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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

6aIIi1lement. - Oie Winter=
'ide litbpsrapbil9e &unl t=@eleai6aft in
Sprinsfielo, elmer Der srObten int 8e=
iten, perlanste am 2. SUM- bic ginieb=
un9 zines &onfursperwalters. Oie
Yallipa betrasen $151 Alb, bic Mftipa
$4,000. Oscar S. Martin unb Ben.
s.. Minter tpurben gu &onturspermaltern
ernannt. Das @el6dft pirb tpabrl9ein.
lid weitergefiibrt ,peroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

= Sn eibertp Sounibip, Srumbul
eountp, tpuroen unldnsit stpei sroBe
S4eunen bon :. 9. 9orb bur9 sSeuer
Seritort uno babur6 ein @9aben BON
$4,000 an9eridtet. Cine eroBe Quon-
titat 9eu, @etreibe, Mai9inen unb apei
Rdlber gingen gu @runbe. Oie l1riane
oes 6euers lit unbetannt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
DasgY ptsSaate.

Buttsr. @lqin greamcrpl7 G.5oncu Obt8 IC
Ii &Itm0op 70 -. qertugGre 5prte $
& aIe @rimo bis@ 60iceO6io S]@-9Ja D Bcfterr
@9eooar III Dem s)prt 12---l3, Shrpeiaer
l2-A.
@ter. Ser 8uSeno 91a.
o GefliQel. @botce altc uno iunge Slbne1
7-712 0dbnC ~ @ts, prima @nten 9-9M
Grrtbu3ner IS per Bfunb, fette @6nie Sal
4; 30 per Ouben6, 5pltnq GDt6en, 9-91a pt'
Btnno, jrnQe @nten So @ts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
Ot5t EsttS GemSste.

Nepfet. Brtmn 3iuTel5 5000.
BretBel eeren. $2.2a- per GrQtc
@ttr one IN. Nolermo 81 CO--sl.15, Otelnns
81 .C0-2. IS per Site.
. IA 9en. t5lorioa aroBc 1926 81. 30 PEI
Site.
Grauben. Concord is Cts. QBoroen 22-8l
per 10 @furo.
{. Yrtma cinbeirniIter s3.90--$3.5O PEI
SSaB.
8wtebetr. @boice Dunpers per gt. sl.5
-SI.75.
n. SrUbe Ohio
70-75 pei Bu. Garlu Goic 1915 per Bu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

- eeBr @eit 7 bis 8 Sabren linb Dr.
Ausuit aDnis's Samburser Sropfen bel
mir i'm Soaule itets porrdtbis; lie eripei=
len li9 immer als bas bette Mtittel eeeen
olle Seber= uno Masenleiben.
8. Sootmann, No. Is Ybelans8uiloinq,
San 6rancisco, Gal.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
2luh oas mob.

