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Catoctin clarion., 1892-09-22
Order Nisi Oh Sales.
No. COOS Equity.

1--WE OOVo AL>A"ASy
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County,
sitting in Equity.
September, 1892
Abraham F. Roddy, assignee of William
Stoutier, Mortgagcc of Ann thinner.
man and Charles Zimmerman
her husband.
on
Petition
In the Matter of the Report of Sales filed
The 7th day of September, lS9!
ORDERED, That on the 7th day of Octo-
" Der. 1892, the Court vii! proceed to act
upon the farther Report of sales of Real
estate, reported to sal1 Court by Abraham +.
Rodiy, Assignee of Mortgage in the above
cause, and filed therein AS aforesaid, to finally
ratify and confirm the same, unless cause to
day provided Il copy of this order be inserted
in some Newspaper published in Frederick
County for three SUCCESSIVE weeks prior to
said day
Tie Report states the amount of sales to
be 1925 90
Dated this 7,h cay Of September, 1892
JOHN l. JORDAN,
Clerk fthc Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
True Copy-Tcsl: John l. Jordan
s,pl54t Clerk.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-09-22
New Advertisements.

On Saturday the 9th inst, Mr.. Harlan
Brown, who had been in IN uncon scious
condition for several months, died at his
home at Deerfeld, Nd. The deceased was a
son of School Commissioner Joseph B
Brown, and was % years, months and %
days old. Interment was made in the Gem
eterv at FoXYille, Md.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-09-22

More than one hundred trains passed
through Cumberland Oh Monday, for
Washington.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-09-22

AS result Of depression in ship
building, fifteen thousand men are idle
at the Clyde yards, England.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-09-22
Ayers
Hair vigor
Prepared by Ord. G. Aver s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
FOR SALE.

For S>LE.--A new Estey Organ; a 500
organ, yet in Mcssrs. Sanders u Stayman's
rooms IN Baltimore, for $40. Can be jude
in catalogue, or may bc seen by calling as
above. Inquire at
THIS OFFICE.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-09-22

For SALE.-A standard bicycle, worth
$135 for $95 Yet in factory and can be
judged in catalogue or recognized by lis
name and reputation. Inquire at
THIS OFFICE.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-09-22

condition for several months, died at his
home at Deerfeld, Nd. The deceased wasa
son of School Commissioner Joseph B.
Brown, and was % years, 2 months and %
days old. Intern,cnt was made in the Gem.
etcry at Foxville, Md.
On last Saturday the house of Mr.. Josiah
II. Green, of near Wolfsyllle, was entered,
while Mr.. Green and wife were in attend
ance at the Odd Fellows picnic at Boons-
boro. 1t seems that Mrs Green before leav-
ing took her purse containing $12 and one
cent, and put the $12 under the carpet, leav.
ing the one cent in the purse. The robbers
searched the house thoroughly and when
Mrs. Green returned she found her $12 safe
but the one cent gonc.-Gu'de.
| What might haVe been a serious wreck on
the Potomac Valley Railroad was aveit'd
Wednesday morning by the timely ing
of an Italian. Tuesday nights rain loosened
a lot OF slate and earth in o deep cut along
! the line and 1t fell down on the track. The
Italian happened to see 1t before the train
came along, and gave the engineer signal
to stop The obstruction was at such a
point that 1t would have been next to lmpos-
siblc for the engineer to stop his engine after
coming in sight oft Transcript.
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| PARTNERSHIP RENEwED-Dr. NJ. Z. Lcath-
crman in May last, withdrew from the paIt.
ncrship which had existed between himself
and DR.. E. c. Kciauvcr, in order to avail
himsclfof postgraduate course in New
York City. These two gentleman have
again entered into n partnership tor the
practice of medicine in this place under the
old firm name of Lcatherman and kcfauyer
The former patrons Of this firm will be
pleased to learn of the rene al of their form
cr business relations.
For HARRISON, REID AND WELLINGTON.
The republicans Of this district have or.
ganized Campaign Club and meet every
Saturday evening in the Town Hall. MIR.
S NJ. Birely is President; Mr.. Chas. Robinson
Vice President Mr.. Harry Gorsuch Sccrc-
tary and Col John II RouZcr Trcarsurer.
Executive Committee: j. F. D. Miller
Charles II. Oslcr, Frank Zimmerman, Frank
Hesson, r. G. Stocksdalc, II. G. Root, j. H.
Freeze, W. r. HcnsNaw and p N HANNA
| l;or
Catoctin clarion., 1892-09-22
NJ Office

