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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04

LANDAUS. OMSIBCSFS
COUPE EOCKAwAYS. LANDAULETS,
OCTAGON ROCKAWAlS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-04

FfRsT.CLASS iceman and pastry eoon,
haNing obtained gold and silver nn'1a.si WIN
diploma. d'honncur" at different faris On.
hihItions Tor his specialtics IN Ices w,,neS
80 Nd !, p,.tnrr-capitalist 10 open a bist.
ness: sure beneiice. l.. ANDREA 10
THOMPSON
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s. &altsser & eobn,
@buleiale- NIB Getails9 rugsiiten.

9as &etail=@ eihdft, iopie Die Ste.
ceptur Obieer 6irmu iinb Die beDeutenb
fen in San 4ntonio, mopon Sober
tagtdgli6 lt6 81 ilberaeugeu @elegelt
belt bat. IS berri6t in Der Npotbefe
gerabeau Elm pbdnomenaler gerfebr 4;
man erbdlt bier ales frif6 : bat in
alien Departments, namentli6 aud in
bent Der Yatentmebi5inen = bic groBte
Nusmabl unD Die &eeeptur lit ben be-
fen unb gemiHenbafteiten 6dnben an=
bertraut. 9as Wbpleiale : @ei6dfi
nimmt bon Sabr gu Sobr ei1en gr6Be.
rem umfang an, benin Die Npotbefer in Der
Stabt unb anf benz 2anbe baben Dit
@%rfabruns gema6t, baB lie bier Dor:
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf bas prpmp.
teits beDtent perben. Sic Sirma Salt.
eper itebt nit ben erften 9duiern Del
Ser. Staaten in 8erbinbung unb inn.
pprtirt piele Mrtifel bireff in be0elten.
ben Nuantitdten. 9luf Outrage tperben
Preisliften perfanbt. Wir fDnnen allen
unieren betrefenben 2eiern ratben, mil
obi5er reitommirten Sirma gei6dftlid
an5ufnapfen.
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i6eibene unb menig befriebigenbe Ser
Iude blnausgefomMen 1inD.
Sic @plonien 3ogo urb &amerurl
fino bereitS 10 melt gebieben, baB Tie
ibre 8ermalturgs Soften ielbft beden
fOhnen unb man boHt, baB ibre @inz
nahhen bel ratiDneler Gerwaltung
balb nennen5mertbe ueberi6uRe er5iez
len DerDen.
Sic u@rI6liebung res bunflen CRIB
tbeils" beSeihnet @efden nit &e6t
als cine Der mi6ti9iten 6ulturz Nufaas
ben u%nierer 3eit. nNSirb bas tropii6e
2ifrifd lih ielblt iib%erlaiien", fagt er,
no miro lid baiielbe auh in Sabrbune
berten nod I'm feinen Shritt neiter
entpideln ais iebt. unb iol6e miloen
80lferidaften mie Neger unO Malapeu
fonnen nur bur6 Die Nrbeit auf cine
bobere Stufe Der Gultur : @ntnidlung
gebrdf1 merben, unb bas fann mie=
berllm nur gefhehen, inbem lie burf)
cine bober entmidelte &ace beberridt
merben." Sreilib barf Der babel unz
permeiDlife 9rud nibt in unterbriiz
duty ausarten, eei6weige benn in
Sflaperei.
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0as Gffisier=G orps bes SemtIdeu
6eereS.

