Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-10-17
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Respectfully.
T. <. SLOCCM, NJ. G., 1871 Pearl st., N. Y.
HEAVY REGISTRATION. --Prohahly the
largest number of names ever added to the
voting list of this district was registered this
year. Fifty five names were added at the
three si'tings, yet the district gains but II
votes us there were forty three stricken from
the lists, dead and removed. There is u dem
ocra,ic gain in the disqualified, but u very
much greater republican gain in the newly
registered, the net republican gain being in
the ncighborhood of one dozen.
While we gain twelve our ncighboring
district, Emmitsburg, loses thirty thrcc:-
what's wrong up there?
\ LONG IMrRIsoNMENT. - In the Circuit
Court on Monday, John Oglr, colorcd. was
found guilty On the indictments charging
him with forgery. There were seven indict,
mcnls against him for sums agyrcgating
$3.50, but four were stetted by the State. On
the three convictions Oglc was sentenced by
Judge Lynch TO imprisonment in the pcni-
Tertiary for fifteen years.
ST. JAMES LUTHERAN CnuRcn,-Thc
Lutheran congregation Of this city, of which
Rev. DR.. George Dichl is pastor. has been
formally admitted to membership in the
Maryland Synod Of the Lutheran Church.
under the name of st. James Lutheran
Church. by which it will I've known hereafter.
Citizen.
Professional courtesy does not obtain
when ii comes to reviewing such villainous
publications as the Harrisburg 7tltgram.-
1t is worse than sensational il Is untruthful
and the tastes to which it pandcrs are of the
very lowest order. The man who dcliber
atcly places that paper within reach OF any
young people in whom he feels an interest
does very foolish thing and for which he
may have sore occasion for regret. AS we have
said the newspaper III question falls without
the pale of respectable journalism and while
weaknesses and foibles ofthe brethren are not
Legitimate subjects ofcri,icisms in themselves,
vet the Deliberate prostitution Of journalism
to ends 50 vile as those attained by tho Tee
gyum writers, deserve rcprobation ut the
hands of all who honor deccncy ami cleanlI-
ness in newspapers. Weare gratitied to find
many who are given to handling the 1sIe'
gran without gloves. For our part, we would
lrivclt from among the children, even though
in doing it we advertise ii among such rs are
given to that class Of reading.
The Washington Star of Monday last con-
tanned u cut of Mr.. G. V. s. Levy, Of Frc'lcr-
lex, and the following sketch:
THE members of Jacques DeMolay COM
mahdcry, No 4, of Frederick. Md, will pre-
sent Il neat appearance tomorrow, being
clothed in their new uniforms purchased
especially for the occasion. The command
erv commenced Nov. %, 1867. and now has
45 sir knights aud is in fourishing condi-
ton
Charles Van Sxcaringen Levy, the emf
nent commander, was horn at Mlddletown
Frederick county, Md, ON January Z, 1874,
His preliminary education was "btaipcd at
Mildetown and he afterward attended
Pennsylvania College at Gettysburg, where
he graduated with first Aonors in 1862. He
then studied law and was admitted to the
bar of Frederick county, in 1866, since which
time he has been one of the most successful
attorneys IN the State. He has been city
attorney of Frederick for the past thirteen
wears. He became Knight Templar in
1873 and has been eminent commander for
the past four years. laying previously filled
all the offices in the comnlantiery leading up
to his present position. He is at present
Junior grand warden Of the Grand command
erv, past grand higI, priest of the Royal
Arch chapter Of the State, and has been for
ten consecutive years master of Columbia
Lodge, \. Y anl \. NJ, of Frederick. lie
il the commander of Frederick consislory
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