Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-12-08


Aggregate males and females in cor
poratc limits. s......................3,2
Total whitcs-male and female. 5000
" colurel 2O6
" Chinese ............... l
Aggregate as aboyc................... ,2O7
Natives -malcs.... .........1,3 81
" females. cS............14 AL
Total tal................ -, 7o2
Foreign gn-born-malcs. ....,... 230
" - -fcmaes.... 225
Total al.................... ....... 100
Aggregate as above. ve...................3,2O ,2O1
Males, white, over y years of
age and citizens. $50
" COlOrcd, dittO......... 10
Total citizens. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 13S
Males ditto uunaturalized. ..... 26
Total males over p years of age...... 764
Number of families. es................... $50
The population inside of corporate
limits 3.2O7, does not reach eXpecta-
tions. The enumerators took the
pains, however, to ascertain that the
suburbs contain 17I families. This
figure multiplied by ) l-ll-the aver
age per family in the corporation
gives sol, II number of people to all
intcnts and purposes Il part of the
towns population. The census of
FroStburg may he fairly reckoned,
therefore, as follows:
Number inside corporate limits. ......... ., ,201
" outside ......... S9l
Total. l. U9S
In round numbers the population
Of Frostburg is t. 100.
Sch00I Emtcrta inment.-A very in
tcrcstiug entertainment was afforded
small audience at Moat's Opera
House Friday evening Of last week,
by the Frostburg Grammar School, as
sisted by teachers of other grades.
The occasion was very .nodestly ad-
vcrtised for one deserving so much in
matter and manner of presentation.
The program was US follows:
UlSic-"Ia Gitana Waltz" - Hooking S
Orchestra.
Chor"s-" "Jolly Boys'-Grammar School.
Srlectjo~-"Marll Twain's Watch"-George
Stern.
Solo" -"Nobody's Darling Evans.
TaJieau - "Sculptors Dream'- Bernie
Porter, Mile Oder, Katie Hartig, Jennie
Rankin, Katie Hanson, Mary j. Dando,
Blanche oder, Anne McAllister.
Rnuling-"IIow He Saved st. Michael's'-
EstcIlc Jettries
"Phlosophy of Sleep'-Grace
Shatfcr.
Ta6icuu -"The COurtn' - Miss Annie
McAllister and George Stern.
QuuTet-"Come Where the Lilies Bloom"
Misses Mollie Faraday and Venie Fuller
and Messrs. \. w. Hooking, William Rowe.
R,citations-"Night Before Christmas
Nellie Morris. might After Christmas
Ralph Smith.
Solo-'Changes in Lile'-Bernie Porter.
O,trture- Grown of Gold'' - Hooking ;
Orchestra.
TaJlcnt-"Lecture on Morals''-J. NJ. Port
er Shatlcr, Willie Miller, Ralph Smith, Ar
thur Smith.
Solo-"Swiss Echo Song'-Miss Roemer.
Rccjtatjou - Pats Excelsior May
McCaughan.
Tubleau-"The First Patient'-Miss Mary
J. Dando and George Stern.
Rou,iilg - Sewing Girls Diary" - Miss
Nenie Lee.
Rccitatjon-"C of the Bells - Lizzie
Thomas.
-"Sumrse'-Misses Lee and Full
Ter and Messrs. Hooking and Rowe.
Tob!co"-"Gypsy Encampment' - Sadie
Shearcr Carrie Habcrlne, Jennie Kergan,
Lizzie Thomas, Allie Porter Salle Hoblit-
zcll, Blanche Oder, Annie Rodda, Willie Mil
Ter, Arthur Smith, Willie Edwards, and Miss
E~telle Jcll'ricS.
Duct-"Come With Me'-Misses Roemer
and Lee.
.H,sic-"Visions of Rest Waltzes'-Hock-
ing's Orchestra.
TaJlcau-"Pygmalion and Galatea''-Ber-
ME Porter and Willie Edwards.
Chor,~-"Thc Farmer Boy - Grammar
School.
The quartet, "Come Where the
Lilies Bloom" was finely rendered.
The same may be said of the "Swiss
Echo Song" and the duet, Come
With Me-
The parts borne by the pupils were
wei! sustained, and all bore the trying
ordeal OF appearing before an audience
like heroes and heroines.
It's proposed, we understand, to re-
peat the entertainment, as there is a
good object behind it. In which event
it is hoped larger audience will wit
ness it.