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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-22
baltimore 4 oHIorrME TABLE
In Ease, sunday, Nov. issh. 1891.



No, 5 yestlbuled Limited Daily leaves
New York insis \. M. Phila, Sis; BALTIC. i02D.
Wash. ii30 arrive at Mnrtinsburr isio b. M.
and chicaeo Ii:ss :. m, connects 1t Hancock
No, I. veslShaIed Express .naliy.. leaves
New herk l:Sg q M. Phila. teS Baltic. s:ft
sna Saa srs1ses q Ncrssseass ios 3 q
No, 4 vestihuled Limited ssbaiIy,w leaves
M, wash $50; arrives at Marsinsbarp $40 :y =
CONNECTS II Hammock for berkeley SPRING NM *
30, Vostlbulcd Express .paIly.a leave.
New York 400 D. nj, philM. ~ Ralto i0.r.
Wash. ll:!n; a.. lives u Mariinshufe s0l i. M.
Cincinnati h:io D, M; and st, Louis 5.isa H.
Mob. Pittsbura Express Daily. leaves Now
Aork iso p. M, Phlla tsop; nalta+ 10 and
Wash sts arrives at Martinsburg ii'od D. m.
No Isl baltimore and Cumberland Aecomo-
dation Daily" leaves baltimore tNu a. M, via
beriand HIS 4. M, stops al ali sl.stioi,s and
connects " Hancock tor ncrkeley springs ex.
30 IS baltimore and Piedmont Acoomme-
dation Daily except sunday, leaves Balti-
more via old line at s:fo a. ln,; and arrives az
stops II al stations and conneess ' n a
tor berkeley SPRINGS and - Green spring Ran
EAST Bound
No. 0. yestibuled Limited sDnIiy.. leave.
p. ms wash. t:ts b. m. BALTIC. Si5 fhlln e:i3
and New York 1880 y. m. conneets with pitfe
burg train AZ Cumberland.
Nss. Nesiibued Express Daily, leaves Chi
cagU 1910 a. m, arrives 1t Maffimsbmrg AZ 09g
M. Wash lfsi9 4. M; Baltic loop. M: pills
Ss9 and New York 900 y. m
No ~ Express daily" leaves PittahurR n.
te90 j. m. arrives ~ Mnf9inshnrr SOi Il n
Wash; 75le balto, So; Phlla. ii;i0 .. M. and
No ], veatfbaisi Limited '.Daily.v lense.
~. ionis t00 \. nj Cincinnati saD b. M ar
rives az MarfinsbuyE il:hf q. m; wash e:iOf
M, BALTIC. $40; Phila. $40 and New YORK ST.
p. ", stoJs &C Shenandoah Junetiol, connects
Ut Harpcras Ferry Tor Lexington, Va, ana inter-
mediate stations Connects ~ Weverton for
HaRerstown. and AZ Washington Junction Tor
Frederick, except Sunday,
No. Z. NesSibufesi kxngess Daily" leaves
It, Louis sos ). NJ. Cincinnati HIS (. MAR
rtyns ut MarttnsbufE l sli u. M, Wash. $50.
Baltic, d,b1 PlAia. To and Now Ys4h iO:ss IL M
No 10. CnmbsrhnA and BaItiinorp Accom-
arrives 1t Martfnebunt 3ap 81 m; washlneion
$40 !; baltimore Non n M; PhiladeIphla 4al8 4
M. and New York 5sW \. m. Stops nj an
stations west Of Washington Junction, eonnecfs
~ narpefk Ferry Tor v tnelester, VI WeaveTt0n
No. =. Piedmont \ Baltim0re accommoda
ttou. daily, except Sunday leaves Piedmont nj
$40 i. M arrives &c Nar9inshurH II ii:iO a. nj;
arrives ~ Baltimore via 81 line ut fsD D. VI.
ios iIagcrstown AMI - Frederick Junction foF
Frederick.
No %. Martnsbnrr and prunsuirk accom-.
mediation; Daily. leaves MartinsbnrE IT 6i0
ecnneats u Harper,s Perry Tor Lexington and
baltimore. and ri Weycrton for liAgcsstown.
G. o. sCuLI. CIV. SANTMAN,
| Gen pass'r A'g'I Ticket Agent
| J.T. ODELI., General Ilnnages,
Baltimore. Nd.
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JUSTICES COURT.

