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RUN INCREASES.

Instead of a diminution in the run on
tae Harlem Savings Bank at One Hun
dred and FweI.ty-fuurth Street and
Third Avenue, Yesterday there was an
increase over Tuesday in the number OF
depositors who were anxious 10 withdraw
their money, and with as little apparent
reason as on the previous day. 1t IS the
general belief in Harlem that the run
IS due to remarks made by certain per-
sons, whose feelings toward the bank.
for personal reasons alone, are not
friendly.
Not a depositor VINO applied Tor his or
her money yesterday was turned away.
every demand being paid II. full up 10
the close of banking hours. That the
bank is sound and VIII be able to meet
all demands made upon it is emphatically
asserted by the officers. The sum OF
Sl5I,5i5 was withdrawn yesterday
Wien the oauk opened its doors for
business. promptly 1T 10 O'Clock. about
one hundred persons were standing at
the front doors waiting for an oFpor-
tunity TO withdraw their savings. PolIc-
Captain Dean. or the East One Hundred
and Twenty-slXth Street Station, sent a
roundsman and four policemen to tho
bank for the purpose of preserving order
and keeping the sidewalks clear of idlerS,
but the policemen found little TO do. At
noon the crowd had increased to about
-four hundred perSons. nearly oHe-half
of them being curiosity seekers. Only
few depositors were admitted to the bank
at one time
None of the depos!tors seemed TO be
able to give a sound reason for his anx-
iety to cave his wings in his OWN
possession instead OF in that of the bank
or his authority :1r doubling the solvency
Of the bank Fully two-thirCls Of the de
posters were women.
CHURCH OR DANCING CLASS?
Miss Edith Marshal. of NO 70 South
Twelfth Street Newark, finds herself
obliged 10 decide between -esisnins her
membership in the De Groot Methodist
Episcopal Church or giving up Il dancing
class FOR young children which she has
been conducting for several weeks. She
must decide by the middle OF February
next This is a mandate OF u committee
of the Board of Trustees. consisting OF the
pastor, the Rev. r. X. Boyd. and Messrs.
James and Alinaett.
with her mother, Mrs, r. L. Marshal,
who is the urgantst OF the church. Miss
Marshal has for several years been very
active in the affairs OF the church. She
is young, pretty and popular. When. sew
eral weeks ago. she started dancing
class for children the youthful element
in the church spoke approFingly. but the
older element protested. hodiaS thar she
was not only violating the Book Of Dis
cipl!ne herself. but encouraging others 10
do So
When the pastor and trustees told her
that her church membership was leopard
ized Miss Marshal said that she had ar
ranged q reception for her little pupils
early in February and did not feel that
she could abandon II. MIR, Boyd and the
trustees thar agreed to allow the matter
70 remain in allegiance until after the re
ception with the understanding that Miss
Marshal Will then give her decision, Miss
Marshal's mother stands by her daughter.
Miss Marshal declared yesterday that she
does not know what decision she Will
make.
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old organ swelling out INTO melodous caden-
ces and the voices OF the priests and choristers
echoing from the altar opposite.
In the afternoon we went to Versailles
which is a beautiful place, but the palace
was so crowded that we had very little salts.
faction in seeing anything there; we walked,
or rather was pushed through several rooms;
we noticed the walls were lined with battle
pictures, but were unable to get close enough
to see what they were. The grounds are
ideal-long avenues of trees with overhang-
ing tops form cathedral like vistas of dark
green, and stretches of velvety grass are
interspersed between. We saw La Petite
Trianon where poor Marie Antoinette spent
her happiest hours; her bed room and other
apartments were exhibited, also the dairy
where she made butter and the mill where
Louis XVI played at being miller.
We would never have known that this
was Sunday; everything goes on as usual.
while we were at dinner this evening band
was playing and people were dancing on the
streets.
We went to the Grand Opera House Mon
day night to see the Meister Singers. which
was very enjoyable. To describe this beau
tfu building perhaps the best way will be to
tell you that 1t cost about So ,OOO 900 in gold,
and was near ten years in course OF construc.
ton.
The more we see of Paris the greater is
the establishment at the wonderful attractions
which abound in almost every direction.
The number of public squares and parks in
and around Paris exceeds that of any city in
the world and they are all ornamented with
beds of flowers, elaborate fountains and fine
statuary, whilst the walks and drives are
models of good order and neatness. The
whole effort has been to make Paris beautiful,
and beautiful it IS almost everywhere.
The world has much to learn from Paris,
although there is much here that is all the
better that the rest of mankind should not
attempt to initiate.
The French are very polite people though
l don't think they compare favorably with
the English. There is not the same Difference
and respect to women that we find in the
English speaking cations.
We leave here tomorrow for Switzerland,
from which place will write our next letter
f. A. MATTHIAS
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Order NiSi Oh Sales.
No. 72l4 Equity.

