National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-29

ITEMS FROM BALTIMORE.

Prospect Lodge, No. 81, Good Tempisrs, have
contributed SO towards the Memphis sufferers.
Rodeph shalom congregation have contributed
$40, also for the same object.
The receipts OF cotton at Baltimore yesterday
were LAST bales-s9S bales from Norfolk, Va,
800 from North Carolins, lol from Petersburg,
Va, and io6 from Charleston, 8. q.
JedIdjah Lodge Of the Hebrew Order OF Bnal
Birth have elected Mr.. Aaron Guttman q dele
gate to the convention OF the Order To be held
In Chicago. IlaImones Lodge have elected Mr.
r. Phillips.
On Sunday night Mat Kendrick Kanasaga,
seaman, native Of FINLAND, was drowned by
falling from the bark Malo, then lying at Locust
Point. The body was recovered on Monday
morning and buried by the crew OF the vessel.
The carpenters and jolners met Monday even
Ing at Rachabite Hal, Mr.. Philip Kell In the
chair, Mr.. George Wooden secretary. Mr.. Nc
Carly, OF the Washington branch OF the Csrpen-
the members. Owing TO the absence Of several
members the election Of officers was deferred
until next Monday.
In consequence OF tho damage done public
sions Of the school are being held for the present
In the building, corner OF Howard and Mont
gomery streets, Q portion Of which Is used at
young men. The white scholars occupied their
quarters, many Of whom had their pockets nlled
with stones, Intending. after the school closed,
attempt was frustrated BY the timely appearance
OF q force OF policemen, who stationed them
selves about the door and scattered the boys.
The yearly meeting Of tho Hicksito Friends
were made BY samuel N. Janney, Samuel N.
Townsend and Joseph NJ. Freeman. A new ex-
ecutve committee was appointed. consisting Of
about sixty members, seventeen OF whom are
from the baltimore quarterly meeting, as fol.
lows: Edward J. Farquhar, Eliza z. Farquhar,
Annie l., Stone, WIN. W. Moore, Annie j. Ma
ciemensine A. Jennings, Lydia G. ssabier, RisS'i
p. Thomas, J. W. Hutchinson, Michael Ofriey,
Kdwin BLACK burn, Samuel Townsend, Aun Eliza
Mathews, Elizabeth l.. Blackburn and Eli NJ.
Lamb.
Peter Fowler was on Monday committed 10
jail for the action OF the grand Jury, on the
charge Of an attempted outrage on Dora Weaver,
aged ten en- years; Fowler !, laSor,ng man:
boarder in the family Of John Meter, tho step
father Of the little girl. They resided at No. 22I
South Ann street. The affair 70 alleged to have
occurred between 10 and O'Clock on Saturday
night, when tho mother aud stepfather were
aroused BY cries from the room occupied by the
little girl. Fowler, who had room In the house,
It Is charged, was discovered In the child's ROOM
the accused ran of, and Mrs. Meter, tho next
day, Informed Policeman Carroll OF tho affair,
who yesterday arrested Fowler on his return to
the house.
held q meeting Monday evening. Rev. Mr.
brown, rector Of All Saints church, stated that
he had consummated the purchase Of his church.
mittee Of ave was appointed TO nominate officers
70 be voted for next FRIDAY evening, to serve
for the ensuing year: The committee reported:
For president, br. Robert Atkinson; secretary,
clayton q. Hall; corresponding secretary, Chas.
II. Wyatt; treasurer, j. Wilcox Brown; execu-
tive and financial committee, 8, Y. Chew, @.
Morton Stewart, Vim. II. Pero,, 4. q. wyman,
K. Wyatt Blanchard; George II. Steusrt, chAir-
man on church extension aud mission work;
WIN. II. Perot, chairman church charities; u.
Morton Stewart, church schools, &o.; Col. Vim,
T.. Craighili, on prison work IL. W. Rogers, on
building, rooms, &C.; James N. Drill, on lectures,
aid, &c.; Samuel q. Wyman, on gifts and fOunda,
lions; Frederick W. Bruno, on church archives,
10