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1ELEGRAPHLC NOIE&.

4
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2.-Lcoprld Mayer, NAIVE
Of rruauy we'll ~ California where 10 uFeot"tAty
two v,IIj eU.amt, ed suICro here tOdAl'
sHOI - a THEE
Npv OptFANs Jan -.-COrpOrIl DnscOU was
,. in ire head It j. supposed faaly, Dy NAT Antr
tr'd whom nc b al arrested ior THEFT Miner escaped
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIMSELF bIAb
VrttErsBArR. Penn. Jan. 2--jamcs Coon, we'll
49,, mine contractor O Iipa,aut Nsy. acrldentllT shot
,uG Killed himself willie "a ihc woods ouiJ LhLi.As ioi
game.
UUILDTNG- blows DOWN.
DENIS PoINI, Mass, Jan. = --ocE .fi M o,ihula, ~ @
lam. lanes Barnes. turning iuu az "''l idI~H "clc
NOV ,iOs - during q gale inis morning.
A POaI OFFICE ROBBED
N,,prt-S l. H. Jan. This morning o. opening
,te tr M T. J. JrWett u walC' 3. the a 0a.g, y was di'-
80 rI mat the place hsd eutulr4 aid thc 7c u'h u
,uryItr- sc ud4-Itt uoii~Is I per c.
tild, anu B3JU in money Ne.S -dh'i
APPOINTING CANAL aUFEHlN NIENDENT
AlBASY Jan. 2.---upcriht. ndcdi OF iubhc otrs
1,rt-,r as sppo.Htri N.4In H. ~uIutlu rUI~nnteI Ont
Of .scL0l " the Els ana. hd ne,toh d" 'he Nh"ifI
Canal.
THE BUSINESS PROSPECTS AT PETERSBURG VA
PrT.E,BuIsG, Va, Jan. 2-CucuiIy compiled
stt srics for the past gear allow large increase la an
lrauches Of trade Tho business oulluuh '4 ~ ptt -
ns has been iayOrAbr than Suc" the nut OF TO
be receipts and cotton sAU" aAeaI increase
oYeI previous years.
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4 DELAY on rHEELLT4rED RoAD.

An engine OF a train going downtown, on
the sixth Avenue Elevated Road partially disabled
about $50 D. yesterday b. the breaking OF the ex
haust pipe leading into the smoke stack, by means OF
which sufficient draught Is made In the hrebOx, This
occurred Just above the Forty second Street station
The engineer found that II impossible 70 keep
up even a moderate speed with loaded train without
the aid Of the exhaust pipe while the trains that were
oow ing began To collect aud wero forced stop fro-
cuty between stations tO allow the disabled engine 10
get ahead Thscaused not little alarm amOh5 tue pas
sruerrs FINALLY al the Fourteen street station, thc
paaseugcrs cot oil the train next one. The
disabled en- zine tnen went slowly To ke,tor-st Inc
tins wcr, DELAYED about twenty minutes by the acci-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
THE MAYORS MESSAGE.
CITY AFFAIRS REVIEWED AT LENGTH

CITY AFFAIRS REVIEWED AT LENGTH.
SEVERAL OF THE DEPARTMENTS SHARPLY CRrTI.
CIIED-A HOPEFUL VIEW or THE CITYs FIN-
A>CEs-A DEDUCTION IN THE NUMBER OF THE
CITY OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES RECON-.
MENDED.
The Mayor Yesterday sent TO the Board Of Alder
men his ANNUAL message. He begins formally with
the declaration that in accordance with the duty
imposed npon HIM by the city charter he commuui-
Gates TO the Board general statement Of the
finances, government aud Improvement of the city
The greater part Of the message is given herewith:
II proper that these matters should receive the most
careful consideration m both your hands ond mn", not
Wih-tandng tEc fact that while the Mayor and Common,
Council are held responsible by the people tor The state
OF our municipal affairs. yirinaiy pOUerless
under the present anomalous system, all administrative
functions OF rel moment being exercised either directly
by the heads OF the Executive Departments. who
practically beyond control indirectly By the Legisa-
turn OF the state thrOuZh the nsrUmenaiit special
legislation. In city struggling under 90 heavy bur-
dcu of indebtedness that which the City Of NewN York
now bears, and sunicc, 10 50 large annual eXprndi
iure the coni ION o onr nnnnces Is ot ID. hsi impor-
thuc' The total ~ appropriations, ar fixed by the
Board o' Estimate and AnDoriIOuucnt, for the year
le~2 rs 81 i2-3l jG, which s S2Si6,374 js less tha1
the innate Tor -sl.
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PLACEMENTS or GESTKRE NFW&.
FATALLY STABBED N A QUARREL.

