The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-02-26
MARYLAND Affairs.

The uniforms Of the Hagcrs;own Light In.
fantry are nearly finished.
Updegraif Son, Of Hagrrs,owu, are bald
ing new glove factory.
There Is nov some prospect % q brass band
being organized in Rockville
An effort to establish National Bank in
Salisbury, Wicomico esaaty, Is in progress
The Fifth Maryland Regimeaf viii attend
on the 9TH Of March.
Fifteen eaaa! boats are in course Of con
strucsiOn At Cumberland. snda vigorous spring
trade Is expected
Talbot eoaa,y Is preparing to bald a see
Jail. Ii viii be Of the Aabara stylc, uiia the
latest improvements for security, &c.
Ills understood that the entire damage daae
10 the Chesapeake and Ohio Cansl by the
late freshei viii no, cost -, oo0 TO repair.
Edward II. Coarsey. Of Queen Anae's
county, a well knoEn arithmeiieIRn, died last
week, aged s. years. lie Vas IN the battle
Of North Point
John W. D. Renit, Of Baltimore. has re
ceived a contract 20 furnish beef 10 the Mary
land peaiten,iary lie Is 10 Furnish 500 lbs
daily for oae year, At 81 Is per hasared
weighs.
Mr.. T. Walters. Of Baltimore. 10 Importing
: sfnlhons and Is mares. Pcreheroa stock,
from France. and wisl place ihe9 "a hiss
farm in Baltimore Seuhiy. They vail arrive
in March.
The Baltimore City Passesgrr Railway
COMPANY has established = mill Of rs Own 10
grind corn for borse feed. Il rsqsircs 651
bushels Of corn per day 10 feed the stock Of
The company.
Gov. Hamilton has appointed Dir. Charles
". g. Msegill, Of Caionsyille, BallimoTc
eoun,y, to be one Of the Hisgsgsrs II she Ma.
rylAnd Hospital cor the Iasaae in place Of
Mr.. l. VI. GUnther, resigned
Melchoir Armacosi, aged - years, an old
and respected farmer Of the seventh district
OF Baltimore roanty, died 90 Sunday last al
his home aexr WiseburE- he Eas buried q;
the Wisebarg Methodist Church sn Aosdsy
last.
small house on Holiday street, BALI
more. was crushed on Saturday BY the falling
Of the eud wall Of disiillery warehouse ad
;aiuing. A woman IN the hose Sas fatally
injured and died soon after, and hve year.
olI boy had one Of his thighs fractured.
0rouai vas broken Monday al Mt Vernon,
Aane Arundel county. fer The erecilon Of =
ues cotton duck mill. The miil wih Re an
addition 20 the asrthern end OF the old Mt.
Vernon mill, leo by So feet, aad three stories
high, With picking house "a by &c fss,.
A large meeting Of sympathizers with Ire
LAID vas held "Wednesday evening in the
MARYLAND Institute, Baltimore. Mayor la
frobe presided. Amsng the speakers were
eY Congressman Walsh, Congressman Ford
Of Missouri, Rev A. VI. CouFiehay, Metho-
dist, and Rev. Dr. Chappelle, Catholic
On Thursday afternoon as the gravel train
on the Northern Central railway was passing
Ph9nix Station, yOaRg lad, aged thirteen
years, named Joseph Price, attempted TO
cross the track in front OF the train and VAS
struck BY the eoweaichers which cut OF his
right arm above the elbow, and his right leg
gear the knee.
A dispatch from Annapolis, February 2,
Everybody thai follows the water and
ow ms q boat was 10 the bay yesterday gather.
ing up floating logs that had come down with
the thaW from the Susquehanna- Thousands
Of logs we're in the bay, and Eastern Shore is
said 10 be crowded with them. The agent Of
the committee FROM Port Deposit Is here Of
fering hhy pepis per log as salvage. Some Of
the logs are remarkable ia size-fifiy feet in
leng,h, with Width oflEo feet Of the smaller
balt. At Sandy Point the igh, house keeper,
Mr.. Alonzo Hubbard, has gathered about .
hundred logs and about sehOoneF'load OF
cut lumber. At this point there are said 10
be thousand logs adrift. On Tolley's Point
hundreds of logs went ashore. Captain
Lemuel Mitchell caught here nifty logs.