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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
THE PUBLICATIONS BILL PASSED.
SEVERE CUTS MADE BY THE HOUSE IN TIA
ESTIMATES


| Washington, Juno Is (SpeclaD.-The Fortifcations
| bill. which was passed By the House to-day after
| short debate, carries appropriations amounting 70
81 ss976. The bill contains u provision that only
S57o00O Of the appropriations for machine tools and
fixtures adapted to the manufacture Of seacoas
cannon Mt watervliet Arsenal for seacst moars. for
steel for seacOast rifles and for carriages for mounting
the same, amounting IN all TO Sl.0i6.G00 shall DO
| expended during the coming fiscal year. The total
amount carried by the bill Is S5,s6I .O6l less than
the estimates and Si4,l73 more than the appro
pnation for the current fiscal year. The estima"
for the building Of gun and mortar batteries Is re-
duccd by the bill from S750,OOO to 100000; for
sites for Notifications and seacoast dcfences, the e.
innate Is reduced from 100000 TO $4,000; fof
orpcdoes for harhor Defence from 100000 TO zero
Many Of the recommendations and estimates OF me
War Department have been wholly ignored. and ID
many other the estimates have been reduced ~
General Gront to-day showed I'm his speech crtcsing
the measure. The bill. however j. not so BAD .
one Oh the whole might have been expected WIN
the fact Is considered that II emanated from COW
mittec of which Holman Is chairman. Justice 10 m h
requires II 10 b. said that he fought some OK Wv
most necessary provisions In the bill when " va
pending In committee and to-day he oi'ern s.%
advocated an amendment which, II adopted, woaas
simply panlyze the work Of the Ordnance BUREAU !"
the Army. which is engaged In the building OF mode"
guns for the armament OF seacoast defences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
IMPORTANT 7YPEWBTrrR DrcnSrov

Judge Lacombc sitting In the United States Circuit
Court, has on the motion Of the Remington Typewriter
Company, granted an Injunction against the agents
Of the Franklin restraining the sale Of that machine
on account Of infringement Of Remington patents
The decision Is an Important one ms II proves the con
troll Of the fundamental patents and may affect other
nkers OF typewrters. The Remington people have
heretofore been quite passive but IL is stated on good
authority that they likely To proceed agninst
all other typewriter manufacturing companies.
in some cases purchasers OF machines which In
fringe Remington patents may also be proceeded
against for Infringement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
Ex.sPEAKER Hustled HOME AGAIN.

ExSpeaker James W. Hustled, who was taken
seriously Ill while the Republican Convention In
progress. returned TO his beautiful home In SmIth-st
Pcckskill, yesterday morning accompanied by Mrs
Hustled and his son, Colonel Thomas d. Hustled The
Generals health Is much better and he stood the long
journey extremely WELL being in bright spirits speak
ing Of General Harrison, he said lie will sweep the
country in November and can carry Ncw-York state
against Cleveland, Hin any other Democrat Ex-
Minister Reid adds great strength TO the ticket II Is
a Republican year and winning ticket. Ny friend
Chauncey took q noble stand and made gallant fight
for Harrison and he won the day,
General Hustled is resting quietly and will resume
business in few days. While he is wonderfully
pleased With the conventions work he was bitterly
disappointed because hrs illness there prevented him
rom taking IN acttvc part u its yroceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
COMMISSIONER CARTER FOR CHAIRMAN

St Paul June 10 (spcciaD.-E d. Weed, United States
District torney for Montana says he thinks that
era Land Commissioner Carter VIII become chairman Of
the Ropublcan National Committee. Mr.. Weed has It
On good authority that President Harrison offered Mr.
Carter the honor and thot IL rests with him TO whether
he shall accept or not Mr.. Weed says he thinks that
Christopher Mc(iee Of PttsbuI9 would be the next
for the place. providing Commissioner Carter does
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
THE CoNFERREEs FAIL TO AGREE,

Washington. June 15.-Tho conferrces on the River
and IIarbor Appropriation bin after being in con.
ference three days have failed to reach an agreo-
ment. and have decided to report that fact to tho
two houses and ask for instructions. The conferrees
It is learned. were able to agree upon nearly all the
points OF diiferolce, including the % per cent cut
IN the first ycrs APPROPRIATIONS for the contract Pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

iccts which the House coDferrees willing TO
acccdc; but they disagreed hOpclcssly upon the two
new Oregon and Washington projects. They were
both Senate amendments, one appropriatng S157 800
fer tho improvement OF the Columbia and Three Mile
Rapids, including the construction Of boat railway
around the DalleS with authority to make contract
for the completion Of the work at a total cost Of
20 G72 s5G and the other amendment appf0pratng
900 900 for the strction Of ship canal connect
ing Lakes Union and Washington with Puget sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
Nasal Catarrh.

