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WHY SHE ABANDONED HER CHILp.-"I-m
tired OF children, and especially boys; have no
money to support them, and think the littl
care" said Mrs Stephen Layton, of No. Isl
Gates avenue, Brooklyn, yesterday morning O.
O'Clock. She had been locked up In a station
mouse the night before on suspicion OF having
abandoned her youngest Child, and had JUS
informed the Captain of police that she mad
left the child at the corner Of Linden street and
BuShWfck avenue at noon On the previous day
afternoon and sent to the Nursery Mrs.
Layton was committed until SATURDAY. for ex
animation. The case was first reported to the
police Dy the chtld's father. who did not know
what had become of the child, ana until it was
found Mrs: Layton denied knowing where it
WaS.-[N, i. World, 18th
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS

The Steamer ". ". CORCORAN which has been
recently built and furnished, L. L. rK-N
BE 8,s5 C1rtain, is the only boat Al, -
Vernon wharf Round trip 81, in Guiding admission
TO mansion and grounds. Steamer leaves 9th street
wharf daily (Sundays eIceptedl at 10 q. M. and re-
turns about y. M j. MCH HOLLINGSWORTH,
Eup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association L. l.
BLAKE. steamer W. W. Corcoran- je151y
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THE REV. w. T. MAuPIN is pastor OF Chris
tian church in Farmer City, H., but his elo-
as a revivalist, and he has been away from
home most OF the time on these missions. Lately
he was conducting meetings in Chicago when a
dispatch came urgently calling him back to
Farmer City. Without knowing what was the
matter, he packed his trunk and went home.
There he was informed that Mrs Scott, a fore
most member OF his church, had made a con
feSSiOn to her husband and that the elders had
passed q vote of SuSnenSiOn -
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
~ TATE IN GEORGETOWN, d. O., IMPROVED
WITH AN IRON FOUNDRY, ON THE q.


By virtue Of . decree duly passed by the IL
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia f,.J
on the 4th January. 1870. modified by de- ~:
cree by said court duly passed on the 18th January
1879, both DEGREES being made in the OF JACOB
G. Heiston ct al: Va. william T. Duyall ct al, No
1851. Chancery Docket, No 9, of said court I will,
a. Trustee duly appointed in said cause se at pub
premises, on SATURDAY, March 18th, 1879, at 4
O'Clock p IN, certain real estate in Georgetown in
said District Of Columbia, situated and known as
Lots numbered 26 and q. il Thomas Beaie's addi
ton to said Georgetown, with the buildings and i'm
provementss !. thereon; and also sl that piece Of
ton street, in said town. beginning at the southwest
corner Of said lot n, and run thence east and at
right anges with said Washington street to the west
line of said street thence west and with the line OF
said street to its intersection with the southern
boundary line Of said lot Nc; q then with the
beginning. with the Improvements. rights and ap
purtenances to the same belonging
Terms OF sale: Onethird Of the purchase money
in each and the residue in equal instalments Of
onethird Of said residue payable, respectively, SIX
twelve and eighteen months after date Of SALE with
interest from date the title to be reserved until the
full payment Of all the purchase money. Convey.
ofkale. CHARLES M. MATTHEWS, Trustee,
30 Congress street, Georgetown.
THOS. DOWNING. Ancf feI,31-3au
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SQUIRE WILLIAMSON ON HIS MusCLR.-The
Owensboro' 8Ky) Examiner says Blu Tanner
went into shop where Squire Williamson was
at work and offered him $l2.5 to come out and
hight. The squire brushed the money away
and Bill commenced drawing his weapons. but
was Knocked into Inconsistencies with a lack
end OF the third day. He wore q Bowie knife
and a revolver -S
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y h. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY PRESS.
BRIOK-FRONT DWELLINGS, on THE NORTH
SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH
land TWELFTH STREETS NV
By virtue Of a deed OF trust dated May 10th, Il
1870, and duly recorded in Liber No. GA, f.aI
folio PAT, one Of the land records for the Dis. ~.
trict Of Columbia, and at the request of the holder
Of the note will sell at public auction in front Of
the premises, on THURSDAY. the Goth day Of
parcel of groond, situate and being in the city of
Washington, District of Columbia, and being Lot
dred and sixteen (3l6), fronting 16 feet on street
by depth Of 100 feet to alley together with the
improvements, &c.
Terms: One-third cash; balance of equal install
ments in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
sold with interest at rate Of eisht per cant
Or AL ossh ct d All Of s ~ d
chaser's cost. If terms OF sale are not complied
with in seven days the Trustees reserve tse right to
purchaser. A. II. EICHSTADT,l rrust..s
mari -eOd&ds III. B. NOBLE, Ai"S''oo'
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UN!MPROYED PROPERTY SITUATED
ON STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS VEST. FRONTING
THE SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS
By virtue Of deed Of trust to me dated leA
September Sih, A d. 1874 aud recorded in GMt
Liber 76o, folio 236; one of the land records .&::z
for the District of Columbia and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, shall offer for sale at
public auction in front q the premises, on TUES
DAY March 18TH 1879 at half past o'clock M. the
fol owing des crled real estate situate in the city of
Washington, .. g., and described as lots numbered
(26) in square numbered three hundred and eighty.
three 1885, improved by three-story brick dwell.
ing.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
in cash, and the balance in one two and three
with interest at eight per cent. and secured on the
property sold One hundred dollars must be paid
down when the property is bid of The Trustee
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of the
defauting purchaser, if the terms not complied
with in five days from day of sale.
mar8d&ds VIM. L. DAVIS, Trustee.
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CUNARD LINE.

