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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22
Inauguration Day.

AS the Presidential inauguration
day this year falls on Sunday, the
question has arisen in regard to the
propriety Of the official ceremonies on
that date, or on the following Monda!
In 1921 the 4th Of March camo on
Sunday, and James Monroe, the Pres
ident elect, submitted the case to
Chief Justice Marshall, who gave the
following opinion The pagentry
Of a Presidential inauguration upon
the Christian Sabbath would be
against the spirit and genius of our
American institutions, customs, and
laws, therefore, its pomp and clrcum-
stance must be deferred until secu-
lar day Mean while the President
will retain his office till his successor
shall have been inaugurated at l.
of the clock on Monday, the 9TH Of
March,"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from active
practice. having had placed in his hands
Nv an East India Missionary the formula
Of a simple Vegetable Remedy, for the
speedy and permanent cure of Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Cnr'arrh, Asthma, ano all
Throat AMI Lung Affections, also Posi-
tive ana Radical Cure for Nervous Com
plants, after having thoroughly tested It's
wonderful curative powers in thousands ni
cases, feels it his duty To make it known
to his suffering fellows. Aciuatrd by this
mo,iyc,nNd Il conscientious desire to relieve
human suffering, he will send fire" OF
charge to all vino desire it, this recipe
with full directions for preparing and sue
ccsfuily using. Sent by return mail by ad-
dressing with stamp. naming This paper
DIR. W. c. STEVENS.
Monroe Block, Syracuse, y. i.
Mari Il
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

The exceptions taken to the rul
ings of the court in the trial of John
D. Lee, the Mountain Meadows muir
derer, and to his sentence, were over
ruled by the Supreme Court Of Utah
Territory on Saturday, and the Sec
ond District Court was ordered to fix
another day for Lees execution.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22
On January 10th, a man about IS

On January 10th, man about Is
years old, we'll dressed and wearing
diamonds, accompanied by hand
somely a.tired and comely young
woman of 20 years, registered at a
Jefferson (Texas) hotel as "a. Moore
and lady, Cincinnatti." She called
him Lehman" and they pretended
to be seeking a location for a MILL
merry business. Two days after that
he murdered her and left Texas for
Arkansas. Citizens of the place Of
fer SIS, 900 and the Governor of the
State $4,000 more for the apprehen-
sion Of the man.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22
C0.N&T.AE2EE'S SALE.

10y virtue of two Wrts of FicN faclaS
y issued by William +. Luckct anc
George II. Fox, Justices of the Peace tOl
the State Of Maryland, in and for Frcder
lex county, at the suit of lgnatius Brown
and Lewis A. Brown, and for officers fees
against the goods and chattelS, lands ant
tcncmcntS of Catharine Giadhill and 10 mt
directed, have seized and taken in cNccu
ton all the right, title, claim, interest hnG
estate, Ut law and in equity of said Catha
rine Gladhll in and to ner life estate i'll the
farm containing twcnty-scven acres more
or less; her interest in wood lot
containing seven acres more or less
This property adioins lands Of Isaac Miller
and others, lying in Frederick county, and
| hereby give notice that on Wednesday
the 2Sth day of February, 1871, at O'Clock
y. m, in SublESviilc, Hauvcrs district,
will offer for salethc said property, 50 sen
ed and taken in execution, by Public AUG,
ton to the highest bidder for Cash, thi>
3lst day Of January, 1871. --
}. c. STOTELMIER,
ian31-ts Constable.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

TIVE CREDIT to whom it is due and
VI you buy the best Watch and Chain
for the least money of CHAS. II. O. FOX,
90 and tell your ncighbors.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22
CDGEEiCE'sssg'S NOTICE.