FATALLY STABBED N 4 QUARREL
DETROn, Mich. Jan. Z.-llenry hanInan, u
boo. binder, fatally stabbed 10y AGo.yh 4.esse, -
ci-ariuakc3, ycscriay aud uied IL hall an Lod1. IAe
st.IJ!us " s ths result OF old quarrel.
~ TROUBLE WITH COWBOYS.
LINCOLN, Ncb., Jan. "A liquor seller
named Dll! il county Jal hefC, -aNiuE been
brOut from CuiborlsOn BY tEc shcriD to ESCAPE The
yrnrelrc, of flnD Of cowboys Little sam Of
l.r number Lud nlied bli in hlr stloou un-
der circumstances that caused much excitement among
the cowboys
MISTAKEN FOR A THIEF AND KILLED.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. ." Joe Burncs,
n,rJ barber vas sIot dA4 "l9d 'J O'itr Low -
,fes reused 10 Op anu Sas 5-Ot dta4. LOgetJ n.s
been CXoUcratcd.
DEATH FROM s,5tLLPCX At CHICAGO.
CUCAGG. Jan. 2.-Dduici Francis, formerly
CHI ou.r,t0r o. ,le es.,rI Uii0n telegraph Once IN
mis- civ and well known 10 OporunS crces' died yes
trrelay morning from lpcX. Hr Vas taken scH III
Mn. 1Jerlt ~ room on We lucslGy morning i1dt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
TIE CITY DrBT AND TAXES.

The total funded debt OF thc Cijy of Nsy-Yors in.
Guiding the towns annexed 70 the city IN 1>7I. except
revenue boud- lsted IN anticipation Of amount
ed Oh July 81 lSsl shown iu the last report
of tine Comptroller, TO Sl35,lO0,9O7 07. Tic --.-of
securities aud cash il the Sinking Fund Tor the iIe
d.mpon Ol he city Debt" S3j 7OO032 3D. leaving
the net funded debt, 800 33o97} I9 The net funded
c.ht On Dec .n' ~ 60, l-sl, ,Eas -y,.1J2 81 l..
since 1876 the funded debt has been decreased
SIGClj-j7 55 the decrease foT The year 1881 being
S32O7.o37 g. ms against s20l2l7O0 % for the year
1850 which d-res are themselves the most gratifying
comment upon the .Hecessfu administration of the mu
nciJa finances. Oar debt. however is SIN Wsatisfac-
torily large being iu the main legacy from corrupt,
and happily pust times Il is moro tuan e -ht and one
quarter Per cent oi tr total assessed iuaoh real
aud personal estate subject 10 taxation IN this city,
which is SI.l-j.J- lO)S 0j, Of which
sgTG,73j,l99 Is IpoI real estate and the remainder
upon personally Of diverse kinds This il in the sross
the largest rnunop. indebtedness in the United states.
Its steady and speedy ucton should be thc chief OBJ
icct of the financial administration The desire to
duce the debt. however, should not stand IN thu
way OF improvements which absolutely requi-
slte and an increase corresponding IN amount to the
magnitude of sIch needed improvements should meet
with approval The growing wants of tue city should 30
fairly and adequately met Notwithstanding the fact that
are paying the pohaty OF cKtravaSance ana mis-
government i1 the The pundercrS OF our city ld
not impose upon u7, In addition 10 fabuiousy large
d,Dt the obi alton 80 uuwisely 10 economic as 10
cripple growth ana ouGanEcr the comfort and well
fare ~ the entire community. There IN course
Of execution certain public works which Involve the
increase o. the CITY debit principally those for bIug gDg
the Bronx and By ram rivers INTO our water system,
which il estimate will cost two and half millions In
addition 90 which aueduct 1rOm the CrOtOD basin
is urgently needed, and will probably cost not less than
EIJOUOOUO.
real aua personal estate, The rate and the amount
OF taxes IA each year from 1872 10 IcSl. inclusive:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
DLlTHs RON VARIOUS CAUSES.