Sic actibe preuBlfde @rn ee sdbl=
tie am s. Npril B. 5. Der vNtil. z3tg."
sufolge Z General : Selbmari6dlle
beam. General : Sberlten, So @es
nerale, 80 General : 2teutenants,
AL @eneralmaiors, 316 Sberz
itett, 485 Oberltlieutenants, 1911
W1aiors, 3540 Sauptleute beam. &itte
meiiter, 1898 Observation-Disclosures pab
6269 Seeohblieutenonts, I'M @an3e1
alio 15,477 Sff5iere. Sn Der bapriz
fhen Nrmee tparen porbanoen IL @enes
rale, IL @eneralieuteaants, SO Gene
ralmaiors, 81 Sberifen, IS Sbertliels
tenants, 221 Maiors, 526 9arptleute
bestp. &ittmeiiter, 523 premierlieutez
nants unb 81 Seeonblieutenants. i'm
@ansen 1882 Offisiere. SIN id6lif6en
Mrmeeeorps murDen ge3dblt | 8eneralz
Selbmari6au, 3 @enerale, Z General
Iieutenants, 9 @eneralmaiors, "a
Oberlten, 81 SberitlieutenantS, SO
Maiors, 297 6auptleute begin. &itts
meiter. 251 Observation-Disclosures unb
1852 SeconbIieutenants, i'm @anaen
aIio 1922 Sff3iere. @noli4 bas
mHrttembersilbe Armeecorps bate 5
@enerdle, Z observation-disclosures, IL
@eneralmaiors. 80 Oberlten. 81 Oberit=
lieutenants, 80 Maiors, 1877 9aupt>
leute begin. &ittmeiiter. 173 premier=
lieutenants, 308 Seeonblieutenants,
i'm @ansen 849 Ofi3i:re. Ser 6ries
bensitanD bes Sffi3ierscorrS Des beut=
iden 9eeres mar ionlit am 8. Npril B..
S. folsenber: 8 General : 5elbmarz
fiddle, be3m. 8eneralDberten, n @es
%1erale, 108 observation-disclosures, 1874
@eneralmaiors, 434 Sberiten, GAS
Ober it%lieutenants, 1910 Mtaiors, 1850
9auptleute be5m. aiitmeiiter, 1885
Observation-Disclosures uub 1876 Secono<
lieutenants, int @an3en alio 1880
Sfi5iere.
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Cine beimiiae SnOultrie.
Gen. ManSrD's 9ampf ; aaferei.

Man bort bdufig, baB beimii6e Sns
buftrie-na6 Dem 6prihmorte: Ser
propbet gilt ni6ts in feinem Batter
lante" = in Der eigenen Stubt nenis
anerfannt mirb. Nun, bel Geo. Diam
brp's 9ampffiferei lit bies ni6t Der
Saa. SIN @egentbeil finben bic 6a=
brifate Der 6abrif reiBenben Qbiab unb
fie 1T nit Nuftrdgen ni6t MIR BON bier,
ionbern BON iiberaa Der, fOrmli6 iiberz
bduft. Ser @rfolg Der grobartig ein=
geridteten @iiferei lit fein @ebeimniB.
9err Manbrp III elm Mteiifer in ieinem
Sadie. @r bat ME barauf gemartet,
baB inn auspdrtige &onfurren3 3uporz
fam, ionbern er i6nitt le Itets felbft
ab, inbem er bic neueften Mnidafunsen
madte unb bic l1eueten Mai6inen aufz
f%tellte. 9eute 1T er fir Die bebeutenbs
ten Nuftrdge in 6dfern, 8Otti6en, @iz
iternetl &C. einseribtet unb ale merben
iie prompt ausgefibrt. Sie 8iferei be-
finbet Ii9 108 unb ITO Nultinl traBe.
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STIR FIR eibenid)aftlid)en@ enuf BON
8rannttuein, Gabaf uun Opium.

Sie nnter3eidneten beebren iid eiz
mem g~eneigten Yublifum mit5utbeilen,
baB bas in~forporirte 8izGblorlD BON
Cobb unb @oeasSnititut lid i'm 3ims
mer So. Is bes Mlamnzge riiherungs~
@ebdubes befinbet. Sic befannte aeelpz
Metbobe nit ben midtiglten unb neue<
ten Yerbeferungen miro angemanDt.
9uber ben, bonn Snititut poraeidriez
benen Gegeln, merben benz Batlenten be-
aiiglih Der 2%ebenspetie, feline 9Ori6rifz
ten gemaht. 3auienbe baben bieie Be
banDlung nit @rfolg benuBt unD in
iebem Safe lit Die Sur cine permuz
nente. &uf Wuni6 plluate uno Diss
crete 8ebanblung. Wir berufen uns
nit @~rlaubniB Der 0erren auf G1as.
Naib, Sam @ls. u. Vt. 9aihisa. SO.
g. 0abIep unb 6reo 81. Suller~ ale
bier anidiiig. Stiae @enannte marerl
9atiMten bieies S%nftituts.
Sur Nlberes aDreilire man..
8. 3. @Drbett, Gefretdr.
s.. g. Clifford, ar5t uno 3ireftor.
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tleber bic @~ei6pRtpirfuna

