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New-York tribune., 1895-09-19
coLoRED PREACHER HELD FOR MURDER
A coRoNER's JURY FIND THAT ANNIE ROGERS
WAS KILLED BY JOHNSON.


somervilie n. j.. Sept B-Jscob A. Johnson ,he
rolored preacher. who is accused OF muroerihs
Annie Rogers a mllatto woman, on Sunday morn
tnp by strangling her. was committed formany
to-day TO stand trial His wife Catherine Johnson.
and his son. oliver Johnson were committed as ac-
cessories after the act
The inauest began this morning Coroner Brady
presided County Prosecutor Doungon and County
PHYSICIAN Wagner were present. Johnson MS
wife his sister and her husband Johnsons son ana
daughter were in court. Calvin Corea the ma"
from whom the dead woman obtained A7 10 rew
hours before she vas murdered was called. he
testified that Johnson with her when ne paid
the money They left his house TO take a train for
Somerville.
Johnson refused to testify. Questions were ASKED
hut his counsel instructed him not to utter WORD
Joseph German the fagman. who saw Johnson
and Annie Rogers together between 1856 ana
oiciock on Sunday morning described the clothing
worn by each They ran across In 'front.' Oh
James Rogers was called. but did not appear; he
is a coored man and has stated that ne saw Jonn- n
was found Rogers is under bail Tor stealhg
chickens There are two warrants FOR his arrest
on other charges. and when he did not appear TO-
o1y yaherne s Johnson wife Of the accused man. had
hard work 10 obey the counsels directions TO say
Nothing The other members Of the Johnson house
ho,d were called and told most conflicting stories
The daughter testified that after her father came
home they all sat down TO supper and then had
noare anars nv Her brother swore he in bed when
the father came home His sister swore ne ne Na was
up The sisters husband swore ne was nra IN oeu ho
Hs wife swore he ate supper Inc son swore ne
Aid not hear his father come home Then he swore
ne heard his father and mother quarrelling about
the father sGns iGS%i FOUND al dead aiY with e
The jury took hour TO deiiberate ana then
that johnson was responsible bor for hs .oo sFs
accessories to the act
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Eam Schools.

NJ Y L. EVENING LAW SCHOOL ~ , ~,
l\.(Formeriy Metropolis Law School opens oct l. w.
' - AUSTIN ABBOTT, Dean.
Address for caiaog'.e. REGISTRAR University "a'n'
ington Square, East. or - .c,,,rv
2O7 Broadway. ~ Y. City
NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL i2o BroadSay n ,r,oy y: Cifyy
IN Evening Dept Cooper Union. DWIGHT METHOD
Cf obstruction. Degree Of LII r. after years course
sAh"u"' ice S GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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COURT.-SECOND LUDICIAL

- DIsTRICT-wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY. the mat
ter Of the application and petition Of Michael T.
New York ana behalf Of the Mayor Aldermen and
Commonalty 81 the city OF New YORK under chapter lsa
~ hc s OF 1898 acquire certain estate
term real estate defined In said the pur
80 ~ nrovding sanitary protection of tho
sources IL the supply Of the city OF New-York
Kenzico Reservoir.
Pbc notice is hereby given that the Separate Report
covering Parcels Nos and - herein Of Francis
arkin ,r Hamilton Fish tr.. and Adrian 7. Herman
who were duly appointed Commissioners OF Appraisal In
he above entitled proceeding made pursuant TO the order
y, III" Court n April I 1894 a. settled bears date
June is 1895 and ned In the Wcstchester County
Clerks oni,e June Fl. 1893 49,
Notice is further given that an Application VIII be
made 10 confirm the said report at Special Term OF
said Court 10 be held at It's Chambers In the city OF
NcNburgh Orange County. the 2lST DAY OF SEP
lsp5 at opening OF the Court that day.
or as soon thereafter counsel be heard.-Dated
'"s"'' N"A' FRANCIS NJ SCOTT,
roursaI for the Corporation. ~
No. Tryon Row.
Nav York CITY.
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Connirp Boaro.