A woman of middle age, hatlcss and with
only one shoe wa. found dead the hail OF No. 20 Null
bcr-y-st yesterday Rum and exposure had KILLED her.
Mary McD-rmott forty fell dead in liquor store at
No Diyi,ion-st yesterday. Whiskey and dissipation
canned her death Coroner Hermann called yester-
daV to hold an inquest On Ellen Roach seventy q
sinser who had suddenly without medical attend
ance at No, 156 Last Forty -secondst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
THE ArroRNEY-GENERAIs APPOINTMENTS.

ALBANY, Jan. 2.-AjtOrAey- General Rus
sell has made the following appointments: First
Deputy, James A. DeanisUn, OF Jonnstpwn, Fulton
County; Second Deputy, john G. Kteer OF Canton, st.
Lawrence County Culet Clerks, JOAu {. Nn-ow. Ot
W.trrtOwn. and George ". wright, q. Albany; clerk,
Me4ton G. Percy, Oi New-fork city; slenOgrapher,
Reed McMOnas slC, Of - Lawrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
PrcLrrIoNBY TIE GorEH5oE.

ALBANY, Jan. 2.--Ncw Years Day was uni
veraglly observed here according to custom The re
ccpaons bv Governor Cornell sud Mrs. Cornell at the
Executive gAau "a and M4H7IOl were largely attended
uOtigitlstauuiu.. he weather was severely cold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03

Mr.. Auoux VINO ia about nrfy years Old, Is at the
head Of tho law iruI OF ArHouA Hitch ~ NuOlOrd No
81 Park place and las 1eeu practising Lie profession m
this city Tor many years lie Hos never held Office. He
was seen last nsh rs TBCSD reporter, in his rooms
at the Gramercy Park Hotel, and said in regard 10 his
appointment:
received Official notice OF my appointment to-day,
and have Just taken oath Of Office beIUre Judge
Brady. I received an intImauon not long a1o that 1t
was pos .ie that The Governor woud Maine me for the
pori lion, anI went a. once 10 see Judgc rpcir was
cou1 inc.i that ne had sufficient evidence to
prove tuat ne was born I'm 1sl2 not IN 1870 and
SO beyond the legal for holding the judge
ship. Governor Cornell il % great sagaclty and
prudence, and don't believe ne would give his opinion
80 cmpbaticaIiy the subject he Las by the ap-
Ioiutment If had not previously examined carefully
both sides OF the question.
MI O'Gollnan is au Old friend Of mine. l have
seen him regard to the matter, and have hero the dan
from winch he expects 10 prove tidt jude Sp-r was
born in I~I0. Nj. German j. thorough gentleman
and doesn't in the least Wupugu Judge Spers truthful
ness; he SIMPLY THINKS tns JnGse mas 1ue a HsotAe ~
regard To the mdft.r MI OG0rudn intends 20 contest
the appontm"nt believe. We VII botn present our
or GeutIt~ Joihoifo" norudME 10 ,iui @
wick O the SUI cilOr Court Tho cO4l may "lsn 10 con
slider matter at leu-tu Ia Jlt cih" We VIII OOth
have to wait while the business oi me court VIlI 20 on
a. OF judges were sick II the court decides
OF thc other VIII have the rShi 10 III
sti ute qto T"ri"O procedures De.olo vac supreme
Court tIc state order to test tue validity 81 inc
title by which be first nOlds his seat
Mr. O'Gormau sad last night that he should contest
the Hc added: -,
Judge spcir was TOO old, for nave not myself gone
over thCm carefully Ny counsel, however mas oD
taheI evidence lhdIOiCaoie 70 ny il'i 'i,V odt-o
Sgcr at the time oi ny e'ecloh ual pS'cu tno agc
which should terminate his carcor upon the bench
Those proofs would very long brief Ihey were
obtained Saratoga County, nom Balslon spa ana the
vicinity where Judge SIcu was born. PROOFS nave
been OBTAINED from the oldest inhabitants, The te,ti-
uouy Of all of whom slStalns my petition IhC dates up
on tOmDstoBes cnrrOOOIaIc THIS tesIdohy'
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GHEENUICH PINT g0P6S DEHTFoTEp.

