Larceny Trials Open in Circuit Court
The circuit court opened with Judges McSherry and Lynch presiding. State v Daniel Harper ended in not guilty verdict for larceny from Bernard Grove after demurrer over misread indictment. State v John Jurex found guilty of larceny of 105 from John A Williams, sent to House of Correction. State v Chas Tyson involves concealed weapons. defense by John G. Cotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludges McSherry
Lynch
Daniel Harper
Bernard Grove
Grove Lime Ge
P. F. Pampe
John Jurex
John A. Willams
South Market Street
Messrs
P.F. Pamper
J. C. Motter
John
House of Correction
Chas. Tyeon
John Gcotter
New Monteyne Hospital Superintendent Appointed
The board of charities and correction met at the Court House Saturday to appoint officers for Monteyne Hospital. Tobias Mann was named superintendent succeeding L. E. Derr with J. Wesley Creager and others filling posts including clerk Dr. Franklin B. Smith and Rev. G C H Hesakarl. A Masonic Temple in Washington suffered partial destruction by fire early today, with the dower portion used as store rooms and the main hall used as a dancing academy by Mic F P W Carlisle and Prof MueHer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Correction
Monteyne Hospital
Court House
Sfonteyne
Tobias Mann
Near Middletown
L. E. Derr
J. Wesley Creager
Wm. H. Tyler
Franklin B. Smith
G.C.H. Hesakarl
Benjamin F. Grove
A. J
Carliale
Masonic Temple
F. and
Ninth Streets
Interior Department
Washington
Arest
Mic
Carlisle
MueHer
Deate Work and Notable Deaths in Mechanicsville Area
Obituary and notices detail Dr J J Henshaw born 1818 Frederick County Va died February 1 near Mechanicatown with ties to Loudoun County Virginia politics and postwar Reconstruction. Other obituaries include Ann E B Colliflower aged 82 from West All Saints Street after stroke at church and Dr J Gregg Gibson of Shepherdstown died after paralysis. Also listed are Mrs Mary Moler wife of editor Robert Moler and Catherine Fisher of Baltimore with infant Scott Biddincer death nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Henshaw
Mechanicsitows
Frederick County
David Henshaw
Gabriel Henshaw
Nenis
Ohio
Susan Shipp
Madisonville
A. C. Pecor
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Berkeley County
W.va
Lovettaville
V A
Colliflower
Ann EB. Collflower
Martha Wilcoxon
West All Saints Street
Reformed Chorch
Ana Fischer
Adam Fischer
Wm. F. Colliflower
Reformed Church
Jefferson
Arroll County
Goliflower
Wille Comfort
Hanover
Mirs
Cornelia Barrett
Williamsport
Sallie Coliiflower
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
Gregg Gibson
J. Gregg Gibson
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Gibson
Hampshire County
University of Pennsylvania
Waters
Frederick City
Baker Grove
Jacob H. Grove
Sharpsburg
James H. Grove
Washington Couny
Senate of
Maryland
Robert
Hopkins
Government Printing Office
Virginia
Col
John F Gibson
Charlestown
Trinity Episcopal Church
RL. Moler
Mary Moler
Robert Lee Baler
Marlinsburs Statesman
Moler
Airs
James W. Strong
Destructive Crows Roost In Valley Suspected
A peculiar feature of the lower Valleys is the crow population. Each day the birds scour the fields from Maryland Heights to Harper's Ferry and return to their roosts at dusk. An elderly man tried to drive them away with a club and overcoat, but the crows attacked, leaving him injured and powerless.
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Via
Maryland Heights
Acore Harper's Ferry
Jefferson and
Clarke
Harper's Ferry
Mountain Snd
George A. Gilbert
No. 16
North Market
Prederick, Md
Blizzard Dumps Heaviest Snow of Winter in Frederick
A heavy snowstorm plowed through Frederick and Middletown starting Friday night, with about seven inches on the level in Frederick and four and a half inches in Middletown by 5:30 p.m. Snow shifted to sleet and rain and then more snow by early morning. Cold intensified, with subzero readings and drifting roads delaying stage and mail service. Telegraph lines down in places and some county roads blocked by drifts. The storm brought deserted streets and a prominent wind-driven lake effect along Market Space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
Jefferson
Hughesford
Fair Grounds
Pretty Wedding Unites Afiss M. Brengie and Theo Lear in Baltimore
Afiss Margaret R. Brengie daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Brengie of Frederick Maryland married Theo B Lear of Westport Baltimore county at J Joseph church parsonage corner of Howard and Barre streets Baltimore on February 22 Rev J J Barry officiated Bridesmaid Miss Gertrude Brengle wore a gown matching the bride’s La France rose bouquet Best man Philip Shea attended groom Reception at the groom's home Westport Guests gave many useful presents The couple will reside at 17 South Charles Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afiss
Margaret R. Brengie
Jacob Brengie
Frederick
Theo B. Lear
Westport
Baltimore County
J. Joseph’s Church
Howard and
Barre Streets
Baltimore
J. J. Barry
Gertrude Brengle
Philip Shea
Wesport
Lear
South
Charles Street
Advertised Letters List From Frederick City Post Office
