Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-22
THREE CENTS.

GRAND LoDGE or M4soNs or MARYLAyD.-TLs
annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Mary
land A. T. and A. NJ, commenced on Monday even
ing with full attendance every Lodge save one in
the State being represented. Charters were granted
to three new Lodges, viz: Howard Lodge No. lI9.
located at Greensboro Caroline county: Maryland
Lodge. No. IN, Baltimore, and Soomons Lodge,
No. III; Savage. Howard county. Last night tho
annual election of officers for the ensuing year took
place which resulted as follows: John Coates, of
Warren Lodge No. 81, reelected Most Worthy Grand
Master, being his third term Francis Burns Of War
rem Lodge No. 81, Deputy Grand Master. Mr. Burns
haS been Mason upwards Of 50 years; Laurence
eangston, OF Maryland Lodge No. l20, Senior Grand
Warden; Levin WooItord, Junior Grand Warden;
Jacob Ii. MedaiIy, reelected Grand Secretary Frcdk
tlckey' Jr., re-cectee Grand Treasurer; James N.
anderson Grand Marhal and Rev. DR.. McCron,
Grand Chaplain.
Inc "raho Lodge will resume its labOrs again this
evening. Great interest is manifested in the erection
Of the new Masonic Temple, which will be commenc-
ed at an early day. The building committee has
been appointed and the arrangements nearly COM
plcted
PROPERTY SALEs.-Col. 5. II. Cover. auctioneer.
sold yesterday at the Exchange Salcsrooms a lot of
ground and improvements situated ON the Northeast
corner of Charles and Balderston streets fronting
about 80 feet the first named street and runnire
back 55 feet on the latter the improvements consist
ing OF two-sory store and dwelling ON the corner
OF said streets. A threc-story brick building ON
Charles street, besides some old buInncs ON Raiders.
ton street, part Of the ground subject TO nm animal
ground rent OF nine pounds currency. Also, two
sub-sround rents on lots on Gay street tho first
amounting to S4.20 and the latter S5.l2. The who'll,
was purchased by Mr. J, Iiartshorn for S165Oa-
The same auctioneer also sold on the premises lot
Of ground on the Northeast corner Of East Baltimore
and Exeter streets, having front of about - feet On
Baltimore street and a depth of - feet improved h,
three-story brick dwelling with two-storv br;cj,
back building, subject to an annual ground rent Of
Sl5l. 1t was purchased at $1,000 by MIR. Edward W.
Onion.
s. ). Sopcr Co., auctionecrs sold at the Exchange
Salesrooms two lots of ground on the east side of
Caroline street, near Baltimore, each having front
Of II feet and depth of g. feet and improved by L
two-Story dwelling Nos. 5 and - They were pur-
chased by Charles Hamilton for the aggregate sum of
-, lao, IN fee. The same auctonccrs offered farm
in Baltimore county, the Rcistcrs,own turnpike.
fourteen miles from the city and two miles from
Reiserstown, containing 2l2 acres, but it was with
drawn at a hid Of So per acre
KNOCKED Down AND RoBGED.-Ah0ut nine o'clock
yesterday morning. as Mr.. Samuel T. Pcachcr rcsi.!-
ing at No. l5 North Republican street, was passing
through Cowpcn alley, near Liberty street he WIS
assaulted and knocked down By young man named
Charles Rea who stole from his pockets $40 Po-
liceman Younger consequently arrested Rea and took
him before Justice Dryden. who committed him for
the action of the grand jury.
The BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL LINE or SrEAn.Es
Information has been received Of the sailing of tho
steamship Somerset, Capt. Sanford from LIVERPOOL
on the Sh instant with full freight for this port
and she be reasonably expected to arrive within
few days, as it is now two weeks since She sailed
Meantime the work of fitting up the Worcester is
progressing very satisfactorily and she will be ready
to sail. S announced. the oqtl inst
SALE or PROPERTY BY THE CITY COLLGyroH-At-
tcntion is directed to the advertisement of the City
Collector. which appears in the CoDmcrciI of this
morning, offering for sale certain property in order to
realize unpaid benefits due opening streets. in pur-
suaucc ofan ordinance Of the Mayor and City Coun-
ell. Unless their assessments arc paid together with
the costs and charge, before Tuesday the 10Th of De-
cenlber next. the sale will be made as announced.
ATTEMPT ROGBERY.-CharIcs II. Phillips was
taken into custody yesterday by officer Irving of tho
Eastern District, charged with attempting to rob tho
meat stall of Charles JunGiing, at the Broadway
market. lie detected by the officer while in the
act OF forcing open box belonging to JungIing with
jimmy. Justice Whalen committed him to await
the action of the Grand Jury
FAST DRIyING.-Charles o. keif, was arrested yes
erday for fast driving through the streets in VIOLA
ton of a city ordinance. lie also charged with
disorderly conduct A fine of - and costs was i'm
posed by Justice lebden, and in default Of payment
nc was locked up.
lMNoDERATE DRIyNG.-Gcorgc IIawscr and Thos.
keso were yesterday taken into custody by police
detective Morgan, charged with violating city or
dinance in relation to immoderate driving through
the streets. Justice Showaere fined each Of them 3
and costs, upon the payment of which they were dis
charged.
For COURT James Granger, arrested few days
since by Captain Lynch of the eastern district and
held for hearing the charge of assaultine and
striking officer Walters, Of the same district while in
discharge of his duty, was after an examination he
fore Justice Whaen, released on security for court.
AccIDENr.-A man named Charles Brown, while
unloading, cotton from a vessel at Fcls Point yes
terday. had Of his legs broken by bale of cotton
rolling or falling upon him lie was removed 10 his
residence, No. 2Si South Bond street. where the
fractured limb was set by DR.. Dwinellc
BURSTING Open DooR.-Policcman Smith ycster-
day arrested Edward Banks upon the charge of
breaking down the door Of the residence of Mrs.
Field, No A Booth street Justice DRYDEN held him
for court.
MATRmoNIAL.-Brig. Gen. E. b. Tyler was married
in this city yesterday noon, to Miss Emile Cas.ard
The nuptiaIs were celebrated at the house of Mr..
james lippncOtt, in IoIIins street.