-William Ever
deem, indicted for stealing, on the 9Th of Septem
Der, one wooden coupling and iron bolt, be-
longing to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, plead
ed not guilty. y.-Caroine Brown, indicted for
stealing on the Sd of September, one black silk
cape, valued at SIS, the property Of Conrad Grader
pleaded not guilty.-John Murray, indicted
for stealing, on the 9th of August, one
Henry Forsyth, Sr., pleaded not guilty.
Henry Matthews, (negro,) indicted for stealing, on
the llth August, one cotton Shirt valued at 81 cts
the property of Simon Cohen, pleaded not guilty
-Bartol Foley, indicted for stealing, on the 5th
july one cloth coat, valued at S5, belonging to
Michael Russell, pleaded guilty.-All the above
cases, which were indictments found by the present
Grand Jury, were set down for trial next Tuesday
State Us. VIM. Rullman, indicted for keeping a
disorderly house and gardens, known as "Bellevue
Gardens" A goodly number of witnesses were
amined on each side. The jury, without leaving
the box, rendered verdict of guilty. Not SEN
tenced.-The Grand Jury presented Augustus
Ford for being accessory to the murder of Adam
Barklie Kyle, Jr.-Adjourned at quarter to four
o'clock, until this morning, and jury discharged
until Tuesday morning.