With the view Of Diminishing the chances Of col
sion, the Steamers Of this line take sspecic course
For al seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston. crossing the meridian Of 50 at -
lat, or nothing to the north Of 43.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
Of 80 1t ~ lat. or nothing to the north Of Al
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uov10Lts
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- BYLxs, leaves wharf foot OF 9Th ~H-N
da1 snd as sas sssTy :. Tuesday Thu tn De-
seomec River landings On Tuesdays for Mattox
Sresk, Co,tons, and landings in St Clements Bay.
IN thursdays for Matto1 Greek and landings in
Mlcomico river. On Sundays for Colton's aud land
Ing IN Ncmini Creek. Returning on Wednesday,
ste iandines excepting Mattox on Wednesday
ABOVE trips eonmencs Tuesday, Feb. 18th
l. SHERIk =, Nos. S28 and lila Pennsylvania ave
nnes or At Office foot Of 6ta and n street, sw
foD4Z q. II. JONES. Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il Co, Auctloneesa
w NV. corner 10th and d northwest

On TOMORROW MORNING. beginning "a
at 10 a M. we shall sell in front of our suc MI
ton room general assortment Of Walnut FA
Chamber Suites. Cottage Sets, handsome M
Suite, u, bolstered in Six; Brussels and Ingram
drens Shoes
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AUCTION SALES.
O-MORROW,
RIECH & ROBEY. Auctioueers
ID 93S and $40 Louisiana avenue

