The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-12
%CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAsUALTTEs.-0n Tuesday evening last, young
named William Unke, who resides on Monument
street, between Ensor and Stirling, endeavorng
get upon the Northern Central railway whilst
it passing the vicinity of the Pump House, he missed
his oonG and being struck by the he hurled
the roadside with such force that his entire body was
seriously bruised and cut while he stunned
require assistance in reaching home, where he received
attempt to get upon cars whilst in motion
Yesterday morning about four O'Clock party
cursioniss about leaving the intersection of Pearl
and Lexington streets in omnibuses of the company
named John Giryin fell from the top of a coach the
wheels of which passed and broke of his ankles
while they also passed his breast in the region
heart causing serious internal injury Officers Ryan and
Mead, of the Western District conveyed the sufferer
his residence, on Franklin Ogden street, where
he attended by Dr. Crozier who fears fatal termina
ton
PROPERTY sALEs.-Messrs. Gibson h Co yesterday sold
the Exchange Reading Rooms lot of ground situated
streets fronting 81 feet Lexington street. with depth
Of SS feet inches on Schroeder street 1t is improved
with three story brick dwellings, with front
of II feet and with good back buildings. The house
the the two Streets which is designed for both
store and dwelling. was purchased by Edward Davis for
S1,225. The remaining two were purchased by Cyrus
Gaut $3.50 each The entire lot is subject
ground rent of S2l2 so, S35 cents upon each.
Messrs Lennon Il Brogden also sold, at the time
and place. lot of ground situate upon the side of
Calvert street. south of Pleasant with front of 80 feet
Calvert street. and depth of 100 feet to Davis street.
improved with large brick building, formerly used
carriage manufactory-subect to annual ground
of $3.50 1t purchased by L. Glenn Perine for S4,
NEW Town CLocK-During the late session of the City
Council appropriation of $500 was made to aid the New
Market Fire Company in placing clock in the cupola Of
their engine house, which is situated Eutaw street. be-
tween Fayete and Lexington streets The citizens of that
section have long been agating this subject and the
council made this appropriation upon truthful representa-
tons that the elevated situation of this house would render
the clock convenience to large portion of our com
munity. The clock which is cost 81 000 being
made by Mr.. Chas. T. Holloway the engagement of whom
is guarantee that the article furnished will be what
requisite to render it public convenience. At late
meeting of the New Market Company, they appointed
Committee to solicit subscriptions make up the detcien
cy yet existing financially
RAILROAD REGuLATIoN-A new time table has been
adopted by the authorities of the Baltimore Ohio Rail
road Company which will go into operation and after
the evening of the fifteenth instant The accommodation
train West viii leave Camden staon eight u half
O'Clock the morning of the sixteenth instant and
morning thereafter until further notice The principal OBJ
ect in changing the time table of the road to expedite
the transportation of stock and freight well pro-
mote the convenience Of the travelling public.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN WATCHEs-As has been already
noticed in our columns the independent police firm OF
Messrs Graham DOrman short time since arrested two
parties, named Robert George and -- Coburn, on the
charge of stealing box of gold Watches valued $780,
from the office of Adams Express Company The arrest
of these parties led to such information enable this
firm through skilfu and energetic to find out
where the stolen property secretd and to the
same, which yesterday delivered to the company
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD-The regular monthly
meeting of the directors of this road held yesterday
morning at the Camden street station 1t anticipated
that the designations of MessrS D. Irwin Smith, Joseph b.
Brnkley, VIM J. Bryson and Benjamin DeFord as drec
tors, would have been submitted to the board but from
their having taken the irregular of handing them
to the Mayor instead of submitting them to the President
action had in the premises Owing to their being
but small attendance of the directors business other
than the reception of the usual monthly reports
transacted.
RoBBERY.-Ye Yesterday morning about O'Clock, the
warehouse of Messrs H. Strauss Bro and ship
chambers at the lower end of Broadway Thames
street. entered by thieves, by forcing open side
window, and goods to the value of $780, comprising to-
two boxes which, had been taken from the store, and
which had contained tobacco, being found floating in the
dock in the morning, it is supposed that the punder
conveyed off by means of boat.
DIsoRDERLY HOUSE Yesterday morning about 12H
o'clock officers Clifford Severe G. W Scherer and T.
Ridgaway, arrested parties who were behaving in
diSOrderly manner in the house of Conrad keitch
Stiles street The prisoners their as f. Do
garth Frank Wilson, George Cherigo, William Bush
Chas Wilmer, William Wilmington, Ed Cahey, William
Flemmings John Everson and Dennis Shaw. They were
locked for the remainder of the night and in the
ing Justice Mearis committed them to jail to answer the
charge of disordery conduct Keitch arrested and
held to bail to answer the call afterwards
THE WELLS AND McCoMAs MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
meeting Of this Association is to be held this ening
in the lecture of the church of the Rev Mr. McCron
Monument street, Ashland Square. The object
of the meeting is the urthernce of the work of erecting
suitable monument to the memories Of these two gallant
Young is be hoped that the may tonight
receive the aid it so justly merits at the hands Of our ct
Of the officers suspended by Marshal Herring, for
participation in the excursion the steamboat
without leave absence that of Lieutenant
MUIR of the Eastern District inadvertently included
in the list 1t should have been Lieutenant MARSH The
omer officer at the time of the excursion was on duty
shore
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.---An effort was made about two
O'Clock yesterday morning to force entrance to the
dwelling house of Mrs. Reed, George street, Og-
den. The burglar discovered by policeman Burke
before the object accomplished who gave chase to the
party but he escaped detection in of the dark
ness Of the night