LAST ORANGE. y. j. Comfortable rooms and board ss
r. reasonable rates al improvements convenient a
u q denot Address MI ROWAN II s. C.nion-s,.
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1nstrultlon.
For Boys and Yourg Men.

For BOYS and Yourg Men.-City.
ssOCIATION BUSINESS INSTITUTE.-Iay school, Tor
"A Young Mtr Conducted by the Committee OF .ian-
aeement ~ the Twenty Street Branch Young Men
Christian Association. All commercial branches taus
Tuition includes the Gymnasium and al Associ-
ton privileges Apply for ~rospectus TO WALdDoV H.
SHERMAN. Educational Director. NO o. East t,o-st.
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Teachers.


EVERETT STONE Nae). SOL Fifth Ave.-Tutoring
"A. and private preparation for college. Recommended
by Rev Or Greer a "A conscientious and competent
educator
4 PRIVATE TUTOR Harvard Of years expert
n wit y references. wishes engagement Ad
dress PRIVATE TEACHER. II Meetng-st., Newport r. l.
7 ANES IITTMAN Master ~ Dancing. Will teach
suburban class college institute within radius OF hfty
miles afternoon evening highest references Address
care Of EMERSON PIANO CO.. 92 Fifth-ave. y. Y.
nRIVATE TUITION OF BOYS IN the family OF an ex-
J. perienced teacher Send for circular 10 the Rev
J. H. CONVERSE Mt Wilson Nd
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION Tor college or business; Rev
i J. G WYCKOFF. a. NJ. 81 Groyest. New Haven
Conn., refers Pr-st. Patton. Princeton. y. j.. and
Prest. Dwight, Yale University. New-IIaven. Conn.
VNHOROt'GH and high grade piano instructions. also
l German and French conversation lessons, IN re1ned
by a cultivated lady with unexcepon-
able references Address l.. y. 2.92o. New York
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Eesal \ otltes.
STATE or NEW YORK. -
Executive CHAMBER. Albany. september u, $500
TT APPEARING. TO my satisfaction, that IN

STATE NEW YORK. -
ESseupe GSsm9er AoGny sepIsmne n that the
i public interest requires It.
THEREFORE, In accordance with the statute IN sush r
raornary Special Term Of the supreme Court be
held the new courthouse in the city and county OF
ember 1893 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day
and continue 50 long as may be necessary for me ne
and 10 hereby designate the Honorable HENRY r.
BE S ~ Sn n Ydrk % f hd said Esaonry Special
Term q the suPrene, Court . ,,o. ., tho
be given by publication Of this order once @ on
papers published within the city Of New York.
&C yfn sHdfn n he e Of Albany this seyenteenh day Of
september the year OF our Lord , one thousand eight
hqTdrf H. s e"& COLE Pyas secreSr
CTPREME COURT.-SECOND JUDICIAL
y Observation-Disclosures COUNTY.-In the mat
ter Of the application and p petition Wo Of Michael si T.
Nsw.York and behalf Of the Mayor. Aldermen and
mmnay q the cry Of New 99rE an under chapter se
term real estate Is defined In said act for the pur-
Sources Of the supply OF the city OF New-York
pmbe notice s hereby given that the Second Separate
~, ~ Francls LartIn IT, Hamilton Fish. jr and
Adrian T. Herman who appointed Commissioners OF
APPRAISAL above entitled matter by orders OF this
rt duly made entered herein, bears date June 49,
1895 and was Md in the Wes'%ehes.er % oounty Clerks
gsnor, are Parcels Nos 2 g. o. TO- H. l2 is TO-
% % q and S, s ."S Whom ss the sgTss nsSA bn, S%'
David Brundage Jotham $. Tompkins Wesley Robbins
William Ackerly and Joseph r. Carpenter are included
IN Na,iee S%e Is fu.ther given application win be
mae ma court % to be held at is Chambers in the city Of
Newburgh orange County. on the 2isT DAY OF SEP
or az soon thereafter as counsel can be heard-Dated
August ''' FRANCIS NJ SCOTT.
No. 2 Tryon Row:
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Countrn BOARD Uanie0.


n OARD WANTED in the Oranges. by gentleman. wife
ID and daughter 90, rooms second h90r. with
closets and use OF bath house must be With modern
ven,ences well heated pleasantly loctted and surrounded
bv grounds frsclass plain table and good service.
Address stating location, terms etc. y. B..
Tribune
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5tbool Asen1les.

MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors; Governesses
&c 10 Colleges schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs NJ j. YOUNG FULTON. - Union Square
LIsK TEACHERS AGENCIES New-York Boston.
L Chlcagu, Los Angeles. II. +. Croker, W D. Kerr
y V Huvssoon O Pratt. y. Y. Managers 40 oth-ave
MIRIAM COYRIERE'S Teachers Agency supplies pro-
Vl teachers etc. In all depts
schools carefully recommended $50 5th-ave cor 2Oth-s,
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dec225
soc EQUTTY.


Ii the Circuit Court ior Carroll County.
Rachel J. Penn. plaintiff. Is. Howard :.
Penn, defendant.
The object Of this suit is to procure decree
for divorce a vinenlo mairim0nii irs,n the de-
fendant.
The bin states tnaf the plaintiff and defeu-
dant were married in Carroll County. Mary
land. IN the month of December. 1856. by She
Rev. William franklin. That both resided
IN said County and State at the time Of their
marriage. That they have one child. boy
0r six wears. l1y their marriage, who i living
with the mother in Carroll Comfy. That a
fear or 50 after said marriage the defendant
abandoned the plaintiff and went, as she Is
informed. to the State Of Ohio, where he Is as
present residing: that said abandonment has
continued nninferruptedly for more than SIX
years; is deliberate and final, aud the separa-
lion Of the plaintiff and defendant is beyond
any reasonable expectation Of reconciliation.
That the defendant Is a nonresident of the
state Of Maryland.
Il Is thereupon adjudged and ordered that
the plaintiff by causing copy of this order 20
le inserted IN some newspaper published at
Westminster Carroll County, once in each %
four successive weeks before the 18th day Of
.Iannary, 1895. give notice TO the said absent
defendant of the object and substance Of this
bill. and warn him to appear in this Court IN
person or by solicitor, on or before the 9th day
of February, 1895, to answer the premises and
show cause. If any he have why a decree
ought not 10 pass as prayed.
BENZ. F. GROUSE. Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
dec y A. BExI. +. CEousE, Clerk.
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CHARLES f. FINK. solicitor.
YNRUSTEES SALE
OF
Desirable Houses and Lots,
In Union Bridge, Carroll county, Nd.


The undersigned, trustee, by virtue of a de-
cree of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
sitting in Equity, passed on the ID day of
january, A. D., 1895, in a cause wherein
Mary H. Moore is complainant and Helen }.
Moore ct al, are defendants, will offer at
Public Sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, A. d., 1895,
at l o'clock. D. M, the following three parcels
of land with the improvements thereon. all
situate in the town Of Union Bridge in Car
roll county, Nd:
l. All that lot of land containing $3.50
Square Feet, more Of less, situate on the west
side of Whyte street in said town. adjoining
the lands of Mrs. Mary T.
Clary and Mrs Eliza j. Smith, a y
aud is improved with a large st
Brick House, finished in mod EAII
ern style. This property has the right TO nSe
of water in the well upon said Mrs. Eliza ).
Smiths land.
2. All that lot Of land containing l5,463
Squre Feet, more or less, situate on the west
side of South Main street in said town. inn
proved with a large Double House, frame
weatherboarded, built for two families.
3. All that lot of land containing 1906
Square Feet. more or less, situate on the
west side of South Main street and is improved
with a medium sized Double House, frame
weatherboarded, built for two families. This
lot and the preceding one. are in close
proximity to each other with an ARTEsIAN
WELL OF WATER near the door. This land
adjoins the property Of Mrs. Caroline +.
Waldron.
All the above mentioned properties are part
of the estate of Joseph Moore, late of said
county, deceased, and all are under good
roofing and in good repair. An taxes due up
10 day Of sale viii be paid by the undersigned.
Terms of Sale as Prescribed by the Decree
One-third cash ON the day Of sale or upon the
ratification thereof, one-third in one year, and
one-third in two years from day of SALE with
interest. to be secured by the notes Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with security 10 be ap-
proved Of BY the trustee.
CHARLES Z. FINK.
Tr,,-t..o
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jan5
poAD NOTICE

