The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 3

The Daily News. OF ADVERTBIN TUESDAY. DEC. 15. 1886.

Special Special Cetomd Special for Sale. Holiday Gowk at Walker A (Ac iaaernMi tie rfc, day, read Middle Atlantic generally weather, ttorthwettterlv to generally colder. aV. thmHow Belomao, eye and optician, now occupies his office OB Patrick street, over tha Telephone exchange. All enaea of the eye racceatfolly treated.

aad eyeglaaaw eorreetly for all diseases of vision, tf ALAAM ABOUT TMCSOU At tfreet they SM placing in position. new a per heater aai washer. whtn will hare a eapaeitjrfahoiit 125.000 feet of per day. The eoapaar to BManfattsjM br the low process which baa bam in abont 7 rears and is dispheiog alt others. This method is the decomposition of steam or water by red hot coal tfnetaimod following is a list of packages remaining in Adams Express office tbii city, un- with the vapor of naphtha, called for: W.

Beggg. J. Dulan, whkh is ako voiatilicad by red hot J. L. Eddins, O.

Hill- coaL This gas will reg-ater from 12 LOCAL DEPARTMENT. appeal docket was called morning and no appeared for trial the petit jurors wen discharged until Thursday morning, the 17th inst. Tho Pay Car of the Pennsylvania R. B. was drawa into Frederick the latter part of last week and dispensed good cheer to the officials of this division.

As a Christmas Gift subscribe for THE AVEEELY NEWS for some relative, friend or neighbor; it will be a thing of remembrance the year through. tf. Tmo Maryland M. Merrick, of Maryland, to be associate justice of Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. Wm.

H. Smith, of Maryland, to- be deputy third auditor ot the treasury. A Church Re-Dedicated-f)n Sunday the Lutheran Church at Knorville, this county, was re-dedicated. It been recently repaired at able cost wbic'i indebtedness wjs paid by collection taken on that occasion Rev. L.

A Mann of M.ddletown preached both morning- and night. Rev. L. S. Scherer of Harper's Perry with tae choir of his church was in attendance.

Laid to Rest--The funeral of Willie H. infant son of Chas. B. and Hettie Tyson, took place at 3 p. to- dayJRev Mr.

Ould of the Presbyterian Ch'irch officiating. Pall bearers were Ma ntz Doll, Chas. Keefer, Chas. C. Carty and John Fallon.

Interment was at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. C. C. Oarty Undertaker.

Appointed Wm. B. Colston editor of the Statesman, Martinsbnrg, W. Va was yesterday appointed postmaster at that place. Capt.

Colston served with honor in the Stonewall Brigade during the late war, where he took the rank of Captain. He is now one of Martinsburg's influential citizens. Sullivan was arrested last night by officer for being drunk and disorderly. He was fined $5.85, which he failed to pay and was sent to jail for 30 days. John Stanton, arrested by officer Dadieman for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was fined $2 85, which he paid.

Mr. food's Beardsley who it will be remembered was the eccentric guest of Mr. Cl'fford Wood, of the Howard House last week, has been claimed bv her son, Mr. Paul Beardsley. He returned profuse thanks to the courteous proprietor for bis care of his mother, who he admits is at times exceedingly eccentric.

As soon as the necessary arrangements can be made Mr. Beardsley will take 3 mother to her home in Virginia. On tho Sick George Seiding, a popular clerk at the Carlin House, is confined to the house with rheumatism. Mr. Frank Staub, clerk at Mr.

Geo. shriner's store, is quite sick at hia iome, East Fourth street. Dr. A. A- Roth is bis physician.

Dr. William Raymond Sanderson. North Market street, bas been confined to bis home for days with rested eary. Sanwl Hoke, Sam. A.

N. G. W. Keefer. S.

E. Litt'e. F. E. Moore, C.

Molesworth, Jennie Moser. J. Powell, J. C. Palmer.

