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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-11

STEEL RAILS OF DOUBLE LENGTH.
AT the steel works of the Lacka-
wanna Iron and Coal Company
Scranton, Pa, great Improvement
has been made recently in the manu-
tacture Of steel rails. Heretofore the
rils have been turned out at the STAN
dar9 length, thirty feet, but they are
now made in double bars, sixty feet
long The great advantage of making
the double length instead Of the single
length bar lies in the saving effected
in cutting off the cross ends of the
rails, which in itself is a saving of
about fifty per cent. Although the
bar is rolled sixty feet in length, it is
too cumbersome to be easily handled
in the laying Of tracks, and is there
fore cut IN two as soon as rolled. The
great advantage lies in the fact that
there are only two ends to be trim
med in a length sixty feet instead of
four as formerly.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-11

ORPHANS CoURT.-The following
business was transacted Friday OF
last week in the Orphans Court:
The last will and testament of John
Bancord, deceased was admitted for pro
bate and record.
The last will and testament of Richard
lIo"vey, deceased, was filed for probate and
record.
Letters Of administration were granted
to Catherine McEvoy on the estate of )
A. Gramlich, deceased, she having fr,l
iled bond in the penal sum of $1,000.
Letters of administration c. t. A., were
granted to Simon Blucbaugh, on the es-
tate of John Ban ord, deceased, he having
first filed bond in the penal sum of OF SEQ
900
Albert Hole, sr, executor Of VIM. Hole
deceased, S tiled his third account.
Tuesday of this week the last will and
testament of Richard Harvey, deceased
was admitted to probate and record and
Ietters testamentary on the estate were
granted to Moses Harvey; bond, $500.
John Coles, guardian to Jos, Braddock
settled his eighth account.
Uriah Duckworth, administrator of Rus
sell Beverage, deceased, settled his first and
iinai account.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-11

the contrary, whether The companies
| authorize it or not, the exaction oil
overweight is demanded by their rep.
rssentatives in tones in which the acute
miner discerns oppression and then
harbors the Legitimate suspicion that il
there is no dishonesty in the company
it rests somewhere in the ring of small
officials to whom he is Immediately
subordinate, and who, like hlmself, ARE
only employees.
Conceding that the companies de
sire to do fairly, would it not be an
excellent iuea for them to treat with
their employees on business princi-
pies? Certainly, in all other trans
actions they do so either because
business integrity or compulsion
requires it. Why should contracts
with the miner be forever open
to suspicion of bad faith? Why
should he always have occasion
to grow FESTIVE under the usury of la
Dor? In other words, why should he,
alone Of all workers, pay the eighth,
sixth or fourth of ton, for the privi-
Iege of digging ton?
He is entitled to pay for all his work
respect for his manhood, personal and
domestic rights, and a proper appre-
citation in all respects Of his loyalty
The small official is entitled to no
more. The one is at all times as good
AS the other. If discrimination mus
be shown, let it by all means favor the
hard workers-the producers-the
founders of the whole fabric. DOM
waste it on the undue elevation OF
comparatively subordinate places, but
put it where it will do the most good
among the architects of all fortunes
the laborers, and put it there your
selves. Make them pliable, peaceabl,
and harmonious, on the principle that
to prevent evil you must first remove
all occasion for it. And an ounce
of this policy is said to "be worth a
pound OF means to allay a strike.
Show us employees thus treated-for
instance, the small oficials-and we
will show you corps of satisfied
workers. Whoever heard of agents,
superintendent, bosses, clerks, weigh
masters, ETC., on strike? The "last
armed foe will expire but the small
official will never "strike." He is too
we'll treated.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-11
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A@cn 5 y anttd, nae or male, in every
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-11
THE MINING JOURNAL.
FRosTBURG, ND, AUGUST II, 1877.
MARYLAND has a school population
Of 3O3, 700, with 73l teachers.-Sum.
That gives each teacher 4l5a pupils.
Pretty steep, isn't it?

