The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-02

|
| pistol with which officer Rigdon was killed came
| on oei0re Justlce Meyers.
| on Friday evening last the examination of a
| Part. OF the witnesses was held before the same
Witnesses the case was postponed till yes
80; e.!eihg Inc Iacts eilcted at both these
Ad".Iui'i1uS d W were SUBSTANTIALLY as follows
,;th ohnie9 w elSh tesuhed that he was arrested
| "i'n neiliey on the 9th of October, 1885,
at winch time he had the gun or pistol in
Iu:sIlon inc Darrel was tied to the stock with
tha s. Ti'ncs r - hau frequently seen and handled
'nT 1gnh gnh pe,3re nip1 1t was cut down.
| uS, p'ieh, WHO was at IoWsontown Court
house during the trial of Corric for the murder of
nigGon, testlhed that he and Michael Reiley iden-
elleu iie weapon as the one that had been taken
II NJ; Miohnoi Jnu iaIeei DER py oiicer fIeharty.
snit ,as ;tita lsta IN MS athdavit upon which the
sun was instituted, and in his testimony swore
f nc anu 1@alnes @ "eish were arrested on the 5th
VI Ho.ooer, looo, ana bird gun, with the barrel
any anu s'och cut down, and the barrel tied on with
81 ~. 90 ,ahel from MIN; that he was present at
and .a tbe aor lhe murder OF officer Rigdon,
| been found in th i "iiicn was aliegea to have
| the nght of thn n1 iuJoinhg hsdonS house on
identical eun emf off bo anu ne ,oen1lred 1t as the
| the noI;ce ~ ' nlon vas taken from MIN by
dont - ~ ohoet DIS ABOVE stated. lie was conf
tho brro c se' as ne cut 1t down and tied on
| Nortin,onS INV. e W..
the case at Towsontonn one .Ie urors that tried
had 49, onoiuslon 9i Gorre trial and the verdict
WonoI eeh ta rendered, he saw Sergeant Benjamin
scription nrt Pisto answering to the above de-
Justice Hevars barin ri p.g's' bna- aha walk on
COSTS Tha drn. vi the plalntn Tor damages and
"o manages were not however assessed.
m inhphovEMENT;SIhe ,h :, Methodist Episcopal Church
going series Of renal. streets is under
render it very handsome house of T T
BUILDING as if NOW stand mouse vi worshlP Inc
and is commoplv das;rnotad " sS Io.e" iIn r Ioo9'
The Rev Field r Israel 10 A. nna.oH 1 onape
is mainly tbrouob his ao,on p .h Pas'or' anut
ment was set on foot H. :; oms 'nat tne improve
the floor Of the sacond s,, contemplated to raise
make the basement story vpoh Sc ieeI, 80 as TO
roof is beino takan off ord aui nhGi room. Inc
new one. while the whole intar; iaoeu Sy an enlrey
will be renovated, frescoed and painted II ia eati
mated, at cost Of no less than ono II IS estl
time the renairs or. oo;n. ~ DurlhS the
will hold thar sarr;eeoa e"G on tne congregation
The following ELS ~ Mashingt0n nan.
committee: G. C. Addison, DR.. Roberts" Samnel q
Miles, solomon Ailen and William Sullivan.
A FURTHER HEARING-At the raoueot Of tbo 1
PENDANTS, in the case of tbe State us II NJ PaIa
and Thomas Arnold, of the firm of Palmcr dl,ei ar
mold oboruoa n,;th W @ n'ih VI aimer d Ar
firms in New York citv 70 Iarns ~ several
hearing of the case was nos,nna ,;n ne u tiier
evening next, at O'Clock Tn sernro vr of ta
charges against these partes tba Stota hos tS ~ w,
noUe prosequi but in the case in which II !. ei
leped thew atfamntod t dfa ~ =" niSri ~ rs al
firm of Van Rnipor ~ " ueirauI the New YORK
dealers as well as Chickerins & Sons ;no ufrneure i
facturers, and Isaac Mix, carriage mannfactnrar
also of New York ctv donLia Isl @ laoIuler,
and given. They were likewise held In hail in tba
sum of 1000 each to answer the claims nf ntbnu
defrauded parties in New York, amounting in tho
aggregate to $4,000. These last mentioned claims
are IN the hands of Thos. b. Horwitz, Esq.
