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New-York tribune., 1879-01-13

or proiaue vulgar about him. but modest, gentle,
honest, brave, with something heroic. if it is
bomeiy. And the part has grown and rpencd since
first Mr. Mayo assumed it, that Is fu Of little
delicate touches that make his imper-onatiou ~ il
something extremely commeniahle, II il never
rises 10 real greatness The support IL efficient
Mlss Josephine Iaureus makes a good Eleanor
VCnghH. and she l. the ouv is important. all
the strong scenes lie between Dary and Eleanor The
others generally equal their parts The piece
fairly mounted and .oes of hri,ky.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13
OPERAIN NETWORK.

Fate Is sometimes impartial. The same
lpi.fortur which befci Nine Gelstcr al ue opening OF
rhe Nappsan season IN NewIurE and Miss HANK Al The
ecuriu oi the season IN Boston. afflicted Miss Kellogg
lo Ia, ,yrcS and m consequence Of her mdispoiu
m, s,,,to.cp,s operatic representations Booths
T,eatr, and IN Brooklyn were much disturbed The
prma donna is sad 10 DE quite well agan ahG is
expected 10 sing This evening ~ " II Trovatore'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13
SUDDEN DEATH OF 4 CLERGYMAN.

SCHENECTADY, y. Y, Jan. l2.-Ihe Rev.
Elisha Watson, cadIug clergy OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. sBd formerly presiding elder Oi the
saratoga aud Burlington DISTRICTS died suddenly ts
S~-t-Fday He nal detained hero bS the snow
Itl A..l-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13

Saturday evening 10 Mayor Cooper and ex-
Mayor Ely there was a large attendance of men
well known in political life, several of whom were
thrown in the last election into the position of
active contestants for the same Office Politics
were eschewed. however, AT this gathering, or
only the humorous features touched upon.
The new Mayor and his defeated competitor
sat side by side. Speeches were made by
Mayor Cooper and ex-MayOr Ely, Controller
Kelly. Dr. Isaac |. Hayes, Chauncey VI. De-
pew. Peter Cooper Postmaster James. Chief
Justice Noah Davis and Robert b. Roosevelt.
THE COMPANY AND THE SPEECHES.
The Lotos Club gave dinner on Saturday
evening 70 Mayor oper and eN-Msyor Ely, at which
about ninety members and guests were present The
president club the table, with the
new Mayor 0u his rght and the retiring Mayor bis
eft Next To Mayor Cooper sat the Hon. Augustus
Srhe, and next To ex-Nlyor L sat John Kelly and
Peter Cooper. Vce-presideutr Noah Brooks and Or.
Charles Pardee at the heads OF the tables.
Among other members aud guests present were Chief
justice Moan DAVIS Chauucey NJ Depew, General Il. A.
BArnum, Postmaster James, Robert T. Roosevelt, Com
ssonr r Cox ana Brennan. Or. william \. Hammond.
| Commissioner George II. Andrews. Paul du Cnalu,
David g. Croly, Douglas Taylor, Thomas J.
Creamer John A FJiey. j. F. CrOpsey, Maurice Power.
" the deputy mayor James l.. MORRISON, the AayOrs
,,., -, r,,... 49,. So. - RI -
'''i'" Va "'''' '"'A'' ''Ni' -7''-0' ram N'Se'
,l- publisher. IL swain HE0r! tue artat, " " GOrdou,
of tie Democrats state Committee. A-srmblyInau
r...t H.. II ., f,- .-. , t.,.tr. v-Il..,, ,,
' L'' 80 w. 90 'N' '- i''''''' ''''''" ''
ms. Df. \ l." Macdonald. George oa~Joi anu Moses
N.ch,I Nr. nell continued throughout the dinner in
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'" ."' '"''.'-" '"' '0" '''I 49," "
rival In accept uc the invitation he mad explained that
an Iupr. a-lvr trfnt would call aim away ar halt
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p'a' = ii' rem ''I' A'"t'tI' "-II a'14 III '"e AoPe
of being able 90 jim 10 L-nHI- the Mayors heaitn
rbo, t.. .1,.e. r-tutLtu. o.-.r
.
we" tue ''L't """ '''" ''I''" ''' P.e'i''"' pr
posed tue ca o. tHe rrV Ma o" lu brief ~Vrtcu,
-.f-,b l. to,l .,, aim, t sp-tt..,. rho f.,t rps-
Ttt lt So a. .
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January Tor Nassau. y T., lcayo New loik
Ja,uary ami d. The mails Tor b- West Iudes VIA Bee
ieavs New York Ian ary The mails for iAy eaysnia
&C leave .nuAry l. The mats Tor Au'trss
I..y. l1rN 70 The nlals Tor emma
snl JaDau leayr san Francisco January -.
'N' '"' THOs. l. JAMES. Postmaster.
Post Orrce Sew York. January IL lolf
see that new and fascinating noyei SEBASTIAN. Just
publi,hed IN TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA No. H. Priee, 10
cit, Address early. THK TRIBUNE New.Yerx
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13
The clear weather early satur-

