Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-18
THREE CENTS.

SALE OF VALUABLE real, Fs4,rpS II o.
aucu0neer, sold yesterday, for CbarIos w p:,I'
trustee at the exchange salesrooms Iot oF r,,,5
containing ABOUT = acres, fronting on the pbiIJaI
phla road about 365 feet and eytendr - r
Luzerne to Chesapeake street and nortb e.. IN
Philadelphia read, crossing Orleans, jefferson a,,J
GREAT "cHlderry Streets to what was formerly tbo
centre OF the old Joppa road. It's improycd IritI
three story brick dwelling with oncstory back buiI5-
ing, large stone barn and other ont .buiIdin.g -,
rent nominal Mr.. David Carroll became tbe mn
chaser, at S5O5 per The same auctioneer oIao
sold lot Of ground adjoining the above containing
about Is acres, fronting the PHILADELPHIA road
about 59i feet from Chesapeake street to the Metho
dist graveyard, extending north across Orleans and
Jefferson streets to what formerly the centre of
the old Joppa road. 1t is improved by three-story
brick dwelling, &c. 1t was purchased by the same
gentleman at $500 per acre.
IHEFT OF. SILvERwABE-Y eSterday afternoon.
about two o'clock, the family of Mr.. j. c. Nicode-
mus, living at No. 3Ol West Fayette street. left the
dinner table and went into the parlOr, and within
nan an hour atterward q member Of the family upon
gong back to the dining-room discovered that
several articles of silver, valued at $780, had been
stolen from the table. The missing articles are
dozen teaspoons six desert spoons six table spoons
and buttcr-knife, all marked M J. n" Thepolice
authorities were at once informed of the theft and
set about hunting up the missing goods, with what
success remains to be seen.
EXAMINATION DEFERRED.-An examination was To
be had yesterday afternoon before Justice Spcer Of
the charge against William Burnett arrested for
shooting John English on Sunday last, but on ac-
count Of all the witnesses in the not being pres
ent, an examination was deferred until Tomorrow
English is said to be in an improved condition and
it is supposed will be able to be out in a few days
RESULTED FATALLY.-Arnold Schuler, an employee
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, who
was injured on Friday last, by falling through a.
bridge at Harpers Ferry has since died from his in
jures at his residence Schroeder street. near Sara
toga His remains were yesterday removed to Phila-
deiphia for interment. Deceased leaves a wife and
two children.
INSULTING LaDIEs-Two men, who gave their
names as Samuel Brady and James Gordon, were
taken into custody on Monday night, by policemen
Brashears and Sleeger, charged with dsOrdery con-
duct and insulting ladies the street. They were
arraigned before Justice Spicer. who committed
them for peace.
The AUXILIARY YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso-
CIATIoN-This organization met in their rooms at St.
Johns Church, Liberty street. on the 18th inst and
elected the following named persons as officers for
the year: President, W. A. Totte; lst Vice President
W. C. Klinesmith I'd Vice President, P. L. Merri-
ken: Secretary J. Addison Richardson; Correspond
ing do, W. j. Clendenin Treasurer, VT. Knorr
Drowning OLA HoRsE.-Y esterday morning, about
9 9oclock, horse attached to a wagon, belonging to
Charles Feter, while passing along jenkins wharf
Fell Point, took fright and ran overheard, and be-
fore he could be rescued was drowned The animal
was valued at about $3.50. The wagon was also con-
siderably damaged.
CHARGED WITH BEING SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.-
IsadOre FinnellS was taken into custody on Monday
night, by policemen Merrick and Ross charged with
being a suspicious character, and entering some new
buildings North Calvert street at late hour of the
night After hearing before Justice Spicer the &C
cGSed was committed for court
VIOLATING An ORDINANCE.-Wm. Price was taken
into custody by policeman Crockett, charged with
placing garbage a vacant lot, i'll violation of a city
ordinance. Hcw fined IS and costs by Justice Spi-
Ger, upon payment of which he was released
WILL PaovE TOTAL Loss.-It is thought that tho
bris Frances Jane" from Baltimore for Porto Rico,
which has been reported ashore at Currtuck, viii
prove total loss The crew were brought up yes
terday by the steamer James I. Brady.
PROVIDED FoR.-Michael Kane, arrested by police
man,Iaylor as yagrant, upon being arraigned before
Justice Spicer, was provided with It homo for the
coming sixty days in the city Jail.