PROVIDENCE G. L. Jan. 2.-.Ihc dam above
tfs d. ..su,,ich Print WORKS al East Greenwich gave
way l.st night ana large volume Of water swept down
lIuo the " RS with di,s rous ELECTS. Ine dyc-bo- e.,
..ius-lou~. and pat aInE-houe were partially
wreoEcd Iuo loss is ABOUT 10000 1Leic Was no Oss
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STABBED BY i REJLcrlD L0VER

HEIDGLPoBT, Conn.,, Jan. flames Daily
wa. stabbed iu the neck last night 3y Ernest Au-l
The wound is % severe one Inc aG.r occurcI on
account OF a youu- woman 80 whom Ii.iol hal been
plviug attention. >ha AdI recently discarded 'liu ana
accepted Dtl., 70 company. ,.i.Ier Was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
EJRILD III i S1oG >LInE

DENVER. Col, Jan. "A dispatch to Ifc
Ec.pUicl Iron .ly,rtou s..s IjUard r. Ryan, Ali
ras.. E,aa aud E.cH. ri Adkins employed Oh t.r tHid
disc Tunnel. ten mics from here. vclc ou 1atIual >
u. .u one hundred lr-t deep m u euf" -lilt. i~i.7
IDt s.,yc4tJu ,iIa luJrI-u- 20 recover tnc b'.t''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
E0sLoN CUSTOM HOrs6 RECEIPTS.

EosroN, Jan, 2.--'rhe total payments at the
Boston Custom House for the past year amounted To
s22,OG7O31 50, au increase oi Ssjl, ,iJG - a5 com
parsi with the previous year and larseI tlan ia any
-
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TNANCIAL QUESTIONS DISCUSSED.

