The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

PROPERTY SALEs.-Messrs. Gibson < Co., auc-
oneers, sold at the Exchange sales-ruomS the fol-
lowing property: A lot of ground on the south
west side of Grundy street, l25 feet distant from
Townsend street, with front on Grundy street OF
so feet, and depth to Jenkins alley of $50 feet.
1t was divided into three lots, follows: lot of
20 feet front, purchased by William Brummell, at
S3S per front foot one of 20 feet 'front.' purchased
by same at S35 do; of 40 feet 'front.' purchased
by George Freshman, at $3.50 per front foot
Also, lot situated on the corner Of Grundy and
Mosher streets, with front of G5 feet on Grundy
street. and depth along Mosher street of $50 feet
purchased by Miles White, at S34 so per front foot.
Also, lot on the same street, between Mosher and
Townsend streets, with front Of GO feet on Mo-
sher street; purchased by same. at same price,
Aso.a lot situated the east side of North Charles
street. at its intersection with Bank lane, fronting
on Charles street q feet inches, with depth OF
70 feet. The improvements consist of A large
thre story brick warehouse, No. North Charles
street. and the lot is subject to an annual ground
rent OF S4O0.75; purchased by Ward Bros, fDr
SIS, l50 Also, lot of ground comprising an en-.
tire square on the northeast side of Garden street
between Mosher and Mcmahon streets, fronting
$50 feet on Garden street, with depth of $50 feet
to Mason alley, of which the following parcels
were sold: One lot, so feet front, purchased by
William Brummell, at S3l per front foot; two lots
each % feet front, purchased by same at S2S% per
front foot; one lot, of % feet 'front.' purchased by
same, at S2712 per front foot.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE MAYoR.-The following
appointments were yesterday confirmed by the two
Branches of the CITY Council, in convention
William T. Marshall, Architect of the Almshouse
Building; John W. Hogg, Superintendent of the
Almshouse Building; Commissioners of the McDo.
nogh Educational Fund and Institute, Peter Kep-
hart, 9th ward, vice NJ. Danison, resigned; VIM
Mckim, llth ward vice j. II. Thomas, resigned;
John l. Ford, 18th ward, vice James Alnutt re-
signed; Edward b. Dawes, Constable of the 18th
ward, vice Leonard W. Gray, resigned We learn
that the following gentlemen have been decided ON
Dy the MayOr and the Com iSSin ho
supervise the erection of the building: Robert Tur-
ner, Robert Sullivan, George w. Balm, and James
H. Cook. The two last named gentlemen are mem
bers OF the present City Council
AcciDENT-l esterday afternoon about three
o'clock, man bv the name of Michael Cinfula,
living at No. 81 Elbow lane, between Little Green
and w arner streets, was severely injured by the
falling of bank of earth at the brick yard OF Mr.
August Allis, at Moshers Point. 1t appears that
the wounded man was engaged in digging CLAW
ana at the time of the mishap shovelling dirt
into cart. The bank suddenly falling, crushed
him against the tail-board of the cart severely
cutting his throat and otherwise injurng him about
the Dody. lie was soon extricated by mis- fellow.
Workmen, litter procured and he was carried to
his home, where he was attended by Dr. Corrie
lie is married man with several children.
OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-Y esterday evening a man
named feter Raynor, made an unprovoked and vo-
lent assault on man named W off Fleshman The
two men live in the same house. and Raynor at.
tackled Fleshman in a ferocious manner. beating
hIm severely and disfgurng him very much,
When the officer arrested Raynor the latter caught
up his infant and clung to it with such tenacity
that the officer, afraid that the child might be in
Jured took him to the office of Justice Duncan
with it in his arms. The Justice on hearing the
case committed Raynor for Court and ordered the
officer to take the child from the accused The
latter, however clung to the child and it is feared
seriously injured it by pressing it in his arms II
was finally taken from him, and he was sent to Jail
FIREs.-The alarm of fire yesterday between IL
and II o'clock, was occasioned by the burning OF
the chimney of the house No. IA, corner of Green
and Saratoga streets, occupied by Mr.. w. Gwinn
Zoe; The services OF the department were moi
needed.
An alarm was given yesterday afternoon, be
tween | and 2 O'Clock, from box %, which wa!
caused by the burning of the roof of a house on
Walker street, between Jefferson and McElderry
streets, originating from a defective fue. The
damage to the house will not exceed S20-insureC
IN the Firemen's office. The furniture of the occu
pant, whose name was not ascertained, was some
what damage by water. No insurance
PENlrENTIARY CONVERSELY esterday the follow
ing named parties, who removed their cases from
this city to Anne Arundel county. and who were
convicted in that Court, were brought on bv Sher
III Ireland, and lodged in the Maryland penftentia
ry, to serve the several terms of their sentence
Ge0rge Roten, assault with intent to kill five wears
in the pententiary; Charles Voglestine three years
in the penitentiary; VIM. Lynch larceny of carpen.
ter tools, one year in the penitentiary; James VIII
son, larceny, two years in the penitentiary; James
Oidheld, larceny, three years in the penitentiary
These parties We're sentenced on the 1lth.
TRINITY CnuRCH, TowsoNTowN.-The new Episco
pal Church at Towsontown is nearly completed
and divine service will be aed there on Thursday
Ascension Day, at IL A. NJ, for the first time
kev. DR.: Cummins, of this city, will preach, and
other ministers are expected to be present that
occasion. The Church is one of the most beautiful
country Churches in the State.
VENDING LOTTERY TCTrS
noon a man named William H. Hughes was ar.
rested, charged with vending lottery policies, at
No. 5 Saratoga street. John Gillinghorse, the
owner of the house, was also arrested They were
held for further hearing by Justice Hiss.
,ARREsrED.-T. Joseph Rogers was arrested on
Monday night by policeman Bradley, on the
charge of being drunk and acting in a disorderIy
manner in Barnum's Hotel. He was committed to
Jail, and yesterday released on bail to keep the
peace.
CHARGED WITH TREFT.-A man named Man
Brown was arrested yesterday, charged with steal
ing an overcoat the property of John W. GRAY
He was committed for Court by Justice Griffin.
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