Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-07
THREE CENTS.

An ABsCoNDING BoARDER A few dars ago a vortb
who gave his name as Stephenson. and CLAIMING IN
halt from one of the lower counties Of the State an,
Piled for and obtained boarding at the bouso or NJ
Mcdonnell, No. 2q6 North Gay street lie ron,oi,,o5
until yesterday, when leaving very suddenIv nm ,,
amira'ion OF She premises took place whom i ,ros
lound that the abscOnding boarder had stolen 500 IN
money from the pockets of room mate besiIog . H.,
otcothlns from other boarders in the house Tnror
nation of the affair was communicated 70 tbo r,Ii,
authorities, but he has thus far eyaded the vi,io
Of the officers
SELLING Dry GOODS AND N0TroNs IN TIRE Man
kET-A communication was received in the SECOND
branch of the City Council yesterday signed bv sen
rral merchants of the city asking that some aetio,
he taken by the council to prevent the seD- ,F d.
goods notions, &c in the different city retail markets
1t having been carried to such an extent As 10 in
Jure the trade materially of those dealing in such ar
tiees whOse places of business are near the market
houses. The communication read and referred
to the committee Of ways and means.
SALE OF PRoPERTY.-S. II. Cover auetioneer, sold
Yesterday upon the premises, a lot of ground in fee
Nh" improvements the south side Of East Fayette
street, near East, having front of about 49, feet
uilI 1t leet IN depth The improvements consistsor
'hree-story brick DWELLING house. with three story
$3,7OO. ''-' " i''Ioi ''-
j pvDrF fria er4
our ga!i"ut teiioW-citiZeu, Gen Bovyer,oan will b
an opportunity, for few davs. Of evani,ir- tI,o
nighiy priced testimonial to soldiers voIor which
was presented to him by his late comrades Of tba-
New CORK reglmcDt, by calling at Browns iewaIr,
store, in Baltimore street. under the Museum.
LARcFNY.-Dficer Fnrncy, of the middle district
arrested Daniel Rai>en. cOIored yesterday cbarge5
WIN stealng pair Of boots, pair Of shoes and n
pair OF gaitcrs, in all valued at $l2 the property of
G. 1,Y..s.
committed by Justice Spicer for the action of the
grand jIry.
tiRE.-An alarm of Ere was sounded last even;r,
about II O'Clock, through box g. oecasioned bv the
partial burning Of the schooner Island Queen Of
New orh, lying at the wharf near the long bridge
at the lower end Of city block. The damage to the
yrsse. an'i rigsugs amounted to about $50. Cause
accidental.
AssAuLTtNG a FEM,LE.-Andrew Hagerty was
taken into custody on Moniav night ty officer Par
lett, OF the middle district charged with assaulting
and hcatin Elizabeth Thomas He was held nj the
station house unit yesterday morning. when Justice
Splrer committed hrn to answer the charge at cnfr
DlsCRnERLy.- -Oaical Brashcars OF the middle dis
tr7rt arrested Gotloih Niiicr. on Monday night
charged with being drunk and choking his wife He
was arraisned before Justice Spice, who fined him
Il and costs and in default Of payment and security
to keep the peace, committed him to jail.
SUPPOSED SrOLES PR0PFGrY.-Oficer R. Mitchell
Of tn" middle district, arrested Frank Maberry or
Monday night, charged with having in his possession
and Offering to sell two horse covers supposed to
have been stolen. He is held fol a hearing by jus
tico Spccr.
CoNFIRHE0.-FIon. 7. H. Webster was yesterday
confirmed by the United States Senate as Collector
Of Customs fr the port Of Baltimore The nomina-
ton was Submit Il to the Senate only few days
ago, ani was trkcn up out Of the regular order and
confirmed, as we learn, by an unanimous vote.
RIDING OF THE SIDEwALK.-Charles Kenyon was
taken into custody yesterday by Lieut.. Wright of
the middle district charged with riding on the side
walk in violation of city ordinance A fine of SIS
and costs was imposed by Justice Spcer, upon pay
mcnt OF which the accused was released
ASS 'ULT.-tbos. Goo imam was arrested yesterday
by officer Magrulcr, of The middle district charged
with assautine and beating A. Viletz residing at
9j Low street. ju tce Spicer committed him for the
action of the Criminal Court