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IOWSoNfOWN, March r. 1899.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-Before
Hon. Judge Price. r. j. Cuttings, ESQ.,, At
torney for the State, prosecuting.
State rs. Adam Seabold, indicted together with
Henry Beesenborough, for the larceny of cane
gun, valued at SO, the property of James H. Mer-
rill, of BaltimQre Verdict guilty. ii. VIM p
Norris Esq, for the accused.
Henry Beesenborough indicted for the same Of
fence as that of Seabold, was next put upon his
trial and the same evidence being elected a YER
dict of "not guilty" was rendered. Messrs. Kraft
and Ensor for the accused
State John Smith, indicted for the larceny of
one trunk and fifteen books of the value of SS.
the property of James B. Adams, of Baltimore
verdict of guilty rendered. Sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years and one MONTH Mr..
keech for the Defence.
State Us. Charles Mack, Ga negro boy,) indicted
for violating the person of Biddy Dorsey, on the
18th of February, 1859. Verdict "guilty.' J. 7.
Ensor, Esq, for the prisoner.
George Beck, Joseph W. Keller and John Zwan-
gler, who indicted under the act of 1858 for
manufacturing lager beer, and the sale of the
same, removed from Criminal Court of Baltimore
at the suggestion of Mr.. Whitney, States Attor-
ney for said Court were, on affidavit, removed to
the Circuit Court for Howard County. Col. J. H..
Ing is retained as their counsel.
! State Us. John Frees indicted under the acts OF
lS47 and and 1885, for selling lager beer on Sun
day. Tried before the Court, and a verdict OF
'gutv' rendered. Only one witness was exam
ined. Mr. Snyder for the party accused.
Court adjourned till tomorrow morning at the
usual hour.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for March.
JOSEPH F. DIX.
S. r. DUNN0CK, R. D. BROWN,
HENRY DUVALL, BENZ. Fl. WILLIAMS.
Monstarp ana Commercial asbitm.


There siderable activity at the Board to day in
Railroad shares, but there nothing whatever done in
any of the other Stocks the list For the leading fan
ey Baltimore and Ohio Raroad the market continues
heavy There SO shares sold at the Board at S64
regular way and $50 shares at $5Sh buyers option 60
days and the market for it closed at S5s bid S5S4 asked
regular way The price bid at the close to-day is the
bid yesterday but the price asked is less
than asked yesterday. For Northern Central Rail
way the market quite active and about SEQ shares
sold at $lS% regular way, $lSB buyers option Is
and 80 days. and $lsHG9 buyers option 60 days. and it
left off yesterday at S1SA bid, SlsB asked regular
way Most of the purchases of Northern Central day
made by parties who short, and have stock to
deliver For all dividend paying stocks the market con-
tinues firm City 6s closed at 100 bid for 1885 9Sh bid
for 1865, both dividend on and 9Sk bid 100
asked 1S90s dividend Off and Railroad bonds left off
at S64 bid S6x asked for Baltimore and Ohio 1885,
67 bid 6S asked for Northern Central 1885, and 90A
bid, 81 asked for Northwestern Virginia first mortgage
bonds For Canton $19s cash bid to-day, and Spring
field Mining closed S2H bid S24 asked regular way.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY. March %, 1859.
81 81 s!'S d " Nm "O0 81 S's 1SO " i ''N &c. &c.. S '
100 shs. n C. RR. boo. 1875 100 g >..lsS
500 g ..lSa % bG0.l9
400 d" bis. .lS1si
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

NEW SLEEPING CAR ON THE BALTIMORE AND ONO
RAILRoAD-Ercursion to Washingfon.-A new and
very handsome car has just been finished at the
iactory OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, at Mount Clare, which is fitted up on an en-
tirely new plan The seats so constructed as to
afford the most ample space during the day. and
are capable of being converted at night, in few
moments, into comfortable sleeping apartments
like the berths OF steamers cabin A similar in
vention has been in one of the Northern
Roads, but this is the result of the most car eful
experiment and of the ingenuity and good taste of
the mechanics here; and it is confidently expected
that its conveniences will entirely obviate the diff
culties that have been heretofore experienced by
those who compelled to travel at night 1t is
the intention of the Company to place these carsa
soon as a sufficient number shall have been built
upon all their through trains to the West, so that
all who wish to do so, may avail themselves of the
very great additional comfort of this new arrange
ment. by paying moderately increased rate of fare
This new car is 431% feet in length and az feet
wide, with height of feet, and is capable of
seating or sleeping As passengers. The seats are so
arranged as to present very much the appearance
OF separate carriages, holding four persons face to
face, and when thrown into the form of berths
they make two beds, one above the other, 6 feet
long, 40 inches wide, and with space of "a inches
between the top and bottom bed.
BY special invitation, number of gentlemen,
some of whom were connected with the
press of this city, accompanied by several of the
Directors and officers of the Company, went to
Washington in this car yesterday morning in the
regular train, which left Camden station at 10 min
utes before o'clock. The car was under the spe-
cial charge of Capt George A. Rawlings, the well
known Conductor, while Mr.. Tyson, the Master
of Machinery, and VIM. f. Bartlett, Esq., on the
part of the Directors, paid every attention to the
guests At 2 O'Clock the whole party was very
handsomely entertained at dinner at the National
Hotel, and afterwards returned to Baltimore with
the afternoon express train, bringing also several
gentlemen connected with the Washington papers.
STEAM FIRE ENGINEs.-Y esterday morning about
four o'clock the steam fire engines Alpha, Comet
and Home, were taken to the corner of Lexington
and North Streets for the purpose OF testing the
capacity Of the fire plug at the Monumental engine
house The sucking tubes of the three engines
were attached to the plug and it supplied them with
an abundance of water. Each of the engines threw.
two streams at the same time to great distance
The exhibition was highly satisfactory.
LAUNcH.-Y esterday morning Messrs. Abrahams
and Ashcraft, launched from their ship yard, at the
foot OF Thames street, bark of $50 tons burden
She is III feet long, % feet beam, and Il feet hold
She is named Campenero, and is intended for the
South American trade. Messrs. Pendergast &
Bro. are the owners
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adjournment. Present-WLLLAM McPHAIL, Esq.
President and all the members.
Mr.. CATHCART called up the ordinance authoriz-
ing u. X. Tyler Co., to extend their wharf be-
yond the Port Warden's line at Boston street.
substitute, offered by Mr.. ELLIcoTT, was read
and discussed.
The question was taken on the substitute and it
was lost by tie vote.
The original bill was then discussed at considera-
bic length, and afterwards laid on the table,
The Branch then adjourned until tomorrow after
noon at o'clock
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a HTSFNEVTG

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Our American Cou-
san will be repeated tonight. The afterpece will
be Laugh When You Can, with Mr.. Wheatley as
GosSdmer.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.-The great humorist is
drawing large audiences at Front street. Dams
entertainment it not of the ordinary character, but
afternoon performance to-day, and also one at
night. The teats Of the Carlo family, the riding
of Mr. Richards, and the Sherwood family, togeth-
er with the inmitable Dan, is indeed a rare enter
tain,nent