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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
NorArK1 TELEGRAPH tzSE z A,1ERY ii

= Po New Yor ku kraza giueh he
pogfoski o ukazani u sic cholery "
paru miejscach. 80. Urzedownie nie
zostaIy one stwierdz one. W}adze sa-
nitarne przedsiebiors B wszelkie srod HI
przeciw wybuchowi zarazy!>.
- W Homestea id ciagle niepo-
k6j.. g. Zarzad fabryk Carnegiego
zaaresztowaF znow O'Donnella, ] Nc &
Luckiego innyq b przyw6dcPR PR
strajku, oskarzajac ich 0 spisf fk.
Wszyscy zostali zw wolnieni "a k aq-
cyami po $4,000. -. | II
-. W Brooklynie sp}one}a wcz31
raj wielka rafnerya cukru ]. a..
Caseya przy rogu Richard i Cd qm
merce ul. " III
Z wiezienia W Jackson, Mi eh {.
chciafo uciec W nocyI kilku wieznidW i
Straz przeszkodzi}a ich ucieczce, a
dwaj ze zbiegow Hunt1ey ida Wis
zostal1 smiertelnie postrzeleni =.
w Knoxville, Tenn. zn6w d7
wieziono 26 g6rnikd W Coal Gre ek.F
So oskarzeni 0 udzia4 W ostatnich za1
burzeniach. . III
w poblizu VIII ftehill, NJ. o ne
gdaj W nocy by} wy ypadek ma k9lei
N. j.. Central. Tree Oh ludzi re s{uk1
by pociagowej zabit ych. " !
- W poblizu Browntown, w Wi$.t
w}6czy sic tygrys, kt6ry ueiekf =
jakiejs menazeryi.. :. Napada on "a
ludzi i zwierzeta. Warto ma nj itgo
zapolowac! +
- W fabryce W Homestead z da+
rzaja sic prawie co dzien wypadki,
wynikajqce nieumiejetno oSei lqd4zi
nieuuijnych obchod zenia sig zhaa:, Al
szynami. Onegdaj byf zn6w w'R3yEE
buch kot}a; dwaj SCI p6s'y zostali Gis+
zko poranieni. =: :: :. II.
= stanowy urzaed zdrowia W Z aAl-. Al:
sing, Mich. telegraf fowa{ do prezyE
denta Harrisona zadaniem zupefne:-
go powstrzymania e. migrac 7i.. 80,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
Kr6l Wirtemberg6w W niebezpieczehstwie.

BERN, 80 sierpnia. Kr6l wir-
tembergski Wilhelm podczas podr6-
zy ma jeziorze badehskiem byi dis
zagrozony powaznem niebezpieczef-
Wybuchnefa niespodziewanie sza-
Iona BURIAL. .. Fale rzuca}y gwafto-
wnie yachtem i groziiy mu co chwl-
la rozbiciem. .:-
Kr6I ME utracif jednak przytom-
noSci umysfu ami ma chwile-i yacht
zostai ocalony. .:'.
Co wiecej zdo}aF on nawet urato-
wac zafoge ]akiegos okretu kupiee-
kiego, zatopionego podczas burzy...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
Krwawa awantura Fob botnicza W New Or
leans.

New ORLEANS, 30 sic erpnia. +. T.
Rezultatem strajku zwro otniczydh,
ktory sic tu zacza} jeszcze IA sief p
MIA, byfa wczoraj W nocy krwawa 9
wantura W obrebie SHADOW. kol Lei
przy Press I'll. Pom iedzy cztereh ia
"sca6s' ami'' strajkierarn ni zacze efa
sic k}6tnia, zakohcz3na str zelanins BIZ
rewolwer6w. W r ezultac lie cztefej
'sscabs'y" Jones, S prague, Smith i
Mapes oraz strajker J. Sexton 3D.
niesli niebezpieczne rany. -. Al re-
sztowano jeszcze xii ku NC zestnikp pw
awantury. Z: :. i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q IA OCEANU

