National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22
LETrER IRON ANNAPOLIS.


Correspondents Of the National Republican,
ANNAPoIIs. Oct. n, 1874.
The following Is list Of the delegates 10 the
Farmers Grange Of thiseounty, which met here
yesterday:
Planter Grange-Thomas H. Garry, W. shsp-
herd, D. A. Drury, Mas P. A. Garry and Miss
Martha Drury.
sevsrn-Dr. R. Lgsby. Harry Tongue, S. N.
Anderson, Mrs. Dr.. LusbY and Miss Mary
Tongue.
All Hallows-G. H. SelIman, Dr.. Thos. Weleh,
J. ". Iglehart, Miss H. Deutschland Mrs. H. lyle
West Rivsr-Br. Han, ]. Chsston, H., q. d.
Lyles, jr., H. n. Murray and Mrs. Dr. King.
PresPeet-Dr. W. g. Williams, Springfield
AnnapoIis-Major Z. Giddines, Ezra shsckiss,
g ". DuTall, Miss A. Dorsey and Mrs. r.
So1th Riyer-Dr. r. Weeus. r. p. seTlman. g.
H. Steuart. Mrs. DR.. Weems and Mrs. Watkins.
MyTtle-W- A. Shipley, W. Hawkins, Geo. n.
Mafriott, Miss Hsnkle and Miss Crisp.
Centralia-Janes Haslup, T. @. White, L. z.
Dorsey, Mrs. Haslup and Mrs. J. II. Bowie.
Patuxent-W. +. Anderson, H. o. Mulikin, A.
g. woodward, Miss II. n. Anderson and Miss H.
Friendship-H. G. Webb, A. Can. Robt. Perry,
Mrs. II. @. Webb and Miss Bette Prout.
Pomona Grange. S. Robinson, ]. B. Nichols,
John Miller, Mrs. G. h. Tongue and Mrs. S. O.
The persOnasI Of the cOuvation was Of = very
high order. Their proceedings were kept very
The protracted meeting at the FIRST charge NJ
E. church. Of this city. Rev. ]. W. Hedges pastor,
Is still in progress. The pastor Is assisted In the
services By Mrs. Lowry. A similar service Is in
progress at the Annapolis Neck colorsd church,
Rev. VIM. Draper in charge. A number Of con
Verts have been made at both meetings.
Colonel George s. Marsh has erected q fine
steam saw mill on Salt Pan creeK, Severn river
about two miles from Annapolis. On Saturday
he shipped from this mill $50 900 feet Of lumber 70
New Brunswick, in the British proFtnces
a gentleman Irom Osneeal Dr: ,DreVar, . stock
eTn river, near this city, from Major Luther Gid
dings, and viii shortly enter there into the busi-
ness Of stock raising.
The Circuit Court was in session to-day and ad-
Indicated some magistrate appeal cases Of minor
Importance.
The proceedings Of the canal company for the
week ending October II, were from Cumberland,
Wnliamsport. not received. Total, go, 3Ol{l.
Accrued revenue at Cumberland for the week,
412, 446.03 during which time 204 boats LEFT Cum
berland, carrying q, 462 tons Of coal
The last legislature passed Law 70 prevent the
shooting Of cartridges in this county until No
vember ], 1873 The opinion that is held here
that the prohib Is to November 1874 Is there
fore an error. The penalty for killing, catching
or destroying partridges is IS forithe hrst offence
and $40 and the forfeiture Of the gun and other
shooting apparatus for the second. Possession Of
q dead or live partridge Is made,pTi fgcie evil
denee of guilt Every magistrate in the county
has jurisdiction in the matter, ana all constables
are required to report violations. II Is under
stood that the amateur lovers Of the sport, who
crease ofpartridges, are determined that the pro-
fessionals VINO kill for sale shall not have better
shooting for themselves, but they will inform on
all offenders. r.