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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-11
PROGRAM on TIM WORK.


Church Of this city
invited the conven-
ton TO hold its
tWenty-iifth annual
convention within
its walls, and the
memhers Of tn e
church have taken
the visitors TO their
homes. 80 that the
only expense attend
ing the visit Of the
delegates 20 the con-
Nvention i for travel
ing. la the sunday
school room Of the
church three i'm
mense tables have
been placed and
loaded down with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-11

State Senator Glider Of Colorado is in Chi
cago. In giving expression to his views on the
silver question he said: 1T may surprise one if
say that if my signature would make the sill
yer bill a law tomorrow do not think would
sign it. Why? Because the effect Of increas-
ing our silver coinage to the proposed extent
would simply put gold at a premium.
mo" he added, 1.-THE price viii not remain
where il is. think it will rise gradually to
about ~ cents, and II the proper steps are taken
plan Is this: Let US offer to England to reduce
our tariff on some articles which will stand a
reduction without hurting our industries, for
instance, steel rails, wooden fabrics and tin
plate. if che in return will guarantee to coin
S25. 600 600 year in silver and put it in circu-
latiOn. That would take the price Of silver up
without debasing our own money. and we in the
west have right to ask this much of the east
This cannot be done unless we have the reduc-
the republicans, as the democrats are commit
ted to free trade"
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Sent to the work House.

Capitola Crossmau, 'the woman in the CASE
of the Phillps-Smith murder, was placed in the
station house in Alexandria ON Sunday, and
Monday morning was ordered to be sent TO the
work house for sixty days. She willprobably be
soon released on leaving the city.
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M. w. BEvER1peE.
1915 + and 1214 @ sts.. .
Importer Of Pottery and Glass.
TIE KELLEY INSTITUTE

HE KEELEY INSTITUTE
AT
OAK CREST. PRINCE GEORGES CO.. ND,
FOR THE CURE OF THE
GAME AND TOBACCO HABITS AND
NEURASTHENIA.
Oak Crest IL delightfully."- situated "A miles from Bal
ninore and III miles from asntngton the Washing
cslent hotel. only two inmates walk from the sta
ton, affords every convenience and comfort for pa
uents. Lady patients be accommodated In the
hotel or in attractive homes convenisnty whore
the strfctest privacy can be secured
Twenty six trains from Baltimore, Washington New
York. Philadsiphia and the west stop a. OAK Great
daily. Postal telegraph and express facilities have
been provided and every arrangement made Y rendsi
the sotourn OF the patients as pleasant as possible.
For information regarding terns length OF time Of
treatment price Of board, &C. ad H
Oak Crest, Prince Qeqrgey county. Nd.
JAMES 7. HARDIN, General Manager.
ap6-3m DR.. JOHN A. TONNKR. Medical Dtrsctor.
IRON RATINGS. : A GOOD. sUBSTANTIAr
L Railing e. Ts; re- foot.
fs26-3m Maine ave. hst ~ and Oh ID.
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SHOOTING STARS.

Daughter-"Father, have had an offer CT
marriage"
Parent (who has had experience with the no.
bility)-"How much does he want?'
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THE RAILROAD PROBLEM.
Changes Proposed TO BE Made In South
Washington.

TIE TRACKS TO BE DEPRESSED AND REMOVED
FROM 6TH srREET-IMPoRrASr STREETS To BE
CROSSED BY THEM TO RE BRIDeEp-A NEw
BRIDGE TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THE IN
SLIGHTLY LONG BRIDGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-11

When young girl declares she will never
marry it should ordinarily be regarded merely
Miss statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-11

Mary Cruit's Suit Tor Divorce.
Mary A. Cruit seeks the restoration Of her
maiden name OF Gibbons In decree for divorce
from VIM. E. Cruit, to whom she was married
March 8, 1886. by O bill filed by Jesse H. Wilson
today. She charges cruel treatment, specifying
assaults on her at 1861 High street, 1426 High
street and also adultery with o colored servant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-11

"Don't disturb me-" said the elephant M
he devoured a lot Of peanuts 81 am unpack-
ing my trunk"
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Askiux Tor : Divorce.