Der neuen @epebre bel einem 8elebs
rungsihieben Der Snfanterie : ShieBs
ibule in Berlin am 2. Npril 1892 pers
ben benz vYerliner 3ageblatt" folgenbe
inierefuate @inSelbeiten mitgetbeilt:
Gei6ofien wurben auf 80 nno 80 Mfe=
ter @uiiernung; Die 5ielobiefle maren
peri6ieDen, le beitanDen in 8aums
ltdmmen aus @ihen, 45 Gentimeter
fart unb 3annenbaumitdmmen 50
Geniimeter fart; ferner aus brei bins
tereinanoer aufgetellten gi6enbalten ie
80 @entilneter, in ueriAieDeuen &aiten
aus lSOllgen aleu : Srettert, l Wteter
lang, ] Meter brett unD ! Meter
bod, perI6ieDentlid sefuut nit Sanb,
&aien, 9unger oDer Moorerbe, aus
Mauern, Elm unD 5rpei Ntauer1teine
tart, aus elmer @iienplatte 6 INN ltarf,
unD aug SDblenD1nDen. OOPS Dieter
ftarf nit 0,25 Meter 9btanb, 0,20
Dieter sefiilt NIT Sanb. Ollie bleie
3ielobiefte, bic Staten Der 2dnge mad,
murDen bur6iblagen, nobel Die @es
i6ofie ni6t ueruHitaltet muroen. Nuz
BerDem uurDe mad 3%biertaoaperr
(Yferben. aiiben) sei9ohen aug Sc
webren 30 1873 uno VI. 7llS4 gum
Sersleihe, .wie Derbeerenb bic 9ref>
fer Der alien @emebre am ano6ens
bau gewirft baben 9egen bas @emebr
M. 1873. gritere aerIprengteu iebr
bdufig OolitdnOig ben setrofenen &nos
den, mGbrenb bic 9reher be5 8ewebs
res Nt.l88 entDeber bonn &no9en obs
pra1ten ooer i'm glatt bur9lo6erten.
Sic bisber gebrau1li6en 9edunsen
fino bel neitem gu peritdrfeu. unb man
fam annebmen, baB Die ieBisen @es
f6ofe finf bintereiHanber g%eftelte
@lieoer bur1lhlagen werDen.
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u. 6. Yaris. s. sc. &otbpeG,
IRIS & ROTHWELL,

pbotosrapbifdes Ntelier,
SO. II unb - MeitzG g trafe
San Nntonio. Die %allerneuelten @en=
reg in photographer fem ausgefiibrt,
ebenio elegant menn nidt beiier, ME
irgenb mel6e i'm Staate. 2e~bensgrobe
@rapouSp ortraitS unb ale Nrten BON
8ergr0Berungen. @ebt eure gilber
niht 6remben, nm le pergroBern gu
laHen, tpenr1 bic Qrbeit bier BON perz
antiportli6en &iinitlern CUR pollen 3us
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt merben fam.
Wir liefern MIR Nrbeit eriter &la1e ab.
Mnii9ten BON @ebduben merben aufz
genommen unb ole Outrage auBerbalb
bes Mteliers prompt beiorgt.
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erlh1aaen uscr erid,lasen tuorsen 2