Notice is hereby given thas application vii
he made to the County Commissioners Of Gar
roll county at their first meeting after the ex=
piration of thirty DAYS frem the date hereof
10 open and locale pablie road in said county,
commencing at the Washington road. about
one half mile south Of Morgan Run. AT the
junction of a private road leading 10 salem NJ.
+. Church and public schoolhonse No. ], ~
franklin district. and running along SAID pri-
vafe road, or as near as practicable. through
the land If James v Criswell until i inter-
secis the lands Of Theodore Zimmerman; and
then on the line between James Y. Criswell
and Theodore Zimmerman until II intersects
the hand Of Grove A. Shipley; and thence on
the line between said Grove A. Shipiee and
Theodore Zimmerman until It intersectS the
land of the heirs Of Elisha PrIgh. deceased;
thence through said land until il intersects the
land Of Theodore Zimmerman; then through
the land Of said Zimmerman until Il Inierseets
the land Of Sarah L. Pngh; thence on the
line between said Prugh and said Zimmerman
10 the corner Of said Prugh laad:ihen through
the land Of Sarah l.. Prugh until it iniersects
a private road; thus along said road, or as
nesr as practicable, through the land Of Sarah
l. Prugh to the county road known aS the
Salem road: thente along said road n south
erIv direction to a private road a, William \.
Friizzell 4 Bro 5. mill. thence through the land
Of said Friz.ell & Bro. along said private road.
or as near as practicable. until it iniersects
the lands Of L. A. Aldridge and Mary koontz;
thence through said lands, still following said
road a. near A. practicable, until il iniersecis
ihe land of J. b. T. Sellman, still following
said road to the county road opposite the resi-.
denee Of said Seilman.
JAMES v. GRISWEII
THEODORE ZIMMERMAN.
ANDREW p. FRIZZEIl..
WM. +. PRUGH.
LEWIS A. Af4DRIDGE,
J. b. T. SEI.IMAN.
dec22 81 and Il Others.
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Try
From the Table

Rubbing tough meat with cut lemon
Bacon tat for frying chicken and game.
Steaming stale loaf of bread TO freshen
ii.
Warming crackers slightly in the oven
before using.
Dipping sliced onions in milk before
frying
Fried sweet apples when you have liver
or kidney
Heating dry coffee before pouring on the
water
Pouring vinegar over fresh fish to make
the scales come off easily.
Adding lemon juice to the water in
which rice Is boiled to keep the grains
separate.
Beating the whites Of eggs at an open
window if the kitchen be hot and steamy.
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26ee EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Thomas Coakley rs. William L. W. Seabrook
and wife.
Ordered this Sd day Of january, A. D.,
1895. 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 21st day Of January, inst;
provided copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
eonntv. BENZ. Z. GROUSE, Clerk.
Trae eopy,-Test;
ian5 2t BENZ. F. Grouse, Clerk.
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Brains are just as necessary as Drawn on
the farm Ten hours of well planned work
is worth more than sixteen hours without
plans. Sit in the shade and plan SO that
you can make every step count
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The Way the Year Went Out

Joyously to the hopeful
Blithely for the maiden.
Busily for the housewife.
Fast too fast. for the worker.
With cold shoulder for the msucceSS-
full
Slowly 50 slowly, to the weary and sut-
fering.
% er thorny breaks and stones with
the politician.
With heartaches and disappoinment~
for the ambitious.
With its June and certainly not without
its December
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NOTICE.


