The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 4

s. THE 1) All NEWS. AM INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. SOUTHERN PRINTING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY. FREDERICK.

MD. B. HXMU.Y, HXMU.Y, President. TTOMU Ident. er.

raxDMiox DJLU.T Km will he ierred je to (obeerlhen in the to ear (ddreM ta the fer cnta per i for naatki: (1.H fev ilx or S3.00 per Tear, lararUklr la advance. the inbecrlpti0B afeere paid la ad pee month or M.W per ytar will be charted. triot leaden polnti out, hM Moored for them ID of 20 per cent, in wages in two yearn, aud the operators donbtleiB begin already to realise the fatlllty of perilling la au obstinate re- foial to recognize an organisation of strength and with which actually they are compelled to deal. THE "WEEKLY NEWS. YMBlTxm.Y will be (erred fcj earri.r.

to MkKriben la city or mailed to ur the United BUtei tor (1 08 per MritUr In wltt mm for eulwcrlptJoni nut lurmrlably aeeoB iTery order. office connected with the Tele Xxcbaoge. AdTertliemeati, for fcy mail and otbenrUe. newt. or any infer- or bmlneu can be tent or contalolnc laportui wlicUed from eray part conatry.

Aidrew all and teleirtJM to THBKXWB. Frederick. Md. MONDAY, MAROH 28. 1803 MARCH 1903 Sn.

8 15 22 29 Mo.Tu 2 16 23 30 3 10 17 24 31 We 25 Tfi 5 12 IS 26 Fr 6 13 20 27 Sa 7 14 2i 28 MOON'S 6 13 p.m. 7:13 a.m. Third i Quarter 20 28 9:01 m. 831 AUA'TENPOBAUl' COMMENT. Wheaeror dalnoii in republican IB threatened the public CAD.

oonot on Mr. Mndd or Mr. MoComat Hying something for Herald. Wanted--A prominent Democrat that William J. Bryan hai not ordered to take a place with the goatt.

It ii really becoming monotononi. Baltimore American. ri According to Dr. George I. Preiton, Secretary or the State Lunacy Commit- the State oare for It'i insane, and abollgh the county aiylmng.

Certainly it It ahonld alio oare for the deaf and dumb, the blind, orpkan children, and all clawes of In- digentg now in prlrate institntioni re- oelTlng Slate aid. The entire iygtein of State aid to private and sectarian initi- tntion, oollegeB, eo-called reformatorlei, homeg, and the like, should be wiped out juit as fast as the State can equip itgelf toanpply the varlona claims apparently devolving upon Record. Prof. E. B.

Prettyman. of the State Aormal School, in reaponie to a number of letters sent him i by the State school exsminerg regarding the celebration of March 25 as Maryland Day, hag sent a circular to the examiners gnt- geating that the topio of the day in the schools be "The Settlement of Mary'g and Its Antecedents." We hope there will be a very general observance of the day in the public schools of this county. School children (and indeed, children of a larger growth) should know more of the history of their State than they do, and there should be an effort made by teachers to prepare programs that will be specially instructive along this City Times. MOMENTS WITH THE MU8E. FREDERICK MT'L BANK.

Gray bairt ihow at my I shall settle down. Farewell, beloved bohomit-- No more painting tho town! who have loved and left me, Girlg whom I've loved and left, Truly, my not broken; Tell me, are yon bereft? MINUTES OF MERRINESS. No doubt President Oastro made sure that the Venezuela Congress would not accept his resignation before he proffered it. SENATOR McOosiAS and Mr. Mndd nailed on the President on Saturday, bnt it a noteworthy fact that they did not call together.