II 0''OA
The attention of parents and teachers is
called to the law which requires that all
children shall have been Gully vacclnatcd be
fore being received in any school,
The provisions of the act include all
schools whether public or private, and al
though it is believed that it has been rather
better observed in this county than in many
| others Of the state. yet IN the considerable
propo. t,on of instances it has been dlsrcgard
ed or evadcd.
Although there docs not exist at present
time Il single known case of smallpox within
the limits of the state, yet it has prevailed IN
the United States in Il Tar greater number of
localities than is usual ut this season of the
year and may at any time make its appear
ancG in this county.
| The Law has made fair provision for the
compensation to physicians for vaccinating
tho Sc whose means rcnutr il difficult TO pay
reliable vaccine matter can be gratu!tously
procured FRI IN DR.. Tcackle State Vaccine
Acclt at Baltimore Under these circum.
stances it is hop, d and believed that the Jaw
will uc more vigorously observed without
C, ss;aing the enforcement of the pena lty
attached to its disregard.
WM. Ii. BALTZELL, NJ. D.,
snptS3t Co., Healt Ii on cr
Catoctin clarion., 1892-09-22
Mr.. Robert Cadow of Bloomington, ILL.,, is
visiting his mother and sister III this place.

Asa general rule 1t IS best not to correct
costiveness by the use of saline or drastic
medicines. When purgative is needed, the
most prompt, effective, and beneficial ls
Ayers Pills. Their tendency is to restore,
and not weaken, the normal action of the
bouola
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
Two Women Drowned.

Mahnla Harvey. aged twenty-five. living at
2j2 Stevenson street and Lucy Clark. a
younger girl, living at Gil Canal bank. Doth
c0lored were Drowned IN the canal between
Sixth and Seventh streets az o'clock yester-
day morning. About the hour named I0lce-
man Austin was on Canal street between J. itlh
and Sixth: he heard a scream IN the direction
OF the ni0n depot and hastened ia that dlrec-
ton. On reaching the canal bridge on
Seventh street be discovered cOum0ton
IN the water above Mr. Austin went % the
watchmans quarters on the other side OF the
street and got q lantern and then he and the
Waterman proceeded % the point where the
water seemed % be disturi ed. The police
man saw black object IN the dock and re-
marked that dog was floating down. Hardly
had he said this when the officer saw what he
took to be two hands suddenly appear anu
then the whole object sank ont OK sight.
Inquiry elected the fact that the two women
had been i'm Attendance upon q candy stew az
6l7 Canal bank. which was kept mp until 3
A. H. The persons present did not hear tie
screams and bad not missed the absent
women. but remembered when their atten-
ton was called g. the matter that they bed
gone TO the canal for a bucket of water. lie
body of one of the women was found az b
o'clock. and the other was recovered 10y draw
ing the water from the cana. ami after beng
viewed bv the coroner they were both turned
over % friends The verdict ol the coroner b
jury was that they met their death from ac-
cidental drowning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Tie whereabouts Of Captain William Simp-
kin still remains a mystery. HIS IN So lnti-
mate friends were approached Yesterday. but
thev stated no trace OF him has been dlscOy-
cred save the fact that he was seen IN Peters
burg on Monday afternoon. 10 Will be re-
merabered he disappeared on Monday last
just before Captain Slmpkin left be secured
loan of SOD from one OF his Warmest
friends. and it is believed by many that that
sum was his entire capital when ho left Rich
m0nd The Captain was one OF Richmond
best known citizens. and became financially
embarrassed a few DAYS ago. ON Monday he
had several thousand dollars worth o.
Obligations 10 meet, and 10 Is said
that rather than face his debtors
and tell them that he was wholly unable 70
meet them with the payment of funds he ieit
the city. The distressing fact of the whole
proceeding SO his friends say. Is that ms wife
knows nothing whatever of his plans on
whereabouts. but it is hoped 10y them that to-
days mail will bring TO his helpmate some IN
formation that Will IN "a measure relieve her
distress and the sorrow of those ar unr her
a few days $50 Captain Simpkn applied TO
the Virginia Lie Insurance Company for a
loan of SlJ.0 and spoke of valuable pro-
uertv he owned IN Baltimore but the loan
was refused He had. however. q lie lu-ur-
ance policy of $4,000. Mr.. Simpkn was last
seen In Petersburg by one Of the gentlemen
who occupies an Office IN TIE Times building
This gentleman. on their arrival at Peters
burg, suggested 20 the Captain that they both
take a drink. but Captain mpkn
refused 10 do SO. stating that he
had an engagement with gentleman al
the depot of Petersburg and that IT was neces
sary for him 90 remain there until hs friend
came. ltis imposed. after consideration of
later DEVELOPMENTS. that the Captain took the
next train 10 90 South. there TO begin anew.
In Richmond he was last seen about 10
o'clock. when he rushed luwlediy M the
Office of a weil-knOwn man OF tins cltv and
requested loan of 300. The gentleman
approached, stated be did not have that
sum in bank. but after the Cap
tain bad stated that the loan was
only for an hour The man approached
finally promised % raise 10 and did So Cap
tain Smpkiu then presented his check AZ
security. and loft the office stating that De
was on his way 10 Manchester. where Lo
would make collections sufficient o. Thrice
pay the amount. 10 is believed that instead
OF gong 90 Manchester the Captain boarded
"a south 1ound train. ana was then seen by the
gentleman mentioned ABOVE.
CAPTAIN SimpMn 10 an Englishman and
came 10 Richmond some eight or l. ne years
AGO and accepted "A position ~ mechanical en-
eineer at the Richmond Locomotive Works
lie afterwards gave his time % the mauuiac-
ture of ice machines lie Was one OF the most
prominent members of the Society of Alecnani-
cal Engineers. and one OF the best engineers 1I
the country. He had handsomely furnished
home at Bon Air and his Richmond residence
was 40 No. l05 east Grace street. lie WAS an
ordnance officer IN the Virginia regiment OF
calvary with the rank OF captain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

