Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-25
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bo aar2n ron A Bradley citizen of Massachusetts vs..
PPne lily Passenger Railway Company. And tbesaid
bradley comes and prays this Honorable SdHrt ~
I give Nctlce to said City Passenger Railway Com
gg b Eo tls r[eslaent Henry Tyson) TO come in and
SNOW cause Whya Writ Of Injunction should NOT Io,e
10 STOP Sald Company from running said Cih, Pas
sehger halway Cars pass the door of Douglas Inst-
Iute and once and School room of said plaintiff on
Lexington street, for refusing to let him Iiie IN so
City Passenger Railway Car contrary to art ttb See
z. Con- o! the U. s.. That give The Plaintiff Mi t6n
/ FrjUiieges and Immunities of any Wbits citizen ~
| The State Of Maryland. @'1 III
And the said Plaintiff further says That said Citv
| PASSENGER Railway Company have forfeited their
| Right of Incorporation by using Private urOperty
| without compensation, and maintaining q Common
States Through many of the highways in the ctr of
M IN It9la9n ct Of the granted privileges from
highways for the Free Public use of all It's Citizens
! without regard color or race.
And the said Bradley further pray This Honorable
Court to Grant Writ Of Injunction if the said City
| Passenger Railway Company will not agree to dis
contne oil orders regulations. or CusiDn, by which
SAD 5'uSolce exist is maintained contrary to
the Feace and dignity of the State of Maryland and
.rG . avs o. the United States. in such cases made
and the said plaintiff further says: That on tho
% % MY % OF May 1865, and on divers days. since That
gay ga Inc sald City Passenger Railway Company by
servants, dtd and do continue to Deprive Deny and
mTsgens ne ne sad aaron A. BradIeys riding IN and
enjoying the frtGlIege9 and nua0nies of White Ci-
zens IN the city Of BalmOIe contrary to The laws Of
the United States IN such eases made and provided
Baltimore city, IS: Aaron A. Bradiey' on
all the facts tated in this complaint are true o his
own personal knowledge, except those Of information
Subscribed and sworn to this 2lth day Of MAY 1856
before me- W. IL. HAYWARD. j. ?.
| AS yet there has been no action on this matter.
IHE POLICE AND FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH-Botb
Branches of the City Council have passed a resoIu
ton approprang $3.50, to be used in extending and
| repairing the Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph. The
capabilities of this department have been fully tested
and acknowledged to be the best in the country The
design Of Mr. John King Superintendent in asking
for the appropriation named is to make certain nc
cessary repairs, and also to extend the poles further
out and nearer the suburbs of the city and to in
crease the number of boxes the latter in some sec
ons of the city being entirely at too great distance
from each other Mr.. King also purposes purchasing
u new instrument for the office, the one now used
getting somewhat worn, and should it get broken or
out of repair, the city would be without means of
transmitting an alarm of fire. The action of Mr.
King being called for by the interests Of the people
the Appropriation met with no opposition in tho
Council. When the arrangements proposed by the
Superintendent fully completed, this may truly
| DO called the model fire department"
HTABBING AFFRAY-Stephen J. Denny, residing at
Mo- North Poppleton street. arrested lastnght
about O'Clock, by officer Crooks charged with stab
bing his wife and man named Charles Chids It
appears that the accused catered his wfes chamber
VINO had been recently ILL., and found Childs there.
when quarrel arose, and he stabbed his wife in the
right breast and twice in the left arm seyerin an
artery. These inflicted while his wife was en-
deavoIing to separate the two men. Childs was cut
IN the hip side, and under the left arm but his
wounds are not considered dangerous. The wounds
were inflicted with a clasp knife the blade being
about three inches in length which was found in pos
session Of the accused when arrested The injuries of
Mrs. Denny regarded as dangerous in view Of her
ialin o+a.- -f.4 ,F
in attendance upon her The accused alleges that
Childs was improperly intimate with his wife, Childs
had for two or three years boarded in the family.
Denny was committed for the grand jury by Justice
Showarrc.
SLIGHT FREs.-About half past 1 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, the roof of the blacksmith and wheel
wright shop Of Mr.. awes, on the east side Jones'
Falls south side Of the bridge was discovered to be
on fire. An alarm communicated through box
g. and the department responding promptly the
flames were extinguished at a very triaing loss Il
supposed the fire originated by sparks settling upon
the roof from fire used in putting on tires
The alarm about quarter past o'clock through
box I5 was caused by the roof of house No lO2 Exc
tor street taking fire from the chimney 1t was also
| e1tingushed with but g triaing loss.
MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL-The interest mani
tested in this interesting and invgoratiug sport seems
TO be on the increase, number of spirited apd
warmly contested games having been recently played
Club, of East Baltimore, and the Amateur Club, of
South Baltimore, upon the ground Of the former on
Jefferson street extended This game is expected to
bepecuarly interesting and to which ladies desirous
Of witnessing it, invited to be present. Special
arrangements will be made for their accommodation
RELIGIOUs.-The annual meeting of the Maryland
Chassis of the German Reformed Church will be held
in the Third Church, corner of Paca and Saratoga
Streets commencing this evening. This Chassis en-
braces all the ministers and congregations of this
denomination throughout the State. The opening
sermon will be preached by the President Rev R.
Douglass, Of Shepherdstown, West Va.
DIsCHARGED.-Aaron Ringgold, coored, arrested
some days since by policeman Foard, the charge
of being accessory to the larceny of piece of cast
mere yesterday underwent an examination before
Justice Spicer resulting in his discharge Another
party, suspected of being connected with the larceny
was arrested By Captain Cassel. but was also dis
charged.
TIE FELLs PoINT STABBING CAsEs.-James Kerr
the party arrested on Monday the charge of lav-
ing stabbed negro named Henry NJ. uutchings, had
p hearing Wednesday, before Justice Whalen
which resulted in his being held to bail for the action
Of the Grand Jury. John 7. Ball, the white man
stabbed on the same daY, by negro named Samuel
Stevenson, is said to be in a critical condition.
ASSAULT WITH A BILLY.-Policeman B. Swearsr
arrested VIM. L. Lee on Wednesday night, charged
with assaulting and beating Alexander Shaney with
a billy. The accused was arraigned before Justice
Whalen and released on bail for court.
VIOLATION OF THE CODE.-Oficer Wilson took John
NOVEL; into custody on Wednesday, charged with
slaughtering cattle Sunday in violation Of the
code Of Maryland public general laws He was fined
IS and costs by Justice Whalen.
CoMMUNICATION WITH KEY WEsT.-The New Or
leans and Havana line Of steamers offer frst-class
accommodations for passengers desiring to go directly
to Key West. The Liberty, which sailed ON Wedues-
day last carried several passengers for that point