PARYz.- LIMA okretowa trans
atlantycka bedzie wysy1a}a swe okre-
ty do New Yorku; zmieni1a tylko
przystah. Okrety Jej beds teraz wy
chodzi}y ME Hawru, lecz z Cher
bourga. .-.- ~. -.
W1EDnn.- .Przygotowano tu szpi-
tai przenosny dla dotknietych chole-
rs ma $50 os6b.. Policya'skonf1skow
Ia dis t'Tagblatt'' :, mieszczscy fa}-
szyws wiadomoS6, IL przez stacye
Bodenbach wpuszczony zosta}. DO
Austryi bez zadnej inspekcyi lekar-.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31

stawiony do Wiady ywostok ku ta am
bedzie oddany pod j ad wojenny i Re-
s}any ma sybir. p ID takim pr7 "
musem podpisac mu usieli.
Nastepnie schwy tani marynaf fze
zakosztowali wskys tkich. przyjem a.
nosci moskiewskiego wiezi enia =. Il
Przez pare tygodni pozostaW Waliw RH
ludzi W cha}upie nlajacej l ] stop dh-
gosci i tylez szerd|ko Sci z d4iurawg ia
dachem zgni}a |po d}oga -. K4f
miono ich splesniafy m chile ebem, VOL
d. irybami. | /
Nareszcie, gdyd5 Petr opaw}oW IT.
ska przybyf ,"Majeb btic', MoskA ale
wsadzili swych waezn ni6w n jego Po-
kiad-- i wyprawili III y swiat IT,. !
Marynarze dotk nieci moskie "
skim gwaftem zanpief fzaja zada6 pr4ez
posrednictwo .sWych b pan Btw saty vs.
fakcyi odszkoddwa MA cd rzadu 70
syjskiego. / |
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31

skiej pociag pelen ludzi, uciekaj2-
cych z Hamburga. =.
LoNDYN. - Pod}ug wiadomosci 2
Simli, Emir Afganistanu jeSt przygo.
towany ma walke ma zycie j smierc 2
Rosya. .' >.I... -:
. PARYz. Z Venezuela, W pofud-
:niowej Ameryce, donosza, IL cudzo-
ziemcy W tenn panstwie~ ME So bez-
pieczni. Podczas walk powstanczych
zniszczono W Puerto Cabello posia-
dfosci wielu cudzoziemcow. Konsu
lowie W Caracas wygotowali W tym
przedmiocie protest do, rzaa au-.-. i.
PARYz. = q Dahomeyu " Afryce
donosza, ze. Dahomeyczyd y W dal-
Sym ciagu. :. uciekaja Pfzed woj-
skami francuzkiemi. OpuScili obec-
ME warowny ob6z 8 mil qd Takon
i zamkneli sic W miescie.
W1EDEn. - Wielka frma Fratelli
& Goldenberg, prowadzaca handel
ubraniem, zbankrutowafa ma 100000
zfr. 49,. ;'..... .:
g. LoNDYN. :. Wczoraj rpzpoczeto
wydobywanie .zwfok ofar Eatastrofy
W kopalni Aberkenfg. ~.
MADRYT.- Dwie kara wele Ko-
lumba ssNina'' i ssPinta'' ,ktore So
budowane W Borcelonie, znajduja
sic ma ukohczeniu. Nina MA 81 stop
d1ugosci, 'Pinta'' 70.
GENUA. Tragarze port pw1 W &C.
nui zastrajkowali. zadaja podwyz-
szenia zapfaty j zniesienia wind by
draulicznych wporcie.
MoNAcH1UM.- = Zdarzaja sic tu Ii
czne bankructwa. ! Miedzy innemi
zbankrutowal ma wielka SUI ne jubiler
dworski Rehrmann; W jego zapasach
znaleziono wiele brylantoW -. fa}-
szywych. .
" LoNDYN.- Dr.. Talmage, kazno-
dzieja z Brooklyna bawi obecnie W
Plymouth. Prawi kazania po halach
i ma ulicy, ze az. ). trzeszezy. -.
. " :HAeA.-- By} tu pierwszy wypa-
dek cholery. Zachorowaf pa nia zyd
z wilma, kt6ry dopiero co przybyf z
Hamburga.. Zarzad miasta wyasyg-
nowai ma zwalczanie chole Try SO, 900
florenow. i :.
.BERL1N.-- Prof.Koch jest, zdania,
ze cholera, iak gwa&towni e wynik1a
W Hamburgu, tax szybko musi u.s.
taG. :. 80. -. =
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
Ustapienie WaddingtOna.