Leonora A. Bruce (nse LAvallstts) aSks q
decree Of divorce from W. e. Bruce in bill fled
by Nj. J. II. Smith. They were married in
March, 1885, have four children and she charges
drunkenness and cruel treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-11

member of the legislature should never
allow himself to be known by the railway COM
pany he keeps.
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when the Public Schools VIII Close.
The public schools Of the District viii close
June ~ and the program Of the various closing
exercises will be announced
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BAPrIsrs IN CONVENTION.
The Metropolitan Church In This City Wei
fflled with Delegates

THE TwESrY-FrrrH ASSEMBLY or THE VIRGINIA
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION. coLoRED-os-
SEcrs OF THE GATHERING AND PROGRAM oy
ITS woRE-rHE PRESENT OFFICERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-11

the Virginia Baptist
state convention. cd
orcd. was orgauizod,
and this morning at
the Metropolitan Hap
n>t Clur,h OF this
city lev. Robert
johnson, pastor, the
twenty fifth annual
meeting OF the con-
vcnhon was opened
with the attendance
Of about $50 dele
gates from Virginia.
Maryland and the
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-11

The Castine is named after the quaint. dreamy
old town Of Castine on the Penobscot bay.
within a short run from Rockland a more
modern town few miles distant. Castine itself
bears the name Of its earliest settler, Vincent,
Baron st. Csstin, who came to America with his
regiment about 1865 from Oleron, in the old
province of Bearne. When his regiment was
disbanded In Canada be plunged into the
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EDDY RErR1aEnArons.

EDDY RErR1aEnArons.
We have sold the EDDY REFRIGERATORS for
eighteen years and believe them to bs the best
made for family use.
ITS MERITS ARE:
Cold dry air circulation.
Absolute dryness. Matches left on the shelves
will readily ignite when taken out. Perfect non
conductor packing. tested over forty years.
Slate stone shelves. always sweet, clean and cold.
Strongly built with kiln-dried lumber, % that
no shrinking of joints occur.
Every EDDY REFRIGERATOR warranted.
Prices are lower than they have ever been.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-11

Go. think on Columbus, oh youth Of ambition,
And cease thee to chafe at your humble posi-
ton.
He ne'er played base bali nor at tennis ex-
Nor in 1.-The 400 supremacy held
He ne'er owned fast horses nor made big bet
Nor went with the Prince of Wales into Ibis
set"
Yet every child hears his wonderful story,
And nations unite to acknowledge his glory.
And SO, though beneath todays standard you
fall,
The future has some chance for you, after ALL
STREET CAR COMPLICATIONS.
The smoker who stands at the front of the ca
OF all styles of nuisance the worst is by far;
But one rival he has; It's the girl who with glee
Takes the summer-car seat where the smoker
should be.
There is no middle course for the average
man during house cleaning time. He must be
either poltroon or hero.
"a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, you
know" said Willie Washington.
"Well. what of it,
Nothing; only I've done my best not to take
any wisks.'
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SaInr1eh q the Neval OhoeFSof0ry.
Senator Chandler this afternoon fsyorsbly re-
ported from the committee on navel affairs the
Senate bin which defines The positions and sals-
ries Of assistAnt astxonomsss q u Unitsd
States Naval Observatory.
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Mary Crust's Suit for Divorce.

NEW ALExAxDRIA.--watch for announcements.
Admit
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NORTHWEST
and
CENTER LEXINGTON.
TO BUILDERS. HOME SEEKERS. AND INvEs
TORS.

