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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1888
Page
3
A fragment shows items under Public Sale with entries for The Model, Bone Beene, F Sappington, and Alfred Enter & Co plus a notice that fixtures are for sale on July 22. The readable parts indicate an advertisement page listing names and sale action rather than a full event.
The weekly Wo men s Christian Association meets at Miss Lizzie Mahorn s Carroll street residence at 7 30 pm Dankard Love Feast. Two Brethren s church Monocacy congregation members held their annual love feast at Rocky Ridge W Md near Double Pipe Creek. Gittings and Bowers seek State Auditor nominations. runaway horse incident near European House. Frederick Giry and Catoc Mountain Road Company stockholders elect directors including Sayre, Feage, Nixdorf, Young, Whitmore, Burkhart, Ramsburg.
Lieutenant Tregellas of Company F Fifth Regiment was unanimously chosen first lieutenant on Thursday night in a lively meeting attended by about fifty men. He was praised for tact and experience, and his popularity with the firm Witz Biedler Co. was noted. The celebration at Mullin's Restaurant featured speeches and singing.
At the request of Col. William P Manisby the commission will not decide on the First Pennsylvania Regiment monument at Gettysburg until survivors can be consulted. The plan aims to raise 1009 dollars by individual subscriptions to augment state funds, ensuring a movement rivaling other states. A circular invites designs by the 26th inst with contracts planned by the 2d of July.
Miss Sophie Schutz sails from New York on City of Rome for a European itinerary including Liverpool Dublin Scottish scenery Rhine and German waters. Bishop Pareti of Maryland and Bishop Geo W Peterkin of West Virginia join, with talks at Lambeth Exeland and a divorce discussion led by the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Frederick defeats Acme 15 to 7 in an easy game at Association Park with strong hitting from Brown and Hull. Abigil pitched for Acme, while Nunez struggled for Frederick and several errors and wild pitches influenced the score.
The Catholic Gaion and St. John's 8 B B clubs will ercas bats at Henkels tan yard this evening at 6 15 oclock. The Lime Kiln club defeated the Car Pet club 15 to 11 at Lime Kiln Saturday afternoon. Beatin of the Detroits, formerly of Frederick, played a remarkable game against the Chicago League Reserves, winning 22 to 2. Eurekas and Excelsiors 3 B clubs of St. John's clash this evening at 345 Selock with a prize ball to the club making the most hits and fewest errors. Mr Doll unrelated to Charmine of Shamokin expects to join Mr St Blary's or Westminsters later this week. The Pallis club of Washington DC, champions of the District, arrive tomorrow to play two games with the home team, aiming to extend a strong season record.
A Frederick letter asserts a Harrisburg Telegram cowardly anonymous attempt to smear a Salvation Army organizer. The writer defends the virtuous woman, denounces the anonymous critic, and cites biblical revenge as reward. Also notes Bir Michael McCaffrey insolvency petition with liabilities around 1800 dollars and trustee Warner G. Welsh.
A private telegram reports the sudden death of Mr B H Keller in Georgetown D C this morning. He was an uncle to Mesera Wm and J Hershey Keller of this city and a brother-in-law of Henry Hanzhew of Montgomery county.
The Hon. Wm. T. Chiswell of Buckeystown is said to have been asked $2,000 for the land containing the Buckeystown cave recently found. He declined to confirm the price and will consider further explorations at the cave at a later date.
The Second Lutheran Church in Baltimore installed Rev Sylvanta Stall as pastor at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon on Lombard Street near Greene. Rev A H Studebaker of First English Lutheran officiated, Rev Mr Albert of St Mark's delivered the charge, and Rev Mr vena of St Pen’s addressed the congregation. Stall was elected a month ago to succeed Rev Luther Kohlman, now leading the Latheren church of Frederick.
Bowen Stull, a fugitive described as a desperado, remains at large after eluding a search by Deputy Sheriff Trier. A pursuit through Westminster and nearby Wheatfield ended with him hiding in a cellar and fleeing toward New Windsor, despite shots fired. His sister pledged to surrender him tonight, though officials doubt the promise will be kept.
Mr Daniel Haber and Mr John M Whitmore on West Patrick street Meeera. Several locals travel by overland route to Gettysburg then return. News on health, tobacco ads for Old Virginia Cheroots, visiting relatives, Yale graduate Hernard Steiner, and upcoming events at Groff Hill and Atlantic City. Tobacco ads recur. local citizens visiting Baltimore and Frederick.
The Ellicott City Times quotes an exchange praising Mrs. Donald McLean of New York, formerly Alice Euniy Ritchie of Frederick, for her literary charm and social entrée in New York. It notes her birth in Maryland, marriage to a prominent New York lawyer, Lenox Avenue home, and active role in swell club events. The Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners met in Baltimore for licensure exams with Drs Keech Grady Freid Waters Nelson among members.
The Ladies of the Lutheran church festival thank the public for generous patronage. Mabiel Schmidt, daughter of William Schmidt, received the most votes for one doll named Minerva, while Bessy, daughter of Mrs. Charles Anders, won the other doll.
The Frederick post office lists letters advertised on Saturday June 16 1885 including ladies and gentlemen items. A debate on creating a new county at Mt Airy suggests annexing parts of Montgomery Frederick Carroll and Howard to place the seat at Mt Airy with Howard extending toward Catonsville, Ellicott City as a central point and Lang Corner contributing to the division’s glory.
Four Score and Ten, Judge B A Cunningham will celebrate the 90th anniversary of his birth on Wednesday of this week at his residence on East Second street. He moved to the county from Baltimore in 1826 and has lived here about 20 years. He recently suffered a bad fall and can hardly leave his home. In Parkersburg, Judge John J Jackson ruled for the defense in Harper's Ferry Mill Co versus Tuom H Savery, ending the litigation over a proposed paper mill project.
A Bible meeting was conducted at the rooms of the Frederick City Young Men's Association yesterday afternoon by Mr. A Fear bake. The Outing club will visit Paint of Rocks next Saturday for climbing boating fishing and bathing.
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