Site has a room in the school but.ding
and is well patronized.
A late issue of the Baltimore Dap
contairs this item ;
Charles Froithurg was fined $5 and costs
by Justice Cation, er this morning for vio
'Wing a city oidmauce by neglecting to
p acs a lighted lani|> at night < n a pile of
building milerinl, lying a' the coiner ol
Oaten avenue and Washington street.
The Let ia, Feus bipg, whether as a
C miration or llid."idnal, hat a Laid
t me. In oun case of neglect it was
| id, in she other SSOO. Now if some
omly would fine Frank Cumberland
onr if I,OOU for aome dereliction,such
•in neglecting to call our coal by its
proper name, and give the proceeds
to us, we would feel real easy.
Base Ball The Cumberland
Nexs says “Thomas G. Dillon, form
erly of Cumberland, new of Frost
bmg, who caught so skillfully for the
Mintdrops, Saturday, will probably
organize a nine of players from Frost
burg and Bordaa Shalt to play the
Cumherlands. He will likely have a
curve pitcher and a doe* and inter
esting game may be expected,"
Harry Warner, incomparable etc,,
walked a rope stretched between the
summit* of Keller's building and
Paul’s Opera Hours last Saturday
evening. A larg* crowd witnessed
the performance, but not much money
was laid up for that period of general
ege and inutility to which the flight
of time is hastening rope-walkers.
Laroe numbeis visit Allegany
cemetery every Sunday. Its cool
shade and grassy surface invites
young and old.
Improvements. —The residence of
Joseph Knodu, Eq., has just been re
painted a dark brown. W. Scott
Burton did the work.
Dies.—ln Barton, May 20th, Lizzie
Quinn, aged 32 years, after lingering
■ suffering with consumption.
