National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-04
MARYLAND NEWS.

St. Annie church, at Piney Grove, Nd, was
dedicated on Sunday last.
The Ocean Grove camp meeting near Cumber-
land closed last Thursday evening.
The Allegheny Republican convention viii be
| held in Cumberland on the sth inst.
FLYING particles OF snow were seen In the air
/ at Oakland, Nd, on Wednesday last.
During the past month fifteen nrms have
| changed in co-partnership in Baltimore.
Thirty-four applications were made Wednesday
| for admission into the State normal school.
The boatmen on the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal have organised at Cumberland 50 Boat
mems Union" 49,.
The council chambers OF Baltimore are being
placed in order for the reassembling Of the city
council on Monday next. ..|..
Mr.. Samuel Jackson, the Well-knoWn de bier In
cutlery and surgical instruments in Baltimore,
died on Wednesday from paralysis.
The order removing the ticket once Of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad from Cumberland to
Baltimore has been countermAnded.
Mr. James H. Ham, Of the firm OF Ham 4
Wallace at Cumberland, Nd, died last week in
that city from an affection Of the lungs.
The work at the new jail at Frederick VIII be
begun at once, and the new building will be
erected on the lot whore the old jail stood.
A little girl, named Margaret Snitter, aged ten
years, was run over on Wednesday by the cars
near Laurel Furnace, Locust Point, Baltimore,
and killed instantly.
Some OF the companies at Cumberland have
accepted the terms Of the canal bOatulen, who
demand t1.4o per ton for transporting coal to
Georgetown and Alexandria.
The Independent Republicans Of Baltimore are
holding meetings nightly and are very loud In
thafr NIT ha m
Of the party in the city and State.
The statistics Of the death rate for the months
Of June, July and August in Baltimore show that
during that period ,s4S deaths occurred, about
the same as in the same period Of 1878.
The funeral Of Captain Edwin Bailey, one OF
the oldest shipuasters and merchants OF Balti-
more, who died on Sunday, took place on Wednes-
day. The remains were inferred In Greenmount
cemetery.
Fine bass fishing is now being INDUCED in pretty
extensively along the Potomac river, and in some
portions Of the Antietam and Conococheague
creeks, scme splendid specimens Of hsh being
hooked and netted almost hourly. ..,
Hon. H. L. Bond, judge Of the United States
Circuit Court, on Wednesday filed in the clerks
office of said court list Of forty 1.-TWO from each
Wsrd) supervisors Of registration for Baltimore
city, composed Of one in each ward Of each pollti
cal party.
7, a. roDo-.od ,b.. ,ho po,,tr,or. and obio
RaiIrosd t,omn,ny bavs ordered the con.tTpction
oT a siTtsan foot .idsvaIk ~ SbulInyer nave-
-. 90 o1tand f,oro ~. r.vsr,.nptn f,ont ~ the
Queen City hotel, Cumberland, to the Baltimore
street crossing.
NJ Ch..,..r ryo,,o,.,, s,.,,,,..,o,, =, n,
timore has retired from the control Of the salvage
corps, and Mr.. Wesley Shaw, an old and expe-
TSIS oh.nnn a. =, claimed -uI n No rsv intorfsro
- 49, - 80, ~ ~ go.
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go 90. .ot.I AZ osS ., SccrT,sd rsysnua A. Curn,
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week L0s OosSS LelS SuWUeL49uui carrying $50"
tons Of coal.
The peach crop IN Washington county is said to
be as large, If not larger, than any previous crop
within the recollection Of the Oldest inhsbitant.
Immense quantities have been, are being, and
will be shipped to the Eastern cities. The failure
Of the lower Maryland crops Of this fne fruit has
caused the demand from TINS section.
The Germania mRnnerchor Of Baltimore have
elected the following officers to servo the ensuing
year: E. L. WitthHus, presidents Joseph Letter,
first vice president; Charles Z. Dohme, second
vice president; P. l. Keyser, treasurer Edward
Lshr, first secretarYi H NieOlai, second secretary,
and VIM. Rohlhng, A. @. FeusZ, A. L. Lankau,
]. B. DietZ, H. Mylaender and VIM. Sehnauder,
directors.
On Tuesday, while some workmen were en-
gagged in digging foundation for a house in Ty-
son street. in the rear Of 292 North Howard street.
RoltIrora thai Ypaarthad aevaral sLulIs and