csted nv the lower tine Tbr clear weather early satur
DAY was followed rapidly 10y Increasing clUudiness
During the greater part Of Saturday and all day yescr
cav ne clOuiv skies scarcely broken ana times
tn r. were thr atcniugs OF light snow.
Warmer and parity cloudy weather may be expected
IN this CITY and vicinity TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13
Amerlcnn ., .fnr :, >nn Cnp-uie.

American " star " ~Oft Capsules.
B,re wrapper Avoid 'aurr names OuI luua.Woot spec
ailF disabled under Government test
MAroFR PtrRF. 10 Rcads a.. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13

NAPTTN-PTNNT Tr'T-On "Wednesday. January l~-o. at
IN. r.-ideur brides uncle. Joseph r. 4srrd. Free
hold. y. j. the .v. Frank handler John Martin of
Brunswick. y. j., % Ellen l. Bennett. oi Freehold.
NJ.
TH-NTTLFU-Ou Thur.lav January 1879 ~ tho
nf hrur iar'- pr the krv br H1u11ipn.
Hcary Nlrn -m to Emma Elizabeth, aids ~t oi jose ph
b. Miller. esq, al oi TINS ctF.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. l3. a. m-The barometer
la, fallen stead!y and slowly since Friday. ON Hne
above diag gram variations on Saturday are ncs'ed
bv the upper line; the variations yesterday are ihdi-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13
The Retrenttrom Alghanl.ran
N4RRIED

m l~f'. This iuturtN increasing rIot No1utit 10
morning ID The New York Daily witness.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
->..lnDsl, IN. HE uaSt24 hours.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13, l d. m.-An area OF
lowest r, ssu., L.s moved southrast~ard over Cape
H.t,eias lie barometer now highest IN the Lower
Mississippi Valley. slight depression has moved south
eastward INTO Lax, superior. The barometer mas u
west winds prevail III the south Auauuc States.
IudicnrOHS.
For the Middle Atlantic states, northeast hacking t'
nortlWr~r. and sOutuWt-f winds, rising iplo"rd ny
afauary or falling barometer partly cloudy weather
and Iight Chau-cs lu temperature.
"E.r Sev-Eneiand. stationary or falling barometer.
sIlluIy warmer partly cloudy weather, ana VARIABLE
ana westerly wlucs.
C0tfiOHdrY Signals.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13
C0Ufl0HdrV NIQnGIS.

C,p,ionary -iguaI, continue al Macon. Cane Looko
90 II1itrr.- Kltv Hawk. Cape H.ary, NurfO
T~t,cs cape MAY. iantc CIV, bdihtgJt, sandy HO
suo ,r- ordp ri iOr hey West
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13

Al po.iee, Of Moriage, must be hi0c'ei cath IN
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13
rplBINE L0cAL OBSERVATION.

.boR, variations thih ~ ny irhl
ihts give divisions 81 tiT i "a ~
% 1tjsisbf IL. irregular represents Tie
c,c,ll.oa. - tie arTlaFy duGHs thoss AouL
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13

SIT RrENANI HOUSE,
BROADWAY AND z1TH-Sr
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN.
SUPERIOR ACCOM- AODAriON5
AT POPULAR PKiCES.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13
HONORS TO THE MAYOR.
DINNER AT THE LOTOs CLUB.