J. E. Rinehart, Mrs. Jno. Rice, J.

W. Stitely. W. J. Small.

J. E. Shett- Jos Sincell. W. Thomas, J.

U. Noah E. Yelser. Tho Mystery are informed by reliable authority that the the Macgill property was purchased by parties who will convert it into a bank, with Mr. D.

Baker, president. It is thought the bank will be known as the "Citizens' National" and the current rumor is that Mr. D. T. Lakin, of t'lis city, will be the cashier.

The building will be enlarged aad remodeled, but noth-ng in reality will be accomplished until after January Lst, 1886. Jesse Clagett has gone to Boston for a prolonged visit. Dr. W. 11.

Sanderson, of Denver, Colorado is visiting fcis sister, Mrs. Graham Johnson. East Third street. Major Frank M. Smith, of Baltimore, Past Commander, Department of Maryland, Grand Army or Republic, and son of David F.

North Market street.is visiting friends of this city. Mr. G- Hoskina Morgan formerly employed by the C. P. Telephone has accepted a clerkehip at Joseph B.

Ga-rotts' drag store. Miss Ada Euhn of Hancock, is visiiing Miss Jennie B. Morgan at Clematis cottage near the city. Hotel following are the arrivals at the principal hotels to day: cmr HOTEL. A.

0. Shannon, Pitteburg; John T. Vinson, Rockville; W. J. Kyle, Chas.

H.Parrish.Fran'k McMnr- ray Ed. Allen, Baltimore; E. Knight, J. VanNotes, Philadelphia; J. Huteh- eraon, M.

White, J. Parcells, York; E. Lynch, Westminster; 8 from the county. STEWART HOUSE. G.

L. Williams, J. T. Perry, F. M.

Noonan, Washington; W. D. Emmitt, G. S. Bartlett, H.

Priestal, Baltimore C. Johnson, Alleghaney county; C- Bigelow. Texas: B. Brown. Hagerstown; R.

8. Conway, Montgomery county; M. M. Coleman, P. D.

Gregg. Howard county: county 20. CARLIN HOUSE. W. T.

Follin. Baltimore: W. J. Brooks, Washington: J. R.

Gannon, Cumberland; O. M. Clary, Woodville, T. Cookerly, Montgomery county: G. Watts, Carroll county: Messrs Wil- liards, Petersville: M.

Bond, Winchester: county 22. Donation Thursday, the lOfchinst, the Rev. Mr. Kolb, of the M. E- Church of Liberty Circuit, was most agreeably surprised by the ladies of the mite Society and others of his congregation, who took possession of nis premises, armed cap-a-pie with baskets, buckets, boxes, barrels, bags, and other formidable weapons used in suck warfare, containing eleven bags of flour, two bags of buckwheat, numerous hams, shoulders, lots of sausage, turkeys, geese, ducks, chickens, 20 pounds butter, potatoes, corn, apples, pumpkins, dry goods and many other artices useful even in the house of a clergyman.

After keeping tbe to 15 per cen lees Uian ecdiuarv coal gas. The company will prepared to furnish either fael gas or illumination gas or both, and will furnish fuel gae in i he future if demanded. The companv has connected the two worcs by a new 6 inch main, and they will most of the old machinery from the two works in making their impravMoepta. A new 6 horse power," automatic), Westinghouse engine wh-ch makes 500 lutions par minute has been olaced at the C.tizens' works. In the Spring a new bolder at the Isabella works will be built which will have a capacity- of 50.000 feet of Tbe total cott of the improvements will be about $3,800.

The people of Hagerstown are very much plea-ed with tbe gas of this company which has been in nee at that place for about two years The management of this companr state that they will stand to the strongest language against unreason able terms of a monopoly. Meetings of Oar City committee on claims of the Board of Aldermen will meet this evening at o'clock. The regular monthly meeting of the Board will be held tomorrow evening at the same hour. The BoJttmoro following is a report of the Baltimore grain market as furnished by tbe Baltimore Ohio Telegraph, Company. Wheat easv.

Spyt. 85 Jac. February 95(2)00; March May Southern Fultz, Southern Longberry, 96 Receipts, stock, 1462.967. Corn, steady. Spot.