NOs ~AA LAsluhys
H. the Circuit Court for Frederick County
sitting in Equity.
July Term, 1000.
In the Matter of the Report of Sales, filed
the 28th day of June, 1900.
Chas G. Waters Mortgage of Jacob
Handley aud Catharine Handley
his wife
on Petition.
NRDERED, That on the 9th day Of
" August, 1900, the Court will proceed to
act upon the Report of Sales of Real Estate
reported to said Court by Charles G.
Waters, Mortgage in the above cause,
and filed therein as aforesaid, to finally
ratify and confirm the Same. unless cause
to the contrary thereof b. shown before
said day; provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published in
Frederick County, for three successive
weeks prior to said day.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
be $4,000.
Dated this 4lh day of August, 1900.
DOUGLASS H. HARGETT,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick Co.
True Copy;
Test, DOUGLASS II. HARGETT, Clerk.
aug0 1t
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Public Sale
Farm & Town Property

BY virtue ofan order Ofthe Orphans Court
of Frederick County, Md, the undersigned,
executors named in the last will and tesla
ment of Joseph Freeze, late of said county,
deceased, will sell at public sale in front Of
the town property hereinafter described, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1000,
AT O'CLOCK, 2. NJ,
The following real estate, viz
list. All that lot of land lying on the W.
VI. II. r., mile east of the r. II, station,
Thurmont, on the Apples Church Road,
containing
20 Acres of Land,
more or less. The land is OF good quality, is
on account Of its location near Thurmont.
There Is pear and apple orchard Of choice
fruit. The growing crop will be excepted.
2nd. The home property OF the late de-
ceased, situate on East Main street, Thur
mont, adjoining the Masonic Building and
Col. John r. Rouzcr's property.
The lot fronts 81 feet on E. Main ST., run
ming back IA feet. The improvements con
sist of u substantial
Brick Dwelling
in good repair generally, good large frame
STABLE and necessary outbuidings, II eel
lar under the entire bullding,a fine well of soft
water in the yard. Access to property by
an alley on east side of lot, There is VA
CANT FRONT of 81 feet on east side of
dwelling, in the business centre Of the town.
n NERMS of Sale as prescribed by the Court,
i One-ha.f of the purchase money to he
paid in cash on the day of sale or on the
ratification thercofby the court, the bal
anCc in II months, the purchaser to give
security satisfactory to the undersigned
executors, or all cash at the option Of
Tie purchaser.
Upon compliance with above terms a
good and sufficient deed in fee simple
will he executed, the purchaser to be
at all expense OF convcyancing.
w LLIAM J. FREEZE, r,o.,,,,rs
JOSEPH NJ FREEZE. NNo'"'''"'
j. +. ID. Miller, Auct. aug2ts
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So 1T Would! SO 1t Would J!

The Frederick NeacS is OF the opinion that
It would have been so much more satisfac.
tory could our people have gone over the
electric road instead Of having to drive to
Frederick to witness the tennis games. Not
only more satisfactory, but very many more
ofour people would see Fredcrick;go to work,
brother, and build the road: the valley Reg.
ister led its people up to the mark and our
people are ready with their full share. If
the three Frederick papers would determine
to accomplish the work, itwould be done; OF
this we are morally certain
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France.

