Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-05-17

June 2. The programme will be announced
in the next issue Of THE CLARION.
The Western Maryland Rail road Compa-
nv will give $500 toward paying the expenses
attending the ircmen's demonstration at
Hagerstown in June.
There will he Communion Services IN the
U. B. Church in this place next Sunday at
18a. m. Sunday School at 9, Missionary
meeting at aud Y. P. 9. U. meeting at $50
p. m.
1t is well for all to know that no fishing is
allowed in this state during the present
month and anyone caught fishing this month
while the fish are raising their, young, ought
to be prosecuted to the fullest extent OF the
law.
The Baltimore baseball club having come
into undisputed possession OF all the real aud
personal property in that city are extending
their possessions out into the State. lfthey
keep Oh playing ball, they can have the earth
and the fulness thereof. Thus sayeth the
scribes.
SURPRISE PARTY.-About twenty OF MIR.
Custer Foremans young friends made up
surprise party and spent the evening will
him on Monday last. That he was the only
member of the family that was surprised was
evidenced by the collation. that was spread
for them during the evening. They report
very merry time.
A rare specimen of the crane species was
shot on milldam near Westminster on
Wednesday, end inst. 1t is said to be known
IN ORTHODOXY as the arChed cinerea. Its
plumage is mostly glossy black, and resem-
hles that of the ostrich. 1t stood five feet
high and measured six feet across its out
stretched wings 1t was shotby Mr.. George
II. Fleischhauer of Wcstmnst
MORE SPITE Work -Thurmont, this
county, has received the gift ola public foun-
tain from the Western Maryland Railroad
The fountain formerly adorned the public
square in Observation-Disclosures county
correspondent of Baltimore american.
This is another piece of spite work on the
part Of Frederick countian.-M0H
There is point" in this somewhere, we
suppose but where ?-ED.
A remarkable coincidence happened at the
Croft House Friday morning when tour gen.
eratlons assembled there-J. N. Moreback ;
his daughter, Mrs. F. Cosley his grand.
daughter, Mrs. II. J. Bcrwager and his
great. grand. daughter,l little Emma Berwager
Mr. Moreback is probably one of the young.
est great grand fathers in the State, his age
now being SO years. He was grand father
at the age Of 80 and a great grand father
when So Mr. Morcback ls hale and hearty.
Frederick Neus.
EMMITsBURG FINANCES. The report Of
the treasurer of the corporation Of Emmits-
burg shows the amount of money received
from taxes and other sources during the year
was 81 1924, all of which was expended,
and the corporation is still carrying an IN.
dcbtedness of $220,48. Last years report
showed the liabilities to be 1896, being re,
duction Of $162,52. The report also shows
the amount Of unpaid taxes to be 1854 which
is $54 mole than remained unsettled at the
time the last report was made.
Physicians and surgeons in Baltimore, it ls
said, are generally in favor of the law passed
by the last Legislature requiring them to be
registered by the first of next July.
About fifty have obtained their certificates
registration from Mr., Alyin Robertson,
clerk of the Circuit Court, and speedy
compliance with the law by all those con-
cerned Is expected.
The law IN question says that any person
who shall practice medicine or surgery in
Maryland after the date named without be-
ing registered in the manner prescribed shall
be fined not less than $40 nor more than $500
for each offence. 1t amends the law passed
in 1862, which provided for the licensing of
applicants to practice medicine and surgery
after they had passed an examination before
q board of medical examiners. This feature
Ia retained in the new law, which provides,
in addition, for the registration of physicians
and surgeons practicing before June 1st,
1892.
Commissioned surgeons of the United
States army, navy or marine hospital service,
physicians and surgeons in actual consulta-
tion from other States, persons temporarily
practicing under the supervision of medl-
cal preceptor or rendering gratutous services
in an emergency and midwivesa are exempted
from the nroyiaions Of the law
Physicians and surgeons in Baltimore are
required to be registered IN the Circuit Court
and those in other parts of the State in the
Circuit Court of their respective counties.
These who were admitted to practice since
June list, 1892, are required to file with the
clerk of the court license from one of the
medical boards of the State. Those who
were practlcing prior to that date may be
registered upon making affidavit to that eff
feet in their application for registration
The names are recorded in book kept for
the purpose. Sun.
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