NO Tax. payers of Borough of Mechan.
| icstown. You are hereby notified
that ali taxes remaining unpaid on or be-
fore February nth, 1871, will then he col
lcctcd in accordance with provisions Of
Charter of incorporation, at your cxpen-
Sc.
CALEB PEDDECORD.
janll-4t Collector
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

TO YOU WANT A NICE PRESENT
- for YOUR Wife? Buy a Cake Basket,
a Butter Dish, or Castor or Fruit Stand,
etc, of CHAS. II. o. FOX, now, selling of
low.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-22

Willie Brown, a "boy orator,
died recently in California. He was
only eight years old. His memory
was so remarkable that he could re-
cite long pieces after hearing them
read several times and he showed
this power when five years old. Spir-
itualists claimed that he was con
trolled by spirits.
There is a deficiency in The Far
mer's and Mechanics National Bank
of Hartford, Conn, Of about $780,
900, which sleeps away all the snr.
plus OF the bank. The president and
cashier have been arrested for embez-
element.
Devid Dudley Field was jim
Fisk's lawyer, was Boss Tweed's law
yer, and is now Mr.. Tilden's lawyer.
We know what became Of Fisk, we
know where Tweed is to what extent
Field will damage Tilden remains to
be seen.
Mrs. Nellie Whistler, acting post
master at North Liberty, Adams
county, Ohio, and Calvin Rhine, a
school teacher. with whom she eloped
have been arrested at CINCINNATI for
abstracting valuable letters.
The inquest on the body of the
murderer Ryan was held at Newark,
Saturday afternoon. Two letters
from the murderers We're produced
in evidence, asserting their innocence
and that they had taken poison to
escape death on the gallows.
Among the passengers on board
the steamer Colon, which arrived at
New York Saturday from Panama,
are ex-President Lerdo, Of Mexico,
Gen. Escobedo, Mammal Romero, Rn
bio and others of Mexican fame.
The Cumberland news Of the 10th
instant says. The coal companies
will to-day post in the vicinity Of
their mines notices Of a reduction Of
miners wages to fifty cents per ton.
y gu 10 eAf'O'e" ~ '0''o"'
The statement made that the Court
=. ,,,.,l, L,,.o Ia,;l,l $40 o,o, ~
~ ~ At 'e''' "''' ', ''' ~ ~
the state vs.. the ConsoiId"'ed coal
company is expected that a decision
will be reached by March |.
-
INoF' llN"AihS hAhAiAu.
In conc,nlhn,r ~, nj Ir.ss IN fine SIN Tents
of Inivrrsi,v Cn'irrr II ,orlnnl Prof Tyn.
! 4, | Who !. iInuI,r.,ion,h,v one nfthr n os
;nlnfa,iroIln Train worker, nt our rcn,nry,
s,il "t5kc care nt yonr health ImariI.r
IJrr,,,lrs os o,ysman in a rotten boat What
,,, NO ii, ,I,rr, h,t Inv fine very. f,rc, Of
III. s,yo,;c rynrli,I. fine rnin Of his Graf
T,l,n caro- -, ,Ln ,in,bers cf vour boat "
rho df.t;urni,hr1 scientists advice i>
equally valuable To all workers. We are
apt 10 devote ali oar energies I" Wlc'dih4
the oars, our strokes faIl tlrm and last; hu'
few of Us examine or even lhihk Of TIT"
condition y: our boats until the broken or
find ourselves the victims Of a calamity
which could nave been easily avoided hy
a LITTLE furcthought, VIVA; began with II
Slight fracture 0r perhaps even careless
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-29

Mas. MEpIssA N. BALL
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INVALUABLE.

MessFs WnEKsd TorEER. Wholesale Druggists
Boston, Mass 0outitmc1.l have for some
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msnity 60 write You, stating the great benefit
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The eutau membTBn8uH syktem had become no
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Pacific eoAet, o. IL did 20 whether ! should live
~ come back o. not ! saw an advertisement Of
tells medriue, and AlthouRh being very lneIud,
0loUs abaut specifics Or uostrums Of any kind,
yet ~ sheer desperation tried this. and wAs At
once bouoAtttd by H. The changes Of climate,
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uable and avn hoping 20 be completely cured,
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IL this statement 81 my case can be Of any SER
vice TO those aflctod ~ have been, and enable
sou 10 bring this remedy into more general use,
especially on tho Pacific enasl where It ia much
needed, my object IN writing this note viii be
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Very trnly yours, HENRY WELLS,
ArEoAA, N Y June, 1876 Of Wells Fargo 4 Co
Zach package contains Or. sAnford's Improved
inhshug Tube. aud full directions for use in hll
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CA 7 Ar Ri.
THE EYE, EAR & THROAT
NecesesfsEly Treated with
SEhFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

AUts fss i fda test az mtr8A sn4 saaneee ia
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iHlGl IA % these egfhhet3 fer IKE reason men
uaue9 Ihe faliuuine unsolicited testimonial
from HHuY WILs, ESQ, Of Wells Fargo B
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THE BEST OFFER
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$ $SSS PIANOS FOR $$s s3S

And all other styles in the same proportion, in :
Guiding Grand Square aud Upright--all nets and
first. cldss-s sold direct to the people al factory
prices, No agents; no commissions; no dis
counts These Pianos made one ~ the finest dis
plays al the Centennial Exhibition, and were
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Severe Pain.
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Price % Cents.