otA's-'ai'' ''S ''I" u, l l,,Li,o and
was Chairman ~ '.r ~, VIA, C,,r.sscs
Currency p '"' ~ ." '''" ,..,,,t,. j., tbo rres
and I~a "'' '. '''. '''. ,,.rsotiop with
emf '.'-' % A. ''.. asked.
hH .'. .I. .,.,,,1i IVA dome in REGARD 20
~" 0'' '. t'' -'' m ,,., hs,,n
Tho National '''"S' ""'S- '''''''''
toN2'.. ,..,.,..5 .to rqok
'"...' " '"' NO. -. ,.l,.th.r
nc @ N'''' ma; I ~. tI,. ,.or m
specie d" i...'' '''.' '' ,no = I.o ,-.ti,,ral
mont ''.' .,. ,.f.+..,. If This Con-
banks .-. .\''-' ".''''- ~. 90, 600 COO
gr.st ..t "''' ''i 90 I..,,il...
ani r., ..I d" i'' ''' ,-l.f,,+
lr favor '' H' '''.5 III
a..t....- ,.''."...., .'''...' .,...-.,
L.et. Ht .,..,,.,,
asa t.r.' ''i. -'.. .'''' " .;t1.
disturb -N .I. n-.,.r
c-H :1+ of f.,
Ii ' ,.. r,.... f,...-..t, ..r..
banks, A .''..'l .. '.i.. ''''-
L..s bulls '".''1 'a- '' view, '' ..,
Ys len. ani "I-. TO do i' '.-"'' To- ''.'g
u .aF. '.'u .'i' ID 1'.
I.r .. I'D. 'a"- nave 4''.' '' 5,..,..f,
and -four t.i' "ae-A-i. '.' '''' ''.'..a . tr..
81 Heaul .ae c''.Hi.i "'.> ana >'>''
s.. o..-...' b.. 90, '-'. ,,.
l...-. t SHOWS .'..' ''' ",' ....,..-
I..i', 'l.''"i It 90 ''.' '.'" '"'
Co. '1" 'll'ue-. az ''N' N'l.''.'3 '".' ,''.' VI
Io-.gL't.s have prepared a. I'''-,'i'H ..',t
s.a. ot'ra. ,ue 1'e. PoiJuAi't' ''-.."- "''"
Controller log .lIrTnti I'D j. l.''l'-
s.'uuou of t"HraHd .oHr ANA on4-A"'I l'' 0'"''-''
tine. and olo-A.,i per CENTS
""o4l }od o~-t N"t'"@' ''..S "Nf
M'nts % surrender 'n'i elc'''. '"'
"l"- would relieve 'i '.'"@ "'''.i t
circulating note. ~ 'H ''A'7 "''u q. ''..' "I'..
I.-i.-. '-t leave those 'aN'' DIS wen "' '.
Cnuial.om aa ntnbS "Hi'h s''""'N
"Nh7t do You THINK oil secretary -',-'. i'''-
nendah"h 10 discontinue ''' '''"0 va "
uu'atcsI
81 see no p.ii'ua' "'Ii" 'n'' '''
can t'. a''. .u-' newer ''""-'' '.''
certificates Was @'"' one. .h''H prefer inc ....-
Ii-t p'a. oI bullion crtI'c3tos reI''-3Po ia ,U-''
Hut our silver certificates .aH for silver d"it''
o. -v aul ,,Ilc they are n circulation the dollars
nre not. so repeat 500 10 possible harm i-aJ 'h.y
can do.'
Are NOu I'D favor ol l.l'I lluIi+ 'l' l','''' 4''-
@. silver coinage = hr. bHcfnci wa asH.l IL.
yes, Ton fHa present o., i''-li a..-''-. ''' ''''
. ror. s..e whom vl have 10 BE ic'n,,o lAI per-
I-.- 10. colra-e discontinued 2-.'~'.a.'' ''' '-
de.cr o' tHn Uic- OF hiFei l@ u'4" '..''. .'F
steadily downward; "l'NH H\' years '-'@ 'i''-
I..I''. 'i ''A- country "''' -''"''t .,.'
a' '''n- P" '". ''.''' u ''' ','''' ,..,'.
'i.''" -'''.'' -,. .,I..- ,.....+
N.. .'
'e-'. .'" -''.'' '','' .4or 80
We ""< .I. 49, ,,s
L'. " II''-''a'' '''.'-'',' ., .-..',.
'"' Wi. '". e-!'" cups %. -o' I ,... ;'.-
no.. ',l- ,' 'it' '.', va ;.I ,,
I''..' '.''' ..i.... .l.,.i
u terms 'At ID. "''""s 10 'N''', ,' '.'
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uOr1DAY AT WASHINGTON
POLITICS AND Social fLEA>D 80 Mn,o, p