PARYz, 80 sierpnia. - Ambasa-
dor francuzki przy divorce angieI-
skim, jeden najpowazniejszych dy-
plomat6w Francyi, p. Waddington
ustepuje z tego stanowiska icofa sic
do zycia prywatnego. Nastepca jego
bedzie p. Bouree, obecnie ambasa-
dor francuzki W Belgii. -:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
Kradziez ma wystawie W Paryzu.

PARYz, 80 sierpnia. - Policya u
SLIME poszukuje niejakiego Louis
Lecomte'a, do niedawna zatrudnio-
nego ma wystawie sztuki kobiecej W
PaIacu przemysfu. Skrad} Oh rome
kosztownosci, znajdujace sic ma wy
stawie, a przedstawiajace wartose
100000 frank6w-i uciek1... Sadza,
ze z}odziej zostanie poehwycony W
kt6rym morskich port6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
Eksplozya magazyndw prochu.

RzYM, 80 sierpni ia. - W maga-
zynach prochu W s an Severe, mie-
steczku po1ozonem 9 II mil ma pol
noco-zach6d cd Fogii, nastapi1a dis
fatalna eksplozya.
Dwoich ludzi zostalo zabitych ma
miejscu i dw6ch innych odniosfo
ciezkie uszkodzenia-
Jest to juz trzeci podobny wypa'
dek W tym maya zynie. Przypu-
szczaja z1osliwy za1 1nach...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
NiepOwOdzehie socyalisty.

BERLIN, 80 sierpnia. = O zaba-
wnei awanturze donosza Bawaryl.
Jakis agitator socyalistyczpy probo-
wal przemawia6 do chfopow we wsi
Schayern. :. Gdy jednak zaczaf sic
wyrazae ostro 0 regencie i cesarzu,
chfopi porwali "a dragi i sprawili
agitatorowi monituna. =. ma skorze!!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
Sprzeczne wiadOmOsci z MarOccO.

LoNDYN, 80 sierpnia. = z Tan
gieru nadchodzi tu zaprzeczenie VIA
domosci o zwycieztwie wojsk su}ta-
ma marokahskiego mad powstahcami.
Przeciwnie powstahcy mieli pre-
trzepa6 sk6re wojakom suftana Mu-
LEILA ieszcze zabrac dwustu z mich
do nieMoli ..... No, i komu teraz
wierzye?! ..:.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
Markiz de MOres uniewinniOny.

PARyz, 80 sierpnia. -Po d1ugiej
rozprawie sadowei znany markiz de
Mores, oskarzony zab6jstwo W po-
jedynku kap. .Mayera, zyda, zostaf
uniewinniony TAX samo jego sekun-
danci. Oczekuja tego powodu ma
nifestacyi re strony przyjacid mar
kiza. -. W :Izraelu "a to place. /
zgrzytanie zeb6w!. 80.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
Wypadek we WiOszech.

RzyM, 80 sierpnia. - znany ban
kier berlihski Brooks padf ofara fa-
talnego wypadku W dolinie Aosty,w
p6fnocnych W1oszech. ZwiedzaJac
CORY zdwoma przewodnikami, ,wpad}
do przepasci razem mimi. .Wszy-
soy trzej zostali zabici.s
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31

obecnie dostep do Palestyny i
Swietych pamiatek Jerozolimy jest
niezmiernie ulatwiony dla podroznl-
k6w.... .--.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
IsKIERKI ELEKTRYCzNE.

.... Podobno z1e ewanie leczy kali
tar. Jesli to prawda wszy soy zaka|
tarzeni powinni ma g wait czy ytae. ,.,I
pewien znany ceniony ,,organsE /" i
go Okreslenie . zwiercia dia: 0soF
bisty nieprzyjaciel takich, kt9rzyy
maja.. brodawki ma nosie. " II
80. z notat lie karza amat6ra.
Z6fta Zebra jest dla tego: z6lta, sze. j.
zazdrosci ludziom zycia. - 4 \
.... Go jest lu dozerca? JsgoF
nose, kt6ry dla m i}osci blizniegS
gpt6w sic narazic n 49,. najgofs'z'ss
niestrawnose. ., r.. -. :, -. .Ei1E
= OSTATNIE TEL EGRAMY Ma STRONIE1l2EEEl
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
KOlej do Je rozolimy.