I
! RIECH & ROBEY. Auctoneers.
- 93S and $40 Louisiana avenue
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES,
psI. Msreh litb: q ia$a ~: larss HE
huggj,s dire: .rom factory of Louis Cook Cincin-
Ore Fire Est snfion Top Nelson" Barouche
One Tire Spring Doctors Passton.
One Iwc-SI ring do do.
No.Top Buexies snd CORTLAND Wagons
naTlsst We @-- anu BiRoH RoBEY.
T'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
81 MRGH
Boob case, Walnut and other Chamber Furni- VI
u tuIe Dining Tables and Chairs, Sdeboards.
and Heating Stoves. &C.; also, one Coupe. in good
mar1S2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
PosITIyE SALE OF TWO BILhIARp TABLES IgLEs.
FfkT Fk kIEh5H FFo i Tzf kHP FRESH FkkSE
safahb basS:sl M Ssh H. ,s5s
o'clock, within my sals s1 Oaa shall SELL to
81 4hoa as2yf sSSdHs1 Auc
DoWNMAN & GREEN. A1e i s.s !, nor,,ue.+
On SATURDAY, March 18th, 1879. at IL O'Clock
and streets e. q lot of second hand lumber,
sistine Of scantiiins, Flooring, Weatherboardng
and %a sh52se' b TsSRs fsie GREEN Az 7tn ST.
T1HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
100 FINE CHRoMos IN HANDSOMELY CARVED
FRAMES, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, March 18th, 1879 at
IL O'Clock, within my salesroOm shall sell the
above consignment comprising Landscape. Figure
and %a FITS Pieces Sale fH ESSlfs Aue
UHANCERY SALE OE VATnART n peal no
~ TATE IN GEORGETOWN, d. O., IMPROVED
WITH AN IRON FOUNDRY, ON THE O. 4
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By steamers carrying steersge, $50 and 100 gold,
sccording to accomn6 dations
Tickets to Paris. 015 colo, additional
Return tickets on fav0rabe terms. Tickets issued
q special low rate Of $50 gold during the fall and
winter season
Steerage at very low rates Storage tickets from
LIVERPOOL and Queenstown, and al other parts Of
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast, GLASGOW
6ayrA Antwerp and other ports ON the Continent
and for Mediterranean porfa
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
of1ce. No. Bowling Green. or both steerage and
ton, D. o.
an3s-ly CHss g. FRANCKLYN, Agent N. z.
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MONTH GERMAN LLOYD - STEAMSHIP
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers Of this company win SAL every Sat
urday fro Bremen Pier foot OF Sd street Hoboken.
Rates Of passage: From New York to Havre, Lon
don, Southampton and Bremen. first cabin. 800,
second cabin. $50 steera9e, $50 For freight or
Green, New York. ". G. METZkROTT 4 CO, 925
Pa ave- Asst nts for Washington ocl-1y
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Between New York and LIVERPOOL, Call
ing at Cork HarbOr,

p.rthis. We'd, March parth aaa Ssx April
Bothnia: Wed, March IL BOthnia. Wed, April
Abyssinia- Wed. March 10 Galia Wed. April
Batavia Wed: March rs Algeria. Wed, April :
8cythia- We'd. April q Scythia Wed, May
Az devery following Wednesday from New York.
NO SteeyaRe.
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STEAMERS, &c.
LOB NOwFOLK. EOaTRESS MON
IT ROE AND THE SOUTH

The Steamers JOHN GIBSON ana a KN;ag,
alternately leave Pier Al, East River New 80.
York, every Saturday, al O'Clock D. no: AH6j
9eorfetown Saturday morning and Alex ssftAal<11G
Ife1sht ta.aa at lowest rates. Apply at ONCE ov
-Nauona Metropolitan Bank, 18th street. or office
sAeent foot OF 9th street. Wa. hiDgton and So Wat
marl6 SAMUEL BACON prastdent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-12-11
Mill for Sale.

THE KxceIsssr Mn as Ellsworth Falls. with all
i the NacAinery Dwelling House, 50 acres
Land aad exss'is<t booming privilege A Asst
rata eassoe - carry = IL Gxcelsbor end Stave
% T. 4. Lax Hssslaad ~.
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Pauper Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that be
has contracted with the City of Ellsworth for
the support Of the Poor during the ensuing year
and has made ample provision for their support.
he therefore forbids all persons from furnishing
supplies TO any pauper on bis aecount, AZ, with
out his written order. be shall pay no bills so
NC. REYNOLDS
Ellsworth, pril 29,ls7s. lso
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

ARM BRoKEN.-Friday of last
week son of John Robertson, Esq,
of Grahamtcn, fell from a tree and
broke his right arm.
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ENsGEg a3ST's NO1GCE.