In this beautiful subdivision is located between
and W and Sd and 9th streets northeast. The
lots 24x1O0 feet and every lot has alley 20
wide. The parking and paving occupies % feet. at
cost to purchasers Of lots. Sidewalks are now being
laid on 4th street. and the lots between and W
and 30 streets are being graded and improvements of
the other streets will follow The lexington and
ST. cars run through the center Of the subdivision
and the departments can he reached in II Is
minutes. The terms of sale one-thrd cash, bal
ance in one two and three years. ami money will he
furnished to parties desiring to build. The prices Of
lots range from $3.50 to 81 200 according to location
There Is no reason why the value of these lots should
not double in two years. Plats and information
nished by
DANIEL ARMAT,
my10-3t 1913 st. H. w.
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THE UNBOAT CASTINE

with foreyard and square foresail. She will
have steam steerer and steam windlass
THE OLD TOWN OF CAsrINK
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Twenty-Five wears ago. At Portsmouth,. Va.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

For sALE-A VERY EcoNoMIcAL Lor on
a ass HeP'h q .5fS1 PT1fei -
-. - - - = h-.1, - LIE !, o.. u W.
FOR sALE-BEsT LOCATION ON COLUMBIA
Heights. beau,iful 2I-foot front lot, exactly on
80, :, - = :, : ~ = - NY -
Esasant heHhts Eesh n4 and HS %sst
kcklnTton speculative bargains.
nor 80 90 on l4U, 81 n
a. park a. speculative prices this
IS, VI n ~ sn,sr on The heights
ISoI, s.fY = ~ - = ". nv. : 81 L. v.
toi nI Shif copYrp Tot IN ,rrp,nI,x u,.,
SuBDTTIsIoN. '.''
For price apply 10 -' ~ "'-' i'o i'e' y" io'N 3d.
my11-4t 15o 5 fsnI \ lEuXc a1s
T,oN SALE, RF.I7YIyTI Nm rCoSo1iiC II
sny ave isE ISL st2 sash hio ss1snfe easy
fui residence lot io2 100 to aIiey cIsap also
era short c3rner and inside lots in the saline neighbor
Ioou ohho. a SHIELDS l1OJ 81. NV lny1O
NOR SALE-ONLY 9 IEFT-2 SHALLOW LOTS
- on north side OF Md ave- near 18th ST. ne; each
mas ~, mo ~ o n,yy J. 4oo and "a iyD:
hylo-d CHAS. a. SHIELDS, 14Oo + ST. n W.
sts ietuif,,l res,denee lot 2I95 TO Large alley
1 1.GH q % per ioot; CHEAP. CHAS- a. SHlELDS
l4o, st: NV. Iny1O3t
ol sAtE IA BEEAUIIFuL , %RIANGULA,R LOT
100 FEET ~, Ma ave M nd ss s =, ST nIu III,
will snbdivde into lots at average price PER lot Of
mylO3t
nor SATFSFyFy SHORT lots INCT UDIYG
enrnsr az I1th "a W., ~ o. .,rot;D MI
raded " 19a ss 81 oda ssS HAS
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PROCTOR & PROCTOR,
Real Estate and Insurance,
IA. a. II N

