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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1893
Page
1
W L Parsons real estate agent and dealer in stocks bonds and mortgages offers 20000 in coupon bonds of Frederick Book Works at par. Bonds secured by mortgage on all real estate and plant bearing 5 percent interest semi annually, tax exempt, in denominations of 50s, first lien on 260000 worth of real estate and plant. For particulars at his office.
BTOCK FARM FOR SALE S have one of the nest stockarms in the late for gale at saccifice. The farm contains 550 arcs of land, 4500f which is in a high state of cultivation, the balance is in Brst-class White Oak timber. The farm i divided into seven fields with running water in each feld. 'The improvements consist of a Frame House, with 9 rooms, Stabling for 18 head of bocaes, recently built, also other necessary out building. This property is locand within 2 miles at Poolesville, Montgomery County, also within 2 miles of C. & O. Canal, Mr. White the owner means business and opera the farm atglow Sgure. For particulars as regards price, £ c., call on or address me at my office. Iuffer that beautiful Wits place lately oc cupied by Mr. Uriah A. Lough, lying west of the city on the Monteque pike, containing two acres of land. this property 's improved with a two story brick house of modern style, containing rooms and kitchen, with water in the house. There is a large stable, chicken house, &c., on this property with fruit of all kinds in abundance. 'This property has also an extra building on it that Mr. Lough used as a stone cutting house, which could be conver ted into a small dwelling. As Mr. Lough has moved into the city, he offers this property at a now figure. Call at my office.
For sale or rent. Elegant country residence of John A Williams Bay near Frederick on the National Road. 36 acres of first class land with a large two story mandhor house modern improvements gas and water throughout. Grounds with shrubbery and fruit trees. Farm buildings include two story frame house bank barn and outbuildings. Also a tenant house on the turnpike. Call at my office for particulars.
Various items including Edwin Booth’s condition described as unchanged, Pinkney the Marlboro escapee at large, Dr. George Kessel mayor of Cresco charged with pension frauds and held to answer, French electoral bill passage, Eckels warning on First National Bank of Bredy failure, Corean warnings to foreigners, Greek loan negotiations, Nicaragua peace restored per a Baker dispatch, J A Hutchison appointed as confidential clerk in treasury, bank failure figures through June 20, alien migrant entry restrictions, Miss Carrie Kirby Smith appointed Sewanee postmaster, F W Bowen arrested in New York for prior dynamite and mining supplies, Fischer & Burnett Lumber suits, and Harry Hil arrested in Chicago for forging Mrs J H Porter’s name on notes.
The Curenco fair opened the Electricity building with the Edison tower unveiled by General Electric. The 100 foot shaft rises from a colonnade roof and fills the interior with multicolored incandescent lamps set to music. The Little Folks House, guided by Mrs. Palmer and others, showcased a kindergarten style program led by children and a gym drill. Governors and many Kentucky citizens attended.
Representatives of the Fate Press association gathered at the grounds for the dedication of the blue grass state building. Governor Brown responded to a tendered building by W H Dulaney. Col W O Bradley gave the historic oration. The Minnesota state building opened without ceremony per California adamant stance. The Works Fair injunction issue concerns District Attorney Milchrist and Olney seeks explanation. Milchrist explains short interval prevented proper notice, judges wished postponement until Chief Justice Fuller could join.
Lagartijo the king of matadors gave a farewell public appearance in Madrid for his benefit. He earned 50 000 francs plus half the gate receipts about 150 000 francs with over 14 000 attendees. The audience roared as he killed six bulls before retiring to his Cordova estate a millionaire from bullfighting amidst fanfare.
President Cleveland and party rose early at Broadwater club house in Mosquito Beach, Cape Charles Va, to a 6 o clock breakfast in hunting attire. They then hunted shore birds and fished the bay, catching drum bluefish and trout before returning to the bay for more sailing.
The one hundred and fifth Presbyterian General Assembly at Saratoga adopted a minute on Professor Briggs, suspending him from ministry pending repentance. The assembly, with nearly 400 commissioners, heard protests and adjourned amid resolutions and thanks to officers, as the event dissolved the fifth General Assembly of the United States.
News of the State recalls Annapolis visit by the coast survey steamer Endesvor and naval exercises at the Naval Academy. It notes Cecil county public schools closing, Washington county tax and deaths of Samuel Seibert Alfred Wilmoth and Dr Thornton Dorsey, plus local incidents from Kent to Cumberland including a snake encounter and a Cres c ent pipeline break. It mentions labor strikes on the Baltimore and Cumberland Railroad and arrests and trials in Belair and Salisbury.
Farmers in the region are likely to enjoy ample crops as wheat rye and oats show strong color growth and vigor. The outlook remains favorable across adjoining areas with no anticipated calamity to jeopardize maturity, suggesting a good year ahead for staple cereals.
The strawberry crop is backward due to frequent rainfalls and may yield two thirds or less of expectations. Frank Sneadner sent a large double pansy specimen and cut 200 pansies from his garden, impressively uniform in color and form. A new banner for Guardian Hose Company’s Frederick visit is being prepared at Mechanicstown with home-made painting and lettering. The News Steam Job Rooms offer large print circulars at low prices.
Washington June 3 The pension office reorganized with Charles M McKevitt of Syracuse chief clerk and John H Anthony of Illinois assistant chief clerk The new board includes A A Aspinwall and James R Fritts as chiefs of divisions General J T Dana takes charge of old war and navy division, with other leaders named for middle western and southern sectors.
June 2 Des Moines reports the largest Prohibition party state convention at the YMCA auditorium. A. A. Cotes of Perry chaired as platform resolutions called for enforcing prohibitory laws, restoring rigid pharmacy controls, repealing Sherman silver law with coinage reform, woman suffrage, immigration limits, and ending naturalization abuses. Also approved were condemnations of Sunday openings of the Columbian Exposition and accountability for Muscatine outrages.
Market quotes show flour and winter wheat varying by grade with values around 43 to 53 cents and several forward oats corn rye and barley prices. Reports list Minneapolis and Baltimore market figures for white and yellow corn, oats, rye, wheat, and provisions with mes, patent, and futures notes.
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