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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1889
Page
3
A brief public notice item appears under special notices titled Lost and Golden Tinge in the Daily News style. The exact details and actions are not fully shown, but the item signals a notice category and references two named subjects.
The Weekly Review notes improved expectations with stronger iron and wheat activity, higher manufactured goods prices, and growing optimism from crop prospects in the Northwest. It warns that railway rate demoralization and potential bank pressure may temper monetary outlook, while gold exports exceed 4.4 million and stock speculation remains brisk though uneven across regions.
The Washington Star profiles leading Maryland businessmen with a woodcut portrait. It features Millard and Percy Meizer of Poolesville in the grocery trade and B G Lewis of Montgomery County in the hat trade, noting his county apprenticeship about thirty years ago.
List of names under Ladies and Gentlemen sections for letters awaiting collection at Frederick post office dated Saturday June 22 1889. Instructions note letters unclaimed within one month may be sent to dead letter office. Names include Brown Miss Anna Brown Miss Mary Brown Miss Anna 2 Smith Miss Corra Crouse Miss Florence etc. Also miscellaneous items mention School for the Blind and Thursday Club.
A column notes Mt St Marys College battles Cardinal Gibbons presiding over its eighty first annual commencement while Georgetown College holds its seventy third commencement tomorrow at 10 o clock. Nearby fairs include the Coming Fair at Pimlico and Buckeytown picnic, plus a Johns Hopkins style exhibit at St John’s Reformed.
Sunday American outlines Mt St Marys College at Emmitsburg founded by John Duboiz who came from France in 1791. He began building in 1800 and the site expanded through the years with jubilees and notable alumni. James McSherry Jr. delivered the golden jubilee oration. The piece notes education of bishops and cardinals and the college's historical impact. It also covers Horse Breeders Prospectus for Maryland and DC, naming officers Frank Brown and Felix Agnuts with directors including Col L V Baughman and Carlos De Armendia, detailing aims to breed a superior road and track horse and the Pimlico meet scheduled Sept 8–14, 1889. Entries list Carrito, Monocacy, Estelina, Nosvina, Tide, Concrete, Morland Wilks. second payments due July 1.
Mita Clara Zimmerman presided at the organ in Evan Lutheran Sunday School yesterday. Others note Dr Pursell’s return from Newark Delaware, and visits of John and Edward Goldeborough to Washington DC. Funeral for Chas Raymond Dutrow set for 10:30 tomorrow from 125 K Street NW.
Magistrate Nieraber discharged the prisoner Heard after a morning hearing on assault and battery involving John J. Shipley. John Kolt represented Heard. Also noted is the Evan Lutheran Sunday School secretary appointment of John M. Hailer to replace the deceased Joseph M. Ebberta. Grand Lodge officials McCabe and Rice planned to visit Middle town Lodge with Purity Lodge delegation. A city board of appeals began a week long session to address grievances from the Tax Commissioner. A worker at the B and ORR suffered a severe hand injury at the tower depot. Another man, John Sebour, broke his leg and dislocated his ankle while unloading rails near Motter's Station. Dr. R. L. Annan treated him as his family relies on income. A benevolent fund drive collected assistance.
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