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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
sENpING TnE CnAMPION TO ENGLAND.

The Manhattan Athletic Club will give the fol-
lowing series of games at Madison Square Garden
on The evening of March J: Sixty yards run, go
wards run, 600 yards rum $50 yards run, mile and
10 mule runs, One-fourth mile hurdle race. mile
walk, 2 miles walk, tug of war for four men. The
entries for these events will close to-day and arc
already largo. There will also be exhibition walks
by H. Merrill the amateur champion, and by Mr..
DrscOll, the professional champion Of America and
an exhibition one mile run by Charles Price and Mr..
Macdonald two noted runners. These games arc
given for the purpose Of raising funds TO send L. Il.
MYERS champion Of America, to compete in the
English championship games in July next. Mr.
pete in amateur games and for what honor he can
gain for himself and his club and not mt all with
n view to making money either for himself club, or
any one else, as has been TumOrcd by some evil dis
posed persons. lis success will he a National one,
so far as amateur athletics are concerned, and on
that account his club hopes Tor q very large attend
ance next week. At these games-his last appear
ance before saing-he will attempt to beat the
record at three-quaTteTs of a mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

SPORT IN IRELAND, 1SS1.-BOycOtted Land
lord Now, policeman keep your eye those three
fellows behind the hedge when fire 1T the snpe. Tie
dog Is standing, but don't you fire Mt them unt have
loaded again. for It Will not do for both Of 10 be
loaded nc the same time, have most likely learnt
at your diminishing drill. "-IJudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

WEI DE MEYERS CATABRH CURE differs from al
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application constitutional ntdote which eradcates
the poison the throat the bronchial tubes and sto
ach the Hence the prompt and
radical which everywhere follow the use Of msr
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yn Says suffering with csttarrh for several
one package effected radical cure" Nj. J. D. Mcdonald
ITO broadway. NewYoTk. 1t cured member OF ny
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hope esq., 81 Johnst Newport r. L. writes! when CON.
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deaf the church bells rng now can hear quite we'll
Mrs susan Leighton, New Market NJ H; writes; Han
known of your Catarrh years woad have
saved me $780," ETC.. etc.
Hundreds testimonials by the cured at all stages
at home abroad contained in Dr. Wei De Meyers
Treat &C. which is mailed free real cure OF cstarrh for
81 Delivered by druggists and by D. B. Dewey Co. ~
Deyst, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.

SAN Francisco, March 9.-Ihe following are
the closing oll,al prices Of mining stocks to-day
Yasterdav To-day Yesterday. To-day
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MONEY For The WASHINGTON STATUE.

The treasurer of the Washington Monument in
Wall-st acknowledges receipt up to p. m yesterday
Of the following additional subscriptions To the
fund for the erection of statue OF Washington on
tho Sub Treasury Binding:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

The Green Avenue and the Wesley METHODIST
Episcopal churches have united IN ono organization
and will bear the first mentioned name.
Professor r. +. Leighton read q lecture on the
svstem of Education in Ancient Rome before the
LING island Historical Society last evening
Dr. ]. L. Zabriskie has been chosen health officer
Cor The town of Fa bush. lilo succeeds DIR. II. L.
BARTLETT who refused the Office, the salary having
bern reduced from 5000 to 5000.
Tho Fatbush Board of Health has directed that
the ambulance with smallpox patients from Brook
Roeers-ave. and the Glove road, on the way to the
Smallpox Hospital.
In the suit of Erastus A. Lent against the Twenty
third Street Railway Company of New-York Tor
Sio 600 damages for injuries by being thrown
AGAINST an leo cart by the starting before he had
po off the step, the jury yesterday gave the plaintiff
$3.50 damages.
The exercises Of the day for fasting and prayer,
arranged by many Protestant Evangelical clergy
men of the city, VIII begin in tho First Baptist
Church. at PierIepont and Clinton-sts, ut ~ q. N.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-07-23
Auditing Committees Report.