committee. Of which Mr.. j. B. Munford IS
chairman. This committee. II Is understood
will present their report this evening. and 1t
Is expected that whatever the report VII be u
hard he tnade overit. Colonel Thomas
L. Goode. the proprietor OF the Buffalo
Lithia Springs. who IS no relation to Colonel
j. Thomas Goode has sent some documents
for distribution among the members to 2ena-
the reasons why Colonel j. Thomas Goode
should not be admitted to the caucus. Tho
caucus will also unite on a nomination ior CIR
cult nudge in the Third judicial district,
as successor TO Judge Irving. who dled re-
Gently. There are four candidates IN tne
field for the position named General n. >.
Hundley. of Amelia. Mr.. Robert Southali:
of Amelia Judge Charles J. Faulkner. OF
Mecklenburg. and AIr. Sam /. Coleman OF
buckingham. the present representative OF
his county in the House of Delegates. OK
the four candidates, Mr.. Coleman stands the
best show to receive the nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

The Democratic members of the two houses
of the Legislature will hold caucus this eve
ming mt O'Clock IN the hall Of the House OF
Delegates The first business 20 be considered
viii be the consideration OF the application "
Colonel j. Thomas Goode OF Meck.enburg,
10 be admitted into the Democratic caucus
fine question was considered whether
Farmers Alliance men should be admit
ted 10 the Democratic caucus. IL
was finally agreed that this might be con
ceded upon personal application. Colonel
Goode. who was elected by the Farmers ALI
ance of Mecklenburg county, was tho only
Farmers Alliance man who applied for admis
sion. His application was referred TO a special
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

One Of the prettiest social events that has
taken place IN Richmond this season oc-
Cured at tie Belyidere last evening. The
entertainment was the leap year hal poudre
of Miss Thaw's dancing class and the picture
presented was q beautiful one. Among those
present. were. Misses lone Cruteh6eld, Ger
irnde Courtney. Kate Burress. Matte Ram
stetter Miriam Rosonheim, Adelaide Boudar,
jamie Steel. Sallie Brooks. Lottie Hartman.
Misses Sadier WIlette Hudgns' Misses
Robinson. Julia Kratz. Gertrude Clash.
Katie holland. Ida Gray Misses Walker, Min
MO Westman. Mrs. Mcmahon Mrs. Edward
Eeale ana Ehnger Of Hauisonburs; Misses
Wilson and Miss Mary Ihaw The gowns
worn were beautiful and the figures. Jed by
Mr. John Mlbosne. were artistic and Wei
lVaDnf4I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