Isn't it a hard matter to make q
rule which will not bear heavily on
somebody, or class? The aggrieved
men feel that the railroad has taken
their work from them by using their
fellow-workmen, according to the rule
that if they will not work they mus
not prevent others. This seems to be
the plan established by the railroad,
endorsed by the State and enforced by
the government. The reason why is
all these stand together. while our
laborers' house is divided against
itself. The only remedy for the latter
is-educate the crafts up to the moral
immutable, universal obligation OF
standing by each other first, last and
all the time, and, by all means, to do
90 peaceably. If railroads, common
wealths and national governments,
have right to pin themselves to-
gether lawfully, certainly all depart
ments of labor can combine for mutual
support and protection in the same
way. It can be done effectively by
no other plan.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-11

A THovGHTtUL SrIcDE.--It is not
every suicidy who Is n thoughtful as
MI. Jean Baptjsto AIarins, the old
H.no seller Of New York, who t,oA
.aH.,anum Saturday and wont--in his
owa language-to see what is gong
on in the other world. Mr. M4rius'
CONSIDERABLY put off his act for .we4-
" days IN order TO square up t-s
months rent, left money i'll his poc~-
cts to pay for his lunches during til
last week, settled his affairs, an i
apologized handsomely to his landlord
for the trouble he Was about to make
him.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-11

OHlo's COAL FIELD is district Of
hundred miles square, including the
counties of Athens, Perry and Hooking
In fifty years it will probably equal
Stahordshire OF any district in the
world. This district has twenty-five
feet Of solid coal in five seams. The
great VEN Is Ill places twelve feet
thick, and nowhere less than SIX feet.
Ming ed among the coal beds are mex
naustabie beds OF IRON. The thickest
IS five feet deep at the outcrop; the
thlnnest, IN places, sinks to SIX inches.
But the thickness OF neither seam is
qulte persistent; there are waves
rom time to time which narrow the
seam. The coal on the contrary, may
be said to run from hill to hIll with
perfect uniformity. Limestone is also
present IN any desired quantity.
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the Troy
Times says that the Eoosac tunnel :
freight and passenger business has i'll
rreased $50 per cent. during the pres.
ant fiscal year.
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General Items.

TIE corporations III Fall River are
said to have on hand 100000 pieces
Of printing cloth, which they are hold
ing for better prices.
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MANY of the factories in New Bruins
wick including the carpet mills and the
Consolidated Fruit Jar Company, are
running at night. The New Bruins
wick Rubber Company is also very
busy, and their goods have found a
ready market.
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LAW and REAL ESTATEOFFICE

BROADWAY, FROS1BURG, MD.
IN connection with the practice of Law
l the undersigned will give special atten
Ilon to the
Purchase and Sale of Real Estate,
And shall cndeavor to make Il the interest
persons wishing to purchase, lease, or rent
property to first apply at This office. Prop
erly entrusted to him for sale or other dis
position will be advertised at his own ex-
pense He has At present tor sale, or rent,
several d.s,lanle house,. several good bust
ness stands, and ro.uls suitable for offices.
JNO. 5 GROVE,
Sept Attorney at Law.
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MANY of our troubles originate with
the discrimination made by companies
among their employees. Superintend-
ents, agents, bosses, ETC., with fancy
salaries, are elevated by favoritisu.
into an Importance which does not be
long to their places. In very many
instances, they are exclusive, lordly
and quite unapproachable, and fre-
quently speak as though they held il
their grasp the keys of the situation
The manhood Of other employees ha.
been very often cut by the reserve.
Impotence and false assumptions o.
those clothed in little brief author
ity," but morally, socially and intel
lectually, no better than themselves.
Good, faithful workers, have
thus had their loyalty to the com
pany impaired, affections estrang
ed, and become pliable to every
proposition which affords an opportu
nifty fer revolt. In the matter o.
weights, for instance, it is notorious
that little or no satisfaction is ever
given as to why it ought not to be re-
adjusted so that it may conform to the
requirements of every other depart
msnt of mercantile measurement. On
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PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. w. II. EUNDENRERG,
LATE RESIDENT SURGEON,