8et Quen, 'petde al rrsantiden Sranfbeiten letben,
TIT rie EraSe non ansrbbtner @ihttateit Spu Der
Rrantbeitstdmpn eefaut uno perni&iet tperS'n. pber
ipd er un8 fauen uub p~era;Gten 9.ereu uab Slaie
nun sebbrsn su penientsen S.sanen, beren Grtrans
frns, tean itr mist ppr Ucrnberetn Ginbalt setbaa
nitro. u~ntertnst fatatr Wirtunseu bat Die Ser
ialimmeruns BIT raid Dol iib, Der Grr 1T sas nnperz
mr,riide Reiu(tat 8r,sbt' i6e Mie-enfranfbei:, ses
r6bnltbe 0terenehtshnouas, !3uderrutr 8ia'en=
fala RIB, Cries, Sarnperltopfuus burieu iht rsrnadz
Id;ist perten S~rftelters WtaJ en bttters lit elm orr
.~reffthes. slttf je,tt5 reinise4 oes uup dtnrltr nhes
Mtttet, bas, obne pte 1arnp' game ~ %ret,en, ~fteielben
bem sar,en abrperipfem ilrtt unb require GuA
aui rem Uia zen dnb oe 9ebsr uap @erdrme hbt eS feiz
nen t afusenpen uup ertrtihsnnsn Gmfue ans be-
fdmpii Malaria unr 6beu- SINUS uup 1T fir olte
uup sebredlide Eeripnen vie fnr &eepnpa.escente
Elm pplsaslit ~sesisn'tes Stimulansm,ttei.
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Grfabritn9en efneS fleiuen M1odbenS
| ciuem 3eud1th - ruie.

Mr. uub WirS. 2pren Irescctt pphnen ala Idhter
tn Dem BE Observation-Disclosures ppn Saut 0sad I'm
Etaate Mthtoon. Sle nnc nit etntr 4 Sabre alien
Iotfsr&sn S~eieSnft. SIN lrBten Npril betam ie Gle
Vioie-n anb pann etaeu idreditGen suiten. perbunneE
MT 5ieber Dcctcr'n bebdntelten fe gu Sau,e unr tn
Detroit, aber persepenS, eS purre thinner ftiimmer
nit tbr, bis ie ypte Saut iup anpd,e " mar Oa
per,unten es ibre 6ltern init Dt. atnss Ncuer @nt=
peduns nnb uahpem ne nr Bpei UNI eine balbe
5iai1s papon sebrau.bt bate, mar f. ppnfd big gee
BELT. Gle iaSen Or FtnSs aeue Gntoedune iei ibr
@rmtht in @olr weltb, aber oen.p4 fnp Yr 6ehaiwer
f~pffenfret gu BADEN tei apcipb Dreib, 3bsrnpion &
60. in San Nntontc, IegaS.
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4. =. Collins Manufacturina

Co., 20. l, 3, 5 unb I Otz0Outon
Strabe, bat bic grOBte @usmabl in
@inbz, Pferbefraft=, Sampfz unb
SanbsY umpen a0er Dirt unb porSiigz
li6lter apnltruftion: Maiier &Dbren
afler @rt nebit 3ubebor i'm GrpB unb
&leinbanbel. Spbraulif9e &ammen
unb Winbmiiblen aler @r6be gum
Yumpen unb Wiablen iinb bort gu ba>
ben ober merben auf 8eltelluug beiorgt.
8rpbe Nusmabl in alien 9lrtiteln unb
billige preiie bel ge~biegeniter @u8z
fibrung.
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arnft una @efuunhett.