Mr.. John Reynolds, of this city, was
arrested yesterday on charge of
felony. He is charged with having
entered the house of Mrs. Glessner,
about one mile south Of this city, and
demanding money under threat. Fran
what we understand it is only SIP
position that Reynolds is the man, and
that it will be impossible for Mrs.
Glessner to identify him. He was re-
leased on $500. bail until a hearing on
March Both, before Squire Mckee.
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Personal mEsTlos.
Your FRIEND. coming aud Going.

Your Friends Coming and Going.
Mr.. Edward Davis, Of Charlestown,
lis in this city on business.
Mr.. John Ream, Of Berkeley Springs,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. Geo. Chrisman is removing his
family from this city to Berkeley
Springs.
Mr.. p. J. Bailey, who has been very
i'll for some time past at his residence
on East Martin street, was reported
this morning as being much worse.
Rev, A. NJ. Cackley, accompanied
by his wife, left this morning to attend
the Baltimore Conference Of the M. Il.
Church, South, now in session at Haf-
risonburg, Va. They win remain
about one week.
Mr.. Peter Mouse is moving from
South Queen street to West Martin
street, in one Of the new houses Of Mr..
Michael Hill. Mr.. Stephen Cunning.
ham win move from the country and
occupy the house vacated by Mr..
Mouse
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4 coon MINSTREL.

Pei q = A IA tsa
The Lyceum Theater was filed last
evening when the Germans Minstrels
began a three-nights' engagement.
They have . new entertainment
throughout, for the simple reason that
they have not been here in three or
four years and everything on their
programme is Of necessity new. Their
first part is enlivened by George Cor
man, Billy Van, the billions, Charles
G. Taylor, George Brunton and others.
The dancing jockeys, arranged by
George German and Introducing six
dancers, is also feature. After this
an enjoyable five minutes is spent with
John and James German. The olio is
strong, but next to this the feature Of
the troupe is the great military spec
tacle called 1.-THE Gathering of the
Clans, in which sixteen members of
Of the troupe take part. After Billy
Vans specialities a sketch called 1.-THE
Silver wedding is presented a
|polyphonist, Littleheld, introduces .
speciality, and the show closes with a
farce. comedy. reception Of the Col
ored 400. The Leader and Herald,
Oct. !, 1891.
At the New Opera House tonight.
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A GREAT, SHOW.

The Germans made great hit at
the Chestnut Street Theatre last night.
There was a rollicking, snappy air
about the entertainment, and it had
sufficient novelties, good singing and
comicalities to send the large audience
home in a happy frame of mind and
|pronouncing the verdict: A great
show. ~ Philadelphia Record.
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Az ERRoR.

In making mention Of the death Of
Mrs. Hooper we erred, both in the
name and the period of her church
membership. Her proper name was
Martha E. Hooper, and she was nearly
forty years member Of the First NJ.
E. Church. She was formerly Of Or
leans Cross Roads, but at the time Of
her death was making her home with
her son in this city. Mr.. John Hooper
a son living at Pittsburg, was here il
attendance at her funeral.
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BIDDERS AND BIDS.

Below we publish the names Of the
bidders for the excavation for the
government building on West King
street, with amount of bids, viz: Chas.
II. Miller, 5000; Adam Kellar, 81, $40
Geo. W. De Grange, 81, 100; Michael
Goheen, 81, 232; all of this city; Owen
Patterson, Of Baltimore, 81, l57 so.
Judging from Mr.. Miller's bid, the lat.
ter, Mr.. Patterson, would evidently
make money fast, if the figures are
anything to go by.
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A veteran Or Two wars.