Is bica9o, ). SUM. &eltern purbe
Der 9robe &oblenbof Der Baltimore &
Sbto gabn in Soutb Chicago, nit Ql=
lem mas orarf ltano bonn Seuer serltort.
Gtwa 5000 Sons &oblen, bel ben jebtsen
3etten unerIebli6, tpurben parii6tet.
Ser Ionit an9eri6tete S6oben lit unbe=
oeuteno.
Ourfte ieinen 5pef erreihen.
ct. 2ouis, mo-, 5. SUM. - Ser
2l Sabre alte Soc WlurroD ma9te por=
geitern Nbeno baIb 8 llbr in ber Office
Der Star sSerfaufsitdQe, 920 9ioro
Sroablpap einen perSpeifelten Selbit=
moroperIu6. gr l6oB Ii6 cine &uoel
bur9 bic Iinte S6ldfe uno bra6te ii6
cine 10 l6were GerIeBltns bel, boB an
Ieine Wieoer9enelun9 na6 9lnIi6t Ieiner
9erSte ni6t 5u oenten it, Ntan bro6te
i'm i'm acknowledgement 10 i6rell ols
mOglt6 mad Dem StobtboIpitale, no
er ertlQrte, OoB er bes9olb ben 0eriud)
9ema6t babe, li6 aus Der 99elt su
l6aIien neil er Oes 2ebens iiberoriii=
Jig lei. NturraD mar in ben erlpGbn=
ten Stallun9en ais Na9tpQ9ter .onoe=
itellt. Sor etnigen Sagen er9oben Die
8roB9el6porenen cine Nnfloge pesen
OtorOes i'm 2. @raOe gegen i'm, nno
1}urroD lc0etnt lid oas 10 Su Ser3en ge=
nommen 5u bQben, oaB er ben Gnti6luB
faBte, Ii4 0os 2eben SIT ne9men. Gr er=
I6oB am %. Sonudr bs. So. ben gfe9er
Silos 6ieIOs, lpeI0er in oenIelben Stol=
lungen ais Eneft on9eltellt mar. Ser
S1Wor3e bate Dem SeIiBer oes Stolles
mit9etDeilt, ooB 0turroD Elm 9Iero in
ro6er 8eiIe miB6onoelt 9otte. 2lls oie=
let erfl1r, oaB 6telos Qlni6uloigunoen
ge9en i'm er9Oben bate, 9eriet6 ct in
Iol6e Dutb, OaB ct Den 9}e9er nieoer=
l6oB. Gr befono Iif 9e9en $20O08iir9=
iboft olIf freiem 6uBe,
1(od INNER unruhi9.
SnotonopoIis, ), SUM-. @ou=
Derneur M}attbem8 berief geitern Die 9}e=
lerOe ber 8otterie A Elm, nm Iofort mad
S6elburn ab3uge6en. lin Mtitterna6t
aing bic 8atterie nit elmer @atlin9=
Ronone 0ort6in ob. Sn Der @ouper=
neurs-OIfice trofen 9epeiden oes Sn=
bats elm, o0b bic Roblen9rdber lib in
S6el6urn cOncentrirten uno oaB Der
Sbertff 9lntper9ieBen befiir9tet unO
3iigeGoli0teit Der Streiter, penn ibm
nI6t Die Ntili5 Su 0ilfe 9eionbt wiro.
5euersbrunit.
4ortlonb, Ntaine, ). Suni.-llm
. llbr 6eute gio6mitta9 9erietben Die
pprtlonb 9erDlinOl g8erte, welde seraoe
ii6er Der Bride in Cope GliSabetb 9ele=
gen lino, in 8rano uno weroen bieielben
na6 ben 5ulebt ein9elauienen 9epel6en
uabrl6einli6 uolIitdnoig serlt0rt peroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
{euers brunit.
oluslano.
Der Gurpin= SfanoaI III Gnoe