City OF Paris, July II, 1900.
We arrived in this city of delights at $50
this morning. Our trip across the channel
was tircsomc, though, the water being
smooth, we escaped sea sickness, Upon
reaching New ham last night we Immediately
made a grand rush for the boat us we had
been told all the sleeping places, which were
merely two tiers of sofas, would be taken up.
| was fortunate enough to secure one for
Mrs. Greer and myself, but we did not sleep
very much as we reached Dicppe, where we
left the boat, about a. m. We had quite a
time climbing up the steep gang plank at
this place, as tic low tide left the boat 80 feet
below the stone embankmcnt
After a hours ride by rail we were in
Paris. 1t is very warm here and we feel it
keenly, having just returned from Scotland.
After enjoying a rest we went to see the
tomb of Napoleon. The immense sarcoph-
agus rests below the level of the floor upon
which We enter it is of Finland marble of
great weight and magnificcnce. In another
paw vi Viz ID bohD VI uclOlllC
A gilt crucifix in shrine supported by four
Pyrean marble pillars is inscribed st. Louis
and seems rather incongruous in Napoleon's
tomb. The light shines through stained
windows of violet and orange and gives the
place a mystical, unreal appearance, that
greatly enhances its beauty and sublimity
From here we went to the Pantheon which
was built to commemorate the great men OF
France. The mural paintings were very fine
giving scenes from the life Of st. Genevieve,
the patron saint Of Paris, St. Louis and Joan
of Arc. After leaving here we visited the
church OF the Madeline, which ia very
beautiful building, though we were disap-
pointed in the general effect. 1t will he re
lnembered that the fury Of the Commune was
CASTORrA.
Bears the hIhe Kind You Ia,s Always Bought
Signature "a &zH2ZzzMx
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No. 7l3I Equity.

Notice Is hereby given to the creditors Of
Martha Susan Estcrlne deceased to prove
and have filed their claims against the said
deceased with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Frederick County, on or before the 10th
day Of August, A, ID, 1900, otherwise they
may he excluded from participation in
the distribution of the trust funds in said
estate
ClIAS 4. WATERS,
iul1od Trustee
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CHAS. H. 0SLER.
Clias. G. Waters,
MORTGAGE of
Catherine IIandlcY,
and
Jacob Handlcy,
her husband,
on
Petition.
Nc, 7l05 Equity.
In the Circuit Court
: for Frederick Coun-
ty, sitting as a Court
of Equity.

The object of this publication is TO give
notice to the non resident heirs ut law OF
Catherine IIandley, deceased, OF the object
and substance of the petition filed in the
above entitled cause by Charles c. Waters.
Said petition alleges that the real estate
sold under the mortgage referred to in said
cause sold for sum largely in excess of the
mortgage debt, interest and costs.
That the said Catherine Handley in connec-
ton with her husband Jacob Handley, was in
her lifetime indebted unto the petitioner,
Charles G. Waters upon her promissory note
bearing date May end, 1892, payable one year
after date tor the sum OF one hundred and
forty five dollars, and that there is still due
and owing said petitioner on account ct said
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Won Again i'm Frederick.

The return match at tennis was playc(
between Thurmont and Frederick at tb'
latter place on Thursday last AS in TIT
match played here the week before, Thur
mont won, although not so readily. IT re-
ouired seven sets to determine the winner
Frederick won the frs, two sets will
Mot,er and Duvall against Iammctt ant
Bcachlcy, Sc and G".l.
Next came DcGrange and Smith, Frederick
vs.. Seton and G. Casscll, Thurmont, lost 10y
the former, G-S, CT, &C.
The match was then determined by Mottel
and Duvall losing two sets to Sef on an,
Cassell, 4-G, Go
We append the score;
'"' and %i'''' Frederick
Guy Duval
II ID. Bcachley)
cooro IF-o01l100ll01oll-S
score T-1lOOO11OO10100-G
Guy MOtter y. l.. llalnlntll
Guy Duvall II ID. Beachlcy
Score T-lOoo0o0-.l
McQulkm DeGrangc)
Lester Smith
Dr., Carl =. 3; 3 $: :S,''"'} r'"'""D'
o.o observation-disclosures
''"'' T-l0Ol1l0ll 1901 Is
' s At; VS. 5 c ::5
Score yT II . . o.
": s ::; vs. ; ; IS;
score T-ll1111-G
" aa% V. {S sai
sooro (F,-O1OOO1l1O0-4
score 1T-1Ol1lO0Oll--G
S S Il: " 5 t 4;
Score (F,-00101000-2
'N"'' I'll | 0101 | 1--G
Lieut.. Geo F. Landcrs, referee; Messr!
Byrn and Valentine, lincsmcn.
Our boys and the young ladies who accom-
panied them are enthusiastic over the Cour-
tcsy shown them by the Frederick boys, ant
take this means Of expressing their apprcci-
alton.
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HE To Woman.

