American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-01
CITY IN TELLIGENCE

Logan Hall. This is large and elegan
three story brick house lately erected at the
corner of Bond and Bank streets, and occupied
by Mr.. Thomas Dunnahue. On the first floor
Mr.. Dunnahue has opened refectory, which
for convenience and beauty of internal finish
will vie with any establishment of Il similar
character in the city. To gentlemen who wish
oysters, the proprietor has prepared and fur
nished in beautiful manner a large parlor, EN-
tirely separate and distinct from the bar room
where they can enjoy the good things that the
goods have sent" The large room in the Sc
cond story has been fitted up for cotillion par
ties-a room for which purpose has long been
wanted in that part of our city. We doubt not
Mr. Dunnahue will receive that liberal patron
age which his taste in fitting so beautiful an es-
Enlistment richly entities him to.
Burial Of an old Defender. The defenders of
Baltimore in 1914, turned out yesterday morn
ing iii great numbers, to pay the last said tri-
butte of respect to their deceased brother in
arms, Abraham Parks. He was inferred in the
Baptist burial ground at the Spring Gardens,
Stealing Watch. George w. Cooper was
yesterday arrested by officers Phillips and Nc
Comas, charged with stealing a silver watch of
the value of $50, from gentleman living in
Thames street, East Baltimore. He was fully
committed by Peregrine 7. Wilson, Esq
Robbery. The house of Ma jor Edward Sped
den, Conway street, near Eutaw, was entered
on Thursday night by burglars and robbed of
some silver spoons and two razors Fortunate
ly, just at the time the robbers were about
breaking open the desk, child cried, and be-
ing alarmed, they fled without committing fur
Their depredations.
Discharged, Henry fossabaslA, the ndivi-
dual charged with firing the store of Wise &
Brother was Yesterday discharged by VIM. A.
Schaeffer, Esq, the evidence not being deemed
by the Justice sufficient to warrant committal
Fires and alarms for the month of FtJrua,r
The department during the last month attend
ed 8 fires, and were out for the burning of :
chimnoys, and for alarms entirely false, MAX
inc a total of 20. OF the actual fires 3 ORR
gnated in brick dwellings or tcnements, 2 in
frame houses, in carpenter shops, and in
stable. The bell Of the Patapsco fire company
(lrom whose books we derive this statemcmt)
was rung and their apparatus out % times-l9
times for fire, 3 for chlmneys and for false
alarm.
Olrner lrnnied About twenty pairs of small
shoes, or rather the materials for making them.
were found by watchman on Thursday night,
at the corner of Broadway and Fleet street, and
taken to the Eastern District watch-house,
"where the owner is requested to come forward
prove property and take them away"
Charge Of Theft. An individual with half
dozen aliases was arrested yesterday, by officer
Fields, on suspicion of having robbed a gentle
man named Joshua Haskell, III the early part
Of the day, of twelve dollars. He underwent
an examination before Justice Iatournau who
was forced to discharge him for the want OF
legal testimony.
appropriations. The amount of money APP
propriated to various purposes, by the present
City Councils, up to the 28th inst, is S5l5262
.Ns,o Suction. The very superior Suction
built by our fellow townsman, Mr.. j. Rogers,
for the United Fire Company, will be exhibited
this afternoon at four o'clock, at Monument
Square, and her powers tried, the firenaen ge-
nerally are invited to attend.