KoNsrANrrNorq L, aosierpnia. -
Budowa kolei miedzy Jerozolims a
Jaffa zostaia ukon czona.
onegdaj przybyt pierwszy pociag
z portu Jafy do Jerozolimy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-31
Cholera W Hamburgu.

HAMBURG, 80 sierpnia: = Wczo-
raj by4o tu 457 nowych wypadkow
cholery 2O9 smierci.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-11

Some time ago THE Womb publish
ed in fun an account Of the death Of
Daniel Harris, colored. near Hedges
vile, in which Minnie West, colored
married woman, was charged with
murder. She was arraigned before
Squire VIM. Mckee yesterday evening
at o'clock, and after hearing the
evidence the Squire held her over for
court for the action Of the Grand Jury.
She executed bond of $500 for her
appearance, aud was released. S. w.
Walker. Esq, represented the defend
ant, and Geo, ". Feidt, Esq, appear
ed in behalf Of the State. Doubtless
this case win prove interesting, and
should be fully investigated.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-11
CHARTERS ISSUED.
One to a Martinsburg Enterprise to De-
velop Oil and Minerals.

One to Martinsburg Enterprise to De-
velop Oil and Minerals.
There were three charters issued by
Secretary Of State, Ohley, Monday,
viz: One to the Martinsburg Oil, Gas
and Mineral Development Company,
with its principal Office in Martinsburg.
The capital is $50 and the shares are
fixed at 81 each and are held by R. S.
Eichelberger and five others Of Mar
tinsburg, w. Va; another to the
Greenbrier Coal and Coke Company,
with its principal Office at Mcdowell,
Mcdowell county. The shares are
800 each and are held by Isaac T..
Mann, of Bramwell, Viva, and nine
others; and the third to the West Vir-
ginia Fuel & Gas Company, which has
for its purpose making and furnishing
fuel gas to consumers, owning land
etc. The capital stock is $40 and the
shares are 800 each and are held by
Gov. Al. B. Fleming, John @. Dickin-
son, DIR. L. Prichard, w. A. Ohley, r.
S. Carr, J. N. Payne and Holly G.,
Armstrong.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-11
General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, March TO- State and west
ern -four, SUPER, 80 0325: do do, extras, $3.4Q
03.75; No. winter family, e3.S5ak Is; state
roller, straight, Sl.25@4.5O western winter,
clear, $4-25D450; do. do. straight. Sl500A75;
winter patent. S47505s Minnesota clear, 81
04.5O do, straight. $4.5004.sO; do, patent,
4Ls5G5.l0; do, do, favorite brands, higher.
Rye -four, GD4.3O per barrel.
Wheat-Dull, easer. with S10lN bid and
1l.0lJ6 asked for March; Sl0lM bid and Sl.0ll<
asked for April; 99lzc. bid and 902<c. asked for
May: CSC bid and 98Ikc. asked for June
Corn-Quiet. weak, with &C. bid and lgJkc.
asked for March; l6z<c. bid and 40c. asIed for
April; ls1<c. bid and 4S3<c. asked for May;
479zc bid and 48c. asked for June.
Oats Dull, lower. with 36j<c. bid and &c.
asked for March; S79zc. bid and sc, asked
for April; S7lkc. bid and Sc. asked for May:
3Sc. bid and 38jxc. asked for June.
Beef-Quiet, firm; family, $ll0l2; extra
mess, $950a10.
Pork Steady. quiet; mess, so.75olo5O. extra
prime. $40
Lard-Weak, duh; steam rendered. Ss.70.
Eggs Firmer, good demand; New York and
Pennsylvania, 14alHzc.; western, 1l61l411c.;
southern, l3140ls3zc.
BALTIMORE, March l0.-Flour steady, un-
changed. Wheat steady; southern wheat
firm; fultz. Nc.0SI.02; longberry. Sl0l.03.
Corn firm; southern corn steady: white "a
&c.: yellow 5005lc. Oats weak, lower. Bye
quiet, lower. Hay firmly held; good to choice
timothy. Sl350Ol5. Cotton nominal; mid
ding. 7c Provisions steady, unchanged. But
ter, receipts light; firm on fancy; other grades
weak: creamery fancy, 29G3Oc.; do, fair TO
choice, 25O27c.; do, imitation, 2AA25c.; ladle,
fancy, &C.; good to choice, 20O2sc.; rolls, fine,
&c: do, fair to good, 1092lc.: store packed Is
@lSc. Eggs, receipts liberal ct l3c.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-11
COMPLIMENTARY.