Year 1 etr. 43; January, February 45j March Southern white, Southern Yellow, Receipts. 155.713; shipments, 37.570; stock, 716,646. 12.45p.m. call.

in Unttetf to EASTOX, Dec. CharkM Lowttdes. of the United coejpliealtoM hone (retired), died at 8:30 yas'erday aewtn oss the While morniag at his "The An- Eagluh have been vottsw the chorage," in Ifilee River Neck, after Araha have beeu advasjeluTlt is two weeks' iUMsa, of althoagh itrsaaeii efforts About two weeks tU Coiamodore to keep the faete esrt of the came to Eaeton in his usual health, that situation in Egrpt Ls and the paralytic stroke came upon enough to Compel Gen. Steph- hiin him speechless, i to leive hastily for the fronLThe Commodore Lowndee was born in An: at irbeti appears to be cut in July. 1798 and was there- otf besiege'.

Tbe British force fore in his eighty-eighth year. He. tu of 600 Highlanders, was appoiaied to the Naval Acadeetr 1 Royal engineers, one bat ta- in 1815, commissioned lieutenant i of Egyptians and the little in 1825, at commander in 1841, as Louaft. Kasheh is strongly captain in couiiuodore in tified. but 100 miles south of 1852.

and as prize commissioner, at Wady Haifa, with reven small cata- Baltimore in 1864. He was a broth- rlct between. There are 14.000 er-in-'aw of the Admiral Frank- British troops in Egypt, but three Snakes in Her Stomach. From the Heno Nev. tiaaette.

The wife of Lam Allen, a prominent citizen of Churchill coutty, has been aa invalid for a long time. Occasionally her sufferings were great, lin Buchanan, ranking admiral of the late Confederate States navy and hero of the naval combats between the Merrimac and the United States fleet in Hampton Roade, and also of the fight against Admiral Farragut in Mobile Bay. Commodore Lowndes and Admiral Buchanan took opposite sides in the late war and because of the relations between them Commodore Lowndes was not assigned to the active and responsible duties which has past services merited. In 1862 he was placed upon the retired list. His last foreign service was in China.

Commodore Lowndes married Mtm Sallie Lloyd, of this coun'y, daughter of the late Governor Edward Lloyd, and aunt of Governor Henry Lloyd. She died several ago. Four children survive them Dr. Charles Lowndes, who lives in Talbot countv; Mr. Lloyd Lowndes, Mrs.

John W. Bennett, wife of capt. John W. Ben- uett, formerly of the Ut-ited States navy, and, during the war, of the Confederate States navy, now living near Sykesvi'Ie, and MM. Dr.

J. A Johnson. Hk two grandchildren-Misses Nellie and Hattie Bennett-have resided with him during a portion of ich year since the death of their grandmother. Commodore Lowndes has speat most of his life at the Anchorage, his beautiful residence on Miles river, when not on duty at sea. He was most exemplary in all the relations of life, in every respect a good citizen.

His death will be lamented by a large circle of friends His funeral takes place on Wednesday. Four Men Fatally Injured by an Ex- ploalon In a Coal Mine. WILKESBABBE, December 15. --A frightful explosion of gas took place yesterday morning in the Mill Creek mine, operated by the Delaware and Hudson Coal -mpany, at fresh have been ordered to reinforce and are hurrying to the front. ter news is awaited with great anxiety.

Sacred White Elephant Dead LOMDOK, Dec. from Mandal.y state that the sacred white elephant is dead. The customary ceremony of keeping the body lying in state tor three davs was prevented by the British officials owing to sani- tarf rrasonr. The funeral was attended by an enormous crowd. Subscribe for THE NEWS.

OF HARDWARE HARDWARE SKCtiL NTMES. fcr ntM br MdvvrtUcHK. FOR hundred bush- eta of Hae ap aton a quantity of tweet elder; cbeap atthe Gruff Mouse. COUXtED opened, lam aa- trtBeat of stored tab Ktassware? a'so crockery. Al Jead stylish.