Re careful to obtain Collins yoltaic Plaster.
combination Of Electric and Yoitaic Plates, with
a highly indicated Plaster, as seen in the above
cut Sold by all Wholesale aud Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canadas, and
by WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietors, Boston,
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, 1877-12-16

ing In the middle Of the day from 10 to Is.
From the proximity Of the ocean there is less
variability in the climate than in tho interior, 50
that while 1t Is cooler in summer it Is also
comfort except occasionally in the morning. As
mas oecn stated, fog is seldom known. From
January to July last there we're only eight foggy
DAYS, and oulT one Of them entirely so.
1t Will be seen that the climate is Of that
medinm character that IL most conducive to
health and desirable Tor comfort. am told by
physicians that
THE CLASS OF DISEASES MOST LIKELY TO BE
REAEDIED
by residence here are: Diseases affecting the
respiratory syStem-cOnsumptou bronchial
affections, ana asthma in particular being
generally quickly and permanently relieved;
diseases affecting the digestive system, morbid
conditions OF the blood, aud all forms Of female
arrangements.
will mention again that there Is a large
bathing house on the beach where one may have
hot or cold bath, salt Or fresh, at pleasure.
Many Eastern people who have come here to
spend @ few months for health have become SO
EHAMoRED OF THE COUNTRY
where there is one perpetual summer, and where
fruits arc ripening and flowers blooming every
month OF the year, that they have purchased
homes and settled here. The soil is SO magical
in its effect that it is pleasure to watch the
growth Of vegetation. The mountains and
hills are covered with heavy growth Of
blue gum, pepcr-trce, aud other ornamental
trees. There is fruit in abundance, OF all yarie-
ties grown in the temperate and semt-tropical
zones. Flowers Of the most delicate species
bloom out OF doors the year round Wild flow
ers cover the valleys aud plains, giving food to
myriads Of bees. Bec-farming is one Ut the
most prominent and most profitable industries
So many features OF interest and pleasure
separate from the recupcrating climate which
alone has saved many life just hanging on the
verge OF the grave cannot but have Il beneficial
effect on invalids, who, like other people, and
frequently to greater degree, need to be inter
ested and amused. And here Los Angeles,
which is smart little CITY, contributes to tnc
general benefit uf Santa Monica, for it adds re-
iinement to its society und atnusemcnts, and ut
all times gives near and speedy metropolitan
change from the rural pleasures OF the seaside.
Santa Monicans are warm In their attachment
to their beautiful little village By the sea, and
we'll they may be, for it combines more of the
elements which weary man presumcs to make
up paradise than can be found anywhere else
I know Of
will close By acknowledging my indebted
ness to 1lr- L. r. Fisher, editor Of the Sa.fu
-uonica Outlook, an ably-conductcd weekly, for
many points OF interest concerning the sLong
Branch of the Paciic." CARLOS.
, 1877-12-16
The New Picture of Life
ard Manners at Nc
Vicker's.
What the Managers Promise
Their Patrons This
Week.
Green-Roon Gossip, Both
Foreign and Do
mestic.
The Operatic Repertoire---Con-
--.1
The Operatic Repertoire---Con-
servatory and School
Concerts.
First Appearance Of the Choral
pnion---St. Louis as a
Musical Centre.
3sSIDONIE.,'
THE PICTURE OF LIFE AND MAMIE

