National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06
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NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL OF MARY
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TCorrespondence OF the Republican,
ANNAPOLIS, August s, 1s7t.
NE Governor has appointed Wolfgang kup-
PEI, Commissioners Of deeds for New York city,
vice Geo. Fisher, failed TO qualify also, E. Q.
Weaver, commissioner Of deeds for District Of
Columbia, ct Washington, vice 3. G. Callan,
failed 70 oaslify; also, Geo. G. Loker, justice
Of the peace for the Second district Of st.
AAry's county, authorized BY act of 1874, chap
ter 49,; also, Chss, G, Bassford, same for The
Second district Of Anna Arundel county, vice
N. r. Nicholson, resigned; also, VIM. Fisher,
officer of registration for the First district Of
Carroll county, vice John A. Martin, resigned.
This section is having It's share Of the festiVi-
ties Of the season. Last week the scholars OF
the First Charge On. E.) Sunday school en-
loved q picnic. Yesterday the Presbyterian
Sabbath school scholars had ons At the same
place, Brownsville, and tomorrow the Episeo-
pal Sabbath school has one at the Annapolis
junction. The colored people are especially
festive Inclined On MondAy they enjoyed
picnic at Pinkney's grove, near this place.
Yesterday two colored excursions % the
steamers Chester and Planter, visited this
place from Baltimore. To-day the eolored
people of this place made . steamboat exeur-
sion to Cambridge, and tomorrow the same
color viii hold picnic near Bristol, IN the
lower
Annapolis Is visited by four regular excursions
from BALTIMORE week, and Others Of societies,
Sunday schools and associations
The interest manifested IN the daubing OF
Mr. j. Frank Kramer's premises recently with
eas-tar, and the arrest Of . highly respectable
Young man on the charge Of doing II, has not
vet subsided. At the time Mr.. Munree learned
the warrant was out for him on some charge,
be went to the magistrates Office, and there,
he oduina NJ fr1au7a r0fluepl and the
magistrate waived an examination and gave
bail for court. Finding 1t had prejudieed him
before the community IN walVing his examine
ton, Mr. NJ. endeavored to open the case again
before the magistrate; but, on objection by the
State, Justice GassaWsy decided be could not
open it. Mr.. NJ. and his friends confidently
await Investigation in the expressed assurance
OF proving his entire innocence in the matter.
The receipts of the canal for the week end
ing August 1, 1874, were: From Cumberland,
$3.50 rs; Georgetown, So, 03l 50; Williams
port, S211; total, $22, 1925. Accrued reye-
nue. at Cumberland for the same time, ST.
427 S. During the same period 2SS boats,
carrying S2,274 tons Of coal, cleared from
Cumberland.
VIM. Bryan & Sons, suctioneers, sold yes
terday good frame house and lot for John w.
Basil, situated at the corner Of West and Sec
ond streets, for $3.50; Thomas j. Ware, pur-
chaser. Also, q small frame house and lot, |
under mortgage from VIM. Freeman, stu |
ated on Horn Point, for $3.50; Patrick Dough
erty, purchaser.
About twenty-five persons left here this /
morning for the Washington Grove camp meet
ing Il very is probable that others from this city
viii 90. A freight car. loaded with camping |
articles, was sent up yesterday. An excursion
to Wesley Grove, NJ. E. Church South camp |
grove, viii leave this city Sunday.
Changes have taken place recently In the
time of running the Annapolis trains. The
morning trains, connecting with the Baltimore
and Washington trains, leaving those cities at
Z 80 a. m, leaves here at GAS 8. N. The after
noon train, connecting with the Baltimore and
trains, leaving those cities at $50
D. M, leaves here ct $50 p. m.
The schooner DaYid W. streakers Captain T.
yanQiIder, LEFT herd yesterday for Baltimore,
for cargo for New YORK. a X.