T. N, jenkins, J 4 AEDEKED, this eth
9&. Nday of May, 1872
lis Creditors. that Pres'y n Jenkins
give notice to his creditors, op;lorsera, and
sUretics that the second Monday OF Octo-
her 1879 is the day fixed for the said Pfestly
n. Jenkins to appear in he Circuit Court
for Allegany County to answer such inter-
rogAtories as his creditors, cnu0rsers, and
sulatcs may propose oralogc against HIN,
and that u copy Of this order be inserted
IL some newspaper printed IN tAetcwn o.
Frost'mrg once 10 week :or three successive
months prior to the second Monday Of
October next, as such notice.
Test THEO. LUMAN,
Nav 2f-3m Cl7f.'-
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FULL particulare in our advertising
columns about the Cotton Lecture.
Homecoming liens.

TIE festivals Of the NJ. E. and
Presbyterian churches were a success
financially; the former cleared 375
and the latter 500.
JOHN KEAnNs had his leg broken
in two places last Monday by kick
ing horse.
THERE was a picnic held in Mos
COW grove on Wednesday for the ben
eft Of the Barton Catholic Church.
D. L. ROBERTSON, proprietor of
Scotsman, published in New York
spent several days in town this week.
TIE members Of Lincoln Lodge of
Good Tamplars of this place, were
entertained Thursday night with ice
cream and Strawberries.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

LOCAL OPTION RALLIES. - Hen.
William Daniels, president, and Mr..
G. S. Mosher, secretary, Of the State
Temperance Alliance, assisted by q
noted lady elocutionist with thrilling
Temperance selections, will speak III
Frostburq, Wednesday and Thursday,
June 25th and 26th, and at Lonacon-
ing, 9th and 2Sth, upon Local Or
ton. We are requested to say that
all are invited to attend.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

THE Annual Levy List appears to-
day to the exclusion of other matter.
The Importance of this document will
make amends.
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Buy every Cotton Lecture Ticket
that is offered for sale. If none are
offered to you, personally, 90, find,
and buy every one you can lay your
hands on.
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GETTING WELL-Freddy Wehner,
80 badly hurt last week, is improving
rapidly and will recover.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

hAo" II SuhAb0l lttiN' t+ItO4AtJ N"0 u OoS
eouting a suit in acourt presided ovel
by Frostburg divinity. His week
ly arrivals and punctual ATTENDANCE
at the regular and special terms have
lorg since admonished the knowing
ones that the issue was close at hand
and the announcement of the delight
ful contamination has been expect
antlv watched and waited for, just like
any other foregone event of exquisite
social interest. Hymen, appealed to
from the court Of first resort, held the
case under due advIsement, but it is
suspected the PRONUNCIATION Of the
decree was q ceremonial Of exstatic
proorastination. Be this as it may,
! we were officially notified Tuesday
last that we were wanting the ensu-
/ ing evening as witness, co post tacto,
as it were. We obeyed the summons
with unusual alacrity, sustained and
soothed by an unfaltering confidence
in our ability to meet the exigencies
Of the occasion. At the spacious man
sion of James B. Thomas, Esq., we
found the city OF Cumberland repre-
scented by Mesers r a Richo'or ;,
David W. Sloan, Robert Mcdonald,
! G. T. Porter, tie Immediate friends of
the groom FrostoGrg by Mrs. Viii
liam Brace, Miss Sue Brace, aud
| Messrs. G. E. and Harry c. Brace,
mother, sister and brothers Of the
groom Mr., and Mrs W Fl. Koch, Mr.
and Mrs. B. J. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs
H. J. Powell, immediate family friends
Of the bride Rev. j. Ruhl ana wife J;
Mrs. Webb, Of New York; DR.. ]. NJ.
Porter and wife, and Miss Lucy Por-
ter. at eight o'clock Hon. WILLIAM
BRACE and Miss MAGGIE j. THOMAS
stepped into the pa:ior and 9ielged
each other the VOWS Of wedloclz aftt
thu ritual of the Episcopal church,
Rev John ". II Of Nj. Savage,
OFFICIATING. TIE customary con.ratu-
lationa over, some speculation took
place among The reporters as to the
col7r Of the bridal dress ami it was
finally decided a rich aahes-of-rcses
silk. cat Pr;ucegse trimmed will, sat-
in brocade. and draped with Breton
lace and illusion. Snrias Of natural
flowers, known as bridal wreath, -"
a1or~a4 -. .l-irt n Fl tt;~o intervals.
while the couture was surrounded bv
the exceptionaIIy beautiful and fra
grant tuberose wreath instead If the
conventional orange blossom. The
groom was faultlessly attifed in a reg
ulation suit of black. Both looked
their best, and, like true pilgrims Of
life, started cheeri!y upon the new
dispenaation.
An invitation to refreshments was
rendered III due time. The company
surrounded q board laden with mo-
nihcent bounty and suggestive OF the
most luzrriant effects OF tropical
Imagination" Every one was hand
so1neIy, fully served, aad huge ham
pers sent TO absent ones OF families
represented as mon9!Sot9 OF me Joy
ful ocoaalon.
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HORSE Died.. Wesley Porter,
Esq, lost valuable horse a few days
ago.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