Call and seVeur O.C. have Just a-hled some new nine tf 100 SjjHwr at the tccru-r of Ifett Patrick aireet. COMM and try them. Charles B. DMUMKV retell at Dormer H.SinttiTs.

Dealer In Staple and Fancy 123 W. Patrick St. BKNGAL CHBUOOrS-Oo to O. O. Thomas rurbeoialcbcroou mlM sweet suioko.

A for OTSTBRS! larjrest aod faiest ever offered at 13 cents per SOIL at the raw box at Mailer's Green House Kee- Uurant ibo bridge. South Market CATAWBA. r.KAPta.-- only sixtv basket at McCardells; they are Also Malaga Krapva, bananas, Florida oranges. all No. lat tow prices.

TRY mean a ton of Son's coal to dry a- welt screened and they It ae tow a- tho lowest Oilk-eK ffast Patrick etreer. B. P. Brown Son. declldlw UABCK eriK-K or-Cutlery.

Bar Iron.Paints, Oils, Olaes, drc. The subecribei baring sold bis property at the corner of Market and Patrick streets, Frederick, and being obliged to remove bin store by the first day of February next, offers his entire stock of Hardware, Cutlery, Bar Iron, Paints. Oils, Glass, Guns, Pistols, Ac. a at reduction from Ibia date until the 1st day of February, 1886. Tbis stock is the lareest.finest and most complete in the state outside of Baltimore, and offer- opportunity to every one in need of any of the articles to be found in a first class Hardware Store.

I am determined to reduce my stock and will sell regardless of cost. Dealers, Gunners, c. must and snail bay if low prices and an immense stock to select from can effc( sales. All persons knowing themselves be indebted to me will make payment at once. J.

8. Macglll. Quarter of a Centurr In the Manufacture of the Celebrated MlLLKU L. B. Miller, SAFE! IRON WORKS, and recently her ailments were most a few nilee from tliia city.

At serious, such as to cause her friends to almost loee hopea of her surviving. While laboring under the most acute pain, accompanied with symptoms of inflammation of the stomach and bowels, the most heroic medic'nes were used. After a time four snakes of the water, species wrre taken from her. One "was quite three feet in length, another about twenty inches, and two 'about eight inches. The powerful medicines used poisoned them, and evidently.

they remained dead in the stomach some little time. How they were taken into tie stomach and survived is a question. For quite a while the lady seriously complained of a peculiar sensatio'n as if something, was creeping around within, little thinking there was any real- it-- in it. Since the serpents were unwittingly poisoned she has recovered rapidly, and bids fair to soon enjoy her wonted health. reverend gentlemen and his good lady speechless with surprise for Home were invited to partake of a most sumptuous dinner which the party had brought along with them already prepared and to which ample justice was done by tbe family and about thirty seif-invred gneets.

Among the company we noticed Mrs. Close of Canal Dr. Simpson, Miss Linthicum, Mrs, virtually closed for the season Kreglo, Mrs. J. J.

Mrs. Jas. Saturday, as the president ordered Harris, hat no war bills should be issued fter that date. The ice and lave probably rendered any extension of the time of shipping impossible tnd thebestt that can be done will be get the boats now on the wav to heir destinations. The official state- ent shows the season's tonnage to be 96,980 tons, carried by 3.550 boats.

is an increase of 18.627 tons over ast year. Mn Old Thanksgiving ening at a concert given in Charles- own, W. by Leo an em- nent musician, there was a venerable elic need. It was an old violin, made Jacob Steiner, a noted German, in he year 1675, consequently it is 210 ears old. It is aaid that at one time belonged to George Washington.

It now owned by Thomas B. Wash- gtoe, who to have received it om Judge Bushrod Washington at t. Vernon. In ita original curi- old box, it attracted much atten- on, it was shown to the audience and charming speech accompanied it bv on. W.

