Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-29
CITY AND CoukrY.
Politics - Commencement Notes. The
Tax Levy-Accidents-Pe Affairs.

| Sosepns academy Tor young Iad1es. situated
near Emmitsburg, this county, took place yes.
terday morning. Cardinal Gibbons, who con.
ferred ne degrees and awarded the premiums,
delivered an address to the graduating class.
He was afserward presented with q number OF
floral tributes by the children. Col. Mosby, Of
Washington, was among the persons present.
| Gold medals were awarded to these graduates
Misses Mary Murphy, Of Centralia, Pa; Sarah
c. Dixon, Of Chambersburg, Pa; Anna Nolan,
of Reading, Pa, Mary Mclean, Of st. Louis,
Mo. Miss Pauline Mosby was awarded medal
for drawing, and similar honor was conferred
The students of St. Johns literary institute
here last night rendered their retiring master,
Prof. Wildly, of Worcester, Mass, banquet.
| Richard P. Row is home from college at
Lawrenceville, N. J. The closing exercises
| OF the Frederick academy, Prof. Leslie, princi-
| pal, took place to-day.
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
number Of serious accidents have occurred
here this week: Lewis Summers, employed on
tersville, had his right hand caught in a reap
ing machine and sewed through and through
by the binding needle. A team Of horses on
the farm Of McGill Belt, near here, ran away
with reaping machine; one Of the men was
| thrown in front Of the knives and painfully
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tempting to ford the Monocacy, was swept from
the wagon and compelled to swim for his life.
team OF horses ran away with Harry Colds
borough and VIM. Poole at Walkersville; Colds
borough was badly cut and bruised. Josiah
Flock. living near New Baltimore, this county,
was thrown from a spring wagon by a runaway
horse and was cut and bruised; his right col
lar bone was fractured. Ira Young, eighteen
years old, living near Burkittsville, fell through
the floor of a barn distance of Is feet and Re-
ivra6o ,pxa ,ol s,~s,,
A GREAT SOCIAL EVENT
When Mr.. John vinton Dahlgren brings his
bride Of tomorrow to the handsome country
home of his mother, on South mountain, this
county, he will be royalty received Prepara-
tons for the event are now in progress and
are of an elaborate nature. The guests will be
numbered by the hundred and the wedding
festival will continue for the space Of o full
week. The floor Of the large barn ON the place
has been waxed for dancing and the walls
handsomely decorated. 1t is fine building,
more like house than a barn. Refreshments
Will he served in the carrage-house, which is
being gaily decorated for the occasion. 1t will
be filled with tables. 1t will be the greatest
social event that has occurred in Maryland for
years.
ADJUDoED INSANE.
One of the saddest incidents that has &C.
CURED in Frederick for some time is the case
OF Francis Brengle, esq.,. prominently connected
with the Frederick bar for a number years. He
was adjudged insane by jury de lunatlco in
1ssdar ~ Ieiu a. s1e c1urtno9se mere meo-
QUESTION was ratified by the court and Mr.,
Brengle's brother, DIR. VIM. d. Brengle, ap-
pointed trustee Of his affairs, with power to
;.:ai.: .ne unIor 'uha.e man 70 some proper
rnnia rIancis brehgie Is son OF non.
:M s DIensle' MeHper vi Congress from tne
Ia7H nnn;rSt.S Mai ianu ~ io.o, anu was N
LOU appo an =. s.ate attorney OF fIeoericK
county 70 III .ne une1pired term OF the late
1uuee oohn nitcnIe, VINO resigned. de was
iio'eu republican ora'or.
MONTGOMERY MIGERAL AND MINING COMPANY.
The incorporation of the Montgomery min
eral and mining comnanv was effectsd hare
vos,erdov h. $780,
.r1 eaunt ~ Spencer - Jones, OF M4nt8om-
MAJ w. III W;, noyo C; S9hn y.
- Eraioa, " T anu onalies Ma war eel
The object ~ ,ha oo nap~, - s.oeA is s'o,yoO;
are hei;s " - Tue company ~ 70 aevetop whas
their 5OO-acre tract near Gaitbersbur0
INTEREST IN POLITICS
in Frederick county is beginning IN deve,on in
spite of the present onnressive condition ~ The
atmosphere. There are a number of asnirants
for Tho shoriea,.,, ,uh;h :; nn,
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puphcan incumoent. Inc most prominent OF
auese on the reRuohcan SIDE ls captain l.. NJ.
Hiin,e, lnan. Inc oemocrats are SAID 70 nave
aark morse, Deheved 70 be Mr.; Luther Derr,
VINO was Immediately succeeded in the Office
STRONGEST anono tha d.,,oo...;a 80 .o
For the other positions on the ticket few namas
have been presented. Dorsey II. Etchison, a
young democrat, wants to go to the house Of
ueiesases. changes among the gaugers and
II nnSe airea1y commenced mere. e.
~ a ai ranA ana store
$1,000 ~ Iai: anu norsey oistnieIles In
80 b Srt rs ui'' win pe succeeoe1 monday
Of ri; Thn, y sai n.i,, ana ueo. W. owank
% siind IA. NC 1 sle sun we more places 70
~ n i;e.ii, one AZ rrce alstueiy ana one at
w. uL' ~ ~ EniIn.'sourg district. Asa q
Urn.,a - t az tue ioreT and granville
R;oas .a az a aSe ." NC oahes narris ana =. =.
ntSsr az. ~ 49, pace ~ ana tne
; Es.el pos. - oesHea ny several; Inc deputy
nnw nal ev cGsesorsaP mere which Is
Tbsd LIu Xaa;, .. nts MN PROBABLY go 70
Vomnm ~ M; ~ Tapnas'iiie, tnls county
-. 0ue' "a -"ie'o"n' "iso "anteo the
p'"'e'
AN ADVANCED TAX RATE.
The board Of county commissioners held a
special session here TO-DAY and f,xed tho oorr.,,
tav 80 o.. ~. 49,. ,ooo :. 20 -0 HoDn''
AN .a'e io' 'ns yen, too' a' Genus On the one
nuhored dollars. rms Is cents In advance Of
the rate last year, due to the heavy losses sus-
tanned by the county during the recent food
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