9oris, 4. Suni. - Ser Surpin=
Sfanoal fam auf cine sani unerportete
Weile gu leinem Gnbe. 0rei fran;0=
1ti6e Sournolii iten-Mt. Nt. @autier uno
Gorbonne BON Dem 6isaro uno 2o9ranse
BON Der Yatrie-Ipra9en beim Griinber
in 8riillel por, 9la6Oem lie ibm begreifli6
gen1a6t batten, tuelb groBes llnre6t ct
6ranfret6 5ufiigen miirbe, ipenn ct Ieine
Batente an Seutl6lonb perfaufte, er6tel=
ten tie BON ibm al letne YlGne unb Sn=
ltruftiossr1, NIT oenen Surpin 6ranfrei6
Elm @eS Sent ma6t. 0ie Sournalilten
baben oieie nit Iib Suriid9ebro6t uno
lperben al bic 9ptumente Dem &riees=
miniiter sur @erwa6runs 9eben.
Gin Sie9 Ser 4eeierun9.
2onbDn, 4. SUM-. = Cine 9epe=
lfe aus Som an bic ySimes" meloet,
oaB bas &otum in Der Seputirtentom=
mer am Saml tag, our6 pel1es Der In=
tra9 oes 9remiers Grispi, betreHs Gr=
nennun9 zines 9lusl6ulies sur Nus
arbeituns eines 8Drl6laees CUR 9efor=
mirun9 Der 9lusgaben i'm Staatsbous=
balt auf Ntonto9 perl6Oben puroe, Der
bebeutenolte Sieg maren, rpel6en Die
Gegierune 1T oie1er Seliion bes Yarla=
ments erlan9t bat. Siele 9lbitimmung
bra6te sum eriten Mtale Die &eeierune
in eine perbdltnibmdbi9 9eii6erte Stel=
lung pdbreno Die Saftif oer &eouer
blos9eItellt uno pereitelt lpuroe. Mtan
glaubt, boB Der Sppo1ition mebr baran
lag, BEN Sinan3minilter, Signor Con-
ninp sum 9iidtritt uno oaour6 @rispi
sur nmgeltaltung leines &a6inets Sll
ilDln9en.
Oorpe's panser.
2ono on, 4. Suni. - oerr Some,
Der Grfinber bes fugeIli6ern Yansers,
fat Elm S6reiben an Die nSimes" eeri6-
tel, in lpel6em ct lib perpflidtet, Sebem,
Der letnen Yanser faufen 1pllte, oas
@elb suriid9eben su mollen, i'm 6alle
oerlelbe Gilen ober Stobl in oemielben
entbeden 1oGte. St ertldrt, boB leine
GrTinouns fit melt peniser gu baben iei
als Die 100000 gfuno Sterline, lpelAe
bic 3eitun9en ansegeben bitten,
9err Marim, bellen flgelli6eres Ma=
terial por einisen Sasen sepriift uuroe,
bat an bielelbe 3eitun9 sel6rieben, boB
lein erlter Sriei, in lpel6em ct erfl6rt
babe, in luenigen Stunoen einen nod
belleren als ben Some'i9en Yanser er=
finoen gu fDnnen, nur elm Sbers sepe-
len iei. Gr bebauptet jebo1, einen nod
leidteren, als ben Sowe'i6en Yanser
erftnoen Su boben, oer aber ebenio tpirf-
lam lei. Oie 9anSe @el6tbte ppn Den
tueelli6ern &leioern iei eine 6arce.
Nrdparirter Stabl lei bas bette Wfittel,
I'm &useln aufSubalten. Ct erfldrt, er
babe seniisenoe 8etueiie oafiir, oab
Oolue's &iirab eine barte Ylatte ent=
balte.
Oas cubaniid7e Budget.
Mabrib, 4. Suni. - Gs beiBt, bab
bas cubanil9e Budget einen ueberi1uB
BON $4,000 seisen uiirbe. 94ls @runo
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
EaHtsprsAufte.

Bobnen. Seem gorr Ntorroms 50. 5O-$2.5 .55
Medium un6 yinuu II .S0--sl. 90 orbindre BITS outs
BIG Sanop 3u $1.4O--I.5O.
s. Ii. Ghoicc Etmothp 6u l2.00-l2 So Wp. /
oD. S1.-Il.75. SEQ. . 90. 50 500 80 Qemifds
tes $7.5O-$S.5Oi Broiriebeu $3.50 nnb gps
81 50-S. CT.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
prof. Dtlbelm 4oiber.