The Charles Town Free Press among
its editorial comment this week, pays
Judge e. B. Faulkner the following
compliment:
"Sincethe opening on Monday af
ternoon Of the special term Of court,
Judge Faulkner's demeanor has elicit
ed from memberssof the bar and spec
tators of court proceedings expressions
Of satisfaction and confidence not
disappointing those who expected Of
him business like methods, all readi-
ness in deciding points of law, fairness,
courtesy. He has already given notice
of future rulings that will result in
great saving the settlement of estates. =
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-11
Perhaps . Fatal Assault.

A quarrel occurred between Chas.
B. Boswell, county Commissioner for
Prince Georges county, and Jos. Nj.
Kenrick, in Piscataway, Md, on Sat
urday night. Kenrick, it is stated,
struck Boswell on the head with a
heavy cane, telling him to the ground
in an insensible condition. DR.. HURT
was callen in and extracted fragments
of the frontal bone. He is said to
have very slight hopes Of his patients
recovery.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-11
FuNERAL on INNS. rour.

Mrs. Frances Font, whose sad death
was announced in yesterdays WoRLD,
win be buried tomorrow near Freder-
lex. Funeral services will be held in
this city at ST. Joseph's Church, by
Rev. H. J. McKeefry, at $50 q. M,
and her remains taken to Frederick at
1910 a. m. Mrs. Fout was an estim-
able woman, a kind mother, and en-
dearing to all her acquaintance. She
was 81 years old, and the mother Of
four children, all grown. Her hus-
band, died several years ago. With
friends we extend warmest sympathy
and coincidence to the afflicted family.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-11
pALTiMoRE d ONO TIME TARLK.
ID -
In EGset Sunday. Nov. isth, 1901.