I,OR sALE-AT s7WO-NINE-ROOM MODERN
II BRICK RESIDENCE, well located Northwest
within half square 18th II.
myl03t S1EIGER & LIEBERMANN 1903 ST.
L'OR SALE -, lOO-MODERN SIN-ROOM AND
Il BATH BRICK HOUSE; locsted n. near l4th 81
cars sIEIGER LIEBERMASN,
E,y10-3t I3U8F st.
I,OR sALE-THIS wEEK-ess INVESTMENT
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AStl MI oN-
1878 3oth ST. 9 fr cot
90 sssgesa,4 and Or. 10 lot ooo
90 ,29l3 Q st. sr. mi. br.
lot 20xlOO. alley. 4. 900
90 33i3 Prospect ave (cor-
nerl NV. Tor br. IN 4.
90 lot $3.50; alley. =. g, 500
3131 p st NV, 7r br. IN
OOl 1. lot 20 3 IN x110. o. 500
1901 18th st NV. (cor-
3" me- nsfi I lot & s spa ssSre, 'tss..ooo
90 3ii3 \ ST NV. iir br.
mi. lot 20xL20. 10. 900
l3167 p st NV, Groom
l0 frame, lot 16x67 g. 600
HARLES II. FfCKLING,
l2&5 ed st. NV.
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L FINE Lot ON 18TH ST NEAR NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVE, 40x100
Side and rear alley; street recently concerted.
Price. So. 90 per SO. foot.
Apply to
J.v.N. HuYCK,
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PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES OF ONE OR MORE
ACRES
AND
FINE BUILDING LOTS
ON THE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC,
CONDUIT ROAD
TERMS IN EVERY CASE TO SUIT THE PUR-
CHASER.
LOTS FROM $500 UPWARD.
SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING
ERECTED ON PROPERTY ALREADY SOLD
THOSE PURCHASING NOW ARE SURE TO RE-
ALIZE HANDSOME PROFITS IN THE NEAR
FUTURE.
For pats, pamphlets and further information apply
at company's office. l4l5 st. NV my4-om
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EoR SALE-BUILDERs, LOOK AT THIS: ONE
y lot that will make good-sized lots Columbia
81. 200 Call at my Office and see plat Of IL.
my7-lm JOHN b. WIGHT, 1410 G st.
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EOR SALE-SROOM 3STORY BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSE;
ST. BET. 1tIH AND 18Th;

$500;
on SMALL CASH PAYMENT; EASY TERMS.
J. b. WINNER. REAL ESTATE, COS 18TH ST.
my lO-3t
I,OR SALE-A COMFORTABLE HOME ON NEW
II York n containing rooms, attic and
cellar all in elegant condition; lot 1sxSO TO 10foot
alley. Price. s6. so. -
THOS. @. HENSEY CO.,
mylO3t 100 + st. N. W.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LNOR SALE
II Most desirable corner in lie Droit Park, contain
ing y 600 feet, with improvements which cost about
$t5. 600 and in good condition. This Is q lovely
home and the vacant ground will pay to hold Price
$4,000. B. H. WARNER CO.,
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MEAN AND coNrEMPTIBLE.

Last week the manager Of the Little
Trixie 4 Company, which played in
the Martin Street Opera House, on
Saturday night, called at THE World
office and made arrangements for ad-
vertising, and left a few compliment
+tary tickets for reserved seats. The
tickets were presented to the typos who
went is Mr.. II. j. Homrich's jewelry
store, and had them duly and properly
checked off. Saturday night they went
to the Opera House and were shown
by the ushers to the seats called >for
on their checks. But, however, the
seats were occupied and the occupants
refused to surrender as they held
checks for the same seats. The typos
submitted in a gentlemanly way, and
upon returning to the rear Of the hall
were burlesqued BY several interested
parties Of the house.
This conduct does not at all surprise
any reasonable person acquainted with
the manager. The house he attempts
to manage could not be placed in the
hands Of person more capable Of ac-
complishing ends by dirty means and
ungentlemanly contempt. AS for the
house, the people Of Martinsburg know
its past record
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wash 70 BALTIC. ssis PhIla lilo y IL. ana
No. + Nestihnled Limited sspaiiy,Y leaves
st. Louis 500 q. m, Cincinnati 40 j. IN. ar
riyes nt MaftinsbmIg ti:si =. 4. Wash. z'IQ +:
M; BALTIC, stlo Phiia. osi1 and New York So
p: N. stops at ShenandOah Junction, connects
a. ilarpers Ferry for Lexington, Va. and inter
mediate stations, Connects NJ WeVorfon for
liagerstown. and at Washington Junction for
Frederick. except sunday.
81 Louis sop. nj. Cincinnati Sis r. m. ~
rixcs ut MartinsbQfg / sBt a. III, Wash. 3:S).
BALTIC. Ab5; Phiia 7ss5 ana New York loss q NJ.
No. 10. Cumberland and Baltimore Accom-
mediation, DAILY leaves Cumberland 2:5o and
arrives ut Mhrtinsbnrg go i. Ia: Washington
Hsf0; Baltimore 1000 b, nj. Fhiiadolnhia dos u
M: and New York no Il. IN. Sf0ns Al m
stations west ~ Washington junction. connects
al liarper's Ferry for Aylnchostef aAt WaaVorfn1
Tor lfngefAfDwn, except Sunday
No. IA. Piedmont 4 Baltimore nceumfnndn
tion, daily, except sunday, leaves Piedmont IT
s;i0 d. M, arrives nj Martihsbufg at 1f:iO H. mi
arrives Vi Baltimore. via. old line 1t 4lI1 II. M.
stops Mt all stations and connects IL Woroff0n
for LiageFstown and at Frederick Junction for
rs, 10. Martinsburg and Brunswick accom-.
mediation. Daily leaves Martnsbnrg nc 6:I0
.. M; arrives az Brunswick 81 7io i. IN. /: and
connects at Iiarper's Ferry for Lexington and
baltimore. md nj Weyerton FOR iIagefsfown
%. o. sCULL d. w. gANTMAN.
J. a. O'DEiL, General Manager,
Baltimore. Nd.
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WILL MOVE.