IT is to be hoped that when Ambassador Holleben comes back to say good-bye nobody will be so thoughtless as to mention champagne in his presence. friend Biff when I my automobile thii He--I met yonr was town town In morning. She--Indeedl Did he say anything to your "I should say he did! I a over his Statesman. "Your daughter tells me, Mrs Kenwood, that tho Weal Side Is really terra inooRnlta to her." "Yes, Margarite hag got to be suoh a hand to talk French since we spent that winter in Paris "-Chicago Record Teit had ti smile bewitching; Polly wag pagslug fair; Rose had a shapely ankle; Nell had glorloug hair; Greta, blue-eyed and ilender, Loved me in gtndent dayg-- We met, we klKied and we quarrelled, We've gone onr several wayg. 80.

then, an end to trifling! I've bnrned their ribbons and gloves, Letters, tresies and trinkets-Relics of bygone loves. No more with transient sweethearts Shall I pursue delight. Stayl there is one exception -That sweet girl I met last nigtftl FKANK BOB BATCHELDEK, in April Smart Set. The Ury of the Cricket. Little fiddler in tte gragg, Scraping out a plaintive tune, Ave, overture or mass, To the drowsy afternoon; Tell me, in a previous state Of existence, long ago, Did you charm the rich and great With a violin and bow? Llf tie singer in the corn, Piping shrilly all the day, Morn to eve, and eve to morn, In the gold or in the gray, Did yon sing in palace hall When your rnuty black was new, Or uplift sweet madrigals In a garden bright with dew! Mystery of tiny lives In the weeds and grasses tall, How the soul inquiring strives For the meaning of it all) Step aside and do not tread On the crickets as you pass- We, too, after we are dead, May be crickets in the grass.

--MINNA IKVINO, in tha New Herald. COUNTY BANK OKUAJSiZKD J817. I FREDBKICK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. I'l f)IJ SALES. CAPITAL, SUHPJjUS 00,000 UNUIVJUED I'KOFZTS liT.OOO PUBLIC SALE OF WlOnJKTY.

At Mount County. Md. tnr Ot the lroult y. Maryland, tlttlng an 0 qnUT Med on tlle te March 2, In tliooaune wfaerelu (Jarab Ellen Buy. TM th-'S nt) 5- "A ur yd A arotuedelendantH andljeloir No.VOOOKqulty.

un lllt to be 11.9 trus' IJ i convey (ha real estate of which K. died, seized and possessed. 1. the mid trunee will offer at public sale on ink ftr, lf ou ut lok County, Maryland, on SATURDAY. MARCH 28.

1008. at the hour of 11 o'clock a. JpUBLIO SALE VALUABLE W5K8ONAL PflOPKKTV 1 will sell at public vale at No. All OQ and d- Th if es 1 tat8 as In the "er. trustee, to John E.

1 1 i a ombor 10 1893 nd recorded in Llbw J. L. No 5. folios 420. one cor of Frederick County.

Mary land, and consisting of ACRES OF LAND, THUR8DAV. MARCH 20. 1U03. at 10 o'clock valuable personal property, to-wit: Twochlna clotets, lu HrM-clnas coudltlon: 2 sets china. bedsteadH.

feather beds, inattlnir. oil cloth, pillows, bolsters, carpets, lot of chairs. looking (classes, irlossware. tinware, irruultc- ware. pictures, lounces.

lot of knives, forks, SPOOBS. tubi, barrels and many articles too numerous to mention. MK8. CATHERINE A Capt. Walter Saunders.

Auct. rrtR SALE. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS on the north side of the Liberty turnpike road. Improved by A LOG WJCATHEHBOARDBD HODSE nd wlth runDlDe Second. The real estate as described In the deed from Samuel Wilson, admlnlstra- Snyder, muel W11 John d.tedMay8.1897.

recorded Llbe? J. 9- lo 2 5- ets one ot Frederlck Count y- Maryland, and 15 ACRES OF JLAND. les 11 2 ntl to the first York NEWS OF THE STATE THIS $10,000 appropriation for a site for a postoffloe building at Hagerstown is not, it seems, half large enough. Bnt is not likely that Congress thonght the appropriation vronld actually cover tte cost. Congress and State legislatures have a way, in these matters, of breaking the news gently.

The Strike Gommlsilon'B Report. The members of the Goal Strike Oom- mlMion may well feel gratified by the manner in which their report has been received. The commission has all along had the confidence of tho pnblio, and its are received with the conviction that they are the honest and just conclusions of intelligent, able and fair- minded men, reached after a thorough impartial inquiry the conditions in the ooal-ruming fields and tha relations between the miners and their I "Yon say your playing created a great deal of talk?" said the friend. "Yes," answered the pianist, "but, unfortunately, it was mostly during my Star "He's awfully isn't he?" "That's French for freckled, Plain Dealer isn't She-Don't yon always shiver when yon pass this cemetery? He-Not I I'm going to be cremated. --Columbia Jester.