DON'T refuse to buy a Cotton Leo
ture Ticket.
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ERRoR.-A ludicrous statement Was
made last week in our personals ct
the Welt Of "Msnchester Staples,
Esq, and wife" to our estimabie
friend, William Staples, Esq. of this
place, and whom we regarded as
brothers. 1t turns out that we should
have printed S. H. Manchester and
wife, OF Providence, L. l., and that
Mr.. Manchester is brother-in-law Of
Mrs. William Staples. The srIo.-
served, however, to bring about q
pleasant acquaintance with Mr.. Man
chester, whom We find tc be an intelli-
gent, aHable gentleman.
Work ON TIE NATIONAL ROAD
Last week we passed over the Nation
al Road to Cumberland. A short
distance below Cla. yeyille Wa found
Mr.. Edward Donahue and lis coIps
Of wolkmen indust,iously engaged
rolling off and sledging stones, clear.-
ing cutters, hauling dirt, in fact,
everything required to c.ake first
class read. He has a difficult section
of the road to repair, hut he demon
strates e strong determination to
make it compare favorably witls any
other portion restored f om like
condition. He is allowed $500, and
will expend it faithfully where it will
do the most good.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

MARR1ED.-At st. Michael's church,
Tuesday, June nth, 1879, by Rev.
V. T. Schmitt, Mr.. John SANMoy, OF
Pekin mines, and Miss BRIDGET
MURRAY, Of Frogtburg, Nd.
TIE entertainment by the pupils Of
the Wheeler Hall school at Odd Eel
lows Opera House, Monday evening,
June 23d, will be an interesting af-
fair. a small adnittance fee, to
cover expenses, will be charged.
THERE is a most encouraging tone
to the trade reports from the various
sections Of the country, and it is now
hoped that tho dull times are past.
New trade is being made abrosd, and
the furnaces and shops that have so
long lain idle are lighting up thcif
fires, and this will help the coal trade.
PERsoNAL.-Mra. D. L. Mackenzie,
wife Of the Iate pastor Of the Eng
liah Lutheran church, now residing
in Ohio, reached ErostburS Saturday
on visit to friends
Walter S. BavenscraGt, Esq, Of
David City, Nebraska, son Of Dr.. W.
II, Bavensoraft, of This place, is in
town.
Jso. ge Il. Oy-rHeid, Esq, OF Grai-
ton, paid his friends here aging
visit Saturday last.
Master John Bannor, son Of Hon.
Michael Banuon, of Ann9 Arundel
county, Nd, ie the gue-t Of Rev. V.
f. Sohmitt, of this place.
o. j. Moat Esq, returned Thurs
day from a run through the Valley of
Virginia. lie relates visit to one Of
the battle-halda as follows Meeting
gentleman on the ground, Mr.. ~,
pointing to an Gmincnce rear by, n
CURED
what hill is that ?"
FISHERS Hill"
OH; well, what mill is this ?''
"Fishers mill"
"Wnat is your name, sir ?'
"Fisher."
Gouyup Zellcr and Henry Meyer
left yesterday for Chicago, where they
expect to secure employm ont il
machine shop.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