No. = vestlbnled Limited DAILY leaves
Wash lisso arrive Il Mnrtinshnrg islo p. M,
ena Sh,eago ii:9 q. M, connects - Hancock
No Z vesfibaisd Express ~naIly.e leaves
New York 100 p M phlla. s0b BALTIC. ms
and C.icRFo $50 p. II, Connects Ut Hancock Tor
berkeley springs on saturday only.
No. Nestlenled Limited DAILY leaves
M, Wash. $40 arrives u Martinsburr SO 3.
n; cinelnneu 5Aaa M, 81. Louis 0a,5 p. =.
Connects y Hancock Tor berkeley springs, ex-
rs, s ycstIbuled Kxprcs. eDaily,s leave
New s Nn y soo D m, Phlla; sss; Balto, ioSo
Cincinnati s:lsp. u. and s.. Louis .is 4. "a.
No. .. PittsburR Express DAILY, 4 leaves New
York 10 y, M Phlla. 400; halto. 40 and
No. Is, baltimore I, al ana Cumberland Accomo.
sH lime Drrys. saSss hai%sFs az 4
coansCts II Hancock for Berkeisy sprinss. q.
So. Is, baltimore ana Piedmont Accomn,s-
dalton Daily" except sunday, leaves naiti.
more Va old line At $40 Z. n, and arrives -
stops at all stations and eonnects al Hancock
ior Berkeley springs and - Green spring Ran
EAST BOUND.
4 No. Q. yestibnled Limited ..naily,- leaves
i p. me- Wash: 44b p. M, Baito 6sf5 Phla e.i3
and New York tO:t0 y. m. Connects with Iitts-
| burg train ut Cumberland.
NJ vcstibuled Express ..Daily, z leaves Chi.
| cago 1910 q, m, arrives IL Martiisbnrg IL oaB
q m, Wash. u 40 m; BALTIC. 100 D. M phlla
/ 5:21 and New York 100 n. M.
j no. 10. Express Daily leaves Pittsburr II
80 p. m, arrives At MnrtinsbnFg SOL i. n,
Wash 7.io; Balto s4S Phila. iistO 4. M, and
No. u vestlbuied LimItod sDally.n leaves
~. Loui. 500 q, M, Cincinnati I'D p. M; q.
riyes at Marthishurg ii;b4 d. NJ. Wash. $40 4.
e. halto. slb Phila, Gao and New York So
pm stops at Shenandoah Junction, connects
az ligrper's Ferry Tor Lexington, Va, and Inter.
mediate stations, Connects al Weyefton FIR
Iagerstpwn, and az Washington Junction for
1 Frederick, except sunday. s@sI
NO. 4. Nestibuled Express DAILY leaves
~. Louis 800 n. M; Cincinnati astb al M !. ar
/ rivus At Mnrtinshrg ~ d. M Wneh A.bals
Baltic @,bb; Phila 7:bs and New York loss NJ n
No. ~ Cumberland and baltimore Accom-
arrives 1T Mnrtinshnrg sac b M; Washingto1,
$40 Baltimore 1000 .. M; Philadelphia 4.O8 q.
i M and New York 7;i0 a. nj. Stops ~ All
stations west ~ Washington junction, connecfs
e idnrper,s Ferry for Winchester, at WeaTerton
10. a.. Piedmont \ Baltimore accommods
ton, daily, except Sunday. leaves Piedmont ~
$40 q. M, arrives Ct Martnsbnrg at lilo T. mi;
arrives ~ baltimore. via. old line at 4:a0 81 nj
FOR iiagerstown and 1t Frederick Junction Tor
/ Frederick. g -
No. 40. Martinsbnrg ard Brunswick accom-.
mediation, = Daily" leaves Martinsbnrg " 0:fO
9. 70; arrives at Brunswick at 5;i0 =. M; and
Baltimore, and II Wevefton for Hagerstown.
CO. scULL, q. w. eANTMAN.
Baltimore, Nd.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-11
THE sMoors TRIAL.

Judge E. B. Fanlknerreturned home
yesterday evening from Charles Town
where he has been holding special
term Of Circuit Court for jefferson
county. A large number Of cases to-
gether with considerable business was
disposed Of. The court was adjourn
ed until next Tuesday morning, when
it will reconvene for the disposal Of
further business. The trial of Harry
Smooth, the murderer Of Miss Susie
Terrell, has been set for Monday, May
23rd, at a regular term Of court. II
will be jury trial and very interest
ing.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-11
Cards ont.

Hagerstown Globe.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage Of Mr.. VIM. s. Harper,
the well-known prescription clerk in
the employ Of Messrs. D. G. Aughin-
baugh & Son, druggists, this city, and
Miss Lillian /. Neer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Neer, at the First
Baptist church, Martinsburg, on We'd
nesday, March 23d, at - o'clock, noon.
THE GLOBE joins the many friends Of
the couple in extending advance con-
gratulations.
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y rewards q, q SO each 500
49, 'ss ~ hllksss1 SILVER Tea Sets qnadruple
piatcs watranteu.
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ee neavS platc,
NtNt w pri1cS 10y silver Butter Dishes, Ac.,
WsfrAn.ee neaty plate
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VET ketties, nuts.r DISHES. Fruit haskvts, his.
cut n Jars. sngar shells, buttcr knives Sc, Sc,
AZ, lnsl} MaLIapted, making a total " uon
spiehnsu reMaruss the value 81 which Will aggrc-
knses 1890
Ihls grand Literary Composition Is open 20
every ooay eNerNwhere The following are the
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The Robbers Run Down.

