Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-20
THREE CENTS.

a FINE ENTERTAINMENT.-The firm, oF w ~,
Co., the celebrated piano makers. ba,fn, -
completed an extensive addition to tboir r,,c
tory on the corner ofEutaw and West streets Go,
entertainment in honor of the eveat. on T6rsIa-
evening. There were present besides the cmrI,,.a.
ana thelr families, numbering about five hundred
persons, several prominent business men r,er,bors
Of the Legislature and Others and a very agreeobIe
ume was spent. During the evening speeches were
made, and many complimentary sentiments EXPRESSED
IN regard to the weldirected energy and enterprse
OF the firm. who, from modest beginning had estab
the largest business of the kind in the world Two
squares ofground are occupied by the buildings um
Der yards &c. The company during the evening yvas
shown throughout the Baltimore street establishment
the entire first floor of which IS arranged for sales
room. The second floor has been elegantly fitted up
for the purpose of private musical soirees and has
been specially arranged with view Of giving full
effect to the music. This portion ofhe establishment
Is under the charge of Mr. l. T St9ddard gentle.
man OF eminent musical abilities
Brutal ASSAULT UPON WoNlN.-About O'Clock
Yesterday morning, party of men made a most
brutal assault upon young lady named Caroline
1calh'at at the corner of Eutaw and Cross streets
Ine lauy was returning from social party in com
pany with her cousin, Mr.. Charles Narburr and
When passing the point named the rufians who had
oeen standing upon the corner rushed M and jcol+
H.iss - Two severe blows upon the head with a
billy, knocking her senseless upon tho ro,-.,,o,,,
Mr.. Marburg was also knocked down. after which
the fellows ran away. None of them were rccor
nIzed, and no proyocation for the assault is known
except tnat during the previous evening several
young men had intrulod themselves upon the social
asSemblase referred to and were ordered out of the
room. The lady was subsequently removed to the
residence of Mr. Marburg, on Hanover street near
HUI, where DIR. McKew attended her. Her Injuries.
happily are not regarded as dangerous and those of
Mr.. Marburg are very slight.
ARREST OF ALLEGED RoRBERs OF SllO00-T+ will
be remembered that few days since a man named
Steiner was arrested at Camden Station. in this city
charged with having robbed firm in Louisville.
ky., of 5000 in gold, and that he was held by the
Marshal for the action of the authorities Of that
place Yesterday officers Ewing and InIoes. of Lou
sVe arrived here for the purpose Of taking Steiner
on At the Camden Station they espied two men
named Albert Catn and - Henderson, for whom
they had been on the lookout for some time and i'm
mediacly took them into custody. 1t is alleged that
these fellows on the 10Th of November last robbed
safe in Bocliport, Indiana, Of $ll 600 They have
since managed to cyale the vigilance of tho officers
They were locked up in Duff prison. and will to-
day IN company with Steiner be taken on to Louis
vile.
DEATH OF A MARYLAND VETERAY-AvorHER
SALISBURY NICTm.-Tho friends Of Sergeant John
+. Armiger, of Company A, Purneu Legion. Mary
land volunteers, received information a few davs
slnee. Of his dcceasc the 18th Of February 1865
at Raleigh. n c. He was captured at the battle Of
the Weldon Railroad August 2lst 1861, and subsc-
4ucntly imprisoned at Salisbury ". c. Upon being
released he started for home but got no further than
Raleigh, where he died from the effects Of treatment
received while IN prison. lie is spoken of as brave
and true soldier. lie leaves a wife and child to