The ladies Of the NJ. E. Church,
South, will hold a festival at Levi
Porter room, on Broadway, Wednes
day and Thursday evenings, June
25th and Goth. All are invited to
attend as a good time is expected.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

P,G' - 's'''' { 'l-' ~ - '-'' - q
LII 'Hi''' Snoi''
THE CoAL TRADE.-The shipments
from the mines Of The GEORGES Creek
coal ro,,ion FIR tho weak andino
rrra II 1870 -yora 90 TOO to~-. and
+;o,, Tho ,,a, 10 tla+ da+o f22 qo- tons
~ incroaso ofzG 4o7 ron, g rom, >aro3
viii, tl,o oo.,.o..,,,,, !; ,,.-:.a or1o-o
rrha al ,,,,.,nts r. tho p,1tin,oro and
Qb;o ro;,roa3 a,,,;rc +,o ,,-oo1- ,yoro
81 7re +onr f,, +ho wa, col 100
tons m ;,,,,,,s, = aq f5G t-no ~,
o., .,r,,,o,o4 ,,i+1, 1870 TIL, sIir
met, r., 4bo rloso-o-7., and Ohio
oooo7 war. far +1,o v.ooL ~ on7 toms.
for he ,zaar 7Go 2z7 toms an 3ocraoaa
Of oQ5 IONS % co,,,,sre] with last
voar The sbi,monts 10 tbo Ponn-
sv1yania ra;Iroaa war, 4 nGo tons. for
t1a v.,ar ~2 e2l +,rs an inoraosa ~
| % f21 TONS 90 co,nnaro3 with Iaat
won,
The hoav;ost coa7 s],;n,,o~ 10 gt rv.al,
was the ConooIidation co,ona,,v send.
inc ont 10703 TONS the New Central
came next with &. o26 The heaviest
el,;,,rae of ts,o wear has bcor HE Con
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

THE pupils of Miss Allio R. Hartz-
ellis school will hold an exhibition at
Odd Fellows Opera House, Wednes-
day evening, June 25th. The pro-
gramme is very attractive and all
should attend.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

ST. JOINS P. E. CHURCH, Bread
way, Rev. G. S. NJ. Stewart, rector
Sunday School, 9:l5; Divine Service
every Sunday, 1880 a. m. and s p.
M; on Friday of each week Divine
Service and Lecture at s p. N. The
public cordially invited.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

ANOTHER FINE jos OF KALso-
MINING, - The spacious bazaar of
Hitohins Bros. has just undergone a
marked change of appearance, In
lieu of the plain walls and ceiling of
few weeks ago, they are now bril-
liantly beautifed with square, circle,
ETC., of light brown and pink shading,
while the panels age light blue and
pearl tinted. The improvement il sc
notable that the rooza does no5 resem-
BILE itself. OF course, Mr.. J. n. Car
son is master Of the job, which waf
done after ais superior manner Of
kalsomining. The result is The
Messrs. Hitchins have the hand
gomeat etore:oom II town.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

AN IMPORTANT DEC1sIoE.-On
Wednesday Judge Bartol delivered
the opinion Of the Court of Appeals
in the case of the Frostburg building
association We. William Brace and
others. The main question involved
in this appeal is whether or not the
acknowledgement OF a deed by the
attorney for The building association
instead CT the corporation made ii
defective. The Count Of Appeals
docs not think II is defective and TIC
Judgment 10 reversed and the cause
zemanded. This secures the building
association its mortgaged interest in
the Odd Fellows Opera House 0.
FrOstburg, amounting to about $4,000
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-06-21

The frat locomotive passed ovoI
the new NarIows Bridgs Wednesday
evening,