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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-21
THE STOCK MARKET.

Trading in Comstock shares was very light dur
Ing the past week and prices reached low point
No particular reason is assigned for the weakness,
but 1t is evident that the public not trading
That the condition of the mines and the work being
carried on at present cuts figure In the present
state OF affairs is conceded for the showing
now being made in Con. Cal & Virginia, together
with the strenuous efforts to clean the south-end
mines of water. in order TO develop the lower
levels, should in themselves cause higher prices.
These are hardly likely to occur, however, until
after the midsummer vacation of the Stock Ex-
changes, which begins next week.
Prices were trfe better yesterday, but the i'm
provement was short lived, lasting during the $3.50
call only, and shading off Immediately the In
formal session. Little stock changed hands, and
the market closed weak and inactive.
NOTES.
The Silver King and Navajo assessments fall de-
linquent tn board to-day.
The annual meeting OF the North Belle Isle Com
pany Will be held Wednesday.
The Delinquent sale Of the Caledonia viii take
place Thursday.
Silver continued strong and active yesterday.
selling at 454d in London and 1OOAc In New
York.
Nine thousand six hundred ounces Of bullion has
been sent from the Belle Isle.
Louis Nathan well-knOwn mining operator on
Pine street, reported critically i'll yesterday.
Local securities were dull aud inactive yesterday,
sales being confined to 80 Gas Imp at $50 90, 30
Nitro Safety at SO 25, 220 shares Cal. Electric
Light at $l7 20, being decline of zoe over prices
of the previous day.
The Peoples lone Savings Bank has declared a
dividend OF 525 per cent on term and AZ per cent
on ordinary deposits payable July Ist.
The American sugar. Refinery Company. New
Jersey corporation that succeeded to the business
OF the Sugar Trust Companies a few months ago,
has declared dividend of 313 per cent on pre-
ferred stock and 4 per cent on common stock pay
able on the I'd of July. The company controls most
OF the sugar refneTies on the Atlantic SeabOard.
Considerable of the stock is held here.
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-21

BAGs-Calcutta, June and July 7c: Wool Bags,
36@38c. "
CORDAGE-Manila Rope is quotable at l21he a
10: 12-thread, 13c; and thread, I3Ibc; Bale
Rope, l2c p 10: Binder Irvine, l3iAe; GirapeYine
Irvine. l215c In balls and coils: Hop Irvine I2c;
Lathyarn, 1O12c. Quotations for the new process
Manila are: Rope. &c; 12-thread TIC; and do
&c; Duplex rope, &c; 12-thread, sI%c; and do,
Toe; Bale rope, 8c Lathyarn, &c: Hop Irvine,
812c; Grapevine Irvine, balls or coils, lOc Binder
Irvine, 1012e = 10.
SALMON-The market is steady. Alaskan Fish,
9712c@$l O71@ Q dozen. according to qualtyi
British Columbian, 81 3712@l 42Ia .. dozen;
WINE-Shipment of 1894 gallons ana Isl cases
to Germany.
BRANDY-Shipment of 72.OO2 gallons to Ger
many.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 55sc p 10;
Dry GRADUATED, sac; Confeetioners A, 53sc;
Extra C. Age: Golden G. 414c q 10; Bags, 14c more
than bills
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-21