Benn Ste nt6t tr5ftts une mpbl fhblen, 70 rerfufen
ste electric 8ttters Benn ste Die g@rippe" sefhrd 1T
bat. ~periuden Ste electric 9itter5. DteS Wltitsi rrtrtt
brett aui bic qebsr, duf ben WioSen unb ouf ete Rteren,
selr dbie ju erihuen. Menu Gle an nerppiem 8ppts
ueb le,pen, perren ste turd ulsctrte Sttters ihnele
nub boueruhe Npbnlfe finbeu. Sine BrpbesBlaihe ptTe
Sic tapen uberseuseu, tab lies pas Witttpl III, 'peltes
Sts seprau6en. &ross Rlaihen fur nur so Gents in
ser @ppttete BON Heplph Grets, 1hempion & 60. ~
hatsn.
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pa" 9ie alerbeiten, geru6los bleis
benben &%iiblungs Npparate, Hefriges
raiors, See 8pres &C. bel &iebeII
& Company, China Sau, Dit
SpultonsS traBe.
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SIM b6dsRen @raks. vi.
paicy Q. Bergen Don Benton, 2af Ga. xfs., e.,
udrt, baB j. Nnonep, welher ~ Si2te lang nit ct.
Dtitstou5 TN b54iteu grone Npaftet mar, non mel.
Gem Inn peri&iebeue Nerate rereebli4 su beireien iud.
tea, BURG ben Cebruu& Don 5wei Jldiden R5niq's
Rerpfnsetdrter pouitdnbis ~berstfteui purOe.
Gbancp Eenn.. ]. OH. 800.
Dor ettpn eireln Sabre spurbe mem GoIn burdb bos
&Hr9bfsuneu Der qIerbe pom Wagen aeinfeuoert uub
an &rpfe iebr i4mer uerieBt. CT mar tauelaua oau,
enber ftb uuh beburfte Der 8eipoduna 9ao uub Sl4hi:
alas I'd Don .pdftor abnig's sternen.S tdrfers urb
nfb tine 5iai4e forlmen. gabbem i'd :tm ssueinia:
eanon etu9egtbe1 bate. feI er IN eiaeu rubiQeH GtbIoy
go9reuo q frhbtr INNER i'm G9Tafe fpro6. SIN 5tpe,
xa9sn mar &c ptel better. uno mad Gebruu6 elmer
8lalQt mar &c npufdnbig eefunb uno If rest nod TO-
E3se frob pin TO- bob i'd bic CUTE W2ebiaiit befommeu
td1e uue tpre1e ncd hermit ben beftsn Douf balm
eass &@tnnasnoa 6rtb. Oerfeueh.
SyAs cha AsrtstsE,s Nu@ var 5se.prs,ab~ah
mtro Jebem Der es ~oers1nqt. suaeionbt
&rme .rbaItcu and b. Dtebis,n uutfpuft
3tefe Wfeoytr uuybe itit benz Sabre iSf6 ros BEN
9c4p. @nttor 9bnig, Fort @apus. SUB ~5pbcrei.st
nab lest nnfsr tsiner anDetiuug BON bel
koENiG MEDICINE co
816 B0ndotph st, CHICAGO, T.
Bel slpotheterm al baben tut
eroSs S7.55. far $500.
Sn Gan MntcHio Bel aSoIpb Dreib
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STUNT : NuSreuung mad)t DaS W1ib=
ington : Senfmal DeS ~beriibmten 8ilbs
bauers &ubplpb 5iemering ben 9roBz
artigiten @inbrud.
= 5rau 6elene BON Scientific, geb.
SRI. b D6nniges unb neruittmete 6rau
b. &afowiBa, Der friibere @eliebte Qai>
falles, bat einen groBen ioeiaIen &omait
nit ben 3iteI rGrerbtes 8lut" berauss
gegeben. Sieielbft fO0 ibrigens gefdbrs
lid erfranft fein.
Ser oiterrei6fl9e 6inan5.M inis
fer Or. Steinbah bat bel Der 8orlage
bes Miinss& eformz planes i'm @eidss
&atbe erflart, DaB bic CUR 9urhfiibs
rung Der &eform n6tbigen 6olbanleis
ben nod nibt abseihlofen ieien unS
baB er bic ginfiibrung Der @%Olowdbrung
nod ni6t beitimmen foune. Sefters
reid meroe 1924, ungarn 70 Miqionen
&ulben in Cob brau9en. Sn beiben
&~eihsbalften perbe bic reue Wdbrung
gleih3eitig in Strait treten. Sic Ntin3=
einbeit wirb bic &rone fem, tpeIde in
100 9efler theilbar lit. Ser Mertb btr
&rone lit sleid 10 Yenee in enslii6em
@elo, 9lei9 IS pfennigen Der beutiden
@dbrung, Ooer glei6 l 6ranf 5 Gens
times. "a &ronen iinb gleif einem
Yfunb Sterling, pber 20 Marf. ober
% Srancs. IS tpirb @ololtiide ben
1920 unb 10 aronen geben; Silbers
itiide BON aronen unb 9albfrpnen;
!Nidelmiinsen BON 20 unb 10 9ellern,
Sroucemiin3en bon % 9elern unb ein'
aelne &upferbeler.
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Dr.. HathaWa
sspbu BreaSfoot, M. D.. M~sfstent.
Specialist oes Wsstsns.