was anicted from my infancy with Cstarrh and fos
Ten years with eruptons my face. attended by
te best physicians and used number OF Blood reuedes
with no permanent relief.
LIFE WAS BURDEN.
Ny life became burden Tor my declared
incurabie. 1 saw S. S. S. advertised and took eight
bottles. which cured entirely and feel like new
personalities JOSIE OWEN. Montpelier. Ohio.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
A FRIEND OF THE WORLDS FAIR.
From The Chicago Tribune


In the midst OF much adverse criticism and many
Jealous ings from New York. growing ont Of disap
polnfincnt because Chicago the favored locality
The NcwYorI Tribune has remained IA rrie friend OF
the scheme and has not allowed Jealousy 10 warp its
Judgment. The remaining New York papers. except
"The SUM- gradually have come round 10 It's support
and doing good work ia BrOlsing the authorities
aud people Of that state 10 extra exertiOns to
make up for lost time. but Mr.. RclhS paper has taken
n comrncndablc stand from the beginning. 7, has had
criticisms 10 make. but they have been criticisms
Of details which have not mcnace sought to preju
dice the success OF IN" undertaking.
TT WILL. BEAR CONSIDERATIONS.
From The Minneapolis Tribune.
The nomination Of Whitcnw Reid for Nlcc President
Is that will grow IN favor the more II Is considered.
REPUBLICANS THINK WELL OF HIM.
From The Cleveland Leader.
His nomination will give great satisfaction IN
Republicans Of his State and the country generally.
M EXAMPLE To YOT 80 MEN.
From Tho Denver Republican.
The nomination OF Mr.. Reid Win he received with 40.
prevail by the party I'm all parts II the Union strong
truc pure man, he supplies IN his career example
OF tho which L. achieved by who uultcs
energy with mental vlgor and an honest purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
PROPER RECOGNITION OF HIS DIPLOMACY

From The Philadelphia Press
Mr. Whtelaw Reds nomination as Vice-Pfcsident
Is happy proof that the attention drawn 10 orr foreign
relations By the reciprocity clauses Of the Mckinney
tarn and The vigorous policy OF the present Admins
tration has directed public attention ana party acu1h
TO q ignition OF the value OF successful dipomatic
service. -,
Mr. Reid by his personal tact and by assuming the
scale OF living associated In Jrls and the eyes or thc
French public with the adequate representation 81 II
great power at friendly capital mnde an impression
on the public the press and the ovcrpmcnt OF France
Whose great yalne i little to be measured In precise
terms lis record Is to be found In bue-borks ana
dispatches. The result Of the impression which MI
Reid had In this made rs man and the influence
no had secured "A Minister bccarnc apparent as soon
he called. IN the face VI the cnbttereTi public
opinion created by industrious English comment on tho
Mckinley tariff. obtain the repeal OF the restrictions
the imports OF American pork and concessions for
other American products In both Mr.. Reld was
altogether successful. and this Success extended 70
large variety Of lesser diplomatic questions Services
like these would have often passed without ADEQUATE
recognition from the press and still less from party
convention. But. we have already pointed cut.
this Is period when public i;.ter-st In diplomatic
questions is thoroughly awake. The discussion OF
Mr. Reds public services during the campaign must
all draw attention TO the successful foreign policy Of
the administration, and add strength to the ticket as
whole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
lie MAY BE OF USE 10 TIE PRESIDENT

IlU'VVII
II elected as We do not doubt hc Will be- Mr. Reid
will make admirable Vice President Not onIv
will he preside with dignity and skill over the senate
Of the United Snt"s, but will be capable OF fulfilling
well any other functions b. which, In the cxgcnry ~
events he may D. called should President Harrison
think best AT any time 10 take counsel with Vice
President Reid, In accordance with what f. known 10
'avc been the expectation Of the trainers u IN. Con
stituuon, regarding administrative Matters the Occu-
pant OF the second place In the Executive branch Of
the Government will be found wise and capable IN
council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

