Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-26
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DISTRICT CouRT.-Judge Giles. of the United States
District Court yesterday decided the matter of Aaron
A. Bradley. colored citizen and lawyer of Massachu-
setts against the City Passenger Railway Associa-
uon-petitlon for injunction to stop the cars of
the company from running in front of Douglass In
| stitute, &c.
The following order was passed; 81 have read and
carefully considered the facts stated in the petition
hled in this They do not present case for the
equitable action Of the court by way of injunction
If the petitioner has been deprived of any right he
possessed by the officers and agents of the City Pas
senger Railway Company, his remedy for such injury
would be by an action for damages on the law eide
of the court, to be tried before jury or before the
| court, as the parties might select"
| The Judge stated that if the matter vas brought
| before him in the proper way he would hear argu-
ment on the proper construction to be given to ar
Gle T. section of the Constitution and the late law
of Congress. The petitioner stated that he did not
intend to press the matter and it is probable that
| this is the end of the case.
! INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR CATHOLIC CHTLDREv.-An
enterprise which has for some time past engaged the
earnest consideration of the Most Reverned Arch
| bishop Spalding, on Monday night last assumed
practical shape meeting of the lending Catholics
ofthe State and city held in the basement room
of Calvert Hall on that evening" at the request of the
| Archbishop, who there made known his plans He
informed his hearers that lot of ground of some
| forty acres, about mile from the city limits and
near the Frederick turnpike had been secured for
the purposes of Industrial School, at an annual
ground rent of $500 He also stated that it had been
estimated by builders that the cost of an appropriate
structure 200 feet front, stories high and with the
necessary wings would not exceed $50 OOO there be-
ing abundant stone the premises to considerably
reduce this estimate. At the close of the meeting
subscription was taken up amounting to $1SOOQ one
nrn 4 fn- l.
subscoin $1,000. 1t is understood that several cer-
lcal gentlemen Of much experience in the manage
ne1t of of reformatories will reach this country from
Belgium about the lst of August. prepared to take
charge of the Baltimore Catholic Industrial Schools
NEW SCHOOL HoUsE.-Mr. Moore, from the COM
mttee on education, submitted resolution yester-
] day afternoon. in the Second Branch of the City
Council, appropriating $4,000 for the erection of
Grammar and Primary school house in the Thirteenth
ward. The resolution was read a second time by
special order and adopted. The building is to be
erected lot purchased some time since for the
purpose on Mulberry street, east of Fremont. The
resolution first originated from Mr.. Irelan, repre-
senting the 18th and 4th wards in the Second Branch
| of the Council. The work upon the building will be
began at an early day.
CHARGED WITH LARCEgT.-DetectigeJ Jno. W. Smith
arrested John T. Price yesterday charged with steal
ing gold watch and large lot jewery valued at
o.
GreenmOunt avenue. The theft occurred on Monday
last, and Information being given at the Office of Mar
shal Carmichael on Wednesday morning of the affair
led to the arrest of the party and the recovery of the
ewelry. minus the watch. The accused was arraigned
before Justice Spcer and committed for the action of
| the grand jury.
CASES FOR CoURT.-Wm. H. Hughes colored was
arrested yesterday by policeman Cunningham
charged with assaulting and striking James H. Mil
nra1 TUifb Fha sEo II
was released bail for Court by Justice Spicer
Sarah Hughes was arrested By officer Irving on the
charge OF assaultng Henrietta Holly, colored. She
was also released on bail for court by Justice Mc-
Kinley.
SALE OF PRoPERTV.-S. II. Cover, auctioneer, sold
yesterday upon the premises lot of ground and i'm
provements Central avenue, near Monument
street, the lot having front of 80 feet and depth
OF 100 feet. The Improvements Nos. 165 and I67)
consist of two twosory brick stores and dwellings,
&c; ground rent nominal. Itwas purchased by VIII
liam Doll for 1886.
| WIDENING TRIPoLETT's ALLEY-An ordinance
has passed both branches of the City Council to
widen Tripolett's alley, between Baltimore and
Second streets. The alley is to be widened on the
west side making street forty feet in width and to
be known as Foreman street, the latter in honor of
the originator of the bill and the chairman of tho
committee on highways.
GLECIIOH Ok OtFICERS.-At meeting Of the Un-
conditional Union registered voters of the Tenth
ward, held on Wednesday evening last the following
gentlemen elected officers of he ward for the
ensuing year: President Joseph NJ. Cushing; Vice
Cobb; Treasurer, John ". Woods. --i---- TI-'- II
RELIGIoUs.-The Chassis of the German Reformed
Church. which embraces all the Churches in Mary
land, met last night in the Third Church. corner of
Paca and Saratoga Streets when the opening sermon
preached by the President, Rev. R. Douglas of
| Shepherdstown, West Virginia. There was quite
| full attendance of the members.
LARCENY.-Ann Williams, (negress,) was arrested
by policemen Quartz, on the charge of stealing
black silk cloak valued at $12. the property of Mrs
Martha a. Wood, residing at No. "a Fremont street.
Justice Whalen committed her to jail for the action
of the grand jury.
MORE GOATs.-Fallen Breimer was taken into Gus
tody yesterday py policeman Sables, charged with
violating the ordinance prohibiting goats from run
ming at large. He was fined So and costs by Justice
Whalen.
FIEED.-John Cooney was arraigned by policeman
Wright before Justice Mckinley, on the charge of
obstructing the street. and fined SIS with costs An
appeal was taken by the accused.