Mr.. W. L. Jones viii this week va
cate the house now occupied BY him
en- the ground recently purchased for
public building. Mr.. Jones viii oc-
cupy the house vacated by Rev.
Robertson.
Mr.. Geo. w. Feidt, viii move into
the Williams house on Race street,
near the corner Of Queen, during the
week.
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10 BE IMPROVED.

THE World is now making arrange
ments to give its patrons in short
while newsier and better paper than
heretofore. Owingto the sickness Of the
entire force for the past three weeks,
we have been unable TO meet the de-
mands of numerous patrons with job
printing, and have published the paper
under trying circumstances. But, in
a few days newly organized force Of
workmen win endeavor to give the
patrons Of THE World an interesting
paper.
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EEsro'vinD 70 MEoHAslosBUEG.

Mrs. Amwig and daughter leave
to-day for Mechanicsburg, Pa, where
they win spend the winter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amwig have made their home
at the St. Clair hotel for quite while,
and have made many friends during
theirstay. Mr.. Amwig's sudden death.
some time since, is the cause Of this
change. In the Spring they will got
housekeeping either in Mechanicsburg
or Martinsburg, if they decide in the
latter their many friends will give
them hearty welcome.
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Misapplied Quotations.

For nearly thirty-fve years men have
been quoting from the bred Scott deci.
sion Of Justice fancy that negro had
no rights which white man was bound
to respect. They repeat the saying al
the expressed opinion Of Judge fancy
himself. A gentleman writes to The
Cosmopolitan to correct the statement
that Judge fancy said this out Of his
own head, and remarks be was obliged
several years ago to make the same cor.
rection in The Century. What Chief
Justice fancy really did say in his bred
Scott decision was this:
It is&lificult at this day to realize the stats
Of public opinion in relation to that unfortu-
nate race, which prevailed in tho civilized and
enlightened portions OF the world at the time
of the Declaration Of Independence. and when
the constitution Of the United States was
framed and adopted. But the public history
of every European nation displays II IN man.
ner too plain to be mistaken.
They had for more than = century before
been regarded as beings Of an inferior order
and altogether unit to associate with the white
race. either In social or political relations, and
so far inferior that they had no rights which
the white man was bound TO respect.
No less striking was certain great
lawyers Scripture quotation. I'VE are
informed on high authority. said the
great lawyer in speech in court. ..that
all that man hath will man give fol
his life.r
The opposing counsel few minutes
later remarked: I'VE are glad to know
who it is that our learned brother re-
CARDS as high authority. The Scripture
passage he partially quotes to Us is as
follows: .And Satan said, All that man
hath will he give for his life'
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Additional train viii leave Harrisburg daily
except Saturday and sunday IL s - r u. affiVs
ing At Carlisle af RIO r NJ, stOppkn3 at all inter-
Harrisburg at $40 r. NJ, arriving a Carlisle Q 10
=. 6, stopping at all intelqetiint0 stations.
Memphis II press ana y6w Orleans Express
run daily between Harrisburg and Hag&rstoWn
ChambersbtrR.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between flafs
etstbsgn and New York o.. Atlantic Express and
Night Express eaet and on Memphis Express and
New Orleans EXPRESS west.
Pullman Sleei,ing Cars en- Night Express and
New Orleans Express hetween PHILADELPHIA and
New Orleans.
Through Coaches Ia and from phIlad efphia on
Morning Mail east and h6gerstoEn Aecommo
dation west.
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BALTIMORE d OHIO TIME TABLE.
I'D O---
In EGect Sunday, nov. 18th. 1901.
WEST B0UND.