No steamers announced to sail to-day. The
Umatilla falls due from Victoria and Puget Sound,
the Newport from Eel River, the Los Angeles from
Humboldt Bay, the Hayden Republic from Puget
Sound, the Gypsy from the Salinas River, and the
San Mateo from CoInOx.
Tomorrow the Coos Bay sails for San Pedro the
Corona falls due from san Diego. and the Arago
from Coos Bay.
The schooner john Mccullough, SO TONS loads
building material for Point barrow Alaska; British
ship Duke of AbereOrn, 1850 tons, lumher at Hact-
ingS Mills for Adelaide 65s; bark MelrGse, 94A
tons, lumber at Port BIakeley for Honolulu
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 20. - The stock market to-
day was Insignificant In every respect, and re-
Elected only the waiting attitude of operators trad
ing being extremely small aud fluctuations strictly
IN accordance. The close duil and slightly bet
ter than last evening Governments steady. Petro-
leum-June closed at STAG.
NEW YORK. June 20.-United States Bonds-4's,
1852 41a's. l00 Northern Pacific, "a ~: Canadian
Pacific. 1879: Central Pacific. 81: Union Pacific,
4412: AtchlsOn $3.50; Wells-farEo. l4l; Western
Union, S0$s; Silver, 1907 4c; Sterling. 81 .S6129
80.
NEW YORK. June 20-Wheat June, 81 08l2 :;
FlOur-Steady. Cofee-Sl6 80. Sugar, SAC. Hops
PACING Coast 20 g3Zc. Hides-l312c. Copper
Lake Sl2 50. TIn-Spot. so 10 Lead-DomeSIlc
"a 40. lron-$l4 Petroleum-July, OF 4c.
HOPS AND GROCERIES.
NEW YORK, June 20.-HopS dull and quiet. No
metals Saturday. Sugar: Raw quiet at Iac for
centrifugal, SO degr es, l3-l6c for fair refining
25sc for Moasses Sugar: refined firm. CUT loaf, 5c
crushed, sc; powdered, 1850; graduated, 4.06c;
cubes 4IAc; mold A, 4.1Sc; confectonerS A, g. SAC :
No II, 3. lSc; No. II, 3.06c
The market for Coffee broke to-day Is to 20
point aud closed steady. Sales, 81 $50 bags june
SIC 20 Did; July, Is 70@l5 50; August, 81 9l5 05
September, SI4 5OG14 90; October, $l3 9O914;
Rio quiet.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as foowS
BEEF-Choice, &c; first quality, 51ac; econd
quality. sc; third DO. 4GiLac
vEAL-Large 5GS5c; small Caves s97c
UTt0N-wethers. 71aQ93e; Ewes, 7A7Jac.
SPRING LAMB-S9SLac y 10.
PORK-Lve Hogs. 595lsc q 10 for heavy harl
granted. and 5000 lac for light average do: stock
Hogs. 4Ia04$sc y ID; dressed do, 3@31ac y 10.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-21

The $500 claim of Michael Commit
against the city was compromised by the
Finance Committee of the Board OF Super
visors yesterday for S2500 Commit owned
some property on Montgomery avenue, and
when that thor0ughfare was graded the
water-course draining his neghborhOod was
cut off. The result was an inundation and
consequent damage. He had already OBJ
tanned one or two judgments against the city
for the matter
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Chicago MARKETS..

CHICAGO, June 20.-Wheat was irregular. The
opening was about 1ac lower than yesterday
closing, and steadily advanced from the start 1896
for July, then eaSed off Zee again, became strong,
advancing lc. but around nooa became very weak,
and declined 1850, ruled steady and closed about
Csc higher than yesterday August closed about
1sc higher and December from 1sC to lc lower.
Receipts 100000 bushels; shipments, $4,000
buhelS. Rye nc Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, June 20-Nheat-Cash, 9612c. Corn
WhiSky-Sl q.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-21

OT'I'' ''sf'''' %
There will be two cricket matches to-day,
the Pacific Club playing the Burnaby Club
at Alameda and the CALIFORNIA; meeting the
Alamedas at Klnknervile Considerable
interest attaches to the latter match for the
reason that the clubs have met twice before
and each is credited with one victory. AS
consequence strong rivalry exists, and each
eleven will strain every nerve to win to-
DAVIS wanna
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-21
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING, June 20.
SUMMARY OF THE AARKETS

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Silver higher.
Mexican Dollars advanced.
Wheat dull.
Barley steady.
Oats easy.
Corn firmly held.
Rye unchanged.
Large receipts OF Hay.
Slender arrivals OF Beans.
Hops weak.
Large shipment of Tallow to Germany.
Potatoes and Onions lower
Butter and Eggs weak.
Poultry nominal.
Peaches giut the market,
Summer Squash in large supply.
Canned Salmon steady.
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Eng1lsh Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, June 2O-The spot market is duh
at IS 3D. Cargoes weak at 44s for of coast,
AS Sd for just shipped and 44s Cd for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations; June. IS "A; July IS 2s4 ID
August, IS 334 d; September, IS 412d; october, IS
4$4d.
CURITIES
LONDON, June 20.-COnsols. 95 3-16; United states
Bonds-4's, 120; do 412. 102: Silver, 4514;
RenteS. qhI lOc
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General Merchandise.

Northern 2o922c; Southern years staple. 149l6ei,
do seven months, 15@l7c; FoothiIl aud Middle
Counties, 1S@20c; Nevada. I5@l8c p ID
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-21
Exchange and RnIIinn.
Bank CIearings.
Shining Notes.