READING, Pa, March 22.-Albert
Myers, well known citizen, died sud
denly Of apoplexy, aged 90 years. He
served during the Mexican war, and
also as sergeant in the One Hundred and
Twenty-eighth regiment Pennsylvania
volunteers during the rebellion. He was
connected for some years with his father
in the publication Of The Chronicle Of
the Times, Reading Democrat and Berks
County Press.
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Additional train win leave Harrisburg daily
except Saturday and sunday 1T go r NJ, arFfv
ing AZ Carlisle 1t 71O y NJ. stopping at al inter-
mediate stations. On Saturdays train will leave
Harrisburg &C SO p. n, arriving 1T Carlisle 8 10
r. NJ. stopping at AL intermediate stations.
Memphis Express and New Orleans Expeess.
run daily between Harrisburg and HagefstoWn
ClafnbefsbtifR
Pullman Palace sleeping Cars between Has.
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 Mall east and Hagerstown AeeemmO-
dation west.
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THEY LOST IN rREDERIcK.

According to the statement. Of the
gross earnings and expenses of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company and Of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company Of Balti-
more city, in the year 1891 the earn
ings Of the Frederick exchange were
81, S55.S2 and the expenses 1854 IL,
the loss being $998.35.
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STRUCK AND KILLED.

A colored man Of Potersville, John
Banks, aged %, was struck and killed
at Sandy Hook on Saturday by the st.
Louis express, westward bound. The
man was knocked about so feet, and
instantly killed.
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GLASS BROKEN.

One of the large plate glass in the
show window of Mr.. C. P. Herring
was broken last night. A large stone
was found which was evidently used
in breaking the glass. No clue to the
parties whatever.
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MS USUAL LIBIRALITY.

Col. Chas. Broadway Rouss has
again shown his kindly feeling for the
friends Of his boyhood by sending to
Miss Mamie Gold, the daughter Of his
old schoolmate, appropriate bridal gifts
upon the occasion of her recent mar
rage to Daniel Floyd Boswell, at Bun
ker Hill.
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KICKED no DKArH.

Arthur Sterling, aged IS years, .
driver in the mines at Coketon, this
State, was kicked by one Of his mules
Friday afternoon and died shortly after.
He was the son Of J. w. Sterling at
Fairchance, Pa.
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Don't fail to see the Gorman's Min
strels, New Opera House.
Warring b Africa.

MOZAMBIQUE, March pa dispatch
from Quilimane, which town is besieged
any atscR nno an ~ naee TSe moi IN
and boy in Qnilimane capable Of hand
ling 4 gun has been armed, and the in
habitants are prepared to hold the place
to the last extremity.
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POLICE CoURT.l

Messrs w. S. Cudy, engineer, and
Harry Airhart, conductor, both en-
ployes Of the B. & o. R. r., were ar
rested by Officer Weddell yesterday
ON a warrant for obstructing the cross
ing on North Queen street. Mayor
McSherry gave them q hearing and
imposed fine Of SIS on each.
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cRusHED ny 4 cRossTIE.

Monday morning at Keyser, Thos.
Melay had his leg broken by being
struck by a crosstie thrown from car
unloading at that place. The tie re-
bounded and struck him with terrible
force swapping the bone like pipe
stem.
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a RIG COAL COMPANY.

The Consolidation coal company, Of
which Charles f. Mayer, president Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
pany, is president, mined and shipped
910,977 tons of coal last year. The
gross receipts of the company were
s., 5Sl, 1888 and the net profits s261 ,656.
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COMPLETED.

The new residence Of Geo. Carper,
on West King street, has been COM
pleted. 1t presents neat and coy
appearance, and is a valuable addition
to that portion Of the city.
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MARRIED.