9etpSig, ). Suni.-Nrof g8il6elm
Hol9er, Der eminenteytational=O Oetonom,
1T 9eltern 9eItorben. 9rof. Gol9er
ipuroe om q. Sftober 1917 in San=
noper gebpren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07

baflir tuirb angegeben, 6aB Der 3oG auf
amerifanil6e Waaren erbDbt, Die CT
portiteuer auf Sabaf unb 3uder .berab=
seiebt unb Der 3oa auf ipanil9e @eine
auf9eboben murbe, Inn frans0Iil9e
Weine ausSul6lieBen.
6euersbriinite.
ct. Sobn, q. g., 4. Suni.-6eute
M(orgen ereisneten lid in bieler Stabt
3tpet 6euersbrilnite, tpel6e einen @e-
lammtl6a6en bon $2S3,00O anrihteten.
Sas erite Seuer fam in benz eroBen
lterritt'l6en @el6dftseebdube gum Muss
bru6 unb Serlt6rte bieies, iotpie einioe
9fa6barbduier. Grit nit Silfe Der Wto=
troienL bic bon 5tuei britiI9en &riees=
ldiffen sur Silfe sei9idt tpurben, ee=
lang es, Der 6lammen Serr su iperoen.
Sas Stpeite Jeuer brad in Samilton's
9rOBer SGgemii6le aug nnb seritorte
olele, 'omle etni5e Wtiet6sbduler in Der
9idbe Der Mtiible.
Die 0holera breitet ih aus.
8erlin ). Suni. No6ri6ten aus
OtDsIowib, in BreubiI9=S6lelien, mel
ben, bob Die 3abl oct @bolerafdlle baielblt
oerort Sugenommen bat, baB bas 9aso=
retb iiberfiillt lit uno temporGre 0utten
sur 9lufnabme BON Gronfen erri6tet
werOen muBten. Inter ben sSiibern bel
S6illno, nabe Der ruiiiI6en @rense, Iino
orei 5o0esfdlle pprgetommen. Sic Ge=
oierun9 bat bic g8ei9iel fur infi,irt err
tldrt uno Die 8G0er Iinb in SSoloe oeIien
geI6loiien ,uorben.
Cine alte Dranate.
yonoDn ). Suni. - Cine @eIeQ=
lDQft DOn GrturliOniiten fano am Spnn=
tag III Der 9tQbe bon Sralee, gountp
SterrH Srlan0, in Der 9td6e zines 9(rtil=
Ierle=S6ieBplobes cine alte @ranote.
Die Soerren Der @eIellI6aft beluItioten
nf oomit bic @ranate auf Dem 8poen
IortSurollen, Dobei lie erploOirte. 9rei
Perlonen Wuroen ouf Der Stelle eet6btet
uno Elm 9uBenb onoerer me6r ooer
meni9er l6lper Uerlebt.
tHSSsiplSleH.
4}alermp, 5. SUM-. - 0ie sSrou,
N}utter un0 Srei &inoer bes su Is Sab
rem GefQn9niB perurt6eilten iocialiiti=
l4en 9eputirten Soiep6 9e 6elice
Guifrt9go wuroen bon Der Geoieruno
ous SiSilien aus9eiuieien. sic miiIien
i1ren Aufentbalt 5u Ntoras auT Soroi=
MEN nebmen. 9e 6elice mar elmer Der
6iibrer oes 9ufrubrs auf Sisilien.
Der Observation-Disclosures.
Gonoon, ). SUM-. -Sie 9iIferen=
gen Swil9en ben 2onboner 0roibfen=
futl6ern unb ben Sroi6fenbelibern
lpuroen bem SerSO9 bon 9eponlbire sur
S6lihtung lnterbreitet.
prof. tDilbelm 4oi der.
2etp5i9, ). Suni. 9Sil6elm
Rol6er, Der eminenteNational=Oe Oefonpm,
lit eeltern 9eitprben. 9rof. 9oI6er
ipuroe am 81. Sttpber 1917 in Soon=
MINOR nphnrptt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
2us9emieien.
Der Orof heritreif.

Eonoon, 5. Stunt. -Sie Sifferen=
gen swil9en ben 2onboner 0rol6fen=
frtldern unb ben Sroi6fenbeiibern
lpuroen bem SerSos BON 9eponlbire sur
S6li6tuno lnterbreitet. w
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-06-07
Ods cubdntihe 8uooet.