San Francisco bank ciearlngs last week were
SIG 327 964 against SIS $50 $40 for the same week
last
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
ONCE of THE MORNING CALL, 902 Broadway.
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AT THE WICKETS.

A One-Sided Practice Game at the Ala
media Grounds.
There was practice game at the Web
ster-street grounds yesterday. Two sides,
composed mainly of members of the Pacific
Club and eaptained by c. B. Hill and G. E.
Howell, tried conclusions. the result proving
an easy victory for Hill's eleven. The score
folloWsi
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SAN JOSE REAL ESTATE.

-~
&CH00 FINE BUSINESS CORNER STORE:
ULooo. rooms attached; cellar; stable: city
wafer stone sidewalk; on streetcar Tine:
and best location in San jose Cal; terms easv ADJ
ply FRANK WARNCKE. l407 Mason st. ieiI Isis
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Conniff's Claim Compromised,

MORNING SALES.
Board-22O Cal Electric Light, TIA: 80 Pacific
Gas imp, g. SOFA: 90 Safety Nitro Powder, SI4.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From san Francisco.

SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time Compiled by THOMAS
TENNENT ChrOnometer and Instrument
Maker, Is Market Street.
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TO LEASE.

1OO-vARA LOTTO wNSEND ST., OPP. r. r.,
IOO bet Seventh and Eighth; will rent who're or
any portion for term OF from one to teen years
ASHTON, All No tgOmery st. Tuy3U cod I'm
GOO SOAP FACTORY IN COMPLETE RUN
gov. Mug order, with a capacity OF 10000 lbs
per month. ASHTON. All Montgomery ma cod m
WILL LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS; LARGE
w store. 1924 Howard ST., in Cabe-hOuse Block /;
good location. ie2O II
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Il 61g Sacram ento st. cabinet work and fitting up
Scaess promptly attended; telephone 900 mI6u
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Il ANTED-A PARTNER TO INVEST ABOUT
" $500 In an established Office business: will pay
clear 500 per month each than value in cash
outstanding &C. o. D. - and orders hand: refer
enee required. y. Y. L.. Box IS, CALL Branch
once. 1el9 81
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.



SATURDAY. June 90
Stmr State OF California, Ackley, So hours from
Portland. via Astoria As hours; pass and mdse, to
GOOda Perkins q Co.
Stmr Greenwood, Fagarlund, 10 hours from
Greenwood lumber TO L ( White.
Stmr Coos Bay, Leland, so hours from Newport,
etc; pass and mdse. to GO0dall. Perkins Il Co.
French frigate Dubourdieu, Besson, % days from
Panama.
Schr Electra, Knudsen, - days from Mendocino;
lumber to MendOcinO Lum Der Co. Up river direct.
Schr James Towns ma. Wilson. days from Fort
Bragg;-M ft lumber, 10 Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
Schr Ivy, EngebTetsen,S days from ShOalwater
Bay; $50 NJ It lumber to Preston 81 McKinnOn.
Schr Abbie. Willg, "a hours from CaSpay; 2lO
NJ # lumber, TO Caspar Lumber Co.
Gle red.
SATURDAY. June 90
Br stmr West Indian, Scott. Victoria; Gilbert
Clements.
& Co.
stmr Karluk, Thomas Prince Williams Sound;
KaFluk Packing Co.
schr Geo Perkins, simousen, Port Townsend;
George DetrIck.
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C-EO COENER SALOON; CHEAP RENT; 1
& CO. ye IS lease; STOCK and fixtures worth
$1,000 sickness iu family cause OF selling. JONAS
a CO., 7S7 Market ST. fe2O Dts
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GIi On SALOON AT BARGAIN on AC-
u w. count OF SiCIncss: billiard tables.
MORSE q MILLER & kearnY st. iela Il
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L ABDWARE STORE, BIG STOCK; GOOD
II contractors trade: rent as; only soc on the
a fortune for locksmith with 5000; must leave
city. 227 Fifth street tel9 81
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RUsINFss CHANCES.

mo SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS 60 TO I. d.
i RARNARD. so kearny ST. Established 1859. 2Is
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GOOO BARGAIN: PAYNE STATIONERY
II LOO. aud variety store living rooms; good To-
caEion. only s s. call and inYeSfFate l53 tn
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G O00 PER MONTH.
u OOO Wanted Steady man, with 5000 or
$500, ia nice business: viii guarantee $500 per
month profit fUll Investigation invited and best OF
reference @. y. l.. Boy Is. this ONCE. ie2l 4 t
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For Late satpptno Iatellgenos see Second PAGE.
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n GOD BUSINESS CORNER IN GROWING
" neighb0rhood; new 2-story house. rooms aad
bath; oar and store; also 4-room cottage in rear.
1918 Church ST. jelO IA Il p 4Is
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-02-28
\ ClimaCtpiic Whereas.