At the parsonage of the NJ. b.
Church, South, this morning, by the
Rev. A. M. Cackley, Mr.. John VIM.
Seibert to Miss Nellie Chenowith, both
of this county.
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Card or THAMES.

The relatives and family Of Mrs.
Martha E. Hooper desire to return
their heartfelt thanks for the kindness
and sympathy shown them by friends
during her recent death and illness.
THE FAMILY.
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THE PREDICTIONS.

For Eastern New York, Eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware, fair, probably fol.
lowed by rain Wednesday morning.
For Maryland and West Virginia, fair, light
showers Wednesday.
Western New York, Western Pennsylvania,
warmer, fair during greater portion Of day fol
lowed by light rain or snow Tuesday eve or
night
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The B. Is o. have received bids for
the new depot to be erected in Win
chester. The building is to be hand
some and ornamental.
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TEMrKRAruRE At7oelock 4. NJ. $50.
Maximum Sc.
Minimum 200.
WIND: Force Calm.
Direction from-south.
STATE OF SKI: Cloudys.
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ooMMENCE TO-DAY.

THE WORLDS coupons commence
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APPOINTED TRUSTEE.

Governor Fleming has appointed
Hon. A. R. Unger, of Morgan county,
a trustee of Berkeley Springs, vice
Isaiah Buck, deceased.
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DATES FOR ITS EXHIBITION

The executive committee Of Nor
gan's Grove Association has decided
to hold the next annual exhibition at
Shepherdstown, September 9th to 9th,
inclusiye.
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A Grand
LEAP YEAR PARTY

In full dress il booked for Thursday night
AZ the Central Opera House. by the colered
upper tens of this city under the management
Of =. y. ALLEN. head waiter at the Cont
by invited orators
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Leave williamsport for Hagerstown, Gas. 7.i5.
1913 a. M. and las and Gas D. m.
Leave Hagerst0wn for Williamsport, $40 a. m.
and 1915, las and sos p. m.
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and 3:83 and 6.55 D, m. Arrive at Emmftsburr
lilo a. M, and 4;O3 and 7sO5 D. M
Leave Emmitsburg for Rocky Ridge $50 d. M,
ana ssz and Se s. 3 m, Arrive a. Rocky Ridge
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Revised and csrccted daily b. Alex rArks
grain. -four and iced mcsthant Parks he.
vafor. Mkncn 81. tsa
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CRY PRonucE MAnKEr.

Revised and corrected Daiiy By n N. KilmeF.
Grocery, Provision 4 Qucenware Merchant,
king street. MAncn q. tsns
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The Worlds Weather Bulletin.

Observations taken at
M. q. Martinsburg every morning
nlua Flag. at O'Clock BY GEoRGE W.
yANnETHE, the representa-
tive Of the United States
Weather Bureau. THE
WOMB will use the same
flags as displayed at the
- Court House and the people
s Snn y can come very near know
inc what weather to expect.
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soUTHERN PENN'A r. R. TRANS

Connections for all stations on cumberInn1
tenn. J. r. BO1Ds supt
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VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
u TABLE Dec. list, 1891.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13

Carnegie's defenders 10 the Home.
stead troubles have received another set.
back. The Engineering and Mining
Journal, in its last issue gives facts and
figures which 60 10 show that the profits
Of the iron and steel manufacturers are
greater ut the present time than at any
other period for several years back.
Speaking Of steel rails, Of which the
Carnegie company are the largest man.
ufactures in the United States, II not In
the world. II says that few years ago
when the cost Of manufacture was $24 to
$26 per ton, the selling price was about
$27. and yet the mills paid large dlvi.
dends. Now the cost Of manufacture il
about $50 per ton and the selling price
is $50, which price has been maintained
for the past year and half in spite Of q
decreased demand. The same journal
saws that tho profits on the steel rail
industry alone in this country for this
year will be $l0,0OO.O00 Considering
the fact that there are only five or six
plants for the manufacture in the United
States, and that the Carnegie company
manufactures probably more than three
others combined, il will be seen that the
Carnegie company Is not doing SO badly
after all. and that the reduction In wages
At Homestead was entirely uncailed for
~ measure Of economy. 1t was rather
dictated from desire OF the Carnegie
company. to increase their already enor-
mons profits. Admitting for the sake Of
argument that the workmen did receive
fair wages it - no more than they were
entitled to from an industry which un.
der the protection Of high tariff was
able to pay in ten years over s75, ,0O0. 600
into the pockets Of its millionaire own
ers.--El PAso Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13
6swars Of 0mfmsnfs for cat0rrh thar con
tam Msrcgv.

As mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely dsrange the
whole system when entering IL through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
tions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
+. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.. contains
no mercury, and 10 taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. In buying
Halls Catsrrh Cure be sure you get the
genuine. II is taken internally and il
made in Toledo, Ohio. by +. J. Cheney
& Co. Testimonials free.
~Sold bv Druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13

Charles Goodnight, Of Goodnight, Tex
as. was in the city day or SO since
stopping at the Mansion. Mr.. Goodnight
was speaking to group OF friends con-
cerning his buffalo herds. He has for
thirteen years been cross breeding the
full blooded buffalo with domestic cattle,
and they make an excellent cross. He
has bred the full bloods but rarely, pre-
fsrring the cross. The cross results in a
fine, closely built seven hundred to nine
hundred pound beef Of fine quality The
coat ls not so thick, he claims, bnt Is Of
. superior quality and makes fine robe.
There is much uncertainty in breeding,
and AZ proof, he says that out Of thirty
two buffalo cows he only raised eight
calves. Another fact is they only bred
in alternate years. In answer to the
question ss to which made the better
cross, he replied that he had not vet been
able to cross domestic bull with full
blood buffalo COW. The value OF thor
oughbrcd buffalo bull, said he varied and
there Was no stipulated price fixed. As
for himself, he would not part with one
at any price. Mr.. Goodnight says he
will breed sixty buffalo cows this year
and will attempt to cross his bulls with
= large number OF native cattle.-Fort
Worth Gazette.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13

Though the next total solar eclipse
does not take place till April Is. 1893,
astronomers are already astir making
plans Tor observing il. They say il will
probably bs Every widely observed, not
only because the shadow Of the moon
passes over such great stretch Of land.
but because the phenomenon occurs at
the period whom . sun spot maximum 10
approaching, at which time, Of course,
the disturbed part Of the atmosphere Of
the sun IL on the increase"
The center of the shadow trsverses
Chill passes to the north OF the Argen.
tine Republic. skirts the provinces of
Bolivia and Paraguay, and cuts through
the heart Of Brazil, finally crossing the
Atlantic ocean and entering the AfrIcaa
coast between Cape Verde and Bathurst.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13
4 x.~ sx,ss,..

The New York Herald exposes swim
die which is being worked successfully
A firm offers prizes OF from $40 TO t50(
for the correct solution OF puzzle. Tho
puzzle 10 very simple, being simply the
filling out OF words OF which the meaning
and sbout half the letters are given
Tho conditions are that each answer
shsil be accompanied with 30 cents sub.
scription TO the American Household
Guest. No ono can fail 10 get the right
answer. When II 10 sent In. however.
instead Of cash prize. the dupe IL told
that he win be given lot In Roseiawn
Park, near Riverhead, X. l., each $40
prize drawing lot alleged TO be worth
$50. To secure the land. however. he
must send IS TO paw for the expense Of
recording the deed" "Roselawn Park
is said to be sand-bank, with no build
ings or streets, and 10 absolutely worth
less. Five dollars an acre would be q
good price for Il, and II 10 not even owned
by the firm advertising. II the dups is
foolish enough TO send $5, be will receive
a questionable titls 10 lot Tor which be
will have paid $3.50. The firm will make
about .25 BY the deal. The swindle is
20 old that II ought to catch no one.