Mabrib, 4. Suni. = Gs beiBt, bab
bas cubanii@e Budget einen ueberi9uB
BON $4,000 seisen tpiirbe. 9lls @runb
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-05
The coxey Fiasco.

As was anticipated the Coxey "army"
demonstration on the Capitol grounds on
May l, was fasco. The army was COM
posed only of several hundred eranks,
socialists, tramps and vagabonds, and their
entry into Washington caused no unusual
commotion, Mr.. Coxey headed the crowd,
and arriving at the Capitol grounds, his
followers were prohibited from entering as
an organization, but Mr.. Coxey alighted
from his carriage and proceeded to the
steps Of the east front of the Capitol and was
getting ready to make a speech, when two
officers were quickly at his side and escort
ed him out of the grounds. Coxey's lieu
tenants entered the grounds at other points,
but they, two, were hustled out by officers,
and charges of violating an act Of Congress
were made against all of them. Bail was
furnished, and Coxey's men are encamped
on piece of ground an the southern part
of the city, on canal bank, from which
short rations and the hot sun will shortly
dislodge them, even if the health officers
do not order their expulsion from the city
The whole scheme was conceived by
crank, and has ended about as was expected.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-05
Married Life in America.

WASHINGTON, April ~. The first data on
conugal condition in the United States ever
gathered by the government is given IN a
census bulletin made public today. 1t shows
that of a total population of 62, 622, $50 in
1890 almost three tifihs were single, little
more than one third married, and not quite
one. twentieth were widowed. The divorced
constituted small fraction OF one per cent.
The actual numbers of the classes are as fol
lows: Single, 81, l29, 564; married, 22,379,-
424; widowed, 1870 052; divorced, 2O,996,
and unknown, 70,2l4.
The males constituted over Al per cent, of
the total population OF 80, 067, $50 males in
the country 10, 945, SIC were single, II ,205,-
22S married. 8l5, 437 widowed and 49,l0l
divorced Of the females II, lS3, 1888, or over
So per cent, were single, IL, l26, 1876 married,
2.l54,6l5 widowed and II 1896 divorced. The
proportion Of widows, says the report, was
nearly three times as great as OF wldowers,
indicating that greater portion OF wldowers
remarry than widows, while figures show
that divorced men have remarked to a great
er extent than divorced women. vi the mar
ried males there were % out Of II, 290,0OS
under fifteen years of age, $50, I4o out OF
3. lO4. 1898 between twenty and twenty four
wears, It's, $50 out of 2,425,664 between
thirty and thirty-four years and 1863, 925 out
of ,233, 719 sixty-hve years and over: VI
married females there were 1,4ll out of TO-.
$50. 1902 under fifteen years, SlS,9SS out OF
8. sos. s52 from fifteen to nineteen years, l.
444.7i2 out Of 1901, 783 fron twenty to
twenty. four years, $685. 64 out of 2, $50, 466
from twenty-five to twenty nine years. ii u
2O4 out of 2, 1852, 966 from thirty to thirty four
wears, 269S, 266 out of 3,346,03l from thirty.
i've to forty-four years, l,796,979 out Of q
480,s7s from forty-five to fifty years,
s;xty.four years, and Ais, 1893 out of ], 1sS, 1853
sixty. five years and over.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-05
Increased Democratic Majority.

A special election was held in the third
Ohio congressional district on Tuesday
last to elect a Representative to succeed
Hon. George W. Houk, Democrat, deceas-
ed. Mr.. Houk was elected in 1892 by a
majority of 1916. At the election last
fall Mckinley, for Governor, had a majori-
ty of 900 in the district. On Tuesday
last, Paul j. Sorg, Democrat, was elected
to Congress by about 5000 majority.
In the municipal elections in the West,
this week, the general tendency was to-
ward the Democratic party and the reaction,
natural in times of business depression,
against the party, has ceased and the party
is getting together again.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-05
Death of George W. Abel.