IEyIyGToN M,prpr yo,.oua a.,
market vas vorr dnu M ts mo, mug tnis
exnosad far SoI naa "c Quantity OF provision
cps so nff;arad hiIIs, o' a re, nor were the art
ronnn,u G cm PuTchaSed LIZ eprlces ranged
SSinno ~ ;i Is ioo"s iurRIes at 81 and 81. so a
pair: bntter FROM % ot % ~ ets ana 10 cts per
i6 cfs nor dozon hoof y" 81 Gus; per ID; eggs at
from that down 70 ct. It' 10 cts per TO-, and
10 p, ~ ~ yea" Gus 10 Gus per lb, and pork at
hsho, fp,I!! A.! hisli potaloeS @l ana Sl25 per |
5o nts nd p'Pp aPp'es 'o Gus. per peck; Greenngs
game was varv sraroo " ~ Proa o1s' per peck. Wild
cts IN 81 niso 10. ISsli sr,au sofa at from 90
cts 70 ~ a. ~ "niIe anu yellow perch from 70
r
IosrPoNEMENr-Ih twelfth lecture in the course |
vi the Mefcantlle Library Association, which was |
10 nave been delivered last evening at the Calvert
Street UnlVersailst ChuI ch, by S. Teackle Wallis
ns9., was postponed until Tuesday evening next at
cioGk
sul vi, 1pe, Tue resident OF the Association as
cended the pulpit, about the hour the lecture woud
lie stotinn that b anu READ note from Mr. Wal
de,tb Of FL; tJ .mS SneAPecIea nteillgence OF the
had So sbocke5 him thnt tnu len w a. ialoott' Esq,
the task assigned hin, 49, va: rehuereu unht Tor
The large audience which bad as.on,,1oa .o,:
mant dinarsnJ iniineuiateiy upon TINS announce
~ ''o.
u rtNETAL OF +. BARTON kEY.-The body of P.
parton u hey, Esq, who was killed Sunday last
IN IN Washington, was brought to this city Yesterday
nIernoon; at hve o'clock, attended only by small
numper ot intimate friends. His remains were con-
Presbyterian Cbnrcb i o .h bne Depot TO the First
Fayette streets where The b,r;I ner u; Green ana
bv the Rev C2oria uG tiu uarla service was read
Church III ~; nsaIStThC hector OF
the old family y,nIt - wv t vas lheh paced IN
beside that Of his wife Dur;nS, thn Cnutcn'
mony there were very few persops nrosot IeIe
occasion was one of Tho Joop, oi' present ana tne
out p0'' 'o'enhi'y through
FATA1 RAupn,n Acc,r,r M
no,ro tnn; . .no "A ne hrst ladlng ton
accident at Bloomington, about 2O8 miles distont
from Baltimore II seems int b i,l''es Instant
spot, about O'Clock in the morninr broIoo amis
named Samuel johnson fell from he caro a,d ,a
crushed to death. and the obstrnc,;on b; anu was
offered to the Wheels caused the train to run oir
the track thereby sustaining cons;dnrobIa I w Oh
The deceased was a sober, industrious man. aIwavs
attentive to his duty. He leaves a mother and two
sisters all entirely dependant unan him for snnnt
me crushed remains of the unfortunate man wara
,onveyeu 10 fetterman, where his parent and re-
auVes reside.
PROPERTY SALEs-Messrs Gibson T. 10 o
oneers, sold yesterday at the sales room If tha
Merchants Exchange the large buding tnonrn 'nS aS
ne Jarvis Building, corner of North and Baltimore
treet, Tor 800. Purchased by Richard CoIvin
Esq. ''1'
oamuel II. Cover, auetioneer, sold on the premi-
es, tne lpt ol ground NO; l1O South Paca street,
improved oy a two story brick dwelling, and back
'uiuhg, With front OF 10 feet on Paca street. and
9 aePt OF 10 eet, SUBJECT to an annual ground rent
u soo' lor Sl,l7O. Purchased by James H. Wash
ngton'
COMBINATIONS BY THE CoUNCIL,-Tbe foIIow;ro
policemen were confirmed by the CITY Council last
Iharlrs Patt;cord Thsan oonn henderson and
o fiji vacancies so,a Pp , were maGe
} AHarom, Coe aIoi:u p: w tne reIeGtlon OF +.
rbe Waynr Sont ~, ~ ,uio anu george freeourger
# the tb;rd Svnv rnrd up m ene name ol Thompson,
EASTERN PoIico M 0I Tohce Tor the
d. but the annointment as Ia ~ IL. IraVers reject
""' i"o over LOT future
w.
1 IKE o OF HAlTH U BRIEN.-l esterday after
,Gon "oi oDIlsn s brien, accompanied by two
lehuS eit our city In the 8 3O train for Washing
S1n' ne was escorted to the cars by Col. Kane
>. a. Ipey, Mr. o0ie and several others who |
i eIalieu near nim uii the train moved off. On the
rrlVai OF the distinguished stranger at the Depot ,
'o was most enthusiastically cheered, and the
eo.eheht ulu not aoate among the crowd till long
itef Tue cars were out OF sight.
JUNIOR LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF NEWTON UN1vER-
IrY.-The second annual statement of tho Jnn;or
library Association of Newton University. No II /
lexington street, takes place this evening Tho r
programme consists of several addresses which +
will be followed hv fha >;