L. Wilson. Sack. Mrs. this and place: Miss Mrs.

Anne Norwood, of Prospect, and Miss Lou Buckey, Mr. and Mrs. Boogher, of Jit. besides otheis whose names would swell the list to large proportions for insertion. Several otner parties of The Tower of Silence.

In the Health 3Iuseum at Washington amongst other ancient burial urns are shown and a'so a model of what is called by the Para- sees "the Tower of Silence." in which they dispose of their dead. One can be seen just outside Bombay. ''Dahkma." or "Tower of Silence." a beautiful garden on the highest point of Malabar Hill, amid tropical trees swarming with vultures. A dead body upon an iron bier is borne to this place, covered from head to feetuhe body having first been washed and performed and dreseed in clean white clothes. The bcdy is, after certain ceremonies in the of prayer near the tower, placed upon a bed of stone at the top of the tower, which has no roof, and left there a prey to the vultures.

This tower is A round pit. about six feet deep, and is surrounded by an annular stone pave- a. 1 i time of the accident there were about 100 miners, laboters and boys in the slope. The explosion occurred in what is known as No. 12 Lifr which is located at the extreme end of the opening of the being 4,000 feet from the mouth, and, there- tore, its ventilation wss a difficult problem.

The gas had ignited in a breast where a miner named ffey was at work. An exploring party of about 20 miners entered tbe slope aa soon as the news of the disaster the surface. It was quickly discovered that many of the men were burned, and the explorers at once began removing them- Four men were fatally injured and three very much burned, but may re- covtr. cents apiece will be paid for one or oich of the copies of THK TUir.v Nr.ws. October S3.

ItMM: Wo- vemtNr37.1N»: January 17. one dollar for tM issue of April Apply at once at THB NEWS douJJdif same circuit bad made arrangements ment about feet wide, on which 1 Ain tfUGTA rWWl ifr t-n 4-H to join those present, but were prevented by the weather, but in the near future will add to the ores some one or two wagon loads of goodies which will swell the already large contributions to gigantic proportions. I will add for the reverend gentlemen and family that they send their most heartfelt thanks and for them they will pray evermore. Tho Mew Gas representative of THE NEWS visited the works of the new gas company known as the American Light and Heat Limited, this morning to ascertain the intended improvements and to glean other items that might prove interesting to our readers. After being introduced to tbe mechanical engineer, Mr.

Knight, the NEWS man was shown the work the body exposed to tbe where it soon denuded of flesh bv them, and the boces fall through an iron grating into a pit beneath, from which they are afterwards taken into a ajbtcrranean room prepared for their reception. Fell from a Bridge. A dispatch from Lancaster, says "Hawthorne H. Kennedy, of Paradise, extra telegraph operator on the Pennsylvania Railroad, fell from a bridge neai Station yesterday morning and landed underneath, a distance of about thirty feet. He was found some time afterwards and taken to his home.

His skull is frac tured and he is otherwise badly injured, and he will probably die. He is 18 years old, and the sole support of a siater and invalid father." Guarding Vanderbllt'a Tomb. From the New York Sun Oec. 13. Sinca the temporary resting place of the body of William H.

Vanderbilt it miles from any police station, and in a thinly settled neighborhood, it has been thought prudent to set a watch about it. Capt deary, who has charge of a number of Pinkerton's detectives at tbe vault, said yesterdat: "We do not confine ourselves to watching the vault merely, but we cover a good deal of the surrounding ground. We have four men on guard during the night, with the rest within call. During the day there are three or four about the place. At present we are living in the farm house across the road opposite tbe cemetery gate, but within.a week a wooden house will be built not fifty yards from she vault.

It will be twenty-five feet by eighteen feet, quite large enough to hold us alt." FERNS. UOSS.Stc.-Xe S. Howver. of Harper's Fcrrjr. will visit Dec.

-a and SM. during Market hours, with artmtus anil evergreens gathered from Mary land Heights and thcoldStnoo Fort, TO THE wound tho agrncrfor w. H.chideatcr Boos Btoctro- graph Portraits from O. Warrtck will till all aid warrant all woiktoUvtloeircr than mnf picture that to made- 'W. A.

