The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-01
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

OUTRAGE.--A disgraceful outrage was committed
on Friday night, about ten O'Clock, at the lager
beer house of Frederick Auer on Saratoga street
between Howard and Park by John Suter and
Charles Moore, two notorious rowdies from the
northwestern section of the city. 1t appears the
parties named had been drinking very freely in
Auer's house, and about 10 o'clock returned and
demanded more liquor, which the proprietor re-
fused to give them unless they paid in advance
Suter then that he would kill Auer if he did
not Immediately give them the drinks Auer still
refusing to comply with their demands Suter assault
ed him in brutal manner, striking him in the face
tremendous blow, and then choking him. As
soon Auer could release himself from the grasp
of the ruftian, he seized rattle lying near, and
dealt Suter blow the head, which caused
him to desist from further hostities. Moore was
present urging Suter to kill Auer. The alarm be-
ing given, several policemen made their appear
ance but before they were able to effect the arrest
of the parties they made their escape, and took
refuge in house at the corner of Mulberry and
Howard streets. The police then proceeded to the
house, but were refused admission, the door being
shut in their faces. In short time, however, the
two rufians emerged from the house, and were
then permitted to go on their way unmolested, al
though there were several policemen on the oppo
site corner who must certainly have observed them
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE CoMPANY.-J. T. Ford,
ESQ.,, has completed his engagements for the stock
company tor Holiday street Theatre the ensuing
season. Among the list will be found several
names very we'll known to our citizens. Mrs. W.
c. Gladstane visited city last spring and crea-
ted very favorable impression. Mr. j. B. Wright,
the able and efficient stage manager, will fill the
same position. 1t is expected the theatre will open
on Saturday the Goth OF August The following is
a list of the Company:
Gentlemen-Charles Barton Hill, leading come
dian; James H. Craig, juvenile; w. H. Leake,
leading tragedian: F. Chippendale old men: Stuart
Robson, low comedian; B. R. Magnify, dialect and
low comedy; George II. Clarke, heavy business;
Mr.. Ringgold, walking gentleman; Messrs. Will
liams, Shenck, Whiting, Mortimer, Lewis, Frank
lin and Roche, general business.
Ladies-Mrs. W. C. Gladstane, leading come
dienne; Miss Rosa Skerrtt, Juvenile lady; Miss
Marion Watts, walking lady; Miss Mary Carr, old
women; Mrs. Hill, heavy and character parts; Mrs.
Williams. second singing chambermaids; Misses
Steele, Pcrcival, Hodges, Orton, and Others gen
eral business. Prompter, j. NJ. Barron.
DEATH OF Mrs. DUFFY-INoUEsr.- atoorah
Duffy, the woman shot on Eutaw st. commons,
near Henrietta street, about ten days ago,
and whose condition has been noticed several times
IN the local column of this paper, died yesterday
morning, at her residence, Henrietta street, be-
tween Charles and Hanover. Dr. Battee, coroner,
summoned jury yesterday, and held an inquest
over the body. keeier her paramour, DR.. Heus-
ser, and other witnesses, were examined, but no
new facts elected The jury was composed of
intelligent gentlemen of that section of the city,
the foreman of which was Mr. William Adreon,
and after a patient investigation Of the case,
rendered verdict that '.the deceased came to her
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the jury" The deceased was the mother of several
children, the youngest, daugh hter, having been
born since she shot.
| SAHED.-The steamer Wm jenkins, Captain
Haet sailed for Boston Saturday last. She
took the following passengers:-A. Fenton and
lady, Miss s. Fenton, Mr.. Connell, Miss L. A. Lib
bets, Mrs Deville, George o. Stevens. lady and
child; G.. H. McCabe and lady, Miss Annie and Miss
| Mary Davidson, r. T. Godsborough and lady, S.
Davidson, j. Basil, B. Norwood, VIM. Swinddle
Phillip Raitz, John Carroll, Nelson II. Bell, R. W
Cooksey, T. N. Nickerson, John IL. Myers, j. C.
Kordmit, Elias Griswold, II. Madder, G. H. Fenton
Miss A. Eaton, George McKimmie, lady and child
Mrs. French, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. T. Shock and child
G. Land, w. L. Bolston Alexander d. Thompson
| and lady, Miss Annie Swinde r. D. Chambers
Thomas S. Reese, s. A. Warner Daniel NJ. Henry
| Fl. W. Brown, T. S. Bantz NJ. Bowen, Jane!
Webb, W. Fl. Cunningham, p. Riley, James Mul
len, Chas. Spriggs, c. H. Keener, j. n Miller, A.
Cassell, J. Geiger
| PASSAGE OVER THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAI
BY DAYLIGHT.-To enable travellers for pleasure Oh
those on business whose engagements do not imper
ativelY demand the utmost expedition, fully to en-
| joy the trip, they Fhould make their arrangement
to pass the night at Oakland. By so doing, the,
have the benefit, not only of enjoying the wonderful
scenery among the mountains, but also the comfor
of nights repose in the pure air and cool temper
ature of the summit of the Alleganies
SUDDEN DEATH.-A man, named Joshua Realing
hotter, who lived at No. "a Chestnut street, diet
very suddenly Saturday morning, about
| o'clock. He was tailor by trade, and was engaged
in working sewing machine, when, without speak
ing word, he fell from bis chair and died in 81,
minutes. Coroner Nelson held an inquest over tn
body, and verdict was rendered of "death from
disease of the heart"