Sunse Mdnnei.
weln, In Goise 0
Susenp Sanber
an @erpeni1pdhe
Ietben, tbrt eebens.
fraff %uusersraben
1dben nnb tbrt
Mdnult@fett Eerlo
rea, fonten ben be.
rhhmten Or. So.
ttamop ipfprt con.
iulttrea. 8e,seb'
at@t, Rerpentronf
tett (mti cber otIt
9rdume) wirt mti
ienf6aitlt4 uni
mad ben neleifer
Metbooea betan.
belt uub NIT ben
srbbten &rfpls.
rs fpmmt ntm.
bcronf on. pb MOI,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-12-17
Acknowledgements.

The JOURNAL is indebted tonumer-
Gus friends at home and abroad for
messages and letters Of sympathy.
SO many friendly attestations of this
character have made acknowledge
to each and all quite impracticable.
Hence, it is hoped this paragraph will
suffice.
Those who aided before and during
the funeral earned special thanks.
The weather made their work very
unpleasant.
The undertaken, c. +. Nickel, per
formed his duties with complete, care
full and tender Difference to all the
wishes of the family.
Rev's W. w. Van Arsdale and c. L..
Kennard conducted brief but toLching
religious exercises at home and at the
grave.
The Cumberland Times, NetrS, Indepea-
dent, and Courier, and Homecoming Star
and Reciew-all mentioned the JOUR
NAILS atfiiction in choice terms of
fraternal sympathy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-12-17
Erroneous Imprisonment.


The Cumberland NeacS of Tuesday
relates the following story:
The Arabian, Ali Bahia" or Thomas
George as he is known by the authorities,
was released yesterday on writ of hdbeas
corpus issued by Judge Hoffman. and sued
out by his attorney, J. f. Macbeth. The
warrant is extremely defective and in place
of charging him with selling without IL
cense says, selling with license" This err
ror III the warrant caused his release and he
has really been confined in Jail charged with
no Otfense at all.
1t would seem that Mr.. Bahia has
ample cas"s be1N against somebody in
legal way for wrongful lmprison-
ment.
From what court the warrant ema-
mated is not stated.
But if it were it would not be prop
er for the JOURNAL to refer critically
to that body.
Somebody under the court, however.
should smoke for it.
Meanwhile, Ali, whose name being
strictly interpreted, must mean ELI
should make a powerful effort to get
there"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-12-17
LATEST NEWS.
For the Legislature.

y special to the JOURNAL this morn
ing from Il prominent point on the
Greek announces.
y strong undercurrent feeling peryading
the community along Georges Creek, without
regard to party, to nominate and elect J. j.
Robinson to the House of Delegates, and we
propose to run him on the platform of the
jury commission bill.
The special further states:
We are in earnest in this thing, and we are
determined that no paper nor speaker shall
move us from this course by the argll-
ment that we are undermining the
cause of the courts. We are aw-abidng cit
liens who want To maintain Justice and law,
and we want also a change which we believe
will make law and justice more secure, and
that will reach out for jurors further outside.
Please publish this. PEACE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-12-17
LOCAL NEWS.
December Meeting.

Town Council met Monday evening.
The Bailiff's report was read:
Taxes collected 92-93. .slSS.72
Fines. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
Water rents. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
Total. ...... ................... s592.72
Bailff also reported that he had tax
bills against the heirs of David Percy
of three years standing. David w.
Sloan, agent for heirs, claimed that
assessment had been raised without
due notice and was, therefore, illegal.
Mr.. Sloan was willing, however, to pay
on the basis of the former assessment.
On motion of Mr.. Wittig, Bailtf was
instructed to collect by legal process.
A. W. Dewitt and other Maple
street residents requested Council to
permit arc lights on that street to re-
main.
Street Committee reported that they
had seen DR.. Jones, who said if Coun-
Gil would not take arc lights at his
figure he would remove them, as his
company could not place the mean
descents as contracted for because the
incandescent dynamo was already tax
ed to its capacity.
Mr.. Lammert favored removing all
the electric lights in town if company
would not comply with contract.
Mr.. Gunnett wanted all light COM
panies treated alike. The gas people
had not been living up to their obliga-
tons. He knew of lamps that had
not been lit for months-as an instance
the one on corner of Main and Broad
way.
The Superintendent OF the Gas COM
pany explained that the lamp named
was lit at y o'clock, midnight, at the
request of the night policeman that
his company allowed five lights to burn
after midnight instead of four, as
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-12-17