THE VOICE OP THE PRESS. LOW'S noon WOSE. From the New York Jlall and Express The work of the Low administration is beginning to show Instead of criticism one now hears praise. Instead of talk of vacillation one now hears approbation of a steady purpose to bear all sides and then steer straight ahead in the public Interest. The death rate and Io TM thftn of I and If either of the parties to the great which led up to the appoint- of this commission is disappointed with its findings there has as yet been no indication of it.

The operators far have refused to discass the report, but the miners' leaders who have been interviewed have with practical unanimity declared that it is eminently satisfactory. The miners, indeed, have good reason to be pleased. While they do not gain all the objects of their strike, they are awarded a considerable increase of wages, a decrease In the hours of labor in certain branches of the industry, and other substantial advantages. They recognize in this out come of the struggle, also, as every intelligent person muss, a distinct gain for the cause of unionism. While the commission makes no award as to the recognition or aon-recognition of the union, the result is, indisputably, in effect, a victory for the miners' It was through the efforts of the union, under the intelligent direction of John Mitchell, that the fight between the miners and their employers 1TM carried to such a point as to necessitate the arbitration which has resulted la anon sahstantial for the miners.

As for actual recognition of the anion. it cannot be brought about thcongh the decision of any commission- It will come ultimately, bnt it must oome through natural adjustment of the relations between the employers sad the employes. There can bs no that the former will sooner or Jmter learn, as employers la other lines rf industry have learned, that the-wisest, safest and "best method for taexa to jidsasm dealing with their employes is to deal with them as a body, through their chosen represeatottvBB, mating formal agreements from time to time as to the hours and conditions of labor, xmtes of remuneration, etc. In tha bituminous coal mining industry, and in many other great branches of industry, this plan already been adopted and is being followed with great sac cssi, mtlaiAtely it will also be adopted in the anthracite coal fields. nuww' union has oome oat of this latest struggle -with flying colors and will be stronger than erer as a result of it.

Man are not likely to abandon an oejmalzattoa which, MODS of the dis- health, small parka and recreation pieri are beginning to afford sunshine and joy for the young, and the largest number of children are accommodated at school, while new sittings for 40 000 more will be ready next fall. We have yet to hear a word other than in praisu of Fohce Commissioner Greene's work In his department or of the substantial reforms made the nealtb departments. charities or the THE DOO ABOVE THE CHILD. From the Xew York World. The movement which secured the pas sage of the new "doc law" last year was one of one-sided and absent-minded humanity.

It was inspired by- superfine consideration for tho comfort of dogs but its promoters forgot the rights of human beings. As result the number of deaths from rabies has more than doubled. Even from the dog-lover's viewpoint the law is a blunder. The muzzle need not be made cruel. Its general use is not on.y a safeguard to human beings against hydrophobia, but it also prevents doga from being bitten and contracting rabies.

It keeps them out of fights and mischief generally. In England. where the muzzling order is ssrictly enforced, canine as well as human hydrophobia has by it been rreatlv lessened. Bnt even if this were not the case if muzzling were unfavorable to doc health, if it were equivalent to ordering the destruction of dogs, or rather their removal from the city, whereat bast they are out of place, still they should bo muzzled. The life of a sinjrle child outwsighs all the dogs ia the city The present law the dog above the child.

The order of preference should be reversed. Events of Interest Here and There Yesterday and Today. An election for three oounollmen is being held in Hagerstown today. The movement to start a national bank at Eastern has been revived. Mr.

William Pearre will enter upon hie duty as postmaster of Cumberland April 1. The Sngqnehanna Navigation Company of Harford County has been incorporated. A number of railroad surveyors have at work in the seventh district of Cecil county. Extensive preparations are being made in Harford county for a large corn and tomato pack. Ex-Assemblyman jfohn P.

Robinette was buncoed oat of $15 at Cumberland by a stranger. The citizens of Gaithersbnrg object to location of a hay-baling plant near their residences. Mrs. Lizzie Woodrow, of Leeds, Cecil county, will be 100 year's of age if she lives to see April 20. She is still in good health.