Batter Photographer. SI M. Market Bt. dMdTwTw WANTED TO LBA8EOR room or rooms On Market or Patriok street B-ar the produce Ao- 251 Fa-rick street. A lanrc Northern apples and sweet potatoes will be received at Ellas Zimmerman store room, opposite City Hotel.

Wholcaile aud retail llcllw- CHKISTMAS a of theMgcodnat lo-r and Toys vcrj low: all kinds of cake rans at Storm's 5 Cent Store. CANAKIKS FOKSAI.K- First clan slnircn warrmnto'l. also Female Birds at No. East Third street. Mra.

Maraarct WASTED -Two Lady airesls the "SI Hr article In tin- market. Inquire of C. L. West. T5 West Patrick street.

FOR brick brnuc con- lalnlog eteht rooms tc.l on Fait Patrick street. App'y to W. A. Burver. OBT KRADT FOK Go to J.

PHcc Co. and provide yourself with line Sew York Cutter, ntwst In town, and the price cheap. decftllw ouVs hand male basket for rale chrap. 4. Frederick.

Md Baltimore, Md. Role Manufacturer of Miller's Patent Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes, BANK VAULTS. DOORS AXO LOCKB. Principal Office-- JMM W. Baltimore 8t.

near Factory--Square bounded liy Warner. Henrietta and Frrmont South BU- Utnore. SMITH 4 WOLFE, (successors to) C. It, HAHTT. CONFECTIONERS.

We have just received a new lot of such as Katolns. Dates. Carranis. FVrs. FJorli'a Lemons, ltansr.au.

Fine Cheap Nuts. French Candy Boxes. 4c. We nro now ready for the HolMays and invite the public to call and spectoor stock. French Candy as low as 15 ceoss per pound- SMITH WOLFB.

General agents per week and expenses or, 50 percent commission to wholesale mjr iroods. A rare rhancc; add Weaver. (w.th stamp). Baltimore, TAK HBEI J- 1 vow the busy housewife will remark that It Is Almost time to of the you, Things You Never Meet A railroad without a mortgage. A dude who never sucked bis cane.

A gas company which did not consolidate. A sea lion that ever lived in Druid Hill Park. A barber who did not aek "Dofsithurt?" A cotton umbrella which was not a borrowed oae. An actress who did not have her diamonds stolen. A newspaper which had less than 25,000 circulation.

A patent medicine that was not good for every disease. A circus agent who did not have the biggest enow on earth. A man who to wife that he had not been at the lodge. A fisherman wbo caught a fish weighing leas than two three And then savs to Co. order a flour, andhesvimpcn away proud of "nemay well be: for.

Is Hour aaybodv can i you A that butter for 15 cts a pound. Market streets, yoi canbuy tnecheapejtaad best in town. D. Beats. restanrant by h.ch Is fitted pool-room ant alleys.

Also a irrove ol set in trees. Apply Jo Law- octlMtf TI(ICkS TO SUIT THK r. V. STAtJFFEB, I baro just returned front tbe Basient cities with Five Hundred yariln All Wool Caseimcreof the Infest style, fane quality that sold during the three past months for twenty and twenty two dollars per suit, will offer them durlna- the i ext sixty days for the extraordinary low of fifteen dollars for Sack and fifteen dollars and Bfty cents, for walklag suits. Come early and secure the great bargain.

D. V. 8TATJFFKR. So W. Patrick St.

Cit. B. copy. mofamoBor two acres renoe Hentx. i children.

etc. "ow be seen at this lhe constltut- ln the united Stater. se offlce, but If paru Bnd It venento call, oar representative opon all SnbicriU for THK tfSvSat zssfss BASKETS. ASTOU pss up Marta street be sore to stop and at window fall of fancy baskets, sewing baskets, work stands. In feat baskets, lunch bsjkets.

trareHnr baskets. Cheaper than ever before cffered in Frederkl F. B. 8APP1KOTOK. SPAPFRf.