American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-24

CITY INTELLIGENCE.

! Funeral o. the Rer. Joseph Frye The tune
raj Of this excellent man and eminent chris
tian, took place yesterday morning His body
was taken to the Eutaw-st. Methodist Episco-
| pal Church, where an appropriate sermon was
delivered by the Rev. VIM. Hamilton. The
church was crowded with christians of all de-
nominations, anxious to pay the last sad tri-
butte of respect to one who, as man and a
/ christian, was without reproach. After the
services, which were performed in the church,
the body was placed in hearsc, which was
/ followed by long train of carriages to the
place prepared for all the living. Requicscat in
pace.
Death Of another Minister The Rev. MIR.
williamson, of st, Mary's College, who has
been laboring under severe indispositon for
some time, departed this life on Thursday after
noon. Mr. Williamson was an able member
of the Catholic Church, and will be sincerely
incurred by all who knew him.
accident from the careless use Of fire arms.-
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, colored
boy named Richard Doyle, who was engaged
in the removal Of the furniture from d house in
Frederick street, near Baltimore st.. accident
ally discharged gun which he was carrying
from the house to the wagon before the door,
and horse that was harnessed to draY that
was passing at the time received the contents,
being small shot, in his forehead, tearing the
skin from about the eyes. The boy was taken
to the Office of Justice Schaeffer, who discharg-
ed him, as it was evidently the result of acct
dent. The horse is not seriously hurt.
Look to poW Dogs. 1t will be seen by the
proclamation of the Mayor, which will be
found in another column, that he is determined
to enforce the law of the corporation which
prohibits dogs, and we presume puppies also,
from running at large. Let the owners of
dogs look to it, otherwise they may be forced
to pay fine Of s3-or have their dogs de.
stroyed,
cd with assauting and beating Elizabeth Zig
and held to bail to keep the peace, by John
Wright, Esq. Scarce an hour had elapsed af-
ter giving the required security to Keep The
peace, before she made another assault upon
the same person, when she was again arrested
by the same officer and committed to Jail,
where it is to be hoped she will be suffered to
remain, to await the course of law.
More aid for Pitsboug. There was received
ut the Mayors Office yesterday, from George
Nj. Gil, Esq, for the Sth ward, S25, in aid of
the Pittsburg sufferers.
Baltimore C'iy Court. The jury in the case
of Hopkins s. Co. VS., 'Vhtrdge and Hallctt,
owners of the barque "Prompt," for an alleged
improper landing of Sugars on the wharf, Au-
gust "a, 1912, when said Sugars were damaged
by subsequent storm, went into their room
on Thursday afternoon, and after remaining up
all night and until halfpast one O'Clock yes
terday, were unable to agree upon verdict,
and were dismissed by the Court. The case is
therefore still open for another trial, but will
not be taken up probably till the next term of
the Court. The case of Israel Griffith VS.. VIM.
Alexander, Ga civil suit tried yesterday, was
decided in favor Of the plaintiff Judgment
$500 and costs. schley, for plaintiff; Preston,
| for defendant.