Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-21
CARROLL.
The innings stood as follows:

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Mr. Edward Miller Of the Monumental clu6, acted
as umpire, and Messrs Richard Ross, of the Carroll
and Richard Ward of the Clifton, were the scorers
! Mr.. Frazier presented handsome walnut bat to the
Champion Club, after the conclusion of the game.
| Considerable interest manifested in the game,
| drawing considerable number of persons to the
ground. George Miller, member Of the Carroll
Club, during the progress Of the game, accidentally
fell and dslocated his left wrist. Dr.. Dwincle rem
| dered the necessary medical aid.
REVENUE EXTENSION SILVER MINING CoupAyy.-
We copy the following notice from the EUe,.iag
Irarscript of April Goth The amount of dividends
that can be reasonably expected from corporation
like that Of the Revenue Extension, can hardly be
over estimated. All persons who have money at
their command would do well to examine into its
merits at once, as opportunities for such profitable
and safe investment but seldom occurs:
The profits realized from successful mining op-
eratons are IN many cases extraordinary. To show
the regularity of the product of silver mining we
find that one company, organized upon the Friburg
mines, in Germany has paid dividend quarterly on
each share of &3, and continued to do the same for
G3 years. The Gould & Curry Company, of Nevada
which has taken from its mines from Sl5OO0OOO to
SlS0O0OOO in silver, has been organized but years
The original cost of the stock being but So it has
PAID dividends as high $500 per month"; and the same
stock is worth to-day over 81 600 per share in coin
and has sold as high $1,000 since its organization
Capitalists and all who anxious to make vaua-
BILE investment are directed to anotice which appears
in our Grst edition, Of the progress making in the de-
velopment OF the property held by the Extension
Silver Mining Company, of Nevada, of which Mr.. E.
Il. Sprague No. ST. Paul street. is tho substitution
agent"
DECLESsIoN OF PRoFEssoRsHIP.-Rev. Charles
Church. in this city. has been unanimously elected
to an important professOrshp in Pennsylvania Col
lege. The unanimous vote of the trustees is no ordi-
nary compliment to his theological and literary at
talnments, and must be regarded as the expression
OF their assurance that he is destined for much
fulness in that branch of the Christian church. 1t is
understood that the reverend gentlemans conviction
that he ought to remain in the active duties of the
ministry, and the mutual cordial affection existing
between himself and his congregation, have induced
him to decline so fattering call.
RECotERY OF STOLEN PRoPERTY-On Friday de -
tectve officer John W. Wright, of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, received telegram from
Martnsburg, estern Virginia, to the effect that
colored man named John Lomax who was on hoard
the Eastward bound mail train, was suspected of
having stolen gold watch, chain and trinkets val
ued at SIl5, from Mrs B. Honnett, residing at Mar
tlnsburg. Officer Wright met the train at the Relay
iONo'I "AAesteu inc man, and recovered from him
the stolen property which he had sewed in the lining
OF his boots. The prisoner was taken back to Mar
tlnsburg by Mr.. Honnett, who came on and identi-
fed him.
ENBEzzLEMENT OF MoNEY.-Detectve John W.
Smith arrested g. w. Nichols yesterday at the IN
stance of +. A. Hanzche, who charges him WIN tne
embezzlement of from three to four hundred dolars.
1t seems that the accused had been IN the employ OF
the complainant at his place OF BUSINESS NO zo4
West Baltimore street, and having been entrusted
with the collection of bills at numerous times, 1t is
alleged he failed to pay the entire amount but
annropriated the same for his own purposes. He
was arraigned before Justice Spicer, who after an
examination of the case released the accused on
bail for his appearance to the charge at court
BURGLARY.-Joshua Reed and Charles Boone were
taken into custody on Thursday night, by Sergeant
Crawford and DO liceman Buxenstene charged with
entering the house of Christienna H. Miller No II
North Dallas street. and taking therefrom two silk
dresses valued at $780, and S. in money. 1t appears
that the house was entered about O'Clock on the
night Of the arrest during the temporary absence
of the occupant. The accused was held for hearing
before Justice Wbalel,