After a majority of the school com
mlssioncrs heard from South Cumber-
land after they had studied over the
prospective boom and accompanying
school needs. and taking the necessity
into consideration which obliges them
to provide all that Cumberland
whispers for, they adopted the follow
ing "Whercas :"
1t is reported to this board by its examiner,
that there will also be required, in the near
futurc, a new building in South Cumberland
to accommodate thencrease there, the public
school facilities of that locality being already
inadequate.
1t took nearly all the people of
Frostburg. Barton and Mt. Savage to
get consideration of their wants.
South Cumberland sat still, said no
thing, left all to the examiner and
got a special, particular. exclusive
and conclusive "whcrcas."
That settled it.
The subsequent resolution provides
for having the county commissioners
ask the Legislature for authority to
issue bonds in the sum of $50, 000-for
what
The erection and equipment of new public
school buildings in Allegany county.
This opens the door to Eckhart and
several other places to come in and
share. as their needs and merits may
appear, at the expense Of every town
namcd-eXcept South Cumberland
What Frostburg will get for a new
schoolhouse wont be worth having.
There is time enough before the
people of Frostburg, however, in the
which to provide against any partial
tiles at their expense. The school
commissioners must be held strictly tc
the figure nominated in the bond"
TO that end the JOURNAL here and
now dedicateS all its powers to the
promotion Of school board unhappi,
ness until Justice is wrong from that
body's apparently unwilling hands.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-02-28
An Exercise oci'aith.

a prominent eastern gentleman, III a
position to know what he is talking
about, writes as follows to leading
Frostburg citizens:
| look upon the transfer of the c. Il o.
canal to body of business men, who will
conduct it as business operation, as move
ment of the utmost Importance, not only to
your region, but to the whole of Western
Maryland tributary thereto.
| am astonished that more Of your people
have not realized this and aided the true
friends of the canal to get it out of the hands
Of its late miSmanagers. 1t is much to he re
GREETED that it could not have been taken out
of their hands Immediately upon its being
damaged. A large amount of money would
then have been sayed in repairs and the coal
region and Western part Of the State had the
benefit Of its use for nearly two years.
The eXplana ion Of tins apathy in
the light of an issue so pregnant Of
veal or woe to the region can be seen
only in the statement that our people
felt that the matter was in hands that
needed no support and under auspices
that needed no suggestion.
They :'kncw in whom they trusted
and We're not COMPOUNDED.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-02-28
Alien TO the pcnitCntiaTN.

The Kansas City Mo- Star says:
\ ground hog which has become domcsti-
Gated at the pententary came out of its hole
last Friday. and has been frisking around at
a lively rate ever since.
There is not Il real editor in the
Missouri penitentlary, nor, so fan as
we know, one in any penitentiary.
For this reason-hc never has and
never will "become domesticat.d" in
a penal institution.
The animal described by the star,
therefore. cannot truly typify the wood
chuck species Of journalism which
the Baltimore Sua says has some hold
in MaryIamd-unless the penitentiary
is the hole which the courts have
pulled in on somebody with whom as
newspapers the Cumberland NerS and
Baltimore HraM unconsciously hold
fraternal relations.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-02-28
That Indefinite Resolution.

The school commissioners, it is un-
derstood, are quite top-lofty when
catechised as to whether they will use
$24, 200 Of the proceeds of the proposed
100000 issue Of bonds in building a
schoolhouse in Frostburg.
This is quite autocratic, but the
school board system, you know, is
more un-American than any form of
government yet imported from
Europe.
There is also that formidable res
olution containing this conclusive
clause
the proceeds of which shall be applied
by this board to the erection and equipment
of new public school buildings in Alegany
county.
This means that nobody but this
board is to handle any of the 100000 !;
that no old schoolhouses are to be
either erected or equipped, and no
new schoolhouse shall by any mistake
get built outside the county.
But when the proper time comes
for action the JOURNAL hopes to see
the people of Frostburg go down and
board with the school commissioners
until they will be glad to see their
visitors go somersaulting home with
the $24 900 pledge in their pockets.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-02-28
Mistakes Of SchOnfarbcr.

