Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-27
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lows:-Dr. c. C. Cox, DR.. W. Chew Van Bbber, DR..
6. Z. Morgan, DR.. Geo. W. Miltenburger, Dr. L. II.
Steiner. DR.. Wm. WDitridge, DR.. T. Donaldson.
The following is list of delegates from the Medi-
ca and Chirurgica Society Of Maryland to tho Asso
citation:
AIIegauy county-S. s. Smith, VIM Van Lear.
ammo ArundeI-D. j. Claude R. S. Stewart.
Baltimore county-S. Larsh, L. S. Dickson
CalveTt-B. MaCkall.
Carroll-J. Warfeld, 4. Brown.
Carolino-G L. Robinson.
Cecil-I. A. Roberts, j. Evans.
Charles-C. H. Briscoe, W. II. Boarman.
Dorchester-A. Bailey, T. H. Handy.
FredericlI-E Semmes, L. II. Steiner.
Harford-T. E. Bond. j. X. Sappington.
Howard-J. Hopkins, j. Il. Owings.
keut-P. Worth, J. E. Marsh.
Nontgomery-W. Duvan, W. Duval
Prince Georges T. Relt, T. Waters.
Queen Anne's-James Bordley.
Somerset-L. ". Ballard
Talbot-A. NJ. White, James Dawson.
Westinghouse. Bigg, Z. Claggit.
Foeester-G. VI. Purnell.
The delegates from the Baltimore Medical Associa-
ton are:-H. A. Inloes, 7. e. ChataTd. Sr., j. H.
O'Donovan, J. Whitridge, E. H. White. Il. Albers,
IL. W. Baxley, W. c. Van Bibbcr II. NJ. Wilson, J.
J. Cockriil, G. e. Morgan, C. C. Cox 0. S. NIahon
VIM. Riley, Jas. Armitage, Thomas II. Helsby. And
LidILIIdut d. H. curry, JOln II. UlleT L. >. klnne-
mon, P. W. Womble and Chas. II. Jones'
The Surgeon General has detailed the following
members 0! the Surgical Staff of the army as dele
gates:-Brovet Col C. S. Tripler, L. s. l.: Brevet
Col. Josiah Simpson, U. s. a.. and Brevot Major j.
]. Woodward, U. S. A.
Il FORCED Power OF ATroRYEY.-On tho 31st Of
January last, man who gave the name Of Thomas
Warner, appeared at the City Registers Office and
presented power Of attorney. signed by Walter g.
Rogers, member of Coles Cavalry for tho payment
Of the bounty due the latter. The clerk in the Office
OF the register finding that the paper was properly
made out, and bearing the name Of Rogers paid over
TO the bearer of the paper the of 34 the amount
due Rogers for State and city bounty new feature
in the case was made known about week since, bv
the appearance of Rogers at the registers Office who
desired to be paid the amount of the bounty due him.
lie was informed that the money had been paid to
Warner who presented the power of attorney referred
to. Rogers then stated that he had never given such
power 10 any one, and that the paper presented by
Warner was a forgery. The affair was then placed
in the hands of the independent police firm of essrs
Smith, Pearson i Co., on Fayctte street, who sue
ceeded yesterday in arresting Warner on Baltimore
street, near Oregon. The accused was taken before
Justice Spcer, and identified by the clerk who paid
the money, as the person who presented the power
of attorney In default of $1,000 bail demanded by
of the grand jury.
OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRErEycEg.-
George Mcclellan, whose arrest has been previously
noticed, charged with obtaining money under false
pretences from some coored men, was yesterday
committed for the action of tho grand Jury
after an examination before Justice Spicer 1t ap-
pears from the evidence that the accused advertised
for forty colorcd men steamboat hands, and that
application should be made at the Office, Jarvis Build
ing, corner of Baltimore and North streets In COM
phance with the advertisement, several cOlored men
appeared at the Office, which was naked room con-
tanning 40 furniture whatever, where they saw the
accused, but who would not give them a situation
unless fec Of 50 each paid in advance This de-
mand was complied with by yseyeral the applicants
Ihe coiored men subsequently found that they had
been dipped, as the agent was unable to comply with
his part of the bargain that of furnishing the app
cants with situations on board the steamboat this led
to the arrest Of the accused and his disposal as above
stated
CHARITABLE MoVEHENT.-Mr. Lewis L. Barran-
ger, butcher, has purchased four immense beeves
respectively named Faith. Hope" Charity" ana
Honor which he designs slaughtering and selling
at his stalls, Nos 42 and Il Lexington market, the
proceeds to be divided equally between the lady
managers of the Southern Relief Fair, and the Asso-
citation for the improvement Of the condition of the
poor OF Baltimore. These beeves were purchased
from John BTillinger, Manchester Mills York
county, Pa, (the same party who raised the large
steer presented by Mr.. Bankard TO the late Fair J
and one Of them "Honor, Is believed to be as heavy
as the one presented by MIR. Bankard. The average
weight of the four is $500 pounds They will be
exhibited in Monument Square to-day, from one to
three o'clock, and can be seen on Saturday at the
stable Of Mr.. Krager on Baltimore street, near Paca
They will afterwards be slaughtered and offered for
sale on Tuesday morning next.