CUMBERLAND, MD, July Il, 1881.
10 the Commissioners of AhCgany County,
Mn3 'Gad.
~ ENTLEMEN-The undersigned, APP.
" poiuted by yon TO audit the cooks
and accounts (for the year ending June 30,
1891 oi Dannicl ALnGn TREASURER OF thu
county, beg leav, 10 report that We have
performed sUil duty.
Wcnade Il complete and thorough ex-
animation Of c"ch order, receipt and
voucher, and compared tho same with
every entry IN his books, and found the
balances aud proof shells correct, We
examined tie sworn returns of the collec-
tors showing the amount of taxes and in
tcrest collected and the same properly
credited on the books and the balances
correctly brought down.
We also examined the bond aud coupon
account and found ten (l0) $500 Court
House and Jail bonds paid and cancell, d;
also one hundred and nincly-two (.02)
$1j coupons paid and cancel ed.
We have recCiptcd 10 the Treasurer iof
his vouchers and herewith return the same
TO YOU honorable body
Very respectfully yours,
HOPEWELL HEBB,
w. j. WALKER,
MARTIN ROUZER,
July IL Committee.
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July II, 1881.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
The excitement attending the as
sassinaiion Of the President ha1 sub
sided. According 10 reports less
prevailed in this city than elsewhere.
Garfeld's recovery from what was at
first considered death wound is now
confidently expected.
The outburst of patriotic feeling
and sentiment coming from all sec
tions of the country, that from the
South being especially prompt and
earnest, and from all parties, vieiug
with the political friends Of the adj
ministration, in testifying their sym
pathy and loyalty towards the chosen
ruler of the Republic, struck down
by the crazed hand Of an assassin,
must necessarily lie conducive to
much good, as it establishes the fact
beyond doubt that hereafter when the
safety Of the nation is endangered
there will be found no East nor West,
North nor South, but a solid and
united people to rally in its defence.
The great heart Of the country felt
the blow aimed al the life OF Presi-
dent Garfield, and right manfu'ly and
Loyalty have tho people spoken, and
nobly have their better instincts been
displayed, so that the event which
was thought to show the weakness Of
this government only more clearly
proves its vitality and strength.
Without intending to detract IN
the least from the magnificent srecta-
clio of gallant and patriotic people
Fastening, as with one accord, to
tender their sympathy, love and loyal
respect to their stricken chief, |
propose, what may not be uninterest-
ing to note at this time, ether and
questionable traits of American hui
man nature appearing on the surface
on this painful occasion, and which
are calculated to excite indignation,
amusement, contempt or ridicule, and
others cause a frown, emile or a
sneer as tho case may be.
Especially deserving of censure at
all times is the seemingly irrepressi-
BILE passion Of partisans to make use
of any and every opportunity to make
political capital for themselves, and
iufame the public mind against all
opponents, and the late tragic occur
renee had to minister at the hands of
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FATAL MINE ACCIDENT.
PEKIN, Md July 90, 1881.

PEKrN, MD, July 90, 1881.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
| hasten to send you the verdict Of
the jury on the inquest held in Pekin
on the 18th inst, at 9 a. M, over the
body of Archibald Thompson, who
was fatally injured by fall of root
coal liz the new 'Cony mine on the
10Th inst. The deceased was en-
ployed in this mine.
Patrick Rowen, who was working
with him, testified that the deceased
removed a prop to make room or adj
NIT another, TO give space for more
empty cars on the siding. Said prop
was 10 or rs feet from the breast or
from where he worked. He removed
the prop for his own convenience.
and by which the roof coal fell caus-
ing the sad calamity.
John McAlpine, George Robinson
and John Fitzpatrick, no were in the
mine when the accident occurred,
corroborated the testimony Of Mr.,
Rowen.
DR.. ]. D. SHILLING with the coroner
and jury viewed the body of the de-
ceased after which the physician ties.
tilted that the fall of roof coal frac-
tured his skull which caused his death.
The jury, after hearing the testi-
mony of the witnesses and physician,
retired for the purpose of rendering a
verdict. In a short while Martin
Grove, foreman, Announced that the
jury had unanimously agreed on the
following verdict
That his death was caused by fall of
roof coal in the Homecoming new mine, on
the 10th inst, and fractured his skull,
which caused instant death, and that we
exoneIate the company from all blame in
the premises.
The deceased was hard working
sober, industrious man and a good
citizen, and his sudden demise is
much regretted by the citizens of
Pekin. His bereaved widow and six
helpless children have the heartfelt
sympathy of all the people of this
region without single exception.
JOHN SAMMoN, J.. P.
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such journals as the New York
Times and Tribune, to such ignoble
ends.
An amusing feature has been the
glib and prayerful manner in which
God has been invoked in the many
kilograms and messages passing to and
fro between interested and cold
blooded politicians, many of whom
esteem it an honor to be on intimate
terms with Ingersoll and from their
practices, are generally supposed to
have very obscure ideas, if any at
all, on the subject of the Deity.
Even within the sacred precincts
of the White House, and almost in
the pl esence of the distinguished suf-
ferer, the inevitable doctors quarrel
arose, breeding much animosity and
comment.
And now a dispute arises between
the four or five men who arrested
Guiteau as to which frat laid hands
upon him, each claiming the honor.
Again, whilst all honor and credit
is due to Mrs. Garfield for the wifely
manner in which she has acted under
The painful circumstances, from the
fulsome and extravagant laudations
of newspaper correspondents and
others, stranger might be led to in
fer that the dutiful love and self
sacrifice displayed by her, were quail
tiles uncommon among American
wives. Mrs. Garfield has simply done
her duty and nothing more than any
other good wife would do under sim
liar circumstances, and TO intimate
aught to the contrary would only be
a libel upon the good and noble wo'
men Of America.
The proposition of a number of New
York bankers, railroad magnates and
other wealthy individuals to raise
fund for the relief of the family Of the
President would be more appropriate
if made before the chances of his re-
covery became so great, or if deferred
until after lis death, if such an un-
fortunate event should occur. OGe
would suppose from the avidity with
which these would-be philanthropists
subscribe out Of the surplus money at
their disposal and in many instances
ill-gotten gains that in all such cases,
as in that of Grant, to lie relieved
were in danger of immediate starva-
ton instead of living, as all are, in
the lap of luxury.
Let US therefore emulate all the
grander and nobler sentiments dis
played by tho American people at
this unfortunate period, and repudi-
ate all the little selfish traits that
have appeared, but which it may
truly be stated have been confined TO
individuals. MEMO.
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CORRESPONDEN G Z
FROM OCEAN.