steadily to the head of the newspaper professio ana
has long been recognized Of the foremost clt,
yens OF tho metropolis. For many years Il central
figure in club life and social lfe avortc afterdner
speaker and popular aaround orator, There are Iow
persons In Neu'-York better known today thah uie
ronng man who went there twenty five years ago
with scnrcey n dozen acquaintance In the ciy.
such success as this does not come to ordinary aolht
nor 10 tfu endcavOrs. II bcSpeaks II hiSn oruer vi
talent and persistent eldirec'ed effort Therei0re.
wo repeat Sfr Rold has earned all the success no has
aclivad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
THE NOMINEE FOR VICE PRESIDENT.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
Tfo country might BE- searched I'm vain for n mora
notable example of American possibilities A very
large proportion Of the American citizens OF tjdoy
who share largest In American PROSPERITY are truly
fmafc and conspicuous Illustrations Of The wonder.
full opportunities OF country All such men what
ever their line, must I'm Whelaw Reid worthy
representative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

The denomination Of President Harrison by the Re
publican National Convention doe nO surprise the
cluzcns OF the United states. IL was not unexpected
The Administration has bon OF which every
American could easily be proud. There have been
scandals and no deviation from the marked path
way OF Republican principles. lie gathered about
him Cabinet Of the tcst men In III. Nation each
and every one only ambitions that the affair, ~ the
,'oycr7lncnt should BE- conducted IN an honorable
business like manner ard above all President IIarrl-
sons Administration has been of strict business
methods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
TIE KIND OF MEN WHO ACHIEVE
From The indianapolis Journal.

While Mr.. Reds business NAV be said ~
have been fortunate. some would say lucky II is tLe
hind Of fortune and luck that only great merit
and hard labor Iic has fairly earned every advance
mcnt he has had. Going 10 Ncw-YOrk ut the age Of
thirty thcreabout, entirely unknown, he advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

A STIRRING RATIFICATION MEETING IN TROY.
Troy y. Y, June IS (SpeciaD.The Republican Club
Of Troy had an enthusiastic meeting tonight and
stirring speeches made ENDORSING Harrison ard
Reid A city central staff for campaign work was
nrCaniZcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
RISlNESS In TILE SENATE.

Washington. June 15.-In presenting peu'"n
from Riley County. Kan, In relation to the prevalence
II lynch law, Mr. PETER stated that from newsp'Pc'
reports the practice growing I'm all parts OF INV
| country, North, SOUTH East and West Many 20"
people particularly colored people, were being hcnh'H
and hunted a ID hanged or shot to death when meev
suspected OF crime. IL was time. he thought io' '
American Congress TO take action IN tint matter a.o
he hoped that the Judiciary Committee TO when ''
petition was referred) would report promptly.
A conference ordered on the Diplomatic a's
Consular Appropriation bill. AID Mess>. Hale, AihSo.
and Blackburn appointed conferrees Oh the p~''
OF the senate.
Mr.. Morrill, give notice that he would address ",
Senate on the subject OF silver Tomorrow "beforc q"
the other side OF the chamber shall have iei' ~
Chicago"
Mr.. Call gave notice that Qnstead OF adorcSS'S
the senate today the subject Of railroad pans
connected with the election OF senator's nc ri
yield 10 Mr.. Morgan and postpone his eInrh, , YER
Monday next. Mr.. Dixon was appointed me.asi
Of the Committee Failed National Banks, ihs'e~
Of Mr.. Higgins. excused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
REPUBLICANS WILL BE UNITED.
THAT ERIE COUNTY DEMONSTRATION.


Tho meeting last night Extraordinarily largo
and enthusiastic demons t,tOn for an impromptu affair.
and II gave nnmistakablc evidence that the Repub
icans Of buffalo arc In trim for one OF their oldmc
winning hghie this year The turnout ~
the Republican Lcaguc the Central Republican Club
the Imperial, IN" Polish and other clubs on such
short notice highly criitbc and the spirit Of the
occasion most brclng. Erie County has The honor Of
opening the ball In -!2. Republicans 81 EIlci all
together now. TO carry Ncwior for Harrison ami
Reid. and tO smash the infamous JIlFlower. Shcehan
machine,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
McnrG,N's MAGvAyIMors rAvoRrrE


There no flies Oh General Alger ITe was among
the first a. congratulate the President aud ssur, him
Of gIand victory In November. lie Is not the KIM
Of "a 10 sglk.
BUSINESS MEN WILL PROTECT THEMSELVES
From TIC Boston News.
H. as Chaunccy VI. Dcpcw well saws the business
interest, nominated President Harrison the same in
nucnccs can De- depended upon 10 elect him This Is
business country.
THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT
From The Lowell Courier.
Mr.. Harrison is stronger ofay than He boa ever
ben before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
A DAYS OVTING

To Mauch Chunk, Glen OnOko and the Switch l.acs
VIA the Central Railroad OF NewJersey, uieadlnss
Railroad SYSTEM on SATURDAY. June Is, from .ss
llberty-st. Train lenves 80 q. m. Round trp
fare 81 %. Switch Back so cents extra. PassengcS
have privilege OF returning Sunday or Monday BY ps
ment 0f VI extra. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

Secretary TO the conmissionsrs
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A WISE ADMINISTRATIONS.
PROOF OF ITS POPULARITY.
H.IRISON'S REELECTION DEMANDED By
THE COUNTRY.