DINNEh NJ TIE LUIUN NLIb
REMARKABLE GATHERING OF POLITICAL OPPO-
NgNTs AT THE DINNER GIVEN TO MAYOR COOPER
AND Ex-MAYOR ELY-wTTTY AND INCIsIvE
SPEECHES on A GREAT VARIETY OF TOPICS.
At the dinner given by the LotOs Club on
Saturday evening 10 Mayor Cooper and ex-
Mayor Ely there was a large attendance of men
well known in political life, several of whom were
thrown in the last election into the position of
active contestants for the same Office. Politics
were eschewed however, az this gathering, or
only the humorous features touched upon.
The new Mayor and his defeated competitor
sat side by side. Speeches were made by
Mayor Cooper and ex-Mayor Ely, Controller
Kelly, Dr. Isaac |. Hayes, Chauncey VI. De-
pew. Peter Cooper, Postmaster James. Chief
Justice Noah Davis and Robert b. Roosevelt.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13


president proposed hl health continued long LIE and
bpp,pes- 10 the very end" was -t enthusiastic. NJ
Coc1er thanked The ucu Dcr, aud said tlat his scn
we're a. ardent ever and Pc was still ce,i.oGs 90
do All IN his power for hts native cry. He sG--
gesfcd an innroyemeut IN tie cry Government. vacI
ne thought the present good time tor carving nto
ecuon InIs iay the adoption Of prln 'iple whicl
would make It pecun.arIy to tie interest OF majority
u tine office holdrr- To perform thc- duuc tar fully.
Tie Idtt was suggested to h'u forty years hciDic
hv rrad.ls how the people IN European citlrs
uad eytrlmuAt-d the JtularIcs That nld ogcrrun aud
r,l. AGED tucm. Mr.. cooper suggested tnat cerlan
-u SHOULD De set aside from thr ytarf apprupii i'"h
f,ert. Theu when 10 should appear That the loss
Of prouerty from the oierttlou' or criminals ard
the destruction Of property by ire Ald dcc:, ascd,
III enuut n, the drcres. should D- distributed among
the hremen aud policemen a. reward lbuS these ciiy
srv,nf. Woud De s;rrrd TO gte1ter amt better Efforts
Then property would not Oe damaged hy water uuucce-
ssrllv thrown upon II: liquor dealers would De ie-
.'rtir.d from s,,Hug too much rum 10 men,
'.I a'tu - ,yonid 6e more yIyil,ntIv watched
~ TiranIug BnrCau which should enforce the
separation OF garbage from ashes lie offered to gave
SlO 900 10 AID in CARRYING Out surh reform scueme.
POSTMASTER JANEss ADDRESS.
In response 10 a call upon him Republican and
"a the Model Postmaster Of the country, Post
master James said Tonight the ougle OF party sounds
A truce We are not here as Republicans, nor a.
Democrats, nor as party men OF any kind We
are here az Union men-in the union OF good
fellowship, and 1 hope this union Will be
lasting call upon nv neutrality-suspicious.
10 initiate the example Of honest John Kelly and tell
Mayor Cooper tnat We Will help him, and that We Will
min Mr. Kelly 10 put the cag VI the Cty Government
an ih- tyack-nOt the track on tue AewY 'rk Central
Raufoad-snd seud her alOug career or greatness
of which the past has never furnished a parallel
the Hon Robert B. RoOsevelrmade an amusing speeeh
IN winch the KING VI the eAnd"lch Islands tne Mayor
The Controller ms political aspirations, the entr,
dsIutereseducss OF all tue attentions "hlcA May
Cooper would ISceiVe irUm no" uA'h 'Ss emu oi n'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-13

see that new and fascinating noyei SEBASTIAN. laS
publl,hed IN TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA 40 n. Price 10
c.-LIa. AaAreas carly. IIE lhlLl ~ NeW- ferA.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01
StTATE OF MARYLAND,
- TREASURY Departments,
CoMpTRoLLaR's OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 1, 1877


In pursuance of the requirements of
Section 6, of Article 60, of the Code ~
Public General Laws, as amended r J.n
uary session, 1878, Chapter 206, and VIII, Ga
reads IS follows:
THAT the Comptroller shall furnish
officer Of the State, whose acco0ni olt e..
arrears at least sixty days irior 10 IL
eral election, full statement OF rs nc
counts, and in def ult Of his acc anti :.
for such deficiencies within thirty d. .,
then it shall be the duty Of tn" Con p
trolIer to have published weekly, fc. oae
month, III one or more newspapers, in Il
county or city in which said defau|' ',
have held, or may be holding office, m &C.,
no other newspapers, the names az ties
of said officers, with the amount 6 so'"
deficiencies and the cost of advert
of the account of each such detaIltc. -
be recovered in the nalle of the Sv..e,
against the Official bond CT such 6cf ''iS"r
But no detaultcr, whose account hGYu =
manned unsettled for over five ears, eI''
be advertised"
| herewith publish the Glowing 1t of
accounting officers in hGagan. "ounty
who are in arrears to tto 5'd'' u j ry-
land, and liable TO publication under SAID
h, v, together with thu amount due by
eocb as of this day.
'''i THOMae J.; BEATING,
Comptroller y. thr t., say.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01