Mr.. George W. Abel, President of the
A. S. Abel Company, publishers of the
Baltimore SIN, died on Tuesday afternoon
after an illness of only four days, of pneu-
monia. His life was devoted to his family,
his friends and the Sun. Few men OF his
prominent position were so retiring. Club
life, fashionable society nor prominence IN
public gatherings had no temptation Tor
him. He preferred the quiet enjoyment
Of home life, the company of friends, and
delighted in charitable deeds. In business
his whole energy was concentrated upon
the san. In it he took pride, and to
keep it in the front rank Of leading daily
Journals was his constant care.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-05
Pension curiosities.

1t is stated as curious fact that there are
now, nearly thirty years after the civil war,
800, 600 more persons getting pensions than
there we're troops in the field on the Union
side at any single time during the war. Yet
there are 100000 applications for pensions
vol IL he acted uponl In June, 1898, the
pension.roll had 966, 0l2 names and III $50
claims were pending. The outgo for pensions
was Si5s, i55 ,s42, figure which exceeds all
the pensions paid by all the nations in the
world for all their wars. We s'pay'' twice as
much as all put together In fact, if we cap
italize our pension payments we find that we
are in effect paying interest on bonded debt
n The seeded States in 1861, which was
some S.. 600 600, COO The war cost some
81. 00o. OO0, 900; pensions since have cost 81,
SEQ. 0Oo, 900. 1t would have been economi-
cal 10 have settled the differences OF 1861 on
a cash basis.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-05
Trying to Cut Wages.

The Fall River, Mass, manufacturers
are having some trouble with their opera
tives. They are insisting on reduction
of wages, on account of the Wilson bill,
and the operatives are protesting. These
mills have free cotton-the raw material
and are protected by a tariff tax on cotton
imports of over So per cent. They also want
free coal. The Wilson bill reduces the tax
on foreign made goods to about 49, per
cent. and the Senate has not changed the
rate. All of the mills are doing good
business and earning large dividends The
annual report of the Osborne Mill was
made last week. 1t showed dividend OF
8 per cent paid, 81 900 expended on new
machinery, and $4,000 carried to the sur
plus fund And Notwithstanding these
large earnings, in year of unusual bust
ness and financial depression, a reduction
in wages of the operatives is asked, because
the Wilson bill removes some of the protec
ton the mill has been receiving, and not
more than Is or 20per cent. dividend car
be earned.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-05
Another Supplement.


The ADVOCATE today completes the
publication of the local laws, and COM
mences the publication of the general laws
passed at the recent session of the Legis-
lature and authorized to be published.
Some of the general laws will be found on
the fourth page, one on the third, and a
number on the supplement. These laws
are of general interest, and those desiring
to keep up with the acts of the Legislature
should read them.
In order not to allow advertisements
encroach upon space allotted to news and
other matter it became necessary to issue
another supplement this week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-05
ITO THE CITIZENS OF WEST
MINISTER.

In reply to the individual statement issued
by Mayor Brooks and spread over the city
last week and called detailed statement Of
the financial condition of the City of West.
minister for the fiscal year ending May 10th,
1884, in which he undertakes to criticize
the work of the former board and charge
them with negligence, and says that he re-
grets to say that the late treasurer, Mr.. John
4. Anders, has never closed his account, |
have to say that if my account as recorded
does not show that it was closed, there never
has been one in the history of the corpora
ton that has been closed. Mayor Brooks,
says that during the last year l was not under
bond as treasurer, the paper supposed to be
the bond not being under seal or approved
by the mayor. This may be so, but if you will
90 to tbs Clerks office the books there are
open for inspection and any one desiring to
acquaint himself with the facts can do so, and
so could the mayor; but he did not care to
go to that trouble but preferred these charges
for special purpose. As to the legality of
the bond, ] am sure that it was meant to
be binding and was considered so by both the
treasurer and his bondsman, and the records
will show it, and that is more than can be
said of the detailed statement made by
Mayor Brooks without authority of the
Council, and which therefore means nothing.
The people have desired to know what the
Green street bridge cost. Can they find it in
the detailed statement? 1t would take an
expert to do it and they never will know,
only that it cost enough. He wishes to know
for what purpose the notes held by the board
were given. The records show it, and if he
does not know it, it is his own fault as they
are recorded on the minutes. feel it to be
my duty to reply to this unealled for and
unofficial document, and leave the people of
this city to Judge my character and reputa-
ton, as have been here long enough to be
judged by them. There are many other
things that might detail in regard to state
ments made but do not think it necessary at
present Very respectfully, your obedient
servant, JOHN T. ANDERS,
Late Treasurer of the City of Westmin-
ster. my5 1t
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CHER1FFs SALE.