WESTMINSTER, January ?, 1925.
The President and Board Of Directors Of
The Farmers Fertilizer Company Of Carroll
County. at meeting held on the above date.
declared dividend of SIX PER CENT on
the capital stock Of said company for the past
yesr. navable ON and after the 18th of Janu-
ary. 1895, at the First National Bark of West
minister, Md.
JNO. r. DIFFENBAUGH.
ian5 3f Secretary.
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The man who honors his labor, dignifies
it, no matter how toilsome ii may be; the
man who does not honor il. does not have
labor 10 perform for long time.
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Economy is the road to wealth, but
there j, GOOD old book which says
There is thar scattereth, yet increaseth;
and there is that withholdeth more than
Is meet. but it tendeth 10 proverty.
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Dilly Gin Mortified whisper - Mamma,
Willy is an infdel Mamma An in
6del? Dilly-..Yes; he said he don t
believe there any Santa Claus.
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Some men treat dumb brutes as if they
had souls other treat them as if they had
no souls themselves II is only differ
euce in men.
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Don imagine you can cheat nei9hbor
in a horse trade, without giving lesson TO
your boy that he will never forget
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What Told My Wife is the title
Of new book. 1t is almost needless to
say that it Is fiction.
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And unless cause to the contrary be shown
in writing on or before the 10Th day Of
JANUARY, 1895. the license applied for will be
issued. provided the said applicant complies
with the requirements Of Chapter 6, Acts Of
1894. requisite thereto
BENZ. F. GROUSE.
Clerk Of the Cireuit Court for Carroll County.
ianh 2f
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1tEr a aoop AUoTToNEER

II you intend having a sale get an expert
enced aBeti0neer who does not want the whole
proceeds of It for his services. Try me. Best
3. senees, and can always be found at
Hotel or the Advocate Office, West
II p A. GORSUCH.
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ADIEU TO ga

BY OLIVE LUCILLE
The old year just deIar,inE
Has shed It's light:
The New Year iuSt emtarking
TiS young and bright.
The old has had its pleasures.
We don't forget;
Let's hope the New has treasures
We won't rrgrc1
Many a link is broken
In last years chain.
Many sweet love token
We can't reclaim.
But we can create new ones.
five win try.
Much brighter than the old oncs-
Regret ,-Good.hye
Sarr Rca. NJ. In, 81, 'ss
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A PPLICATION FOR LIQUOR
IA LICENSE

WESTMINSTER, MD.. January |. 1895.
hereby give notice that the following per
son has fled an application in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Cireuit Court for Carroll
county for Liquor License, to Wit
TO KEEP A HOTEL OR ORDINARY,
John t. Motter. at Silver Run.
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Be willing to do good, and you will be
surprised at how much you can do.
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Original poetrp.
WORDS OF PEACE.

eace leave with you, my peace give unto YOU
BY J. W SIAGENHAUP-
How sweet to feel the Savior near
His love removing every fear;
And oh, how sweet hisworis of cheer.
my peace leave with thee.
oh, sacred joy to know, 10 feel,
When at the mercy seat we kneel.
The hallowcd bliss these words reveal
My peace leave with thee.
To hearts by sin and sorrow riven
The precious words of peace are given.
An earnest Of The bliss of heaven.
NY peace leave with thee"
When kneeling AT the Sayior's feel,
We find in him our joy complete,
He speaks-oh precious words SO sweet
NY peace I leave with thee
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Many people never accomplish much
because they never plan for much
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The man who would be leader must
never keep the procession waiting
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No man ever goes willingly where his
heart does not lead him.
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Al the reward love ever asks is the
privilege Of doing its best
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If you always do good as you have OPP
portunitv. YOU viii never be idle.
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The way to do great thing IS never TO
neglect any little thing.
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The smile of sleeping child may nerve
man to do desperate things
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-01-12

II some of our heads were not 50 biz,
our hearts would grow faster.
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The heart that has never suffered has
never loved
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Peace leave with you, my peace I give unto YOU "
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because they never plan tor much.
The man who would be leader must
never keep the procession waiting.
If you always do good as you have op
portunity YOU will never be idle.
The smile of sleeping child may nerve
a man to do desperate things
II some of our heads were not 50 biz,
our hearts would grow faster
All the reward love ever asks is the
privilege Of doing its best.
No man ever goes willingly where his
heart does not lead him.
The way to do great thing Is never 70
neglect any little thing
The heart that has never suffered has
never loved
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woman who had trusted him; to leave this
Girl, whom it behooyed him 10 protect. in
the hands of her wretched father. and 50
to leave her with her faith in goodness
shattered-this Archdeacon Yale could not