Federal period notice lists names of addressees with missed letters as of February 2 1894 including Laprss Miss Annie Derh Mrs Mary Harps Miss Ade Laura Arisside Parshall Mrs Rigabeth Perkins and a Gentlemens List with a long roster of recipients such as Albert Anders Leon Duphy Bernard Fitzpstrick Joe Hing Jabnily Kamne MecuLogh and Henry snoemsker Heyy Jonz W Whson Samuel Weiss. call at the office to claim within two weeks or letters go to dead letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Saturdey
Laprss
Annie Derh
Mary Harps
Ade Laura
Arisside Parshall
Rigabeth Perkins
Gentlenen
Albert Anders Leon Duphy
Bernard Fitzpstrick
Joe Hing
Jabnily
Kamne
Local Briefs Touch on Politics Snow Storms and Remedies
A mixed Budget of local items notes Bul Nre's alleged foary syndicate letter, predictions on C Thomas Dougherty appointment, and Hicks' storms arriving exactly. It mentions a St Edward Roonta store visit with relics, including a John Brown piece, while weather crews shovel snow in Central 24th and 254 crossings. An ad promotes Consaberiao's Coach Remedy for colds with testimonials, urging readers to buy 25 and 50 cent bottles from Garrovi Pearre in Frederick, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesterds
Babsrs
St. Edward Roonta
John Brown
C. Thomas Dougherty
Central
O. Jones
Consaberiao
Garrovi& Pearre, Druggista, Frecenck, Md
Accident stalls train after bridge collapse
Yesterday morning a freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio line derailed near a curve at Ishii? causing twenty five heavy buses to scatter on the track. The train continued to Relsy before the crew noticed the disaster. Train No 13 removed the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samcgr
Ishi
Baltimore
Ohio
Fragmentary Local Notice Mentions Damaged Goods
A garbled district notice reports a milk check from Monocacy Valley Creamery for thirteen dollars and cents, small sums from individuals, and testimonials praising various tonics and remedies sold at Steiner Bros. Drug Store and Garrett & Pearre Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouse
Grant C. Wesebres
Mechanicstown
Iss
Monocacy
Pleasant Paragraphs About City Socials and Visits
Purely personal notes from a city paper list visits and calls. Fred Schley of Baltimore spent yesterday with friends and relatives here. Milas Philpot attended a White House reception hosted by Mrs. Cleveland for the Daughters of the American Revolution. Ide Grazer of Camden is visiting her parents in Araby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schley
Baltimore
Nudge Josepepline
Leore Chapline
Third Street
Fosa
Cuapline
West Third Street
Washington
Wiliam Pickett
Willim G&. Bameburg
Earle Lay Howe
Garry
University Heights
Brookland
D. C
National Bank
Wm. M Hardr
Philadelphia
Ailis Lizzie Phipot
Milas Philpot
World Wide World's Fair Portfolio Coupon Offer
The News announces a coupon based distribution for a multi part World’s Fair Art Portfolio. Readers may send three coupons and 10 cents to receive one part, with two parts per week planned and Saturday delivery. Orders close Wednesday evening. mail orders require extra stamps. A bound volume option costs 50 dollars to receive the book and newspaper for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
McOney
Dat Allo
Paris
Mall
Ptce
Tae Maws
Copper Piste Engraving Advertising Notice
Copper plate engraving and printing offer with name on plate plus 50 cards for 1.00 or 100 for 1.50 engraving extra 25 cents. Wedding invitations and monograms offered. Mail old plate for 100 cards for 1.50 and 50 cards for 0.60. Frederick, Md address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordsy
Maryland School for the Deaf party and local notices
The Maryland School for the Deaf held its February 22 party for pupils and guests with games and refreshments. A local cost note discusses sheriff fees for executions and hangings cost, while medical and medicinal ads promote cough syrups and a blood purifier from area druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
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ROYAL
Government Food Hepart
Sroyal Baking Powter Co
Wall St. N.Y
the Daily News
the Circuit Court
Fobias Main
Monteyne
Faliformia Fig Syrup CO
San Frarosco
Yele
Marhet Streer
TRE
DEATE
Loudon County
Sed
Using League
London County
Reconstruction Congress
Counry
Henny Rouzer
Mechanicatown
Bmechanicatown
House of Delegates
Lutheran Church
RS Fisher
Catherine 5
Joseph Fisher
West
Lexinton Street
Yrueey Irene
Scott "Biddincer
Dora
Dg N Bucher
Minea
Pont Gio
Pan-Tina
Steiner Bros
Mia
Hawkins
Chattanooge
Tena
Lars
Shiloh
Br Garrett & Pearre
TAE Sonal World
Braddock
Sher
Maskesh
J.C. Motter
Egam
Wv. Whiting
Newton
Shioh
Sealer Garrow. & Pestre
Sarron & Pearre
Brysos
Pierce
MN K. Fairbank. & CO
Chicago
ST. Logis
Agency
Sternberger
East
Patrick $ Frederick, MD
Fashburn
Crosby Co
LL. M. Hildebrand
General Azcent
Zack Bee
Lois Peastee
HILOH
Garrett & Pearre
Frederick, Md
Seaton Grand
Iron King
Noble Goo
E. Patrick St
S. D. Thomas
Pegi
Ty Gonski
Tadeas
Cafarri
Chcose
Garrote & Pearre
Patrick
Axp
Sieinee Bros
Worth Market Street
J. A. Willeamson
Cecago
MH. Rensburg
Marlin
Slaughty
Duee Cavin
N. J
Mayes
Wes
Rey
Sac
W.H. B
HOS
Undertateini
W. LI. Doucla
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