Among the attentions to contcmpor-
aries winch went over last week were
a few remarks concerning certain
pa.sapps i'm the Baltimore critic. The
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i,,c,.,,,l n.;t1, ,l,, ..ll.,,l. I,,, tta, ,,.;Il
l,,,', ,.,.,,.
,,.;,i, = 1+i.,,a, M, 49,, ..,n, d:, T.
Gives no wornin,, of its nresnnco
That wouIJ be fearful if true
Bar there are miners to-dav-nlentv
of them WORKING nearly unIcr Frost
buru who have come in unavoidable
contact with bIacIl damn. sometimes
noorIy wLoIe days at a session. for
weeks past and thev still live. health
and annette unimpaired.
And Then If black-dan,n cont,ct
vpro coniv,lant to instant da,+b
n,ino,s vonld NOT know from ox-
nr,.;nnco that if nnts ont lights ~. has
smell Death in all cases wouId
l,,., ,,,,.,,,l I,,fo,o +bo,o l;,o,,.,,,;,,
o'u''' nc. - A'''''o'
Here IS another:
ON the very day the big -FOUR miners
were before the legislative committee to urge
'''' '''e ''''''.'''' Wv, was iIp' ,r'ee' 'o'''
il, . co,Ion.ed conditior from tLa otrac,s If
bad air. and one ofthem died soon after from
the effects Oft.
There is nothing wrong about that
story except that it is not true. AS
the JOURNAL remembers it, only one
man was carried out and he was not
miner. He was not Frustrated by black
damp, but by underground locomotive
smoke. Under a strong sense of duty
he placed himself in Il position not
required by his employers and against
the p!eadngs OF his teIlowworkers.
The result was fatal. All the vcntila-
ton laws, natural and artificial, in the
universe would not have saved him.
Again:
1t is a common occurrence for men to be
crushed 10 oe : ''e'N'c" '''e o''''e cars ana
h t 10 , , , ''' ,, Nv '','% way,
demanded
Some of the oH mines of the region
b.ro Loo, avian 80 +,o r.;,;.,. 81,
io.+;or h,,+ NON. ~ tI,o cornoro+i,,,
new oonninos In many instances
indood ,ba mon ,re raop;rod to +royal
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-02-28

The death Of Senator Wilson, of this
State, makes it incumbent upon MI.
Gorman to elect at least two Senators,
perhaps three, within the next two
years:
l. a Senator to serve until the next i4agis-
iaturc.
,, At that time Senator for the remainder
Of Senator Wilson'S lme Npired term.
,, At the same time himself to succeed
himself
This is a good deal for the people to
impose upon one man, but in this State
the smaller il minority gets numeri
cally the more powerful it grows.
p. Sit is the same case in this
county-in both parties.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-02-28

A New Want Soon to BE Long Felt"
1t is said to be a popularity Of people
who are drunk to imagine that every
body else is in the same condition.
If this be true, Homecoming, accord
ing to the Reoier, occupies-not second,
but first place in generally accepted'
sottishness.
Instead of a new schoolhouse, there
fore, the commissioners should give
the Reciec an inebrate asylum--with
a yellow flag on top so that Titus a.
Brick can shoot at the towns sup
posed census without hitting the gen
orally accepted" inmates.
That is, if Cumberland will permit
ANYTHING like an asylum to be eStab-
lished anywhere in the county outside
of Cumberland.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-02-28
These he Brethren Indeed.

The star and the Recie,o unite in the
demand for Il new schoolhouse for
Homecoming.
Last week 1t was in the census lie,
The Frostburg Le1ger artist will go
down in day or two to sketch the
reunion.
Nevertheless. now is the time to
subscribe for the JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-02-28
Keep Moderately Still.

There appears to beno use in getting
up Il popular eruption to bust up the
school board in order to divorce the
educational system of the county from
the banking house idea that its main
function is to handle the public school
money so that everybody entitled to Il
share Of it will get it as late and as
little of it as possible.
The proposal is risky, because it
might injure the cause of education
beyond remedy.
Witness the fate of the man who ex-
ploded Il can of dynamite under his
belt in order to remove q wart from
hisnoSC.