The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-09

SALE OF PROPERTY.-F. w. Bennett u Co., auc-
tioneers yesterday sold at the Exchange Reading
Rooms the lot of ground and improvements, No
ll9 West Lombard street. The lot has a front of
25 feet and depth of 70 feet, and it is improved
with fine brick warehouse, the property being in
fee 1t was purchased by Christian West for So 600
FATAL TERMGyATIoY.-Th small boy named Will
liam Coleman, who over by a train of cars
the Bolton depot Saturday last, has since died
from TIE effects Of his injuries. 1t was found neces
sary to amputate both his legs, but he died a short
time after the operation
AcCIDENr-About eight o'clock yesterday morn
ing Eneas Harman, keeper of the longbridge at
Ferry Bar, and his son were thrown from carriage
on Fremont street, near Pratt, and were severely
injured.
SALE OF MARYLAND OIL CoMrANY's SroCK.-S H.
Cover, auctoneer, yesterday sold at the Exchange
Reading Rooms 100 shares of the stock of this
company to Mr. Cover at $3.50 per share.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
On Sunday morning u complaint made to the
Mayor that David Hawk and Richard Pryor had broken
in the door Cole Co.'s drinking house Forrest
street Gay. and taken liquors and cigars from
hind the bar. Hawk had been arrested, and the evil
dence, the Mayor fined him $40 and costs and in default
of fpayment committed him 10 jaIl He issued warrant
for the Pryor Sunday, about noon Capt
Mitchell arrested Pryor and brought him to the Middle
district police station Pryor remained in the main
of the station house. while information conveyed
the Mayor of his arrest. His Honor sent word that the
magistrate for the district should dispose of the case and
animation preferring that the Mayor should act lie held
Pryor to BAIL and yesterday morning Pryor answered
the Mayors court
Benjamin T. Chennowith, testifed.-Is proprietor OF
the house, about eleven o'clock little later Pryor.
Hawk and others in and called for drinks, which
they got and Pryor paid for they sat there while and
told them to go wished to cose they left, but
shortly returned and wanted get n Iput out the light
and they commenced kicking again; put spade under
the door to assist in keeping it closed held foot
the spade, but afraid they would shoot through the
door, left the front and out of the back door, and
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bottle of whiskey and Hawk had cigars; when the Of
fcers came told them wanted them to take the
away if they would go away would not make charge
against them; they left but again returned, and when
they in asked Hawk pay for the cigars but he
refused and called the officers him which
they did, did not Pryor kicking the door, but heard
his voice outside have since learned that the door
bursed by Pryor being thrown against It, Pryor did
threaten to shoot Pryor said he paid the boy for the
liquor he got.
- Wheat, testifed.-Was with Pryor and Hawk;
Hawk caught Pryor by the and threw him against
the door and it flew open Pryor give aquarter for
the whiskey.
Several police officers that they were called on
by Chenowith take the parties away they did not
know nything about the affair
The Mayor fined Pryor for drunkenness and then asked
the officers where the other were who were with
Pryor. The officers said that they arrested
Mayor asked why they not. The officers said they
had not been requested to them that Hawk was
the only one they told to arrest His Honor said that
he had told them to arrest all persons who violate the
and they not to wait for citizens to tell them
rest any one but when the law violated they
arrest the vioators He wanted see no more of such
action on the part OF the police.
The lower part of the door of Chenowhs house has
large number Of ndentations apparently by boots
John Graham arrested on Sunday night by officer
Cade, charged with assauting and beating ohm Harr
son. Justice Audoun committed him for Court.
Thomas Nugent fined S5 and costs, by Justice
Wheat, for racing his horse the Bath street
bridge.