Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-08
THREE CENTS.
CITY NE w S.

Clare was IN Washington, D. c.. he proceeded hther
and, with the assistance Of two efficient detectives Of
that city, Messrs. McDeyitt and Carvoe, succeeded
IN arrestlng Clare at his boarding house on street
| between First and Second streets
Tie prisoner manifested some nervousness at first
but soon regained his sei-possession Under the bed
| McDcvitt discovered small black carpet bag and
asked Clare who it belonged TO- The after said il
was the property Of the colored woman in the house
In the carpet bag were found package of papers
tied with a gcntcmau's cravat and a four-shooter
improved Smith X Wesson pistol with one barrel dis
charged. In reply to McDeyitt's in0uries the prs-
Oner said first that the pistol did NOT baIonp IN him
then that it was loaded and fpoII, to+d that last
night he fired one charge nj a rot Tbo inmates Of
the house said they heard no shot driro +bo nigbt
and upon examining the pistol McDcrItt copnd the
empty copper chamber of tbe cartriI,,o ,.lioh bod
been fired not only nearly filled win drs+ b+ i+ IN
terror completely covered with ,.erl;ori1 I;,
that at least a week must have eIapeed sirc - ,vos
discharged.
Officer Clarvoe turned his attention 70 tho drorror
Of the washstand Upon openinc If tbero ,yos f,d
wrapped up n phot ogrsphic negative of Coro. ,,,o
the discovery of which he seemed n,ncb co,so5
claiming "Oh yes! that was taken NJ Cro,.o,s :; paI
timore and added after some hesitation, "It was
t ken by Mr.. Phillips" Mr. Groves assistant An
ambrotype of the prisoner also found in another
Enlistment. There were other discoveries made of
equal importance, but the detectives, at present re-
luse to communicate them for publication.
1t may be stated however that Glare had left this
city Tor washington on the evening after the mur-
der OF Mr.. Grove, and upon his arrival there was
notced 10 Dem possession OF handsome gold watch
ana chaln the latter having the bar or hook broken
rom IT, "hich ne eNplahed mad been done by acci-
deht' nut Whlch answered the description Of Mr..
ITONpS watch CHI
not however found by the ofleers Clare was brought
70 lnls Guy i3sU evening by detective smith, and Is
NV 'oI'''''" j" Dun PRISON 10 await an examination
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PROPERTY oALEs'-hessfS. HloSon n Co., auc-
lot Of ground on the west side of Howard street
Lexington with front of u x feet extending
this width to depth of 73i@ feet then widening in Il
straight line to the north 81 feet additional with
still further depth Of a feet making an entire depb
of 49, feet with four foot alley running to Licking
ington street The lot is improved bya three story
and attic hricL storc and dwelling with two storvan
half hack building snbiect to two animal rents-
ana ors19gl and the o+ber or s22 II was nrcbasol
h, r goldsmith r,r s;1- 500 Tho same arctioroor
soId lot ~, tho sortb sidc or PRATT streot bt,ao
rI,,,.,. and St,.rr, No o1- b,,irr, , fort or os
teet Win Iepb of g feet. improved b, = tbrer-stor
st. ,,,d lroIIir and snbioot f., q, ,ror,d ro,t ~
500. K. H. Manko became the purchaser at s., 800
Mr.J. B. Cannon, auctioneer sold at the same place
rs the above fee simple lot on the northwest corner
of Calvert and Water streets % by 10 feet and i'm
proved by a five story brick warehouse Purchased
bv John Bolgiano for SIG 500 Also lot on the north
nr,,sd bvo fnr story warehouse to Uugb Sisson
far ~ -np AIs,o lot on tbe north side of Second
streot ,,aor ~outb 81 b 70 feet ipproved bv three
.tory huiliiro tE, AL to Charles NJ poraberty. for
the Merchants and Mechanics Fire Insurance Com
many at l520n Also two lots on the southeast side
of Cav street. near Ai.nujtb. Is feet by 81 feet
inches ,rrnvcd b, two two story dwellings TO John
Bociauo for the aggregate sum of S. $50 He sold at
the same time two apDuities ofS27 u each to John
Keller for Sl-5 each. two of 500 25 each. 10 John
orri. for S5e1 each. and three of $40 each 10 tho
same party for $50 each.
s. H. Cover, auctioneer, sold yesterday on the
premises lot of ground on the north side of BaIti-
street, between Oregon and Republican streets,
having front of about 81 feet and running
back l55 feet to Carlton street. improved by two two
story and attic houses Baltimore street and three
two-sory houses on Carlton street, subject to
nual ground rent OF $3.50. 1t was purchased by Mr.
L.. a. 81, auctlOneer
sou I, lot ol sTouna anu improvements on North
w. i'' SUBJECT " ANNUAL siounu rent
u 80 per "mnulh' l 1t WIS Purchaseu oy ROBERT
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IHE ELECTION OF Mr.. IHoMAs.-At night large
number OF the friends OF Mr.. Thomas assembled at
Logan han corner of BANK ana Bond streets, where
was served me collation. Mr. Thomas, the Con-
gresham elect, haNlhs been waited upon, appeared
ana was introduced by MI joseph Jordon amld
shoutS Oh applause. Mr.. Thomas briefly responded.
heartily thanking MS rlehds lcf thclr kindness III
thus greeting hlm ana sad he should continue upon
the same platform as that upon Whlch he was nomi-
mated lie sald he was IN laVor ol eleVatmg to ONCE
only those VINO were Truly loyal. lie was opposed TO
negro suffrage ana remarked that he peheVed
congress had nothing to do with It, contend
ing that 1t should and ought to be lett III
me hands oI the people; they ana they only TO
uecide tue issue as 10 whether 'he rlsh' UI Sulrage
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luiy te Pocy oi rFesiueht 'ohl'ol,' ana uilhs MS
remarks was Ife9Ienvy interrupted oy cheeFs anu
"pPiauSe " H. W. iailhe, Es4'' heAt SPOKE III tne
Il, most eulogSIc mannet Vl 'ne aolIllies OF MT.
InoinaS' ne was loILoMe" oy l, H. hoy e. Esq oi
TINS Guy anu "eoIso iAiioui' Esq' VI n"l!ioIe
county VINO were equal'S a' iouu III 'hei, praise ot
Mr. Ihoinas' AiIef the singing Oh 5eFe[a national
arS oy Nless l"on"s H. 9Peioei L NhcDe'A'' ali"
Others the meeting dispersed
Ran OVER BY CITY CAR.-About nine o'clock on
Monday evening, as Mr. Gertlip Arnbolt aged about
twenty-five years. was IN the act OF crossing Broad
way, near Eastern avenue he was accidentally
knocked down and ran over by city passenger rail-
way car sustaining thereby severe ana painful IN
juries. His right leg was broken near the ankle, and
his lett foot terribly mashed ana acerated. lie was
conveyed 10 MS reSoente' corner ol EASTERN avenue
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northwest corner ol Saratoga anu ac" sueets Inc
annual sermon VIII De preacheo to-morroW morning
by the Rev. George P. Nice of the High street Bap
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sociation includes Maryland the District of Coum-
ba, and portion of Virginia.
From South CARoLINA.-The schooner Alice Cur