Especially valuable to women is Browns
Iron Bitters. Backache vanishes, headache
disappears, strength takes the place OF
weakness, and the glow of health readily
comes to the pallid check when this won
derful remedy is taken. For sickly children
or overworked men it has no equal. No home
should he without this famous remedy.
Browne Iron Btters is sold by all dealers,
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John, son of Mr.. E. l.. Root has been Sc
lected for work in the Signal Corps. lie an
swered call for volunteers in the hospital
department to go to China, but the Signal
Service held him. being u telegraph operator
He is at Fl. Riley, Kan.
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Denuty Is blood Deep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarcts, Candy Cathar'
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm.
purities from the body; Begin, today to
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarcts,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
Gists, satisfaction guaranteed, loo, 25c, SOC.
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Milton G, Urner. Clayton o. Keedy
Hammond Urner.
URNER, KEEDY & JRNER.
Attorneys and Counseors at Law
and Solicitors in Chancery.
Win attend promptly to ali Law, Equity and
Testamcntary Business.
LE- OFFlCE.--Recorl Street opposite
Court House, Frederick, Md. APPS
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Grnccbam. This is fine opening for
LIVE MAN; he could get all the work h"
wished to do. Apply to
JOSEPH GERNAND,
aug9 st Graceham, Md
sR' FOR RENT-Farm of "a acres, at
Thurmont. In excellent condition; lays high
There are churches, different denOmina-
tons noble class of people; stores where you
can spend all the spare change you wish
The Improvements arc an eight room frame
Dwelling, Large Barn and outbuildlngs,
Apply to CIIAS. +, CASSELL,
Thurmunt.
or CHAS SIMPLIFY,
2l7 CORTLAND st
aug9 st Baltimore, Md.
eY- TOMATOES FOR FAMILY CAN.
ming i am supplying fine tomato to f"mi'
lies for canning purpc scs. Prices to suit
aug2 At l., ROY SlGMCND,
~" DENTISTRY Beginning August
Oln, 1 W III Sptlu lNo NC'ho III hu'h'Nh'
giving attention to practice.
aug22t ii C. ANDERS, ID. ID. 5.
cY- Mems heavy shoes % 81 90 per pair
best you haye ever seen fer the money,
AT ROOTS.
~" FOR SALE.-FARM of "A acres at
Graceham, Frederick Co, on Western Mary.
land railroad, III highest state Of cultivation.
Brick dwelling. II rooms. One of the finest
in the county Would make grand summer
boarding house.
Apply to G. Il. Casscll, Thnrmont, or
Chas Shiplcy, PIT Courtland ST.,
Jull0Jt Baltimore, Md.
ss- FOR RENT Two houses on West
Main,St Inquireat
jul4tf CLARION OFFICE.
CS- PASTURAGE- Stock pasturcd by
the month in well watcrcd fields either in
the Bottom land fields or in the western sec.
ton of Thurmont.
There is in those Bottom land fields, al.
together, more than 33 acres of pasture.
Apply to
malOT r. =. MILLER.
CY- FOR RENT:-Rooms in my office
building ON w. MainSt.
mC29lf DR.. NJ. A. BlREL1.
CB- Just received u fine line of table dam.
ask see our prices,
AT ROOTS.
cB- A Full line of w, w. Brushes just
received from factory,
AT ROOTS.
CE- lfyou want good syrups try our 80
and 40 cen, grades, .....
AT ROOTS.
aB- Carpets, Straw Mating, OH Cloths,
Window Shades, &c,
mch1Gtf AT ROOT ;.
gJE- DIR. HOWARD WHITE is now To-
Gated with the United States Dental Asso.
CATION" No n Charles st., Baltimore, Md.
Jan 95 emo.
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Fishing.

