Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10
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THE GROVE Observation-Disclosures or THE
WArCH AND CHAIN or THE DECEASED.-Menton has
already been made Of the arrest of John Clare, the
supposed murderer of Grove, in Washington, few
days since by detective John W. Smith of this city,
and detectives McDcyitt and Clarvoe, of Washing
ton. The number Of the watch and a description of
the chain taken from Mr.. Grove at the time of the
murder, having been communicated TO detective
Smith. he again went to Washington on Wednesday,
with view Of recovering, if possible, the stolen
property. Securing the cooperation of the
vigant officers who assisted in the arrest of
the supposed murderer, the watch traced to " IN.
$. Golston d Co.. 4. street. where ii had been
pawncd for 500 The officers also found the chain in
the possession Of Michael Conner corner of 1st and
sth street, to whom Clare had sold it for $50 1t is
stated that Conner is acquainted with Clare and that
he Conner with the persons to whom the watch
was pawned, were here to-day to identify Glare as
the man from whom they received the articles. De-
tcctive Smith returned to this city last evening hav
ing the watch and chain in his possessions they
delivered for safe keeping to Marshal Carmichael.-
Much credit is due to the officers having this matter
in hand for the energy they have displayed.
ARRIVAL or AN ARTILLERY REcIMENT.-The Third
Pennsylvania Artillery Regiment arrived here yes
erlay from Fortress Monroe on the steamers Lady
Lang, Escort and Toas and Immediately went on to
Philadelphia, via Philadelphia. Wilmington and Bal
Gmore Railroad, where they will be mustered out of
the United States service. The regiment numbered
about 800 men, under the immediate command of
Gen. Roberts, Major Stevenson and Major Won
Shilling DR.. Nandersloot the only surgeon remain
ing in the regiment, accompanied the troops. This
regiment started out with 800 men, and having lost
heavily recruited at various times 10 the number Of
about GOO men. Only 1850 of the $500 now remain.
The surgeon DIR. Nondcrsloot states that they left
only two men behind in hospital, the remainder of
those who were under medical treatment having been
brought Oh with the regiment. The men generally
looked stout and hearty bearing the appearance of
war-worn veterans.
AssAUL C,sEs.-Andrew Linscy was arrested on
Wednesday night by policemen Wood and Doud, Of
the Central Station, charged with assaulting and
striking colorCd woman named Martha Armstead,
on the street. without prOvocaton. He released
giving bail for his appearance at court by Justice
Spcer. Lena Farley was taken into custody yeStcr-
day by officer Magruder, of the district for as
sauiting Anna Farley. Justice Mckinley held herto
bail.
FIRE.-Shortly after O'Clock yesterday morning
Il fire was discovered in the dwelling No. So Ross
street. occupied by John Wegan. Policemen Childs,
Green, RhoadS Underhi and Farley were promptly
the spot, and ascerancd that quantity of boards
and shavings III the second story were on fire. The
flames were extnguished before any considerable
damage was done. The house. which was slightly
damaged in the roof, is owned by Aaron Hoffman
and is insured in the Firemens office.
RELIGIOUS MASS MEETIYG-A mass meeting will
be held this evening in the Seventh Baptist Church.
corner of Paca and Saratoga Streets having for its
object the Relief of the Southern Missions of the
Baptist Church. Rev. Martin I. Sumner, of Marion
Ala. and Others will address the meeting.
VIOLATING AN ORDINAHCE.-0fice Andrews of
the Eastern District, took Patrick lIcAdams into
custody yesterday, charged with violating a health
ordinance. Justice WhaIen imposed a fine of s. and
costs, which the accused paid.
LARcESY.-Sarah Brown, colored, was arrested yes
terGay by Capt Mitchell and officer Frost of the Mid
die District. charged with stealing the body of silk
dress valued at so, the property of Mary Taylor,
also colorcd. She was locked up for hearing.