Hagerstown Mail
Thursday night last the McKeesport,
Pa, police captured four suspicious
characters, supposed to be members Of
the gang Of robbers who have been
working Western Pennsylvania, Vir-
ginia and Maryland and committed
the robbery in Frederick last Sunday
night. The men were overpowered in
a saloon after desperate struggle.
One of them had to be beaten almost
senseless before he could be taken.
Three Of the prisoners gave their
names as w. Kane, S. Kennedy and
Daniel McCallister, but the fourth was
close mouthed. The police had been
informed that several places were to be
robbed that night.
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HYMENEAL.

Cards announce the marriage of Miss
Sallie E. Cushaw, Of Hagerstown, and
Mr.. Will B. Cushwa, of this city, on
Wednesday evening, March 18th, at
eight o'clock, at the home Of the bride,
101 East Antietam street.
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Greelr.. Aarics.

The residents Of this and the adioin-
ing counties Of Pennsylvania seems to
be taking the advice of the lamented
Horace Greedy and are going West.
On Tuesday thirty persons took their
departure over the B. & 0. Railroad
for points in Western States. The
spring exodus seems to have begun in
earnest.
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LIST Of Fiduciaries.

whose accounts are before the undersigned
Commissioner of Accounts q county Court Of
r ydrnon Alei, Trusteeship, John N. Former.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner OF
said Court. at my oiiee, AZ y sne Courthouse hon q
saw az oso1sv j. 4. PICKING, Conn.,
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1TocKnoLpEns MEETING.

The stockholders OF the Improvement, Loan
and building Association" of MartinsbuTR, w.
Va. are hereby notified that an election OF
Secretary and Treasurer, and other officers, will
be held on Thursday evening, April II, fS92, at
so,clock In the Office OF the Association In the
the Martinsburg Development Company's room,
in the Dunn Building on Queen street. north
Of Burke street CHAS. YOUNG, Sec'y
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Your Frlenas COMM ma COIN

Your Friends Coming and Going.
Miss Sallie Bailey, Of this city, is
visiting in Hagerstown.
Mr.. VIM. Graichen, of Winchester,
is in the city to-day ON business.
Mr., Gus. Matthaei left this morning
for business trip to Johnstown, Pa.
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LENTEN SERVICES.

Services in the Reformed Church,
Burke St, this friday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Rev. J. B. Stonesifer of
Winchester, viii preach the sermon.
Services every Wednesday and Friday
evening during Lent.
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TIE PRkpIcrroNs.

For Eastern New York. fair and much colder
preceded by snow
Delaware, fair and colder northwesterly winds,
fair Saturday.
For Western New York, Pennsylvania. West
Virginia and Ohio, colder. generally fair, light
local SHOWS over the lakes. Westerly winds,
fair and slightly warmer Saturday.
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DEATH or MISS BoLER.

Miss Mary Boiler, daughter Of Mr..
John Boiler, Of near High street, died
early this morning. She has been in
i'll health for some time past, and her
death was expected daily.
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Additional train will leave Harrisburg daily
except Saturday and Sunday'nt Go r. NJ, arriy
ing 1t Carlisle at 10 r. NJ stopping ct ali inter-
Harrisburg at 20 p NJ, arriving at Carlisle 6.10
r. NJ. stopping az all intermediate stations.
Memphis Express and New Orleans Express
run daily between Harrisburg and HngerstoWn
and Morning Mail daily between Harrisburg and
CbambersbufG
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between nag.
erstown and New York on Atlantic Express and
Night EXPRESS east and on Memphis Express and
New Orleans Express west.
Pullman sleeping Cars on Night Express and
New Orleans Express between PHILADELPHIA and
New Orleans.
Through Coaches to and from Philadelphia on
Morning Mail east and HagerstoWr Aeeemmo-
dation west.
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GLoss-RoYsTER.

AT the residence of the bride in this
city, yesterday, BY Rev. Am. Cack-
ley, Mr.. Noah A. Gross was married
to Miss Mollie E. Register, both Of this
county, and aged 80 and 81 years re-
spectiyelY.
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CUPID AT WORK.
HTTE-HARDY.I

Mr. Chas. E. Hite and Miss Maggie
E. Hardy, aged 25 and % years, were
married yesterday at the home Of the
bride near Hedgesville. Both are resi-
dents Of this county.