KNIGHTS OF HONOR. This is benef-
cial brotherhood nov generally diffuscd
throughout the United States Tired Az
on Lodge, No. 1541, was recently establish
ed in Easton, and has grown quite rapidly,
the principles Of the order and the mode
of working being quite popular when I'M
derstool. Mr.. John J. Jump has been APP
pointed Deputy Grand Dictator with pow
er to establish lodges in Talbot. 1t would
be well enough to found lodge of
Knights of Honor in st. Mickacls. We
have looked into the matter and find there
are some excellent features connected with
the Order. If any are disposed t, take the
initiatory steps towards organizing here,
they should consult with Mr.. Jump.-St
Michaels (Md) Comet.
We feel it due to the Order to state
in the above connection that Frost
burg Lodge, No. 500, was organized
April 18th, 1877! years ago. Tho
first assessment paid was No. 26, and
IS have been since paid, the last be-
ing No 81. Thirty-fve assessments
have, therefore, been sent in by this
Lodge, for which its members at the
dollar rate have secured an Insurance
of $4,000 each, the actual cost being
SIS per year. But for the yellow fever
scourges of 1878 and 1879 the coat
would have been much less, the loss
es on this account alone in 1878
amounting to $385,000. What insur-
ance company affords rate so low ?
Since the establishment of this Lodge
one member has died, his heirs re-
ceiving promptly the $4,000 guaran-
teed by the Order. The plan is I'M
exceptionsble, each member holding
his own money in hand until called
for. There is no surplus in the treas
ury at any time, consequently no in
vestments in doubtful securities, and
no expensive retinue of red tape cffi-
Gals to consume the profits as in high
premium concerns. In short, there
are no contingencies possible which
would involve loss of over one assess.
ment rate to each member. Hence
we suggest that the more brother
Haddaway clocks into the matter"
the better he will like the scheme and
through his paper urge its adoption
by all the moral and healthy people
of St. Michaels.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01

ANOTHER STIKE.-About sixty of
the Baltimore and Hampshire COM
pany's miners struck Tuesday morn
ing on account of the company re-
fusal to discharge about thirty men
who worked during the recent gener-
al strike at 40 cents. We understand
the sixty now out say they ars acting
under instructions from their cola
borers. On the other hand, the COM
pany expresses determination 10
continue the "40-cent men" under
employ and protection, and, to re-
place the vacancies of the outgoing
men, are importing miners from Fair
mont and other points along the B.
g. 0. R. R. 1t is understood, howev-
er, that when the former feel like 60
ing to work again their places will be
returned to them. The strike seems
to be an amicable one, little or no
feeling being manifested on either
side.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01
ENS0LyENT'S NOTICE.

Francis D an nRDERED, this Gath
as. fOday of October, SO,
His Creditors. that Fran els Dean give
notice to his creditors, cndorsers, ant
sureties that the second Monday OF April,
1879, is the day fixed for the said Francis
Dean to appear in the Circuit Court
for Allegany County, to answer such intor-
rogatorics as his creditors, endorsers and
sureties may propose orallege against him;
and that a copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in the town OF
Frostburg once week for three successive
months prior to the second Monday Of
April next, as such notice
Test; THEO. LUMAN,
Nov 1-3m Clerk.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01

Hitchins Bros. are selling a large lot OF
Chillren's Shoes at job prices, owing to
sizes being broken.
LADIES LACE TOP GLOVES, Super Lisle
frame made gauze Lisle, Buttons; all
quantities in latest fashion at Hitchins
Bros.
WHITE PIQUEs at Hitchins Bros, actu-
ally che per than b cached Muslins limit
ed quantity only, ami MARI ct string.
CoIorcd lamb irgs and Cash's Co!cred
Trimmings to silt.
Stewards Healing Powder cures all open
sores on horses.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01