FURTHER COMBINATION OF THE AC1ToN OF
TIE MINNEAPOLIS CONVENTION.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-04-07
CPECIAL NOTICE.
Mich 10 l.y.

l ~ AINAAA wv tAS0
OFFICE OF
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Frederick, Nd, March Goth, 1892.
+, The following schedule has been adopted,
and will govern the business proceedings Of
the County Commissioners, at their April
Session, April Term, commencing. April 4th.
1892, when Appeals from Assessments will
be heard and pension applications consider
cd.
Monday, April 4tli-General Business.
Tuesday, 5th-Libcrty and Catoctin
,, districts.
Wednesday, April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Petersville Districts.
Thursday, April 7th-Creagcrstown and
Linganorc Districts.
Friday, April Sth-Jscksou and Urbana Dis
tricts.
Saturday, April Middletown aud Tus-
carora Districts.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday, April l1th.-.Nouut Pleasant and
Hauvers District
Tuesday. April 12th.-W oodville and New
Market Districts.
Wednesday, April l3th-Jeferson and Me-
cbanicstown.
Thursday, April l4th-Johnsville and En-
mitsburg.
Friday, April 15th-Fredcrick and Woods.
borO.
Saturday, April lSth,--Lewistown.
N. Is. The attention of all taxsbles, is e.
pecially directed TO this notice, as no abate
ments will bs made, nor will any credits be
allowed on their assessments after the 30th
day Of April 1892, until the levy for this year
shall have been completed.
Persons having erected new buildings, or
have made additions and improvements to
their old buildings, would do well to report
the valuation ct the same at this time, other
wise they maybe assessed excessively
During this session, the Pension list Of
such District. as per notice above on each
day. will be revised, adjusted sndlcopdrued
BY order.
AL EADER, Clerk.
mch24st =. -
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ATTORNEYS VISITS.

The undersigned will be ut Mechanicstown
every Saturday and will give attention to
any Legal Business that may lie placed in his
hands.
II Office above Ju stice Whites Office.
Hill. RoUzER.
Mich 10 ly.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-04-07

Five Pieces Black Henrietta, 46 inches
wide, to be sold at 80 IL cents. These
goods have never been sold for less than ST
per yard. 500 yards of Plain Fast Black
Satines, reduced from 12 ~ c. to &c. per yd.
600 yards Figured Chevrons, reduced from
&c. to s IA cents.
If you want to see the largest and most
complete assortment of Stamped Linen
Store
NOS Visit our Wrap Department. as we
are the leaders in Wraps Silk Waists. &c.
E@> Call and See Us if You want to save
money.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-04-07
New Advertisements.

Ford's.
Professional.
Public Local Law.
Ross F. Witherow.
DR.. .. w. F. Snyder.
Financial Statement.
Bus. Locs.-John Root.
INSTRUMENTS FILFD.-During the past
month there was filed in the Clerks Office !;
Deeds. 10I mortgages, rs; bills of sale, II !;
powers Of attorney. abstracts, 2; deeds Of
trust, 8; agreement, Il releases. .; marriage
licenses, 80.
The following Letters were Filed during
the past month Letters of Administration,
10; letters testamcntary, 8; wills fled, 4.
PERHAPS? We are not yet prepared to
believe that the W. Va. G. proposition TO
take the w. NJ. Il. r. and give 1t as security
for less than two.thirds Of Baltimore City's
claim will be accepted. There yet remains
the exercise of common sense and the inter-
position of the courts between the present
status and the filfillment Of the w. w. C.'s
designs.
To BUILD A Lock UP.-Messrs. Gather,
Delautcr and House. a committee represent
ing the Board of County Commissioners,
were before the Board of Alderman last even.
ing in reference to the building of a lookup.
After consultation it was decided that COM
mittee of three, appointed by the Board Of
eko,,1I In, oct I'm
Commissioners and lay before them plans in
reference to the matter and report TO the
Board at their meeting on next Monday
News.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SCHOOL CON-
MIssIoNERs.-The Board Of School Commits
sioners, at special meeting on Wednesday
last, decided to keep the public schools ofthe
county open two.ffths of a term after the
close Of the present, thus continuing them
until the fifteenth OF May. A number of bills
Oh file were passed. and steps were taken for
an arrangement with the Frederick County
Agricultural Society for an exhibitor school
work at the Fair in October next. An invi-
tation from Pen Mar Council, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, to be present at
the presentation ;of flag from said organiza.
ton to the pupils Of the public school at Qul
R..uk was accepted. The addition TO Church
Street School having been reported coinplet'
ed, the President ofthe Board and the Sec.
rotary were authorized 10 have 1t prepared
for the occupancy of the pupils. 1t is in.
tended TINT all of the female pupils attending
the various public Schools In Frederick will
be placed in this building ss soon as the nee
essary arrangements can be made.-Ciizen.
Fnrad1itional lsr"ls zee END page.
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Professional.
Local Items.

