American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-30

has attended the introduction of this benevo-
lent Order, i'll the fact that new division, en-
titled ''Chrystal Fount Division, No. 49," was
duly instituted by the G.. w. p. John A.
Thompson, assisted by the officers of the Grand
Division, on Saturday evening last at Union
Hall. The following named gentlemen were
elected to fill, during the ensuing quarter, tho
Offices attached to their respective names, viz.
John Marshall, w. p. Frederick Young, w.
A.; Thomas d. Sultzer, f. s.; John w. Pere-
COY, R. S.; Edward w. Davies, A. r. s.; John
w. Woods, Treasurer; f. S. Fryer, c.; Thos.
Glover, A. c.; A. Drummer, J. s.; Il. Gould, O..
S. A greater number of the members of the
Order were present than were ever before as
sembed on a similar occasion. This division,
we learn, wa established to accommodate those
who cannot meet on any other than Saturday
evenings. Among the officers we recognize
many Of the Topographic Art" They have
our best wishes for their continued prosperity.
Firemsn'S Visit. The Good viii Fire NJ
pany Of Philadelphia, are expected to arr IN
this city by the afternoon train of cars,
morrow. They will be received at tie
by the Liberty Fire Co., and by deleg ~
| from several other companies, and after mar III
ing through several of our principal streets,
will be escorted to their quarters which have
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cial Hotel" Pratt street. About thirty mem
bers of the Good viii company will come on,
and will bring with them a splendid silver
speaking trumpet, valued at between s4OO and
$500, which is intended as present to the
members of the Liberty company of this city.
splendid reception is preparing for them by
the Liberty company, and they will be received
with the true hospitality of Baltimore firemen,
who will leave nothing undone to make them
comfortable and add to their enjoyment.
Ihrown from Horse We regret to learn
that Mr.. Thomas W. Aide, Of "Fairmount,"
Baltimore county, was severely injured on
Sunday afternoon by being thrown from a
horse which he was riding on the Old Liberty
Road. The animal was young, and had only
been broken to the saddle about three weeks
since, and became frightened at a covered
wagon which was passing along tie road. Mr..
A. was thrown on his back, on a quantity of
stones lying beside the road. cutting his head
very badly and bIuislng and iniurng his body
very much, but we are glad TO learn that no
serious aPprehensons are entertained. A young
horse is seldom TO be trusted, and too much
care cannot be taken by persons engaged in
breaking them, either to the saddle or to har-
ness.
1"C' hO uluII vi llIG ldSL evening Ob-
tween eight and nine o'clock, was caused by
the burning of five small two story brick huu-
SEES in Hogg Ally, small Court running be-
tween Caroline and Spring streets, Just below
Pratt They were totally consumed. They
were the property of Jacob Bohcn, Esq, and
were insured in the Equitable Society. They
were occupied by colored families whose furn-
iture vast mostly lost or destroyed by the hur-
red removal
Federal Hill Market House. The contractor
for this new Market house-AIr. F. A. Glib
bons, has ust completed it in quite a handsome
and substantial manner 1t is situated at the
corner of Cross and Charles sts, is 100 feet in
length, 60 in breadth, and contains Is stalls
Notwithstanding the many Interruptions occa-
stoned by the weather, by which 81 days we're
lost, it has been completed within the given
time Of 60 days from the commencement
For a Further Hearing. Charles Thomson.
charged with threatening and abusing Henri |
eta Drummond, was yeste DIV held to bail. ,
for further hearing, by Justice Miller. Jas
Wardell, charged with being concerned in a
riot at the corner of Sharp and German sis.
on Christmas day, was released Yesterday on
bail for further hearing, by Justice Elder.
Serious Charge John Donnelly, CHARGED
" ltll attempting 10 DIedk INTO Il mouse ZEE
street about ten o'clock on Sunday pirht, was
arrested by the watch of the Southern District
and placed in confinement till morning, when
he was committed to Jail for a further exami-
nation by Justice ShowacIe
Stealing Clothes. George Scott, (colored)
charged with stealing an overcoat, the proper
ty of Charles Ford, YVES yesterday arrested by
officer Duvall, and committed for further
hearing by Justice Miller.
Interfering ,ojth Officers. Augustus Mere
dith, charged with interfering with officers NV
ers and Lambert while in the discharge of their
duty, was yesterday held to bail 10 appear at
Court by Justice Brewer.
YANKEE HUI. This celebrated aud unriyaleduer
senator of the Yankee character, will give one of his
humorous and inimitable entertainments this even
ing at the Egyptian Saloon, Odd Fellows Hail. Nh
Hill has always been received in this city by large
and brilliant audiences; and trust that on this oc
ason There will be no elimination in the number oil
his visitors
ETHIOPIAN liARMoNIsTs. Quite large and fash
onabe audience was in attendance at the Assembly
Rooms last evening The singing and acting of the
'ilarmonsts" gave universal Satisfaction. They will
give their second Concert this evening and we doubt
not from the reputation they have already establish
ed, tina! every in The Saloon will be taken az an
early hour.
RELIGIOUS LECTURE. A lecture upon the Bible will
be delivered this evening in ST. Johns Church. Liber
y ST., by the Rev. John Young, of Trenton,N Jersey
For particulars of the lecture see advertisement-
Seats free. '..
The IVORY CRUcTlx. fhis remarkable production
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