By virtue of writ of Fieri Facias issued
ont of the Circuit Court for Carroll county
State of Maryland, at the suit Of Ernest b.;
Horn, Assignee, against the goods and
chatteIs, lands and tenements of John Ander-
son, and to me directed, have seized the
following property, viz All that piece or
parcel Of land situate and being in Carroll
county, State of Maryland, which the said
John Anderson obtained by deed bearing date
the 2Gth day of August, 1887, from James h.
Hood and wife, and Susan Bussard, and re-
corded among the Land Records OF Carroll
county. in Liber W. n NJ, No. 6S, folio
369, &c, beginning for the same at stone
heretofore planted on the east edge OF the
Ridge Road, at the end of the 22d line oil
James r. Hoods land and running said line,
to wit: S. 4s degrees, W. u $40 perehes
to a stone in the middle of the said County
Road; then S. 35f degrees; +. 10 92 l0O
perches to a stone now planted in the last
! line of James r. Hoods land and reversing
said line, to wit: N. 81 degrees, W. "a -lOo
perches to the beginning, containing
ROODS and II SO. PERCHES of Land,
more or less. And | hereby give notice that Oh
MONDAY, MAY IS. 1894,
at O clock. p. M, at the Court House Door
in the City of Westminster, will sell the
above property so seized and taken into
execution to the highest bidder for cash.
ELIAS B. ARNOLD,
! mv5ts Sheriff.
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may 5
GERMAN BAPTIST ANNUAL
(T MEETING.

The Annual Meeting of the German Bap-
tist Brethren will be held at Meyersdale, Pa,
on the Pittsburg Division of the Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad, commencing May oath, 1891
For this occasion the B. Il o. R. r. Co;
will sell excursion tickets TO Meyersdaie and
return from all stations on its system of lines
at rate Of one first class fare for the round
trip. From points east of and including
pittsburg and Wheeling the tickets will be
sold from May 22nd 10 2sth inclusive. and
will be valid for return passage within thirty
days from date of sale. :.
From points west of Pittsburg and Wheel
ing the tickets will be sold from May 2lst to
26th inclusive, and will be valid for return
passage within thirty days from date of sale
For time of trains, ETC., address nearest
Agent of the B. o. R. R. Co. or Q. 7. Nc
Carly, Gen'l Pass. Agent. B. Il 0. 5. w;
R'y, St. Louis. Mo-; L. s. Allen. Asst Gen
Pass. Agent, B. & o. R. R., Chicago, Ill;
E. D. Smith, Div. Pass. Agent, B. 4 Q. X.
r., Pittsburg, Pa, or B. F. Bond, Div. Pass.
Agent, B. & o. R. R., Baltimore, Nd; Chas.
o. Scull, Gen'l Pass. Agent, B. d .. X. H.,
Baltimore, Nd.
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NO a2ls EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
VIM. H. Shubkagel and Anna J. Shubkagel,
Executor and Executrix of Mortgagee, VS..
Catharine Shaffer and John Shaffer her
husband, Mortgagors.
Ordered this LIST day of May, A. D.,
1894, that the Account of the Auditor filed
in this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the Dist day of May, inst. ;
provided a copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
BENZ. F. GROUSE, Clerk.
True Copy.-Test: