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WENT TO THE FIRE
New YOrk's legislature Ad-
iourns to Attend One.
BELLS WERE THE CAUSE OF II,
The Sunday Museum Bill Passed By
Both Houses

Rev. Senator Edwards Opposed the Bill
Because it Would Break the Sabbath
aud Degradation in Morals Would
Surely FolIow-He Said That Poor Peo-
pie DO Not Go to Museums ON Sundays,
But Loungers who Can Go Any Day.
ALBANY, N. Y, March Ia fire in
grocery store brought last evenings
session of the Legislature to an early
close. The fire originated in the
furnace and soon communicated to a
storage of oil which ignited and the
flames spread in all directions. Before
| the department could respond the entire
building was enveloped. For some time
| it was thought that it was not possible
| to save Stanwix Hall which adjoined, but
owing to the splendid work of the fire
men, the flames were confined to the
Mather building with the exception of
some storage houses in the rear
All fires in Albany are announced by
the ringing of a bell and the tolling of
numbers. Last night the Assembly was
in session when the fire bell tolled, and
| the Assemblymen saw the light of the
fire through the windows of the third
story of the Capitol on top of the hill.
They adjourned to go to the fire.
News of the fire got to the Senate
chamber, which is on the south side of
the building, and from the windows Of
which the fire could not be seen. The
Senate adjourned.
1t wasn't much of a fire, although
there was a pretty big blaze for
a time, and no great damage was
done, but it served to enliven the ses-
sion, and no bad bills were passed while
the Legislature was at the fire.
Before the fire Sunday and religion
were discussed in the Senate, and there
was one of the most earnest debates Of
the session. The occasion was the bill to
have New York city appropriated $40,
600 year to the Metropolitan Museum
of Art, on condition that the museum be
kept open every day of the week, Sun
days included. The bill had passed the
Assembly without discussion.
Senator Hunter moved to strike out
the Sun ny clause. He said that the
X bill oite.eu u .-i5e to the museum au
thorities w u,.- crate the Sabbath day.
, Senator U'Conno= said that milk
, wagons ran on Sunday, and that it was
as good for tine people to see pictures OIL
Sunday us to get milk and newspapers.
This is a bid for money at the ex
pense OF morality said Senator Smith
''Its bad enough in Central Park now
g without making it worse by passing
= this bill People now on Sunday look a
n the animals, eat sandwiches, drink beer
and see snakes. It's not right for the
State to put premium for breaking tn
. Sabbath day"
a The Rev Senator Edwards made tn
principal speech in opposition to tn
bill "Why break the Sabbath" b
said, "and why make an appropriation
of $40, 600 for breaking down the Ameri
e can Sabbath Degradation in moral
). will surely follow. Stand by the oil
$ faith. Those who go to the museum o.
q Sundays are not the poor people and tn
s. working people who can not go on som
r, other day, but loungers who might g
"a we'll go on week day.
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NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.

The state Convention VIII BE Held in
Albany, April ~.
NEW YoRK, March The Republican
State Committee, in session at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, has decided to hold the
State Convention for the election Of del
sgates to the National Convention, at
Albany on April %.
1t is stated that the delegation will
probably vote as a unit, but they Will
not be instructed by the State Conven-
tion. 1t has been practically decided
that New York will present no name for
the head of the ticket.
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Bins SIGNED By the Governor.

ALBANY, March THE Governor has
signed the following bills Amending
the Ithaca charter; prohibiting the con-
struction of railroad on the Eighth
Avenue, Brooklyn; amending charter of
Saratoga; Incorporating the Buffalo Pro-
duce Exchange; appropriating $50, 900
for the payment of canal awards by the
State Board Of Claims
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Wall whitman is Worse.

CAMDEN, N, j., March 1.-Walt Whit
mans condition was reported last night
much worse than for several days, He
was greatly pleased on having read to
him sympathetic letter from Alfred
Tennyson, received to-day, The physician
says death may come at any time,
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Not many more weeks till people
will be hunting up the garden tools.
A National Event.

The holding of the Worlds Fair in a city
scarcely d ty ye RS old will be remarkable
event, but whether it will really benefit this
nation as much as the discovery OF the
Restorative Nervine by DIR Franklin Miles Is
doubtful. This is just what the American
peol Ia need to cure their excessive nervous
ness, dyspepsia, headache, dizzlness sleep
lessness, neuralgia, nervous debility, dullness,
confusion of mind, etc. IL acts ! ke a charm.
Trial bottles aud fine book on NERVOUS an d
Heart Diseases" " with unequaled testimonials,
free at @ II, Hagenbuch's drug store. 10 as
warranted 10 contain no opium, morphine or
dangerous drIqS.
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aroal.lrn roIIeo cateh an IneanaIary.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, March An incen-
diary fire in the stables of Joseph Carey,
529 Bergen street, caused a loss of So, 600.
Twelve working horses were burned to
death. Joseph White was arrested,
charged with setting fire 20 the place,
and confessed He had been watching
the big fire in smith, Gray & Company's S
building and had become infatuated with
the glare of the flames,
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Applicati tions for Space.

HARRIsBURe, Pa, March !. 1.-Executiye
Commissioner Whitman, of the Worlds
Fair Commission, has received 229 APP
plications for space at the Chicago expo
sition. Mr.. Whitman has tenderod his
resignation, which he wants accepted at
the next meeting of the Pennsylvania
Worlds Fair Board.
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Postmasters Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 1.-The
Senate in secret session to-day confirmed
nominations of the following named
postmastcrs
New York-T. w Pierce, Morristown !;
Il. A. Marsh, Groton.
New Jersey-C, f. Hopkins, Boonton.
PennsylYania-H. Q. Moulthrop, Con-
meanwhile
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JUDGE GRESHAM THE MAN.
He is Said to BE the Choice OF the Third
Party People For President.

Party People For President.
CHICAGO, March IA. W, Wright, a
member of the General Executive Board
of the Knights of Labor, is reported as
saying that the Presidential candidate Of
the third party has already been decided
on and that Judge Walter Q. Gresham is
the man.
Judge Gresham was seen on his arri-
val from indianapolis, but would only
reply, II don't know" when asked if il
was true that he was to be the candi-
date of the third party. He made the
same reply when asked if he would ac-
cept such nomination, and refused to
talk further on the subject.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Gold to the amount of 81, O30 900 was
ordered at the New YoSs, State Treasury
yesterday for shipment to Europe to-day.
Miss Emily Yeamans, the actress,
daughter of Annie Yeamans, died at her
mothers house in New York, yesterday.
The report is current in Washington
that Senator John Sherman intends to
resign next winter and retire into private
life
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AGrlst Mn plstroyed

PIrrsFIELD, Mass, March Fire dis
troyed the three story brick grist mill,
at Lepoxdale, owned by Ward Lewis and
caused loss Of So, 900, The loss partially
covered by insurance. An employe of
The mill was forced TO jump from an up
per story of the burning building, and
he received probably fatal injuries.
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Appointed,Ponce commissioner.

New YORK, March John @. Shee.
han, brother of the Lieutenant Governor
and secretary of the Aqueduct Commits
sion, has been appointed Police Commis-
sioner to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of John R. Voorhis, who
was appointed Police Justice.
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Refused a New Trial.

BETHLEHEM Pa, March l.--Judge Al
bright of the Lehigh County court has
refused a new trial and sentenced VIM.
Keok, convicted of the murder of Mr..
and Mrs Nipsch at lronton last Novem-
Der, to be hanged 1t is believed that
the case win be carried TO the Supreme
Court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-01

BUFFALO, N, Y, March Amos Coll
more and George Wilson, known as
Bacon and Clarke professional burglars
from Chicago, vera to-day sentenced in
the Court OF Sessions to Auburn prison
for five years for their first robbery, and
two years additional for their second, or
seven years in all
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-01

The New York State Grand Lodge of
Ancient Order of United Workmeu as
sembles in nineteenth annual session at
Concert Hail. Buffalo, to-day.
A settlement Of the New York cloak
makers strike has just been effected.
Manufacturer Jonasson agrees to the
terms of the strikers and will take them
back in body.
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Remarkable Facts.

Heart disease is usually supposed TO be in-
curaole, buL when properly treated large
proportion of cases can cured, Thus Mrs.
Mary l.. Baker, OF Ovid, Mich, were cured
after suffering 20 years $. O. LinOur er,
druggist at san Jose, H., says that DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure, which cured the former,
worked wonders tor his wife," Levi logan,
of Buchanan, Mich, who had heart disease
ior 80 years, says two bottles made him teel
like a new man" DR. Miles New Heart Cure
is sold and guaranteed by @. IL Hagenoueh
the druggist. Bookof wonderful testimonials
free.
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Ash Wednesday comes on March I'd
this year, when Lent begins.
on. WHAT a Oouph.

VIII you heed tho wamlog7 The signal per
,aps OF the sure approach OF that more ter
lble disease Consumption. Ask yoursei yes
you can afford for the sake Ql saving 90
enis 20 run the risk and do nothing for IT.
40 know from experience ihat ShilOh's cure
win Cure your Cough, II never fails, This
Splains why more than 3 Million Bottles
we're sold the past year. 1t relieves Group
,Ot be without IL. For Lame BacEi Side OF
'hcst, use Shnobs Porous Plaster. Sold by
d n. Hagenbuoh, n 10, corner Main AND
lOVd streets,
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sbiloh's Consumption Cure.

rnls is beyond question the most sue
,ssstul Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
! few doses Invariably cure the worst cases OF
Joagh, Group, and Bronchitis, while its Won
ierful success in the cure of Consumption is
without a parallel in the history OF medicine.
Since it's first discovery 1t has been sold on q
guarantee, a test which no other medicine
AN stand. Ii you have a Cough we earnestly
lsk YOU TO try 1t. Price 10 cents, so cents, and
10O If your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back
anne, use Shiloh's Porons Plaster. Sold by
:. II. Hagenbuch, n. &c. corner Main and
Lloyd streets.
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onno.itlon 10 the FlsheIy nnI.

BosroN, March 1.-Attorney-G General
Pillsbury has gone to Washington as
representative of this State in opposition
to the passage of the Lapham Fishery
bill now before Congress.
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Moving day coming on Friday this
year all can be fixed by Sunday.
NEw YORK, Feb. 20. DO

NEW I Okkt Hths ~ lNd
Gents For several years l suffered from
Indigestion aud dyspepsia. was under con-
stant treatment frOm ditt rent physicians
and finding no relief, / went to Europe, and
In Paris was treated by aspecialist in stomach
diseases, vino also failed 10 make cure. Two
months sgO heard of the Cactus Blood Cure,
and determined To try IT, After taking a few
hotil les / was cured. / am only too glad to
recommend so valuable "A medicine to those
afflicted with the same disease
=. FIpZSIMMONS,
IA West 2Ath sire 4.
For sale at Kirlin's Drug Store, Ferguson
House Block, 5henandoah Pa.
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weather Eor.cast.

WASHINGTON, March l.---For New EnEan u;
Threatening weather, with rain or snON
colder northeasterly to uortherly winds with
gales on the coast; colder northerly winds and
fair Wednesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-01

Nav HAVEN, Conn, March Amos
Parker. Wilder has tondered his resigna-
tion as seditor-iu-chief Of the Palladium, ="
10 tabe effect az Che convenience of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-01
We your Baby a Good Turn

By sending to j. N. Hillan's or G. j. Nc
Carlhy's drug store, for free sample
bottle of Dr. Hands Collie Cure. 1t in
stantly cures collie pains and is free from
dangerous drugs.
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M nride Is 90, but worrh sIoO, 600.

BELFAST Me-, March Ann French,
Of Belfast, formerly Of Bangor, a widow,
aged 80 and worth 500, 900, has married
Herbert O. Peavey, of Amherst, Me-, aged
80, an itinerant peddler.
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ROCHESTER,, n Y, March 1.-The tota'
registration in this City for the chartp
election to be held on March s. is 25,38o,
against 26, 905 last fall.
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Mllosl Narva and LiVer Pllla

Act on new prinCipl regulating tins
iver. st0maoh ana bowels through ths RerUes,
A new dlnolvery. DR.. Miles Pills speedily
eafe buiOususs 4 bad taste, t0rD'd liver, niles,
constipation Une4uaiel Tor men, women
children. SuRll u, mildest sure9ti 5ldosesi
drug store.
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Glycerine has been found to relieve
pain from burns and to forward the
healing process.
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There is no time like the present.
This is what the bride said of the
wedding watch she received.
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The l." ominous
click. Another
lamp chimney
for the ash bar
rel. Pearl top"
is the only reli-
able kind not
made for ash
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An early spring will be worth much
money TO the country.
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It is said the state has 10000 organ
lied brass bands. What lot they
would make together?
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We do this Tor your protection
Pittsburgh, Pa. GEO. A. MACBETH & Co.
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barrels and back yards. The
eve have just as good" don't
make them as good. Not one
dealer in a hundred knows any
thing about glass except the price.
Insist upon having Macbeth's S
Pearl-top" chinneys, and take
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no other. You
wil1fnd this label
printed in black
on each " Pearl
top" chimney; !;
they are wrapped
in white paper,
printed in red ink,
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

The four year old son Of Mr., Geo.
Beard, deceased, attempted to end its
life, one day last week by the same
method that its father month ago
put an end to his existence. Two
efforts have been made, we areinform-
ed, by the youthful would-be.suieide
and its last effort nearly proved success.
full. The child had seen its father sus-
pended by rope from the rafter in the
barn and being too young to realize
the meaning Of its fathers deed, it at
tempted to initiate his example.
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nErrINa liEApY.

Louis e. Brown, the agent for Santa
Claus, has gone East for toys and nov
elites. Experience has taught him
that by going East early he would get
the latest novelties before they are
picked over. He will also lave many
goods made expressly for his trade,
and by this scheme viii be prepared to
outsell the largest house in the State.
Look out and save up your cash, for
Brown will have many new novelties
and great bargains, and will be pre-
pared to give prices meyer heard Of
before. Browns stock will be com
plete and he asks the public to call and
satisfy themselye. that the prices,
quality and quantity will be equal to
any Xmas stock in the State. He will
gladly refund the money to any one
who feels disposed to cry after pnr-
chasing any of his goods. Give him q
call and be convinced that what lie
says on paper can be substantiated at
his store.
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now cELEBRArEo

BY the end of the week the city
schools will be, or ought to be, in q
state Of thorough organization and
readiness for the work Of the year.
The question now presents itself, to
what extent will the schools of Mar
tinsburg and Berkeley participate in
the observances of Columbus Day.
The public schools as most noticea-
BILE and beneficial growth Of Americas
four centuries viii be given priority in
the national celebration of its discov-
cry.
It is to be supposed that our school
children are true Americans and they
will be just as patriotic and energetic
in the celebration as any others if they
are given half a chance.
We hope that the School Board and
City Superintendent will take an in
terest in the matter. tits time to work
now. 1t will be too late on the night
Of October 18th to arrange program
and have 1t successfully carried out on
the 18th.
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WHAT Do YOU WANT 2
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Before Five Thousand Readers.
situations, Help wanted. For Sale. For
Rent. Lost. Found. strayed or stolen. To
Buy, Sell or Exchange whatever Your
want, Make ii known in This Column.

THE great increase in the local cir
culation of THE WORLD makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
Using medium in this section. 1t il
read by over 5000 people every even
ing. One dime pays for two line adj
vertisement for one insertion. Suisse
quent insertions can be had at 2i cts.
per line. Special rates by the month
or year. All copy must be in by ! p.
m. daily. A postal card mailed by
noon at any point within the collective
district, will reach this column in time
for the edition Of that day. Cards fur
nished free atthis Office or its branches.
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|DELIRIUM TREMENS
THE lAGERSTOWN MAIL EVIDENT
I.Y SICK.
ITS EDIToRs ATTEMPT TO coyEl,
up .THE WORLDS. KNPosuKE
or nAscALITy.


II is often the case that some people
under the most excruciating pain. will
endeavor TO keep up a healthy appear
ance, and under tho greatest disad-
vantages try to conceal real matters Of
fact. Such is the case with our neigh
Dor, the Hagerstown Md. To say
that il is suffering with case Of de-
lirium tremens would be mildly express
ing their real condition. In THE
WoRLD OF Tuesday, August 3Oth, 1892
it published an account OF the suit
brought before Justice Il. G. Bartlett
by John Farrin against the National
Loan and Building Association, Of
Hagerstown, in which Farrin was VIC
torious. The Nal, as usual, went of
on matters Of hear-say and has only
stirred matters up more by causing
The WoRLD to make still greater ex,
posures. The Nail published our
article and made the following com
ment:
A !" NIGHTMARE +" EDITOR.
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a SLIGHT FIRE.

4 spark from passing engine on
Friday ignited some brush, ETC., on
the lot Of Mr.. NJ. w. Martin on Water
street and the flames soon colnmunica-
ted to the fence and about rod was
destroyed. Fortunately Messrs. VIM.
Kearns, Jno. Martin and another
gentleman were near by and tho fire
was promptly extinguished by them
with buckets Of water.
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PRICE. 3 CENTS

this city authorizes il to oifer a forfeit
Of $4,000 il the Mai, Mr.. J. A. Ma
son, or the National Loan and Build
ing Association, all Of Hagerstown,
viii satisfactorily snbstantiaic !. con-
tradictioh Of all the above facts. Tux
WoRLD's editor might have tho night
mare, and doubtless may deserve the
title; but It now bids the genial, con-
scientious, soul-smitten, and would-be-
pnblic-spirited Editor tspelled with
big ~ 81 the Nal Ii come forward
and obtain tile forfeit offered, and with
il secure access to the Keeley Institute.
for the reformation of il dangerous
character mo doubt % question tile
character OF the men al the head Of
this Association is q very precarious
method Of earning y living,n but we
do not question their characters in.
dividually. But at the association,
or corporate body, we go further than
question, BY charging it with using
trickery and rascality 10 make sale Of
its shares. The man who obtained
the $4,000 loan told d WoRLD repor-
ter some weeks ago that it (the loan)
was the consideration and inducement
offered him to join. OF course his
name, doubtless, made others. Any
how he got the loan, and we further
venture the assertion, on property
that members Of the Association would
not buy for onc-half Of the amount
loaned.
Then why does the Associations at (
torney question the security offered BY
John Farrin We are prepared 10
prove that the security offered by him
ii 100 per cent. better than the secnri-
tys taken for the above mentioned
$4,000 loan; also that Mr.. ] II. Ra-
cey's property is 100 per cent. better
security than the two bloom lots.
But, however, the Association expects
tho use Of this directors name to sell
shares, and consequently he is consid-
cred Of the favored. I Now flour
goods neighbors, who help our town
in a modest way will come to the
front, We win take pleasure ii produce
ing our PROOF. some Of which will be-
the County Court records,
THE WORLD would have answered
sooner, but delay in getting the facts
and proof in a reliable shape prevent
ed it. But, though late III answering,
it cuts deeper to the core, and positive
ly demands either a contradiction or
confession from its would be physician,
who pronounces It Of q nightmare ma
ture. If the editor Of the Mai will
promise US to publish the truth and a
correct statement, and will visit Mar
tinsburg, THE Womb will guarantee
the forfeit il 1T does not prove the
charges herein made. Now, brother,
we would suggest that you publicly
confess "ere your sin will find you
out. y