OCEAN, MD, July 81, 1881.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
The JOURNAL has failed to reach
some of it's subscribers in this place
during the past two weeks.
A valuable horse was killed in
Ocean mine last Friday morning.
The Wage Workers, of Ocean and
Midland, are building a neat hall to
transact their business in, with a
spacious store-rocm on the ground
floor.
The recent rains have refreshed us
wonderfully. WIG.
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DuGG Sundays accepted.
LEAVE CUMBERLAND

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For Bedford, Pttsburg, Philadelphia
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REDUCED SINGLE FARES, gnd
ROUND TRIP TICKETS, good only on
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Sunday Trains.
LEAVE CUMBERLAND
For Homecoming, u. m, 8 p. M. and
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For Bedford, S.3Oa. m. (Excursion)
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use D. IN and arrive Al Homecoming 1915
p. M JAS. A. MlLLIlOLLAND,
July 0 General Manager.
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NEW EMPORIUM OF
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ROGERS, THE ARTIST,

ROGERS, THE ARTIST,
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Neither expense or labor has been spared
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We are determined 10 please. Our prices
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We say without fear Of contradiction
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Pictures and Fancy Articles, such as
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APRIL 1sT, 1870.

"a hib AO'D'
Recognizing the fact that the relation
ship existing between the Counties o
Maryland and the City of Baltimore is
such that residents of the Counties have
occasion to visit the City frequently dur
ing the year; in consideration of these
facts and the liberal patronage extended
the "Multby' in the past, | deem II but a
matter of justice thai some Discrimination
should be made in their favor. l have
therefore &C included to
ReduCeihe Price of Board to 81 a day
feeling confident that the same will be fully
appreciated by them, and at the same time
merit and secure an increased share OF
their patronage. Assuring them that
nothing will be lett undone that can add
totheir comfort during their stay.
Rooms without board, rs cents and up
ward per day.
q. k. HOGAN, Prop.
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-07-23

COAL in cons derab!o quantities ia
being taken out Of the shaft OF the
Cornel!sville coke and iron company,
at Leisenring. For the present it is
stacked upon the ground. Over one
thousand feet of headings have been
driven already, and as soon as the
ovens are completed the company
will be ready to make ooke.-Coal
Trade Journal.
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

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YoUNG AMERICAS GRIT.-On
Tuesday last Mr.. C5rus W. Field re-
ceived a letter FROM an apprentice,
who wrote to ray that he was too poor
to give any money to the Garfield
fund, but he was anxious to show
that his friendship fer the President
was not "shaky, SO he pro- osed that
if Mr.. Field would put some work in
his way that he could do between
730 p. IN. and a. M, allowing him
four hours to sleep, he wculd con-
tribute the amount earned thereby
to the fund. That boy has grit and
good heart, and NAV live to be
President Of the United States.
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