American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Police Regulations al the Thealrc.-We are
glad to find that Mr.. Burton, the new manager
Of the Front Street Theatre, has commenced
his season with severity of police regulation
hitherto unknown in our player kings. Off
GERS are placed at the doors to prevent the adj
mission OF improper characters, and should the
slightest disturbance occur, prompt measures
are taken to quiet the noisy ones. The many
hundreds that filled the theatre on Christmas
night were as quiet and orderly as i'they were
sitting in church, save when the excellent CO.
medians who form the present company, COM
PEELED the hearers to fits of hearty laughter,
long and loud, The Front st. Theatre must,
under Burton's energetic management, become
place of fashionable and popular resort.
Evil Doings on Christmas Owen Stewart,
Lewis Bennett, Matthias Hopkins, John John
son, John Thomas and Augustus Meredith,
charged with firing pistols and throwing brick
bats in the streets, were all committed by Wm.
A. Schaetfer, Esq. in default Of $500 bail, to
appear and answer at the Saturday court
J. Cooper, and Jas. Thompson for roting and
fighting, were in default of security, commit
ted by WIN. A. Schaeffer, Esq. Sarah Kemp,
Mary Low, Ann Green, James Biscoe, John
Torrick and John Conn, for disturbing the
peace, were, not being able to give bail, cor,-
mitted by S. S. Briggs, Esq. David Schlin-
ger, for assaulting David Arnold, was commit
ted by James Blair, Esq. George keerl, for
assaulting officer Roberts while in the dis
charge of his duty, was committed by WIN. A.
Schaeffer, ESD William Jent, Lewis Easton
and Margaret Huddleson were committed by
VIM. A. Schaeficr, Esq. for disorderly conduct
in the streets Robert Gamble, GABRIEL Key
and Thomas Bosley were arrested by officers
McComas and Watts, charged with disorderly
conduct in the street: Bosley was committed
by VIM. A. Schaefer, Esq. and the Others gave
security. Catharine Kelly, for threatening tc
beat Elizabeth Miller, was committed by VIM
A. Schaeffer, Esq, George Brown, Jr. charg
ed with assaulting officer McComas, was helc
to bail for further examination, by VIM.
Schaefer, Esq. William McCann, charged
with threatening the life Of Jano Campbell anc
Isabella Reeder, was committed to Jail by
VIM. A. Schaeffer, Esq. John Peacock, fo
assaulting Sarah Waters, was committed by
VIM b. Jones, Esq. A man called Ssanisl
John was arrested by officers Hall and Peduzl
for firing pistol in the street. He was iinet
81 and costs by S. s. Briggs, Esq. John A
Smith, Edmund Cody and Daniel Dakes wer
committed to Jail by VIM A.Schaeffer, Esq 70
disorderly conduct.
Fires. There were tive fires on Thursda,
night, about o'clock, one was the burning O
stable in Cove ST., near South Paca, belong
ing to Mr.. Wagner. A horse persisted in tn
flames. A large number of cows were in th'
stable at the time but they were all safely re
moved. The other was the burning of an oil
unoccupied frame building near Fitzgerald
rope walk.
Parade The German Yagers, under tn,
, command of Capt. Elterman, paraded yester
day AFT ernoon in great numbers, and made quite
handsome display. They had with them al
excellent band, which dlscoursed most elegant
music.