Joseph E. Mason, 80 years old, a farmer, committed suicide at his home, near Ellerslie, by shooting himself in the bead. The work of dredging the channel of the" Big Elk creek, from Cedar Point to the iron bridge at Elkton. is over one half completed. Mr.

Jacob E. Tome, nephew of Jacob Tome, founder of Tome Institute, at Port Deposit, Md died at Maryland University Hospital, Baltimore. A movement has been inaugurated by pnblio spirited citizens of Baltimore to raise an endowment of not less than $100.000 for the Schools of Art and Design of the Maryland Institute. The students of St. John's College have decided to Introduce the honor system in their examinations.

The matter hag been left entirely to the students, although the faculty stands ready to interfere if deemed advisable. FOR SALE, MILK waeoii and cans in eood condition. Wm. Anderson. Phone 23.

ni23dlw HAVE NOW IN stock a full line of terra cotta pipe and flt- tlnes. fire clay pipe and flttinKB. due lining and drain tile, flre and brick, river sand, sold atlowprlcag. Frederick Brick Works. BRICK house.

No. 58 West Patrick Btreet.con taininir 10 rooms, drr cellar and laree yard. Apply to George A. Gilbert mlOdtJt TRUSTEES' SALE --OP-- 8TOCK OF Mt-KCHANDl SE OF WILLIAM JJ. OGLE.

OFLAD1BSBCKG.MD. The entire stock of merchandise of William Ocle, amountlns: to about U. jOO. will be sold by the nndereli-ned trustees, either In whole or In part, for cash. The stock consists of clean, up to date merchandise, such as Boots.

Shoes. Hats. Caps, IJry Goods of every sort. Laces. Klbbons.

No tions. Hardware, Crockeryware. Paints. Oils, tobacco, etc and is one of the cleanest and newest stocks of merchandise in the county, the principal pirt of uhlch had just been boneht by Mr. Oirle within the last nine months.

The public In the neighborhood of Ladies- bure.JId.. and snrronndlnscountry is offered this stock of zoods. and will be sold at prices that will pay them to drive miles to make prlne purchases, as this atocfc must be sold within the next ninoty days. Merchants are requested to call at Ladles- bure and look at this stock, which will be shown by the undersigned, or their duly authorized and they will be offered some special bareains purchas- Ine any part of said stock In bulk. Ihis stock has been recently appraised by three actively eneasred In merchandising, and they pronounce the same one of the very best they have ever helped to invoice.

Merchants carine to purchase In bulk will be eiven any Information desired by calling on the uuderslened. ROBERT L. OGLE, EMORY JL. COBLENT2. C.

WALTER CAUNAN. Trustees. Charles C. Waters. Attorney for Trustees.

A LOO HODSE. Plastered outside: a weatherboarded barn. noe pen. hen house, sprlqe hou ee. meat house ho 8ei lth youne orchard of all rult a runnlnsr water in barnyard.

all under (rood fenclne. nn V. as Prescribed by the Decree. Su 0t money to be paid HTM A 8 d( i sale or on the ratiflca- tlon thereof by the Court, the residue in two -equal annual payments, the purchaser or purchasers eivlnc his. her or their notes, with ap- security, and Dearintr interest from purehifser CMh Rt tb6 Dtlon the the COSt of the pur A deposit of S100 will be required of the purchaser of each property at the time of sale ROHRBACK.

l.u.l7.23 24 Trustee. PUBLIC SALE. By an order of the United States District ourt for the District of Maryland the undersigned trustee of Samuel J. Compher, in bankruptcy, will sell at public sale TUESDAY. MARCH 31.

1903. at the hour of 11 o'clock a. all the follow- inE described property, to wit: 4 HEAD OF HORSES, 1 two year old colt. 2 cows. 1 bull.

2 heifers. i calves. 1 broantread waeon and bed. 1 nar- rowtread wseon. 1 corn planter.

1 Haeers- town drill. 1 Oeerine binder, WhTtely mower, horse rake. 1 pair buy carriaees. 1 ha "ow, 2 double shovel By'virtue of an ordtr of the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, the undersigned trustee In bankruptcy of Samuel J. Uompher will sell at the Court House door, in Frederick City.

