American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-15
CITY INTELLIGENCE


Mad Dog. 4 dog evidently laboring under
hydrophobia was killed yesterday morning in
Eutaw street, near the Lexington market 1t
is to be hoped that persons owning valuable
dogs 1--WE have heard of such, will keep them
up, ana have them properly attended to during
the warm season; watch them daily and on
the least suspicion OF their being rabid despatch
them at once; the life of the poorest citizen
being worth more than all the canine race in
/ Chrstendom. The Mayor in his veto upon
the dog bill, passed by the late Council stated.
as his objection, that there was sufficient law
already on the subject. If SO, would it not be
well for him to order his officers 10 have it en-
forced
Assault, John McCurry, was taken TO the
Middle District Watch House on Tuesday
night, on the charge of assaulting and beating
his wife, and threatening to cut down the watch
man with an axe. He was Yesterday morning
committed to jail by Justice Belt
Stealing. John Tolbert, (coored) charged
with stealing six dollars in silver from Mrs
Thomas, at the corner of Salisbury and Canal
SITS. was arrested by officer League and fully
committed to take his trial at the June term Of
the Criminal Court by Justice Wilson.
Riotjng in the MARKET House Rachael Mont
gomery, charged with rioting in the Bel-Air
Market House, was arrested by officer Knigh-
ton, and committed in default of security, by
Justice Stansbury.
The Washington F1remen. The Anacosta
fire company, of Washington, are expected to
arrive hero this morning in the steamboat CO.
llmbia. They will reach Commerce st. wharf
about 10 O'Clock, and will be escorted to their
quarters by the Friendship fire company, whose
special guest they are,
.iccidenL y colored man, while engaged in
repairing house in Short street on Tuesday,
fell from the second story to the pavement and
injured himself very seriously, so much so,
that his life was despaired Of DR.. F. Davis
was called in and rendered him every profess
sional aid Hopes are entertained OF his re-
coyery.
Strawberries and Peas. There was quite
liberal supply of strawberries in the Centre
market yesterday morning, and were selling at
20 cents per quart. Green peas so cents per
peck. Best print butter % cents per Ii.
To Keep The Peace. Mary Colsny, charged
with assauting John Simpson, was yesterday
placed under security to keep the peace by Jno
Wright, Esq John Corn, charged with threat
ening the life of Susan brewer, was released
on security to keep the peace by r. A. Meal
lister, Esq.
Negligence. A mail bag belonging to the
Post Office was picked up in North-street on
Tuesday night by Waterman Mitchell, and
taken to the Middle District Watch House. 1t
is supposed to have fallen from the wagon in
coming from the depot to the post Office
a Fortunate Man. 1t will be seen by
communication in another column, that Mr..
NJ. Joseph sold yesterday at his National Lot
terry office, the second capital prize of 81 800.
The lucky purchaser is a gentleman living in
Chai lesion, ;. Z.
Religious Services. In noticing the appoint
ment on the part of the Presbytery, of day
of fasting and prayer, we were in error IN
stating the cause: it was in view of the low
state of religion within the bounds of the Pres
bytery, including the churchesin Maryland and
the District of Columbia. Religious services
were held yesterday, in the churches of this
city, in accordance with said appointment.
.4ssisisnt Teacher. At meeting of the Com
missioners of Public Schools, on Tuesday even
ing, VIM. T. Crabster, was appointed assistant
teacher in the male department of Public
School No. /.
County Court. In the case of the Franklin
Bank VS.. Eli Clagett, security on the bond Of
J. l.. Hawkins, former cashier, Judge Legralid
deIVereu, yesterday, Wrtteh OPINION upon
the prayers filed in the case, going ably and
fully into all the points raised by COUNSEL
The decision being in favor of the defendant
the opposing counsel asked permission to a.
mend, which was granted and like permission
wasobtaned by counsel for the defence. The
case, in this position will probably lay over till
the next term of the Court, when the amended
pleas will be argued.
.appea! Court This Court is still, busily en-
gagged, but will probably conclude its business
to-day. ..
BUTTONS THEATRE, FRoSr-sr.-G Great Dramatic
Treat To night being the last of Mr.. Anderson's en-
gagement, he will appear the "Elder Brother" in
Beaumont and Fletchers celebrated Comedy of that
name. This gem of ''the olden time' has been adap-
ted by Mr. Anderson to the modern stage, and will be