No. B. yeatihuled Limited DAILY leaves
New York 1918 a. M, Phila, Bl5 BALTIC 1920
Wash. 1870 arrive at Martinsbnrg ITO p. M,
and Chicago lI:55 .. M, connects atsHancock
NOT yestibuIed Express Daily leaves
New York 130 p,f M, /; PhiiA. As05 BALTIC. 7.15
Wash. s:i5; arrives at AIarfinsbure 1887 p. NJ.
and Chicago $50 p. m. Connects at Hancock Tor
Berkeley Springs on Saturday only
No. !. Vestibuled Limited DAILY leaves
New York. 900 a. m, PhiIa. 11:35 Balto 30 b
M, Wash. 3:a0; arrives at Martinsburg $40 p.
20. Cincinnati 7:as e e M 81 Louis % P. q,
No. 5. VestibuIed Express DAILY. leaves
New York 300 b. nj, Philay 7s2 BALTIC. 1870
Wash. lis1o; arrives al Martlnsbt II 100 4. M, !;
Mob. Pittsburg Express DAILY. 3 leaves New
York 1880 p. M. Plila. 4a5; BALTIC. 7:s0 and
Wash. 645 arrives at Martinsburg 1i:U6 p. nj,
No. Isl Baltimore and Cumberland Accomo.
dalton daily, leaves Baltimore 400 a. nj, via
old line, arrives at MartinsburK 6s25 a. m; Cum
berland HIS a. m. stops at all stations and
connects at Hancock for Berkeley Springs, ex-
0s Eo. s d. baltimore and Piedmont Accommo.
dation DAILY except Sunday leaves Balti-
more via old line at $40 a. M. and arrives AZ
| stops at all stations and connects 1T Hancock
for Berkeley springs and at Green Spring Run
NJ .'''''''S' EAST BOUND
| No. 8. vestibuled Limited ..Daily.v leaves
4 Chicago &55 b MI, arrives at Maftinsbnrg 2:3o
HS; WSs ssh A ;a M Bal5o sas , rhla SO
i burg train Ut Cumberland.
Ms Vesfibuled Express DAILY p leaves Chi
cago 1910 T., M arrives et Aartinsbprg at 91l
z, M; Wash, ne am BALTIC. 100 p n. Phlla
No TO- Express ~Daflyr leaves Piftsbnre a
| $50 p. M, arrives at Martin1burg 5:0t q M,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-04

There is at least one person on record
who had lived long enough. This was
the late Mrs. Nancy Britt Kennedy, Of
Augusta, Me. She was said to be lis
years old, though nobody really knew
her age. Perhaps her case might be
claimed as an answer to prayer. She
arose early in the morning Of a cold De
cember day and began to pray that she
might die Three quarters Of an hour
she thus prayed earnestly, at the end Of
which time she sank upon the floor dead.
This is q good fact for psychological stu.
dents to work on.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-04
CAPITALISTS IN rowN.

Some Boston capitalists arrived in
the city this morning and are looking
over the city with a view to locating
manufacturing interests here.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-04
OUT or FUEL.

The electric Cars did not run this
morning on account Of the supply Of
coal giving out at the power house,
consequently, no power could be given
until a supply Of coal was gotten. The
cars were tied up until ten o'clock !;
such matters should be looked after
more carefully.