Maryland, on MONDAY. MARCH 30. 1903. at 11 o'clock a. all that tract or parcel of land, situate In Creaeerstown district.

Frederick County, Maryland, beiny the same real estate described In a deed from the Frederick-Town Savlncs Institution to Samuel J. Compher, bearlne date Ausrust 30. A. D. 1898 and duly recorded In Liber D.

No. 3. folio 12. one of Land Records for Frederick County, and containing 203 ACRES, 3 ROODS AND 22 SQUARE PERCHES OF LAND, more or less. This farm is new occupied by bamuel J.

Compher and is located on the public road leading from Createrstown to Lewistown. The improvements consist of a TWO-STORY FKAME DWELLING HOUSE a two-story frame tenant house, a large bank stone barn, a larce stable, wagon shed, carriage house. The farm Is well watered has a good orchard of fruit trees and a line well of water at the buildings. Terms of Sale as Prescribed by the Court's half of the purchase money cash upon the day of sale.or the ratification thereof by the (Jourt, the residue in twelve months, the purchaser giving his. her or their notes, with approved security, bearing Interest from day of sale: A depoait of $200 will be required of the purchaser on the day of sale.

FRANK STONER, mDdeodiwtd 1 rustee in Bankruptcy. gTEBLINO SILVJBRWARE QUADRUPLE 81LVERPLATED WAUK. CUTOLA88. 1'AKLOH. BO JDOJ8.

KITCHEN AND ALARM CLOCKS. LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOPir IN FREDERICK TO8KLBCTKKOM Buttons and Shirt Studs. H. S. LANDI8, LEADING JEWELER OF FREDERICK 86 N.

Market 8t. 23 8. Market 81 Interstate Telephone. BROSi, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS are now readyjo In 'their FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMBALMER8. NEW MARKET.

MD. A. POOLE, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 56 West South Street. Frederick. Md.

work: also derrick, ropes, blocks for removing buildings. PUT IN OANE SEAT chairs. Prices reasonable; prompt ser- AMUSEMENTS, TUDENTS' CONCERT COMPANY OF THE TM lulj Ul sinele trees, lot of fertilizer. Jot of tools. a Terms of Sale as Prescribed by Court's All sums of $10 and tinder cash' all sums above S10 a credit of six months will be clven, the purchaser eivinsr his.

her or their FKANK STONER. John L. Dntrovr. Auctioneer. m20deodtd' PUBLIC SALE "Uncle Hcz" Season.

The "Uncle Hez" Company, which has been on tha road for three very sue coesfnl seasons under the management of "Frank known to Fred- ericktonlanj as Mr. Frank B. Rhodes, ended this season at Manafsas, on Saturday evening last. Mr. Rhodes' car arrived in Frederick this morning wUh fourteen members of the company The season was a most successful one and all of the theatrical papers have Riven Mr.

Rhodes the highest praise for his work both in writing the play and for the painting of the scenery. RESIDENCE, 16 mitt Win at Private sale on terms to suit. Wlllard C. Keller. CHESTNUT rails and 30O chestnut posts: Will de- T.

M. Blser. liver same in Frederick febl4dtf burc TWO SOWS WITH Pics by their side. Georee Rems- 5 LOTS, 8thi AND arket St. plat, price and descrip- Waters.

BPPlr to Charle To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Lnintlve Bromo Q.iluine Tableti every Mcnature This box. TWENTY STANDARD-BRED TRACK AND ROAD HORSES. THE GET OF THE GREAT RACE HORSE AND SIRE. MONOOAOY 2.15%. AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.

FREDERICK, MD. WEDNESDAY. APB1L 15. 1003. AT 11 O'CLOCK A- U.

Pediereesandfallnartlcnlars in Catalogue, ready April 1. for which apply to CARLOS M. DE GARMENDIA. m21dlf Tuscarora. Md.

1TH1CA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. MAUDE G. BOOTH. Contralto HELEN G. BENNETT.

Violin. FLORENCE JARVIS. Soprano. JANE 31. KEELER Reader.

WOMAN'6 COLLEGE. -MONDAY. MARCH 23. 1903. AT 6 15 P.