The first battalion Of the First Virginia re-
ciment last evening iuaugurated tho new
series Of drills which have been ordered 10 he
hold at the a1morv by Colonel Henry C. Jones
and with Major JEFF Derbyshire iu command
tie three companies which compose the bat
TALON executed the series of evoutons ne
cessary 20 the formation Of battalion. Ser
ceant- Major Wilson acted for the first time
ln bis official capacity. and the other
officers present demonstrated knowledge Of
tine new tactics that was cOmmendable and
mpIimentary The manual Of arms was
lmpenect.y executed by the men, Although
they showed p full comprehension of the
duties required OF them. still the cadence
observed ia the handling Of the rifles was not
as perfect as it VIII doubtless be when the
new army regulations are more familiar TO the
men, These drills will happen weekly. and
1y spring the regiment both officers and men.
wll have "a familiarity with the regulations
that will make the First Virginia regiment
one of the crack organizations OF the South.
The Second battalion Will drill. next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Mss Marie +. Farrar and lIr. J. Newton
Armstrong were married yesterday morning
no the Leigh-street baptist church. The edi-
flee was we'll filed with the friends OF tie
couple. and their , pu.arty was well at-
tested by the large number OF hands me-
gifts received The bride was bocOmipgiy
attrod IN travelling costume Of some
blue material. and carried bunch OF Nephitos
roses. while the groom wore q walking cos
tune After the ru1 tials the newly plighted
pair left % spend their honeymoon horth.
The ushers were Nessrs. Benjamin Peaf.
Charles II. Lester. Charles Plcot and Jack
terguss0u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Tomorrow. al o'clock. the auction sale Of
seats for Nine Sarah Bernharits short en-
gagemert of two nights Will take place 40 the
The-tro PROMPTLY 40 the time mentioned.
So much interest has been aroused by This
crost actress appearance that large crowd
willatteud tlesaie. Tho company viii Doe lden-
tical o. the ONE that supported herin ew lorE.
and al of the scenery aad properties are
carried by The company in their special train,
consisting of $3.50 cars. Nine Iernnardt
@ ach Is palace being fitted up I'D the most
luxurious fashion. Tier engagement is the
greatest theatrical event Richmond has eyer
had and this viii le the only opportunity tic
boards of tho Theatre lave been trod boy
every great artistic lnat has ever been 20
America Bernharlt masking the list COM
uiet0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

A regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Police Commissioners was held yesterday
afternoon az which time the resignation Of
Officer ". g.. MilkersOn was received and ac-
cepted. that excellent policeman having ac-
copied the position of janitor Of the Masonic
Temple As testimonial of his efficiency
and the esteem in which he was held by the
board he was given until the 18th before sew
ering his connection with the force, although
he Will assume the duties of JAM
tor in few DAYS. The board
next elected Mr.. X. b. Sowell. of Clay ward
~ fin the vacancy Mr.. Sowell is a man of
exemplary habits and Will make an excellent
officer 1t was decided by the board that the
annual inspection and parade OF the force
viii take place on January 18th at o'clock
in the Capitol : luare Messrs c. II. Phillips
and }. b. Welsh were appointed 10 make ar
rangements lOr the parade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Tho Afro-American Hotel Association was
chartered Yesterday by Judge Wexford. on
the City Circuit Court. The object OH the
company, as its name denotes. Is % purchase.
land In Richmond or some other portion OF
The State and 60 erect a h)te. therson Tor
the accommodation of the public. The
capital stock is 90 be not less than 900 nor
more than 800 600 in shares of r25 each.
The officers for the first year are William Vi.
Monroe. president =. ". Robinson. vice
president J. s. Randolph. secretary and nc
tornev b. r. Turner treasurer. James ii.
HAYES. general agent all of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

A mother sitting with two children thor
oughly absorbed IN looking al The Souian'
on Wednesday matinee last was suddenly
asked oy her little girl as one of tbe remark
feldFmm TO the lawy ors Office Ma.
where is the country ~ and during tho won
derful storm scene. which by the by Is a most
natural piece of stage realism, said. Nv ~ the
rain me here' Tonight. matinee Satur-
day and Saturday night. Last three pertor-
marcCs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

The week Of prayer which commenced Sun
day will close tonight. The various church
meetings last evening were well attended
The sub ect TO be discussed 10 night at the
Joint meeting OF the Presbyterians AT the First
church is The church abroad The speek-
ers are Rev Drs Kerr and Fair. The closing
exercises Of the Baptist denomination will
occur at the Grace-street church. Rev. K.
II Bennet will include the services at
Troad street Methodist church tonight. and
Rev. DR. Judkins at Park-flace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
COO. A YARD.
6Oc. A YARD.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.