N ,a,,, .su -
UT ic;ti Astania cure
any any, I SpeGiiic iol ihclpiehI Consumption
SOFA ny druggists HOME
ORR OVERALL SUITs-Pants and Jack
IL 9 .oi I'd, inc "~S' souus QUIZ a! Sizes AT
c,o,u.r,,, ouo,.. r..,..-......-,
0''""i' of"I'c IONIC gives strength
NEW DRESS GOODS at Hitchins Bros. !;
"'So 'e''u'i'''i i'a"i'S--''ii 'aS'i'onaoio'
Chew JACKscNs BEST Sweet Navy
A""oo"'
COnsunsDtion Cs,red.-An old
physician. retired from practice. bnvin@
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01
INSOLvENT's NOTICE.

JOHN Dickey lORDERED, this ss 81
His Creditors that John Dlckry give
notice to his creditors, endorsers and su
reties that the second Monday of ADril,
1880, is fixed for the said John Dickey
to appear in the Circuit Court for Allegany
County, to answer such intern galories as
his creditors, endorsers, and sureties may
propose or allege against him; and that a
copy If this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in the town of Frost
burg once week for three successive
months prior to the second Monday Of
April next, as SUCH notice.
Test: THEO. LUMAN,
Nov l-3m Clerk.
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GRAND JURY REPORT

To the Honorable, the Judges of the
Circuit Court for A5legany County !:
GENTLEMEN
w E have the honor to report that we
w have finished the examination of
all the cases that came before US for our
consideration.
We have visited the Jail and upon ex-
animation have found everything in APP
parent good order and the condition of
The prisoners satisfactory.
Uoon visit to the almshouse, we found
in all sixty one (Gl) inmates-29 males,
5 females and 8 children. We made q
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its SUR findings and are happy to report
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fOuhd no complaint from any one.
We respectfully ask to be discharged.
NJ. Y. RABOLD,
Der, 81, 1879. Foreman.
Oct 25
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01

FATAL ACCIDENTAL young miner,
George Myers, employed in the Con-
solidatiou coal company's Hoffman
mine, was fatally injured Monday
morning by fall of breast coal. He
fingered until Tuesday afternoon
when death ensued. He was about
twenty-one years of age and single
He was highly esteemed by a large
circle of friends.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01
HNsOLgENT'S NOTEG-'.

Charles Crook ORDERED, ~ /,
Is. EOday of aug >.... 2.
His Creditors that Charles Cr'c. esq
notice to his creditors, endorseys ard 81 -.
ties, hat the first Monday in jan.nly,
$3.50, is fixed for the said CHARTS Crook
toappear in the Circuit Court of A icg: ~
county, to answer such interrogar' IL Sol.
Ills creditors, endorsers and sulctits, : r
propose or allegc against HIM; an IL l.
copy of this order be inserted N lone
newspaper printed in the town ot Frost
Lurg once week for three successiv
months prior to the first Monday Of jana
airy next, as such notice.
Test: TlIEO. LUMAN,
Aug 16-3n C!~rE
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01

The Arion band has done yeoman
service in behalf of all parties, and it
gives frst-class music, too. But there
is strong undercurrent of popular
feeling against the prices charged,
considering the liberality which it
has enjoyed at the hands of the peo-
pie of Frostburg without regard to
party.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01

READEas Of the JOURNAL going to
Baltimore should sop at the Maltby
House, certainly one Of the best in the
city. Clean chambers, beds, first
class attention, and table Injuries
equal to any, at moderate prices, are
the rules. Try it the next time you
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01

The Mines Commission has press
ing invitations to visit the Elk Gar
den, Connellsville and New Creek
coal regions and examine Their re-
sources with a view to mention in
connection with their report of Mary
land mining interests. These do not
include several undeveloped coal
properties they have promised to ex-
plore in this county. They will prob
ably accede to the requests made.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01

THE best is the cheapest" is literal
ly true when speaking Of the Chicago
Weekly News. Read the clubbing
rates with the MINING JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01
New Business Locals

$1,000 to equal "Our Cough Cure"
Sold everywhere. "Our Consumption
and Asthma Cure" never yet failed to
Cure Consumption in the first, and Asth
ma in any stage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-11-01

TIE companies along the Creek
are doing heavy work on the strength
of large orders from the west.