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A WONDERFUL ExHIB1r1oN.--Th per
sons who did not see the marvellous Passion
Play, which was produced in the Sunday
School room of the Lutheran Church last
Wednesday night by means of Edison's Pro
telescope, without doubt missed one of the
most wonderful and startling exhibitions
ever given in Middletown.
The first scene started with the birth Of
Christ and the last showed the ascension
The most startling and wonderful scenes
were the slaughter OF the infants, the scene
10 the Judgment hall when Christ is condem'
ned to death, the crucitixion, the resurrection
and ascension. BY means Of the wonderful
projectoscope all the actors 0 these amazing
scenes were IN full motion as in life.
Valley Register.
The above mentioned entertainment will
be produced In Town Hall, Thurmont, to.
morrow friday evening, at 8 o'clock. AID.
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AN ACTIVE MEMBER Following Is list
of bills and the final disposition thereof, as
introduced in the House of Delegates by MIR.
G. G. Waters;
A Bill amending the "snow law of Fred
erick county so as to place the authority for
removing snow drifts in the hands of the
County Commissioners instead of the road
supervisors as was heretofore. both
houses and signed by the Governor.
A Bill amending the law relating to AS.
sistant school examiners SC as to enable them
to administer oaths in the same manner as
| the Examiner. both houses and
signed by the Governor.
A Bill abolishing the Bureau Of Immigra.
ton" reported unfavorably by the Commit
tee and report adopted by vote of Sc to %.
A Bill to prevent the running ut large of
Live stock in the village of Mt. Pleasant and
Passed both houses and signed by the
Governor.
A Bill taking away the appropriation of
$500, given annually to the "Frederick Col
lege" and providing tor a like amount to be
given to the County School Commissioners
for the benefit of the High Schools of the
county In its stead and providing for the
Trustees of the College to turn over the
building to the County Commissioners for
the benefit of the Public Schools. Passed
the House and reported unfavorably by the
Senate and report adopted.
A Bill providing for an increase in the tax
for the benefit of the Public Schools Chat is
making the amount 12i cents instead OF lO3
cents as is now) Reported iavorably by the
Educational committee, and sent to the Ways
and Means committee which committee re-
ported the same uniavorably and report
adopted
A Bill providing for the appointment for
a Notary Public at Mycrsville. - Passed the
House and unhvorably reported in the Sen
ate.
A Bill amending the Charter of the Re.
formed Church IN Middletown.--las sed both
houses and signed by the Governor.
A Bill providing for Compulsory Ednca-
ton of children between the ages of six and
twelve yeaIs.-Passed the House and ndcf
ntely postponed in the Senate.
! A Bin amending the law relating to the
hun ting with dog and gun On the land of an.
other without the owners or possessrs per
mission, providing penalty for the viola
ton thereofby fine and imprisonment Passed
both houses and signed by the Governor.
A Bill! relating to the shooting of Part.
| from two months to one month, being from
| November 18th to December 18th in each
year .-Passcd both houses and signed by the
| Governor.
A Bill providing for an amendment to the
| Constitution to be submitted to the voters
changing the Orphans Court system in the
State Passed the third reading in the House
and failed for want of a Constitutional ma.
jority.
A Bill excmpting from Administration all
estates of 500 or less and providing where
the amount was in cash in Bank the widow
could ATTAIN it by filing a receipt for same
with the bank and where there was $50 in
| Bank the undertaken who buried the deceased
could obtain the money by filing his receipt.
Passed the House and was Indefinitely
postponed in the Senate.
A Bill amending the law relating to Teach
held during the vacation season and not dur
ing the regular school term Passed the
House ana failed in the Senate.
A Bill Ielatng to the safety of Bridges in
Frederick county and providing for strength
to bear the maximum Traction engine of 49,
900 lbs ght.--Passed both houses and
signed by the Governor.
A Bill to refund certain taxes paid in error
by the Emmitsburg Railroad Company
Passed both houses, signed by the Governor
A Bill to refund Samuel Claggett certain
taxes paid IN error.-Failed to be reported
from Committee on account of certain data
not being forthcoming.
A Bill relating to the destruction Of minks
aud wild cats in Frederick Co. and provid
ing for premimum to be paid for their ex-
termination by the County Commissioners.
Passed the houses aud signed by Governor.