The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-22
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE LIQUOR LICENSE CAsEs-The trial of the case of
the State Maurice Gdeman, indicted for selling liquor
without license by failing obtain license required
by the act of Assembly passed at January session. 1855
commenced in the Criminal Court yesterday, the
States Attorney prosecuting and Messrs. William Schley
and VIM P. Preston, representing the traverser With
out entering into investigation of the facts of the
the counsel for the filed motion setting forth
the difficulty pleading to indictment containing four
teen distinct Offences and praying the Court to require the
State to elect definite offence and to waive aban
don the other counts in the alternative to order the in
dictment to be quashed The motion argued by Mr.
Schley the traverser and Mr. Whitney for the State
The position taken by the defence that it compe-
tent embrace two transactions in the Indictment
whilst the State maintains that is empowered by the
law to do so the offences kindred nature
but that the be merged in the of
an indictment The motion will be further argued before
pose Of all the license the docket of which there
are from six to eight hundred.
SALES REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Gibson & Co., auc
tioneers yesterday sold the Exchange Reading Rooms
lot of ground Cross street, Creek alley rth
of 60 inches, and front Little Ra street
of GO feet, with ground rent of $43. Purchased by
Sophia C. Reed for $50
S. H. Cover, auctioneer, sold on the premises,
lot of ground the south side of Pennsylvania
between George and Bdde streets with front of 81
feet inches and depth of 100 feet improved by two
story brick dwelling and also by blacksmith shop and
coach factory. Purchased by Marcus Rosenthall for
$4,000.
Also lot of ground the of Poppeton and
Ramsay streets with fronts of IL feet 10 inches the for
and SO feet inches the latter, and depth OF 60
feet to aeyimproved with two story brick dwelling
also, the lot adjoining Poppleon street. with front of
IL feet inches and depth of GO feet similarly improv
ed Each lot is subject annual ground rent of SS
They both purchased by VIM. IIeonard-the for
mer at S4Oo, and the latter at $40.
SERIOUS CAsUALrT.-Yesterday morning Mr.. Thomas
Welsh of the guagers for this city, seriously
ured by fall near the of Howard and Fayete sts
issuppoed to have been caused by M the effects
of the sun, and in falling his head in contact with
the curbstone by which the temporal artery
and his face much lacerated He received the professional
aid of Dr. Thos Owngs after which he assisted
his residence on Lombard street, between Howard and
Eutaw streets, and although his injuries not deemed
dangerous they are of an exceedingly painful character
ACCIDENT EXCHANGE BuILDINGs.-Ye Yesterday
morning the aborers engaged on repairs now
going the Exchange Michael Carlos while on
of the scods accidentally stepped the end of
of the boards which tilted and preciptaed him the
floor distance of about twenty feet by which he sus
tanned fracture of the upper portion of the right thigh
He attended by DIR. ODonnell, and afterwards
removed to the Lombard street Inrmary where the limb
set by the attending physicians He a married
about % years of and resided in Scnmer's Al
ley, near Stiles street.
TIE Yesterday proved the hottest day of the
season. every complaining the intensity heat
At the Exchange Reading Rooms, the thermometer ran
ged as follows At O'Clock in the morning, 49, y NJ S3;
P NJ Sc At other and more exposed points, ranged
from So to 90 degrees
Con- statement made in this column yes
terday, that Mr. Snn of Frederick posses
sion of the horse stolen from him and sold at auction in
this city, was incorrect
PERsoNAL.-The Hon. Stephen A. Douglas and family
reached Baltimore yesterday evening from Washington,
e route for the West
TROOPS FOR UTAH,-A detachment of T. s. troops left
here yesterday morning by the of the Northern Cen
tral Railway, bound for Utah Territory.
Fires.
Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock the back building
of house in Chapel Alley, Park street, took fire
from overheated stoveppe 1t discovered before
making much headway and extnguished by several po
icemen and neighbors without creating alarm The
building only slightly damaged.
The alarm last night about log O'Clock occasioned
by the burning of foul chimney on high Baltimore
street