M. BBSE-F1T OF COLLEGE LIBRARY FUND TICKETS 35 CENTS. CHART AT McCARDELL'S. ORLEANS SUGAR. OPEN KETTLE ORLEANS SUGAR, BESANT KNOTT.

TTARNE8S OIL. Save your harness soft with the best by keeping It NEATBFOOT OILS. -BESANT KNOTT. Of Course. Certainly.

norSOdlyr. SALE. PRETTY RIBBONS FOR THE LADIES. JMPORTANT NOTICE" TO LADJEB. This is the proper season to examine such garments as you wjsh REPAIRED.

ALTERED OR MADE-OVEB With the openine of sprinsr new work takes precedence. Call at IBONARD LADIES' TAILOR. orner Market ana Chnrch Streets. Sl6d6m Frederick, Md. MAKE A MISTAKE By savins a lot of old Gold or Silver that you 6 USe Send 1C me and Kefc tn The annual election for Directors of the Co, i ne .9.

om a3 of MONDAY. APRIL 6. 1503, between the of 10 a m. and 12 DAVID LOWENSTEIN." President PUBLIC SALE --OF-VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY. The undersigned will sell at public sale, on FRIDAY.

MARCH 27.190.:. at 10 o'clock a. at my home, on the ci't side of Street fn be nuwlV3Illa iieucnchk v-iiy. and known a- YOUE WATER closets cleaned. Applr to Hrencle.

Wen Seventh FOR REXT. OR NO. TO Enst Third Street. Frederick. oah E.

Cramer, BBIOK dwelliac house. No S. Market or without stable. K. UOR Patrick Street.

A CARD. 1 hereby announce myself a cncaidate for Clerk to the Circuit Court, and most respectfully and earnestly request the support of all Republican? la procarluc tbe nomination. S. T. HAFFNER, Bentz Garden of personal property: One eood'work 1 sprine waeon.

top bueirr. 2 sets harness. 1 set cart harness. 1 sei plow 1 barshear plow. 1 double shorel plow sincle shovel plows.

1 corn coverer 1 harrow. I hor-cradlfh crater. 1 cider mill iron horse troueh. lot of hot bed 'ashen 1 OPERA HoTJSE. THDRSDAY, MARCH 2C, 1903.

STETSON'S ORIGINAL BIG DOUBLE SPECTACULAR UNCLE XOM-S CABIN CO UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF LEON W. WASHBURN. THE BARNUM OF THEM ALL. MORE GRAND NOVELTIES THAN EVER. GORGEOUS SCENERY.

MECHANICAL EFFECTS. COLORED FEMALE FIFE AND DRUM CORPS. BLOOD HOUNDS. GENUINE CAKE WALKERS. BUCK AND WING DANCERS.

MALE AND FEMALE QUARTETTES. JUBILEEJ5INGERS. OKAND VISION SCENES EVA AND HER GOLDEN CHARIOT. WATCH FOR THlfBIG PARADE-IT BEATS A CIRCUS. PROF.

GALLGON'S BAND. PRICE and 50 CENTS- SEATS ON YEAKLE'S. cash Hleh prices paid for Antique Silver In good condition, from a spoon to a temset. B. D.

NUITZ, Dealer In Antique Silver. c. Baltimore. Md. Establlahed 1871.

HELP WANTED. HOUSE GIRL AP- ply to No. 50 West Patrick Street. m23dlw EXPERIENCED man to run double drum TO WORK ON "TM aD to assist In milking Apply to John T. Best.

LOST AKD FOMD. A BLACK J-1 and white spotted fos terrier. Reward If returned to No. 31 West Second street RAILROAD SCHEDULES. RAILROAD, ON AND AFTER SUNDAY.

DEC. 7. FKJLXCIAL. Herbert L. Cramer Auctioneer." ml9d7t CLERK OFOIRCUIT COURT.

