American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-26
CITY INTELLIGENCE

I5- The public are reminded, that the
Notes of the Western Franklin Savings Instl
tuition will be redeemed by DAVID MARTIN, No.
1872 Baltimore street.
Fire. The alarm Of fire about half past
O'Clock, last night, was occasloned by the burn
ing of several small houses and Sheds, in an
alley fronting Douglass street, in the rear of
Potter, between Pitt and Low streets They
were occupied by low grade of colored per
SONS. The property was owned BY Mr.. Benja-
man, Of Douglass st.
Egyptian Saloon The vaudeville perform
ances at this neat and recently established
place of amusement have opened under very
tlattering auspices; and we have no doubt bat
that the lessee, with proper management, will
realize p i5liC favor in a form that will enable
HIM to establish it as a ilvorte place of resort.
The habit, too common IN theatres of thump-
ing, whstnG, Sc, on the part of the audience,
during the intervals of performance, is INDUCED
in rather freely; and we would also Suggest
that an iudlscriminate call for repetitons, how
ever agreeable to some, is not exactly in rood
taste. These suggestions, not made in dispa-
ragement of the establishment, rcmcdied, as
we have no doubt they will be, and with care
to public taste in the selection of entertain
ments, the beautiful saloon will be nightly vi
sitcd by the beauty and fashion of the city.
The Liberty Ball. The anniversary ball Of
the Liberty Fire Company, in the saloon of
the Law Buildings, passed off in most admira-
bic style, on Monday evening. The room was
very neatly decorated-the walls being festoon-
ed with evergreens pres nted by the ladies of
Philadel phia, and brought to this city by sever
al members Of the Good Will engine compa-
ny, who were present, and participated in the
Joys of the occasion. There was Il very fine
company present, and so pleasantly passed the
hours, that night had we'll nigh passed away
before the sound of music and of voices were
hustled
REORGANIZATION ofihe Fire Rioters. The four
persons arrested during the riot on Monday at-
ternoon, were brought out for further examlna-
ton yesterday evening. The examination took
place at the City Police Office, before VIM A.
Schaetfer, Esq William Knight was held to
bail in the sum of $500 to answer at the Satur-
day Court for roting, and $500 to answer at
the June term OF the City Court, under an Act
Of the Assembly passed December session, 1887,
for injuIing the hose carriage of the ViglIant
Fire Company. The penalty is not less than
two nor more than five years in the Penitentia-
ry, Bail was entered for Knight, aud he was
discharged. The slme amount of security was
demanded for John Hughes in both cases, fall
ing to give which, he was committed. Leo
nard Helm, charged only with the riot, gave
the required bail of $500 to appear at the Sat
urday Court. Edward lie Roy, also charged
with noting, failing to give the security, was
committed.
.1ccidcm. Thomas Nash, youth, aged
about fourteen years, met with an accident yes
terday afternoon, while driving a cart in Lex
ington street, near Charles, which will proba-
bly, result in the loss of all the fingers of the
right hand. He had his hand upon the side of
cart he was driving, when another came in
contact with it, MASKING his hand in a shock
ing manner. He was immediately carried to
the office of DIR. Chatard, who dressed the
hand, mt expressed his fears that ampulution
of the fingers would be necessary.
ASSAULT upon Female. George McLaugh-
lin, charged with being concerned with Henry
Deal in assaulting and beating Jane Campbell,
was arrested yesterday, by officer Pamphllion,
and committed to Jail, in default Of security,
by VIM. A. Schaetter, Esq.
Released on Bail. We learn that JOS Will
son, the person arrested and committed to iail
on the charge OF being accessory to the death
Of Mrs. Mcdowell, in Potter street, some time
since, has been released on ball. in the sum of
$4,000,
4 Base .9ct. Frederick Hanerman was
brought into the Middle District watch house
on Monday night, by Waterman Faulkner, for
insulting lady in the street. He was very
properly committed to Jail by T. Hanson Belt,
ESQ.
appropriations. The City Council, during
It's present session, has appropriated to various
purposes the sum OF ) ,029.0l.