Messrs u. G. aud Charles Hammett, San
ford Shatfer, of Thurmont, and Osborne OF
New York City are camping and fishing at
Big Pool on the Potomac.
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The telephone seems to serve our people
better than they had thought, judging from
the number of calls on our wire and 1t Is not
the busy one.
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The thermometer reached SO here on Tues
day; at II p, m. it had fallen to "a ana we
had a good breeze.
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There will be meeting of tine board OF
directors OF the W. 81 G. electric railway IN
Frederick on Saturday, nth inst.
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MiIabile Dictu.
A Tale OF the Impossible.

Scene: A Frederick dry goods store: Time,
Thursday last, just before the tennis games.
Persona Thurmont ladies and a salesman.
Salesman Will you ladies 60 out to sec
the tennis gamess
Ladies:-Oh, yes! we are Of the party and
came in purposely to see the match.
Saesman:-You have no idea that your
players will win, have you?
Ladies:-Yes, we have.
Saesman:-Oh, my! They can't win: why
our players have made study Of the game;
they know every point in it; we enjoy oppor-
tunities and advantages i'll here that you
people in the country have no knowledge of:
my! my! no, indeed; your players can't win
against Frederick.
A very interesting tablsau might have
been arranged by a return of the ladies to
the store after the game, but they feared to
risk the effect on the Salesman's nerves
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. l0c or zoo.
II C. C. c. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
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SALE
Or
TWO SMALL FARMS.

The undersigned offers at Private Sale her
properties located near Eicholz' Mill, on the
road leading from said mill to Lewistown,
The farm on the west side Of the road con-
tains
30 ACRES OF LAND,
and Is improved with good house, stories
conveniently arranged barn and all necessary
outbuldings and a blacksmith shop. This
is an excellent location for blacksmith, as
the place has been successfully operated for
several years Ivy blacksmith. There are
several springs ct water near the door and
plenty of fruit of various kinds ON the place.
The property which adioins the above
contains
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ST DENTISTRY Bcginning August
9Th, | will spend two weeks in 1hurmont,
giving attention to practice.
aug22t ii G. ANDERS, ID. ID, ..
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NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
a NEW LOT OF FRESH
GOODS WHICH WE ARE
ABLE TO SELL YOU AT
GOOD PRICES.
GRAPE NUTS
l5CTS PACKAGE
FOR 25CTS
PILLSBURY NITOS
15CTS PACKAGE
HOMlNY GRlTS
15CTS PACKAGE
CANNED SALMON
12CTS CAN
CANNED SOUP
1UCTS CAN
DUNIIAM'S COCOANUT
5CTS PACKAGE
MACKEREL
Sets EACH
NICE NEW FAT FISH
LOOSE COFFEE 90CTS POUND
AN EXCELLENT DRINK
ONE PINT GOOD BLUING FOR
5CTS
GREEN TEA GOCTS POUND
UNUSUALLY GOOD
CHAS. H. 0SLER.
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o. ACRES OF LAND.

The buildings which are comparatively new,
consist of dwelling house, stables and out
buildings. good water, fruit, etc
These properties are pleasantly located and
in good neighboring convenience to mills.
schools and stores and are worthy the attcn-
ton of persons desiring homes of the kind.
For further particulars and terms, call
upon the subscriber living at Gracelam, who
will give information and take pleasure in
showing the premises.
SARAH g. MARTIN,
fcb22 Graceham. Md
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New Advertisements.

Bus. Loc.-For Rent, (2)
Order Nisi on Sales (7214)
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cE- Mems heavy shoes % 81 90 per pair
best you haye ever seen fer the money,
AT ROOTS.
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Business Locals.

sFs" FOR RENT. -Wheclwright shop in
Grnccbam. This is a fine opening for
LIVE MAN; he could get all the work he
wished to do. Apply to
JOSEPH GERNAND,
aug9 st Graceham, DID.
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tY- TOMATOES FOR FAMILY CAN.
ming i am supplying fine tomato to hml'
lies for canning purpc SEES. Prices to suit,
aug24 l.. ROY SlGMl Nd
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Local Items.

The establishment of a SHIRT factory here is
again being contemplated.
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the busy one.