The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-14

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OF the Grand Lodge is 80; number of limitations
during the year 7l2; number admitted by card 66;
NUMBER OF reinstatements II; deaths l45 present
nunoer OF members Il, l28; number of members re-
neVed during the year l, ,7SS; number of widowed
families relieved during the year 2O7; amount paid
Tor the relief of members during the wear 239 67.
amount paid for the relief Of widowed families Sl4
azo.o4; amount paid for burying the dead S7,2707l
Total amount OF relief by the Lodges S57 1862 S8.
9S6 &c e U0'
Condition of the Encampment or Patriarcbal
branch of the Order: Number of Encampments
WITHIN the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Mary
land TO- number of limitations during the past wear
81; number of members admitted by card 35: num-
Der OF members reinstated II; number of deaths 20:
total present number of members l,543; number of
hnn em3ers renewed during the past year 26l num-
Der OF widowed families relieved 49, amount paid
Tor the relief of members 81 300 So; amount paid
or the relief of widowed families 81 Co. amount
pad Tor burying the dead 1885, Total amount of
feiief by Encampments 6,253.32. Total amount of
relief contributed by Lodges and Encampments for
the year 63,6l6.20
RoBBERY--Y esterday man named Thos Carman
was arrested on the charge of robbing man named
James p. Lowell of $40. Lowell is from Carroll
county, and came to the city yesterday morning.
lie met with some friends and hired hack to have
a "little spree" He with three friends, entered
the hack, and Carman, who was not an acouaint
ance, got on the seat with the driver. They went
to several drinking houses, and finally pot ont at
street, near Central avenue, which they entered,
and Lowell ordered drinks, and at the same time
walked through the saloon into the yard He was
loowed by Carman, and while out there, the latter
renewed Lowell of his pocket-book containing the
money A policeman called, but the money
could rot be found. Justice Griffin committed Car
man oJai for Court and held Lowell as witness
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNING.-Y esterday af-
terno0n between three and four o'clock, boy
named Bowers, while playing on a schooner in the
back basin was seen to fall overheard and sink
The hands on board the steam dredging machine
observed him fall, and John Horner, engineer and
WIN; wagner, fireman, Immediately jumped into
row boat and scued distance OftWo hundred wards
to the spot where the boy disappeared, and after
lew minutes eXertions succeeded in dragging I'D
the body with boat hook. When it was laid on
the deck OF the schooner there were no evidence of
life remaining. Horner and Wagner together
with officer VIM. o. Frick, Immediately commenc
ed rolling the body, and in few minutes he was
resuscltated and In the course of an hour was able
10 walkto his home on Ann, near Alice Anna streets
Inc boy was under the water ten minutes.
AcCIDENT.-On Saturday night about II O'clock
an elderly lady named Phillips, living with her son
at No. l59 Chester street. rose from her bed for the
purpose OF going down stairs, and at the head of
the stars she made mis-step and was precipitated
TO the bottom of the flight. The bones of her right
arm near the wrist were broken, and she received
severe inter nal injuries. Dr. Evans was called and
set the limb. She is in precarious condition.
1esterday afternoon, about O'clock as a freight
car OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was passing
up Pratt street it came in contact with an express
wagon driven by man named Stewart who bv
the collision, was thrown from his seat and quite
badly injured. He fell upon the street, his head
barely escaping being run over by the car. He
was picked up, and after proper remedies beinp an
plled, was enabled to proceed on his way.
PAID FOR HIS FUN-Yesterday afternoon.
young man named Edward Lawson entered the la.
ger beer saloon of Peter Lowers, on Low street at
the Belair Market, where he drank several glasses
o! lager and on his refusal to pay for the same,
eJected from the premises. When he was on the
outside, he commenced an assault on the windows
with his hsts breaking eight paues of glass but in
doing so, cut his hands and wrists badly One of
ine man arteries OF his right arm was cut and he
bled profusely. He was taken to the central sta
tion house, where Drs. Yates and Morgan were
called to dress his wounds They were compelled
10 hit the artery, but before they succeeded Law
son was extremely weak from the loss of blood.
SEVERE AcCIDENT.-Yesterda afternoon man
named James Stafford, was severely injured at
Phipps' coal yard, Locust Point, in the following
manner: He the front car of a train Of
eleven, which were loaded with coal, and was ap-
plying the break to prevent their too rapid motion,
when his foot slipped and he fell to the track Be.
lore he could recover himself his righ, leg was
caught by the wheel of the car which passed over
IL, crushing the bones at the ankle His left foot
was also caught and the toes slightly injured. He
was also seriously njured in other parts of the
body. DR.. DwinelIe was called and traoted his
case.
The NEGRO CAsE.-Messrs Parhan, Seabright and
Fairbanks, who were held in their own recognizan-
ces Tor hearing Yesterday, the charge of being
concerned IN the illegal sending from the State ne
groes James Moore and Washington Barton were
dlscharged, Marshal Kane having testified before
justice Hiss that the evidence showed that the SER
Wants referred to were sold, the first named by John
W. famer and the other by James Gephart to
Mr. Jas IL. Herring. of Alabama. 1t is claimed by
tne counsel OF Mr.. Herring that the negro Moore
the one belonging to Palmer, was sold out of the
state by authority of the Court at Snow Hill.
CRUELTY TO AN ANIMAL-Y esterdav a man
named James Connolly, was arrested on the charge
OF cruel treatment to horse Connolly was pass-
ing along near the Point market, when be took nm
brage at horse which stood hitched to a cart and
Immediately went to work stoning the animal in an
unmercitul manner, until the horse tore loose from
the harness. Connolly was arrested and commit
ted tor Court by Justice Whalen.
For CoURT.-Y esterday morning a man named
Edward White was arrested on the charge of being
one OF party who committed an unprovoked and
Eloient assault on young man named Henry
fooe, when the latter was sitting in company with
young woman on the front porch of a dwelling on
ABBOTT street. Justice Griffin committed him to
Jail for Court.
DEAD FGSH.-For the last few days large ouanti-
ties of dead fish (sm all aewives) have been floating
about in the harbor. 1t was found that their de-
composition might prove injurious to health and
yesterday, by direction of Dr. Houck, Commission
er OF Health, men were placed at work removing
them. This is thing which happens almost every
year in the BASIN