The EXETER STREET SUNDAY School AyyryER-
sARY-Ihe anniversary Of the Sunday school con-
nected with this CHARGE so auspciously begun on
Sunday last, was concluded last evening. The exer-
cseS which were of peculiarly interesting character
consisted Of singing and recitations by the pupils
and addresses, well adapted to the OCCASION by Rev
DIR. Frey and Rev. Jas. II. McCord. There was quite
respectable audience present. and who, evidently,
were well pleased with the entertainment There
are three schools connected with this society, and
under tho judcious administration of their superin-
tendents. Messrs. B. T. Nails, John II. Short John
Z. Plummer J. S. 0. Flack T. S. Wilcox. are in pros
porous condition. The infant school, held in the lee
tUre room of the church, under the of Mr.. Wm.
S. Atkinson and Mrs Elizabeth Watkins is also very
successfully conducted.
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN BALTIMORE County.
S. II. Cover, auctiOneer sold for the trustees the
valuable farm in Baltimore county, upon which the
late Carvle S. Stansbury resided and the old resi-
denco Of Cen Tobias E. Stansbury. 1t contains
about five hundred acres of land, and is situated
four and a-half miles from Baltimore on the Phila
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad. About
two hundred and eighty acres cleared and arabIe
the remainder woodland. 1t is improved by large
mansion. barn, out-buildings, &C. besides an abun-
dance Of fruit trees including young peach and ap
pie orchards. 1t also has long water front on Back
river, with several good ducking points and fishing
shores. Dr. Allender became the purchaser, at S45
per acre. amounting to about $22,5O0.
FIRE.-The alarm Of Ere at nine O'Clock yesterday
morning was caused by the discovery Of smoke
issuing from the roof of building the west side of
Hanover street, near Lombard, occupied by August
Wagner as a gas-ftting establishment. The fire was
soon eXtinguished, however and it was ascertainod
that small hole had been burned in the roof by
sparks from the chimney Of the adjoining dwelling
falling upon it.
The alarm fire sounded last night about haf-past
nine o'clock through box 81 caused by the burst
ing Of can Of coal oil, in the grocery store Of Mr.
John G. Sovereign. on Garden street above Hoffman
Loss to the stock and building about $75.
PROPERTY SALEs.-S. II. Cover auctioueer sold
yesterday, at public auction lot of ground and i'm
provements on the corner of Thames and Caroline
Streets having front the former street of about
Is feet and depth the latter of 40 feet The i'm
piOf fSLuSuLS COLsLSJ Oh LlrSe-SLOry DrlCK STORE,
dwelling, &c. sold subject to a ground rent of SGO
1t was purchased by James Mcneil, for s., ,36O.
Creamer Jones il Co., also sold on the premises a
lot ofground Fayette street, Exeter II by 70
feet improved by a two-story and attic brick dwell
ling (No 81, and subject to a ground rent of $374O
to Joseph Reilly. for $685..
ORGANIZATION OF SOLDIERS AND SAILORS LEAGUE.
"A National Union League was organized on We'd
nesday evening, in the Eighteenth ward by the SOL
diers and sailors. resolution was adopted declar-
ing that they had organized for mutual benefit, and
would use all honorable means to further their inter-
ests and maintain their rights. Officers chosen
as follows: President, Charles Waltemeyer; Vice
President, W. IL. Hogg; Secretary, Joshua D. Old
ham, Treasurer, w. II. Taylor; Executive Commit
tee, W. +. Keirle. Charles Maddox, J. H. Davidson,
J. II. Shotrow and Geo. Sears.
SAD CASE OF DRowNING.-Ye Yesterday afternoon
about half-past four o'clock, boy named Henry
Barnacle, aged about 9 years, while playing on n
yawl at the foot of Lancaster street. Fels Point ac
cidentaly fell overheard, and was drowned before
assistance could be rendered him. Officers J. 7.
Mitchell, and +. W, Sparklin succeeded in recover
ing the body and had it conveyed to the residence Of
his parents, No. 329 Canton avenue Coroner Spark
LIN was notified of the fact, and summoned jury of
inquest who rendered a verdict of accidental
drowning.
THROWN FROM A WAGoN.-Yesterday afternoon
about halfpast two O'clock as John Jones was pass
ing along the Philadelphia road the city limits,
in wagon the horse from some cause, became Il