I
New York Eye and Ear Infrmary,
WAS LOCATED PERMANENTLY
l in the City of Cumhei land, Md for
the EXCLUSIVE treatment of al Diseases
of TIE Et q and Ear. including those
OF the Nose and Threat.
e3g7 Office, No. 90 South Centre Street.
June2-y
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Neighboring Affairs.

LONACONING ITEMS.
Mr.. John Engleby left Thursday on
tour west
Mr. John Simons left on Monday for
California
The funeral of the late Miss Anna Park
was largely attended at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday.
Mrs. John Barray and family and Mrs
flanagan and family, left for their future
ZONES in Missouri, where their husbands
have been since last spring.
The miners and laboring men of districts
10 and 10 held meeting on Tuesday night
in the meadow below Old Detmold, the
object of which was to select delegates to
attend the working mems convention
which met at Cumberland on Wednesday,
Messrs James Dooley, Patrick Ford, JAS
kirkwood, James Cunningham, JAS n
Henry and William Riordan were til,
he delegates.
A foot race was run on Thursday even
ing near New Detmold dump for wager
Of SO. Mr., John Swany and Mr.. Otto
ilobing were the contestants The latter
gentleman won the race
a young man boarding with MI era
ham Of this place, altcmpad rape on g
respectable hired girl of the house He
left immediately for parts unknown.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Duncan r. Sloan
was seriously hurt about the head ana
body. He was leading two horses down
thc hill opposite his brothers residence
and one o? the horses fell on Or kicked
aim.
Mesrs. Alexander Cunningham, john
Barber and Charles Lynch LEI, this play,
Thursday morning for Scotland
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Deeds
Tor the following transfers Of real es-
cate We're filed tor record in the office
ot the clerk Of the circuit court during
the week ending Aug. 4, 1877:
Thomas G. McCulloh, executor OF the
Frosthurg Gas Light company, tract OF
and called The Hotel" adjoining Frost
burg, 5000.
Matthias Rodda and wife to Charles II
Latham, lot No. 4 of block No IS in Reall. ;
irst addition to Frostburg, $500.
Hampshire and Baltimore coal company
to Mary Ennis, part Of Elk Lick Resur
vcyed, $a75
Edward Clifford and wife to Christoph,l
Iendra, tract Of land near Homecoming
200.
James c. Lynn to John B. Witener, ali
me right and title Of John Buoy OF the
real estate once belonging 20 him
Third German Building Association to
VI. Gottieb, lot No. in Piatt's addition
o Cumberland, 81 500.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. = Marriage
licenses were issued by the Clerk OF
yhe Circuit Court for this county, dur
ng the month of July to the fol
owing parties:
M. Burlington and II. E. Atkinson.
VIM. D. BeaIl and Mollie A. Magee.
Owen Crump and Barbara Otto.
G. W. Dayton and Fannie A. Cross.
n. Furlong and Sophia Schuyler.
Jno. 1. Fey and Jane NJ. Wilkinson
John kinlock and Annie Turner.
}. K. Lowe and Helen NJ. Myers.
G. W. Lease and Margaret 4. Grim
L. &. Mason and Anne q. Grahame
Geo. G. Miller and Mary a. Ross.
j. M. Norton and Mary L. Wenner
j. W. Nash and Mollle Preston.
Elijah ?. Steyer and Agnes Sloan.
B. ii. Wright and X. V. Seabright.
Lewis Weber and Sarah J. Enos.
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THE Portland (Ne.) locomotive
works have just received orders from
the European and North American
railway and other railroads which
will enable the company to increase
it, force to $50 men, u larger nunbel
than it has been able to employ toI
two wears.