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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1893
Page
1
The notice proclaims Acme Hall presents an enlarged, brighter selection with greater variety than three houses combined and highlights exceptionally low prices. It promises smart shoppers a chance to dress well on a slim budget this year.
Preface promises superb tailors art with elaborate styles and reasonable prices. It highlights boys and children's suits hats furnishings, and a vast line of men and boys hats, suits, and furnishings. Sale items include men's hats from 59 cents to 3 dollars and boy hats up to 2.50.
In our immense furnishing department many exclusive novel ties in neckwear hosiery shirts underwear and more are shown at price fall presented less than elsewhere.
Wes Parsons, pepPARAONE Real Estate Agent and dealer in assets bonds and mortgages, offers to buy or sell on commission at his office in the Wutas Insurance Building, Frederick. The fragmentary notice implies sales or purchases of real estate and securities through Parsons’ agency.
A three story warehouse with an elevator and 206 feet frontage on East Street and 42 feet on East Second Street is offered. The seller values the property at 20,000 in Frederick Brick Works bonds secured by a first mortgage, with 5 percent interest, due semiannually, and calls for sale within 60 days. For particulars, visit the office.
Historic stock farm near Poolesville Montgomery County for sale. About 550 acres with 450 cultivated and remaining White Oak timber, divided into seven fields with running water each. Improvements include 8 frame house nine rooms and stabling for 18 horses, plus outbuildings. Owner Mr White offers a low figure. details by request.
John L Williame esq offers an 86 acre Braddock area estate three miles west of Frederick on the National Pike. Large two story mansion with gas and water, grounds, fruit trees, farm buildings, bank barn, and a tenant house on the turnpike. Offerman invites inquiries at the office with FAST printing and job department facilities.
The Ford's Theater disaster prompts a military court and a judicial inquiry as clerks and officials clash over alleged intimidation. Ainsworth faces crowd uproar while a coroner’s inquest probes responsibility amid appeals for fair play and delayed proceedings.
StockHOLU June 12 The Norwegian government has yielded to the demands from the strikers and agreed to transfer money transactions from the Norwegian bank and to stop militia and line troops field drills.
Montreal June 13 Another Briggs case in the Presbyterian church unfolds as Rev. Dr Campbell of Montreal Presbyterian college faces trial for heresy over an February Kingston address. He questioned belief in the typical Old Testament God and urged reforming views under Christ. The New York presbytery opposed recording the assembly’s reversal on Dr Briggs suspension.
Christian Wohl forth sought an absolute divorce from Johanna Wohl forth known as Minerva the stage performer. She married Henry Bercaw after a May 13 union and Bladt was linked as a correspondent. Judge McAdam granted the divorce. Also a separate Ohio train wreck injures several aboard Train 18 near Storms Station with heavy damage and multiple injuries.
Fifty-one young men graduated from West Point as officers of the United States Army. General John M. Schofield delivered diplomas after speeches by Charles Fairchild and John M. Wilcox, congratulating the class and urging them to honor their state with distinction.
Mexico city reports approval of the Metropolitan belt railroad concession extended completion date to December 31, 1895. New branches planned to Penon Chapultepec and Cuidadella as surveys cost about 250000. Archbishop Alarcon presents a stone idol head found worshiped by Indians in Morelos.
Ex President Harrison visited the fair as a guest of President Palmer. He took a drive through the grounds, was greeted by crowds, and acknowledged applause in the rotunda. Princess Eulalie caused a lively scene, with escorts and a display in the Midway. A Greek portrait display and aboriginal dances drew spectators while Greek mummies were showcased.
Calvert B Cottrell printing press maker dies at Westerly home. Bayard meets Roseberry in London. Sweden sets pine coast stations for medical cholera monitoring. Richmond Terminal bonds deposits limited to June 27. Henriques assaulted by Ellison. Ellison jailed. Rowe’s NYC to SF bicycle trip hit by Union Corners accident. Dr Graves case: motion for continuance to September granted. bail extended. Higginson returns to ship Athos after navy orders. Unknown man’s Milwau kee remains thought to be Herman Schaffner. Pepperell and Laconia mills strike expands. half crews. Illinois drainage canal work resumes amid fears of violence. International Typographical Union meets in Chicago. Presidents Prescott and Harrison noted. Catholic Church promotions include Agustine Cinsen and Bergamaschi named to key posts.
The Russian flagship Dimitri Donskoi dragged anchor in the North River as twenty canal boats towed by two tugs passed by. The boats fouled the flagship causing damage to officers and hull. The ship sank and total damage amounted to about $4500.
Drowning occurred on the Allegany river near Pittsburg as two men Harry Bord and Fred McDowell, in a boat with a third companion, were overturned and they later recovered. June 13 Paris reports Mir James Gordon Bennett improving with nourishment and expected full recovery. Also June 13 the Columbian souvenir quarter dollar production begins with 40,000 coins to be struck in one day. A boxing match in Rowy, Ind., June 13 saw Joe Goddard defeat Willis Kennedy in the second round.
Market notes from New York show mixed prices in floor quotations for winter and spring wheat including patents and white varieties. Dairy products and creamery butter values appear with references to State and Pennsylvania lines and creamery grade designations. various corn, oats, hay, and beef and pork items show assorted bids and valuations amid verbose commodity jargon.
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