DOIITICS ANIJ cVNI-''1 -, ~.
,... ,-,;--;;rs on FINANCIAL ToPICs-RE-
Mr. .., ~ .r TIE WHITE HOUSE AID ELSE
80 now TO KEEP GUITFAu QUIET
:, ,,a.ontotive Buckncr has given his VIEWS al
18th to 4 TRIBUNE reporter on the s'b-
,'l, V1tional banks, silver coinage and silver
,;s.,+os rcfunling and internal taxation
Yesterday was devoted at Washington TO re-, re-
ccntions at the White House aHd at Tue
Eo1.as Of other officials. The Dlslnc'-A''or-
,,cy mcg sp-ec.ts method by which Gmtean'S
noisv demonstrations in the courtroom cou'u
be stonpcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03

II viii Dee observed that Of the entire sUm appro-
Irated, tnesGm %, S2,S-T257 - is required Ier tho
payment %. tnc tate taxes imposed upon ~" CRY OF
NcwGor; while the further sum ~ S5j1iOl3 81 a re-
Quir.d the payment OF salaries fixed bT law, which
docs not Include the salaries of school teachers and
.S,I4l9s, - Tor the pay ment OF tho interest The
debt r. s thus no one" apparent without reference TO
other items which al within the same cate .pry inat
very large proportion Ot the current expenditures Tor
tho ytar Is entirely beyond the control ~ Ie Board Ok
u L-- L.. H-LL- !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
TIE ASSASSIN AVID HIS QUESTS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Ihe general invitation
yen by Guitcau 10 the public 10 call upon him on New
Years Day to have bsen very generally accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03
APPOINTMENTS ~ TIE GOVEeNOR.

ALBANY, Jan. 2.-Noyemor Cornell to-day
qppa tcu a,J issued hla commission TO william H. AZ
nou 10 Tie bench of the &ewlorh superior Court vice
ia lgc sprir, signed
The Governor mato rne following judicial apnoiut-
ncrts Hear, o. tarAIu, al jaime Town, comfy judge
OF Iautauar4 County: James tol, tL ut ifny, County
JuI-, %. U..e,i.,r IoUu.1 Jolu II. Is. ozg, vi OK
oeu-Durl, CouI., Judge 0t 50. Lawrence county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-03

Presidential election never indulgesin any important
general legislation and, if a revision of the tarl1
is not made iy this Congress it will not be done, in
my opinion. until after 1SS4.'
W hat do Won think are the prospects of n reduc-
ton OF Internal Revenue taxation by this Con
gress = the correspondent asked.
Naturally il would seem that a reduction of in
tcrnal taxes should precede and not follow reduc-
tion of the tariff but in this | think the re-
verse VIII prove true. There Is a good deaf of
sentiment in legislation after all. and great many
people are willing that wm'key and tobacco should
be taxed simply because tney are Whisltey
and Tobacco. believe, therefore. that
when Judge Kelley shall bring forward his prop
OsItion 10 abolish those taxes he will lind himself IN
a minority and that they viii be retained until
after the tariff shall have been revised
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02
'fice, MainSt., ,HitchinsBrOs. Building
Newspaper La1Cs.

/. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered
wishing to continue their subscription.
2. II subscribers order the discontinuance
Of their paper, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrears are paid.
If subscribers neglect or refuse TO
take their papers from the cffice to which
they are directed, they ere held responsible
until they have settled their bills and or.
dered them discontinued.
4. II Subscribers mope TO other places soith-
out n"tifyng the publisher, and the papers
are sent to tho former direction, they are hetd
responsi5e.
s. The courts have decided that refusing
to take papers from the office, or removing
and leaving them upcalled for, is pramd
facis evidence Of intentional fraud.
8. Any person who receives q newspaper
and makes use of it. wi ether he has or
dered 1t or not, is held in law to be sub
scrlbcr.
Z. If subscribers pay in advance, they
are bouno TO give notice to T. C publisher,
at the end of their time. if they do rot
wish to continue taking il otherwise, the
publisher Is authorized to send II on, and
the subscriber Will he responsible, until al
xrress notice, with payment of arrears
/, paid.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