THE PICTURE OF LIFE AND MANNERS
.,cld up to view at McVicker's in s'Sidonie, the
Married Flirt," appears to hive proved quite
acceptable to the patrons Of that theatre, while
the controversy which has arisen respecting the
morale Of the piece has created no little curost-
tr. According to the defenders Of the play as
against the charge that it is impure aud un-
healthy in tone. tSidonicn is an immaculate
production embodying great moral lesson, be-
cause, in the stcreotspcd phrase, vice is punish
ed and virtue rewarded. The same might he
saidin favor OF the Mysteries OF the Court OF
Georgethe Fourth, and dotherdelcctable romances
Of that order, in which the reader rcvels in
an atmosphere of sensuality, .'but all in the
interest of good morals" Jack Sheppard must
be considered 4 pure romance on the same
ground, for the hero was hanged. Sidonie Is
manifcstly something more than u flirt- If the
moral purpose Of the play was to exhibit sin in
III its naked deformlty, why go halfway, and
merely leave tile sin to be inferred. The actions
Of Sidoaics lovers are hardly conceivable saye
on the suppostlon that she was unfaithful to
her husband. The novelist took this view OF it,
and the retribution that falls upon her is all
the more striking. The admirers of this
PLAY apparently eau see no impropriery in pre-
scuting scenes Of polite seduction upon the
stage, but they would probably groan with dis
gust if the playwright had been bold and artistic
enough to represent .Sidonie rs she really was.
let the ''mora1" would have been stronger;
vice would have been viewed in its true co1ors,
end the fate OF 4 shameless, heartIess woman
would nave taught useful lesson. As it is, We
Fee merely the representation Of frivolous, i'll
naley wicked creature, fond OF fucry, auu de-
termlned to the last to indulge her passion for
dresses and diamonds. There is no retribution,
for she simply grayitatcs to her natural level,
leaving us to feel simply pity and
contempt for her dupes. Mr.. Nc
Wicker insists that this kind of thing is
pure morality. Yet VIC remember to hare heard
Mr. McEickcr cxcusing (1lot dcfending) such
PLAYS as the Freu;h hare been giving US for
ionc time on the purely commercial ground
that the public wanted them. He has de-
plored The deprav1tv Of the popular taste
that rejects the tinc old comedies and
pat:onizes ''Pink Dominos.'' He has pro-
fessed to aim at the elevation OF the public
taste. and 1T the commencement Of the present
scason he 1l,adc quite Ill affecting appeal to the
[eupIe Of CkirasEo to aid him fn hts pious en-
deayor- Circumstance over Which he had no
control nave apparently diverted him from mis-
pure intent. liz now comes forward US the
champion OF French morality. This is not
urietly consistent
, 1877-12-16
WHEREFORE?

l7o Mrs. IT. Z. r.. In Memory ef Her Fdther.]
When noble li!c's completed,
Aud u royal race is run,
And the heavenly hosts are wh!sp' ring
To pilgrim soul, "Well donel''
Wherefore should our mortal yenrninga
Strive to keep from Heavenly bliss
Que who las outgrown the sorrows
OF ! world 30 small Us this!
Wherefore should we think Of parting
From the friend we hold most dear,
When we know that love can ever
Bring the sainted spirit near
Bring 1t near with clearer vision,
All il1umed by Heavenly jog,
CIeansed from every trace and shadow
That we mortals name ''a!loy"?
Wherefore: o how vain the query
When the heart ia sick with pain,
And all words OF human comfort
Than the yninest things seem vain.
Yet noble lift*s completed,
And a royal rnce Is run,
And soul has earned the plaudit
That its work has been ''well DONE"
This the thought that falls serenest,
Shaming mortal sense OF pain,
Quel,ing every lesser yearning
OF oil human loss or gain;
This the thought that beckons onward,
Full Of tender faith unfc1gned:
That life lie noble struggle
Towards the hight that be has gafned.
AGNES LEONARD HILL,
CHICAGO. III. Dec. IL. 1877.
, 1877-12-16
LOCAL NOTES.
THE THEATRES,