NSTHAY ONE OLD RED COW WAS TAKEN
- nn Uv fhe police on tho Oh instant. ne
owner can get her ly applying a. the Inirt
Iolce station. Brook avenue and har7lall
.t-..t JOHN POE. Jl..
ias-lt' Cmei ~ foAce.
= Osp-AT BELYpERE HALL DURING
Itho german Monday evening. January 3th.
IIGHr BLUE GAlLE FAN, with pearl sticks.
binder Viii please return came 10 ~ Wsst
franklin s.re.f. iaa-u
AvACAITED MEETING or THE BOARD
y of SUPERVISORS Of buckingham county
hold az tho dwelling house OF b.. H. lesucur. IN
.alI comfy. Oh Monday tho ith day OF jan
Hcs5iyed. That. whereas i. appears from an
advert ..emeut ina the Richmond Dispatch and
Tin lIffs that he Orange-hol sflle
Hallroad Comuan, together with all It's rights
eni franchises aud county subscriptions. is ID
Ta soiI I'm the city OF Richmond on the lith day
of January. lS ,. this is hereby 90 Ne nquce 10
fhe puU.ic generally. and IS cciaily 90 thc ny
chas.r Cr Uurchas rs, II tho conlitlonal county
snL.erirtioa 1y buckingham county OF Vi Dw'
thnr tlo said subscription has been ioricltcu -
said railroad company. for tho reason thft slid
railroad has failed ia every particular 20 com,
,iv ,.ita fle contract entered into Win the SAID
comfy OF buckingham ln regard 20 building d
rallr0a IN said county. - ,,oDprc
4 cOpv-Ieat. T. y toliDhHt
county and cx-ol.cio clerk OF the Board OF
Sune-yisors jaw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Members OF tine Royal Arcanum here have
received q special circular from the Supreme
Council calling attention % the fact that the
order IS receiv.ngi ~ urr nr being clni0unded
i'm the press of the United States with the
Arcauum Building and Loan Association ot
Brooklyn and New ork whose funds have
been recently embezzled hy Joseph j. ASH
ford. II is needless 70 say the two have mo-
connection
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

William b. Gibson. VINO was about twenty
six years Old died yesterday morning 40 the
residence of hisnther Mr. George Gibs D. on
Canal street During Clegeland's atminstra-
ton he was a mail agent on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad and at the time OF his death
ho was clerk in tine employment of the
Richmond China Company. he was SICK
only about two OF three weeks, and was a
brother of Mr. George Gibson. Jr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
Gnnd Tsnnlnrs.

District Lodge No. /. ]. o. c. r.. will be
entertained No its meeting today by East-End
Lodge at Springfield Hall. All Good Temp;
lars are invited 10 be present. II IS expected
that Grand Chief Templar Hugh ID. Shep
herd Grand Secretary q. W. Hawxhurst ana
Past Grand Chief Templar A. w. Blain, OF
Michigan, will be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

TAI. Parrish who fell near the Chesa-
peake and Ohio depot here several weeks ago
and sustained serious injuries. died at ms
home in Albemarie county on Wednesday
night lie was nj one time the treasurer Oh
klbemarle. and beloved and esteemed hy all
who knew him. The deceased is the father
of the present delegate TO the House from
Albemarle county Mr. William q. Parish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

IUIL|| Ito IIIII'''
dog and cat were killed on Marshall
street between Seventh aud Eighth street.
last night This seems % be the ayorite de-
parting place for such animals. Cannot IL be
Suggested 90 the city o. provide some other
point where fe'ne and canine can end Their
miserable existence from this world. The
residents Of this portion of the city are now
exhausted with the discorlaut cries Of fail
ing life. End they are considering some means
by which their slumbers shall not be dis
turbed nightly. SUFFERER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

A regular meeting OF Powha.an Club was
held last night but was not very largely NJ
tended Colonel John Bell Bigger presided.
80 business Of much importance was trans
acted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Extra Quality -Hemstitched Sheets.
q yards wide and 2'1 yards long. finished.
They are made of good. substantial Irish
Linen and are guaranteed to give satisfaction
in wear. They are great bargains at
s. PER PAIR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

The funeral of Mrs. Lizzie Chambers
Elan. whose death was reported IN yester-
days Tns. will take place to-day 40 noon
from the Second Presbyterian church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Suit was instituted yesterday by West.
Johnston 81 Cos against William Ninpkius.
Action ia assumpsit. Damage. 1900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
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