Ladies' TOnic.''-The GREAT
FEMALE REMEDY Is prepared by ue
lHmen's Nedjca! Iastt"te ~ B"tfalo, n
Y, and is their favor te PIES, rpIun f +
ladies' who are suffering from a. y wcaknf s.
OF mi'i'nl''S com com ',,'' 10 'nc,, y y Is
Sulu ny u "st ISIS III - per "o',ie. Lau Is
can oolaih advice Jres' seld stamp Tor
names oi ose "i.o Ii We ncrh t"r'"'
Hats! Hats siats The latest
novel les in mems, boys ard Youths hats,
at G. HARTMAN's.
CONSUMPTION sured.-An odd
plysrcan, rcl,r,d from active practice
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

The T eyser Eclo was never better
paper than it is now, under the editorship of
Mrs. Fague. -Kingwood (W. Va.) Journal.
Th9 experience of those Mineral
county editors who have felt the force
of Mrs. Fasue's caustic pen will bear
involuntary testimony TO the accuracy
Of the statement quoted. She holds
her own handsomely.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

REPORTED DEATH OF A FORMER
FRosTBURGER. - The Cum berland
lines slates that IAN old man aged
bout sixty, named John Hopkins, a
miner OF Frostburg, Nd. was found
frozen to death IN III. water station
at Chtrry Ran, w. Va, MondaJ.
No money or papers were found on
him"
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

New PAPER. Tho Queen City
Conrier, a new Cumberland weekly
paper, comes to Us well.shapen, well
printed and well-edited. It is pub
lishcd by N. J. P. Scheermesser g. Co.,
who, we are glad to note, will take
the side of the people on all public
questions.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

LODS
WE have never hesrd that Cscar
Wilde, the apostle Of the beautiful
has said anything Of the wltchery OF
a snswfall. If he has not, he bas
missed one Of the finest creations OF
Nature, especially when from the
lauguid hazinees Of autumn the wealth
er, lapsing into lowering temrera'
ture, brings to us the initial testlmcn'
ial of the presence Of wintar. The
snow of this week, the first OF this
season, was one of those quiet, un'
prelentious affairs which testow
pleasure rather than pain--one oil
those musing periods, if we may SO
speak, which awakrs the Muse OF
Poesy. This, in fact. it did in the
soul OF a valued friend, and lie LAID
the efugion upon our table
The Firs, SnOW.
Winter sows
Newborn SHOWS;
A virgin veil is spread
O'ei hill and dale
Midst storm and gale
The Winters Bridal Bed.
Hank! s.eieh bell
What spell
No music sounds so SWEET
Thy tinkling sound
Greets all around
On srecd the horses's feet!
Blazing fire,
Homes bright sire,
Around thee gladly gather,
With laughing faces
In loves embraces,
The mother, chill and father.
MULTUNl IN PARyo.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02
New Business Locals.

The Grand pening will htgin
in .cw days at 7. Janhurf's Bazaar
and Emporium, where can hc flu" d u full
supply Of Goors ol the Be mlty and OF
the Latest ) les, Mrs Jan orf oeng in
New York 10 make pulch,srs.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

THANKSGIVING day was generally
observed in and around Frostburg by
a partial suspension Of business and
mining operations.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

DRESSED poultry begins to appear
IN the store-stands, Many people
like i, better than beef, and many
others think it nearly as cheap.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

YEARS and years ago we came to look
upon good fit lie as, like u boil, sign Of
healthy cxuterance, and, when we fail to
see half dozea Iinber-le eyed, rat-catch-
ing lies about ourselves scudding about
throu,h the newsp, pers, we begin to sus-
rect ourselves of having done some mean.
ncss to notify the perennial liars of the
press .-Louisville Courter-Journal.
Also Of the ex- -"press."