"Silonie, the Married FIirt,'' will be kept on
he boards at MctieSer's for another week.
CallenGcrs Georgia Nlinstrels will occupy the
New Chicago Theatre during Christmas week,
presenting some new minstrel attractions.
AZ the New Chicago, Mr. Wurster's German
dramatic company will appear this evening i'll
lessine's great play, .Eu1ii1 Galotti.'' i good
performance uay be expected Us the principal
PARTS arc i'll the hands of competent actors.
Miss Mary Wolff assumes the title role, and
HISS Emi:,a Wiese the difficult pa7t OF Countess
0fsi,sa. The part OF -UarineU will De assumed
by Alr. Hclmc.
On Monday, Dec. Fl Christmas wcek) Mr..
Haveriy will present Saakespcare's great
tragedy Antony and Cleopatra with Miss
Ko>e Eytnge as Cleopatra. She will be sup
purtcd by George Boui1aec as -dnfony. and by
Miss Ida jeNrcys,, Miss. Adelaide
Cleric. Mr.. Gustayus LcyicE, Mr.. Ringo.d,
aud the e:1irc company from the Broadway
Theatre, under the management OF Mr.. James
G. Duff. 4 complete Egyptian ballet will be
with the comnany, led by the fayorite dancer,
Betty Rigl. Thc scenery, costumes. and other
accessories Of the play will arrive here early next
week, and the company will come on Saturday
,,eXt, The piece has been great hit in New
Ioris.
The Adelphi management takes leap from
female minstrclsy to - high dramatic art.'' 10
l..orrow evening Mr., D. II. Harkins, an actor
who has sustained good reputation for many
years, will open III * Ja:k Cade," in which he
will be assisted BY the following ladies and gen
, 1877-12-16
MUSIC.

The principal events OF the past week nave
been already fully noticed, and can only oe re-
ferred to now Us pleasant memories. ING Ao-
bott concerts, Notwithstanding the conelomef-
a.eu troupe and heterogeneous programmes
, 1877-12-16

GENERAL DRAMATIC NOTES
Fred G. Mapdcr is the new leading man Of
Pper's Opcra~House, Virginia City.
Theodore Hamilton is playing with Louise
Pou,yruy in Washington. aud has been engaged
, 1877-12-16
HEGAME EOF CHESS

CHESS DIRECTORY.
CHICAGO CHESS CLuH-Nos. 83 and Is Wash
ington street.
CHICAGO CHESS ssAssoC1ATIoS-Hansen i Welchs,
$50 Dearborn street, opposite TRIBUNE Building.
Chess players meet daily ut the fremont House
{Exchangc} and the Sherman House (Basementl.
All communications intended for this department
should be addressed TO Tue TRIBUNE, and indo1sed
tChesa.
, 1877-12-16

MISCELLANEOUS
On Tuesday evening the West End Dramatic
Company performed Aurora Floyd" to large
audience, with Miss Sara Regan in the leading
part, and II. N. Dickson as Steve HargraEe," :"
the Softy. The company was put to little
tsoub1c OH account Of one Of their members not
Doing Gblc to play, but. Notwithstanding, every
thing Went of To perfection. Ed Connolly touk
thu part of Mat Harrison" and his makeup
and actions showed the right style OF an English
dos-tanciey. The whole concluded with the
amusing ,arrc. tSArea Belle: - with Miss frankie
Dye as the ''Rclie.''
H., The Emmett t. Fritz ~ combination, which
has just been organized for tour through tue
Northwest, consists vi the following: J. \.
Emmett, Randolph Murray, Charles Wilson, y.
y. Allen, George Beane, Harry Ryncr, +. v
Hawley, C. Faust, Miss Laura Linden, Mrs.
Kate Ryner. Miss Belle Miller, Miss Annie
Ryner, Miss Ella Allen. Little Harry, and Har-
r. Taylor Qnlscal directory w. b. Barton IS
manager, and E. T. Zimmerman business man,
with Thomas Mcguire, Jr., as treasurer. Inc
company Opens at Milwaukee tomorrow even
Ing, anl will visit the principal towns in Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa. returning 10
chicago the first week III March
The National Baby Show, which opens at the
tabernacle on Wednesday, is already the ooleet
ol much CURIOUS expectation as to what IL WILL
bring. The entries have been coming in very
last during the past week, aud from "aaI uas
been seen Of them there is every proDapu1t5
that the exhibition will be q very varied one;
Among the many natural curios,tles pron11ses4i
Is one from Naukegan in the shape OF q cn1lu
one week old, who was born with complete SET
oi teeth. Theu there several fat babies on tle
way, aud babies with double beads. Inc MD
Ects are also expected to be present. II snoii' 9TH
the prospects are that the Tabernacle Waii
swarm with infant humanity, embracing al
kinds aud degrees.