The Cumberland NetcS takes great
comfort from the supposition that
son Russell did not form a syndicate and
buy a Nova Scotia coal bed as an evidence of
his ability to obtain free coal under reci-
procity, while brother Horace Whitney was
50 sure of it under straight democratic ad-
ministration that he is still investing in Can
a,iian coal lands according to rumor.
But who knows what ''son RUSSELL
was going to do?
One thing is suro-he counted some
chickens before they were Matched,
while brother Horace waited for the
hen to get off the nest.
SO that it looks like each put his stake
on the cast Of die, and brother
Horace wou'
But he has far harder job ahead
Of him than ''son Russell would have
had.
And, according to lumor" here, he
is satisfied with the local lands he
has, for conclusive rcason--there are
no more to buy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-12-17
Concerning Judges.


Some people appear to be painfully
solicitous about the dignity of the court
and are casting about to find cause for
the fear that somebody is about to up
set that dignity.
But what the aforesaid people should
do first is to find court that is in
fallible and then knock the stuffing
out of the galoot who questions its
purity, etc.
Out in Montana the Supreme Court
is boldly charged with overturning
ruling of 1890 for partisan purposes.
In Indiana Judge Woods has been
under the hackles several months for
a decision which did not comport with
justice.
And, latest-the staid Baltimore SIN
writes of Judge Holland, of this State,
as having made an tra-judicial state
ment "as unfounded as it is impert-
inent.' MOREOVER
IfJudge Holland in the performance Of his
judicial functions, is i'll the habit ofindulging
in the same practice of finding his own facts
and rendering judgment thereon without the
smallest evidence to support them we must
be permitted to doubt seriously his fitness
even for the associate judgeship which he now
holds.
Now, we will print on the other hand
dispatch from Judge Foster, of
Kansas, to the Governor of that State q:
Hon. L. U. HUMPHREY-Dear Governor -
| have been standing up for Kansas to the
best of my ability, but when it comes to
stealing members of the Legislature and
Presidential electors from political opponent
YOU must excuse me if ] sit down.
Sincerely yours, L. q. FOSTER.
There is the incorruptible Judge
And the JOURNAL believes with all
sincerity that Hon. Fl. w. Hoffman is
a noble, lofty type of the Foster style
of judge.
For a Judge who will not steal for
party advantage will not steal or do
anything else wrong.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-12-17
This is Funny.

Mr.. Mckaig's bill providing for public
building in Cumberland is first of the kind
on the House calendar. 1t will very likely
pass the House, but as there has been no
requirement of site, or condemnation pro
ceedings instituted, it will not fare so well in
the Senate-Cumberlan NeWs.
That's wonder, too.
The Senate is republican, and we
have been taught by the Ne,cs to believe
that somewhere below the Almighty
and above Nature the republican party
enjoyed rule which did not let little
things like Requirements of site, or
condemnation proceedings" stand in
the way of always showering special
benedction on this province of its
peculiar people.
Or, perhaps, it is only when coal is
said to be in danger that the party
moves in a mysterious way
Its wonders to perform
With democrat in the House it is
almost to be feared that the Senate
will get some aid from Cumberland in
the work of keeping Cumberland from
getting the public building.
In the heaven laid out by Cumber-
land republicans there must be no
crowns for democrats.
And no harps for kickers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-12-17
the Governor VIII be Innocent.

The Ledger con lures up the future
spook Of some man who may be killed
for libel which will "shake its CORY
locks at Gov. Brown and say-''your
pardon of Robinson did it,"
This reminds the JOURNAL that the
brightest editor eyer in this county was
killed for what was esteemed libel, and
the man who killed him was acquitted
in court.
SO that, between Gov. Brown and
the court there is little room for in
vidious comparisons to the governors
prejudice.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-12-17
4 Frost burg Man Endorsed.

The Salisbury Pa.) Star has the
following to say of Il wcllknown
hustler.
Mr.. Joe i. Marx has opened his clothing
store in the Lowry building and is now ready
for business. We have inspected his stock
and take pleasure in saying that he has many
fine goods, which he is selling at very low
prices Mr.. Marx is running IA large clothing
store in Frostburg and he says he will put
permanent stock in this town, if he finds that
it will pay him.