Biggs Bros. spring wheat fours aud
Grown Stock Food arc for sale by the best
dealers in every town. Try them.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-04-07
SalA Rea1st,nP.

Sale Register.
Under this head will he inserted .tree,
notice of oil sales for which bills are prlntet
at this Office.
A charge OF Twenty Cents a line will 81
cure place in this Register when the bill
are printed elsewhere.
On April 81, 1892, Robert Blggs, Assignee
will sell at public sale, on the premises o.
John Wolf, q valuable lot Of real estate.
On Saturday, April 9th, John H. Roddy
Executor, will sell at public sale, at tn
residence Of the late Mary E. Knott, decd
valuable lot of personal property.
Now expect references to the "politica
pot"
Our Corporation officers publish their an
nual report IN this issue.
a 2e Deum will be rendered on Easter
morning IN St. Stephens Episcopal chapel
Election for Corporation officers on M0n-
lay next; NO prominent issue to be deter.
mined.
Passion Week will be observed here by
services during the entire week In several OF
our churches.
The wheat fields are looking we'll gcner-
orally low ground has suffered somewhat
from the wet season.
The postoniccs at Adamstown, Knoxville,
Petersyille, Unionville and Buckeystown IN
in this county have been made money Or
der Offices.
The exceptionally rainy March has delayed
work in the fields; usually very much more
work preparatory for Spring crops IS done
at this season.
DR.. Pittinger is kept busy he las had n
number Of calls lately and has proven him.
self to be thoroughly informed and suc-
ccssful veterinary surgeon.
The Midd!etown Valley Register says that
SO shares Of Valley Savings Bank stock Offer
ell at public was withdrawn at bid Of $13.
so per share.-par value $40.
Tho Shookstown correspondent Of the
Ncses predicts that "in ten years time the
United States will no moro know what
dark night is." He expects the electric
light to Danish night.
A postoffice inspector came this way sew
ernl weeks ago. He found our Office in ship
shape throughout. He had no criticism, but
much favorable comment to make concerning
the methods that prevail here.
MARROW EscAPE.-Jessie Kolb and Willie
Miller Of Double Pipe Creek had a narrow
escape from drowning in Mouocacy on
last says the Frederick -Ne~s'
Double Pipe Creek correspondent.
Ex-Register of Wills, Hamilton Lindsay,
Is authority for The statement that more &C.
counts and inventories have been filed during
he past quarter in the Register Of Wills
,ff1ce, than has been known for years.
NEW BuslNEss.-Under this heading We
export the advent of MI. Auchlnhsugh, Jewel.
v, formerly Of Waynesboro, Pa, who has
.rrived with his stock of goods and located
zero in Mr.. James Crceger's building on
Natcrst.
The finest lot Of fish that have been brought
o this town lately from our streams
we're shown us by Mr. II. G. Root on Tues
lay evening. There were about twenty 0f
hem, averaging over foot IN length. They
we're taken with hook and line in Owens
Creek.
The new band suits have arrived: they are
described as being strlkingly handsome
We shall await their first appearance before
attempting n description as the boys will
prefer to show themselves before their beau.
iful uniforms have been held up before the
minds eve Of their friends.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-04-07

The plant Of the Wolfsvlle Ne,es has been
sold to Ilessrs. Flock s. Harp, who will pub.
fish the Frederick County Guide, at Myers.
villa
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-04-07

The firm Of Il .. Grimes and.J. q. Stitcly
warehouscncn, OF W. s,minstcr, has been
dissolved. Mr.. Grimes Will continue tho
business.