PUBLIC SALE. Them SATURDAY. MARCH 25. 1303. at 10 o'clock a.m..

at No. 32 Fourth Street, all the follow- Inchoasehold furniture: One parlor mirror. 2 bedroom 1 Iron springs bedyJeads. 1 safe. 1 deXk.

table and a Jot of7talrs ot of kstchen ntea-IK dishes. lot of jarred fruit. Md SEVERE ATTACK OK GRIP Cured by One Bottle Ooush Krmedj. 1 hadsnailtMXof ter (the second oat) 3 cured of my numerous HOUSE IN Fleminc. P7 E.

candidate for Frederfck or air Nannie K. SHERIFF ether ihlnsB too of creditor. months will be 1.11 jntna above 110. the BAKER, WATTS Co BANKERS. 19 SOUTH "ST.

BALTIMORE, MD TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. ISSUE LETTERS OF CREDIT PAYABLE IN ALL PAKTS OF THE WORLD. DEAL IN INVESTMENT SECURITIES. 4 so soa S.OO Way fetatlonu. Ne York- Dne WaBhlneton 8 30 A.

Jt 6.10 A. SL. dallr. for BaltlmoM uid gti tlong. Philadelphia.

New York. Mcept Sunday for Cumberland, Hit Hagerasown. Dne BalHmcni 8.5O A. i.OS Snndar only.for WashlnnoauK Ws statlons S.10 A. 31..

except for BaltlmtM UfM Itrlccioal Way Stations. A. 3L Way Dne at WMhluetoc 11.10A.M.. except for WaihlxMl aud Way 2.00 P. iL.

except Sunday, fox BalKmtn Way Stations. Philadelphia and One at BalHmore5.OOP.il,- P. dally, for Washington and Stations. Philadelphia and New Tttk. Cumberland, Cincinnati and St.

Lexli and except Sunday. Winchester mM Junction. Dne at ton 6.50 F. M. for Baltimore and War I except Sradar.

for Waihlxttnl for PhT.ld.,5,. j-or jorw, t-a 13 Dor-ty Lsw. RENT. frw from wcch snd ft To sh i J3j i TOJ3d3r. thai -would o- rt of We Balldinc.

Jjirce. modern 3ow ly occa- AS the earnest of tny nnnjf friends. I aonoooce myjeU decJsSon JConjlaatJm: CVHlti C. HMJe. Apciaonecr.

of the CHAS. T. K. TOT'NG. Fre5T3c3, Dijtrici No.

2. DWELLING NO. -19 ralfcn. bat the Old rper no 3--u5 from ArrJl; elberccr. Ed for A DOUBLE e.

No. 317 or 3O rooroi. No. BRICK S. con SHERIFF- SALE.

-rirtaeof a ra er A coabdned Jo the an In Ubcr D. To 5hp of isa EM: Jj aot 3t 1, for OR RENT-- SIX Sine. No. 223 So-jy A. Frailer.

ROOM DWEL- Market Ssm-S. C. RENT. -Eart Third Si. HOUSE NO.

CARTES. No. 59. REOISTEROF Tl ESDAY. MAKCH 33.

I o'clock i. LAKGS FRAME DWELUNG HOfSE 6.30 P. Wtacaratw and tions. Wheeling. Chlcaco.

Fblladelpnla York. Due WnshJuzton 9.40 r-m. AKEJVALS. A. JBU azcvpt Sunday, txam Cluixet Cleveland, rttainrc.

WuhSmoai. WnrSiattonj.Jit. att War tlocs. BalUmoraaadWatUiitltM ou tils train. KSTABL1SHSD 1S32.

of crext Is I' 1 oticr ont- lamoc Trtll of flue Jhc County, for Cl'TSfiALU DisWtt No. 13. cr So be at J.H08EKSON. L. M.

clert HAMILTON LJNDSA7. JLOWNSEND OOOTT Cu BANKSRS AND FATETTS OPPO- JPOSTOFFICB BALTIMORE. MD. jgDGAR T. MSROER, AUCTIONEER, MT.

AlHY. MAKYtASP. from 12.03 P. "it. Stafiay only.

Snaday. tma St. limb. atl. ChJcaco.

Tm iSS-" P. Sonda; only, y. Simrrtw. Mi. rwrivs rroiow sad curcfal F.

TOHH L. DUTBOW. FREDERICK. AUCTIONEERING BKANCHXI 3eR -sia Mr. 7.OO P.

from a i i 1 LWSPAPLRl.