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The morning call., 1892-01-08
A Revival.

Interesting gospel meetings are being con-
Quoted at the First Baptist Church this
week and will continue indefinitely every
night. The pastor Is being assisted by z.
A. KeObes, the picture evangelist, who uses
a magnificent stereOpticOn and fine c0llec-
ton Of views. An illustrated song service
is TO be prominent feature of every serv-
ice. About twenty have been converted
this week and there are many inquirers.
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CoURsING AT OCEAN VIEW.

The drawing Of the dogs for the coursing
meeting on Sunday at Ocean view will take
place on the grounds on the morning OF the
meet. Professor Cannayan, who Is giving
several valuable prizes to be contested for,
and which are now on exhibition at
THE CALLS branch Office on Market street,
states that the park is in splendid condition
and that the hares are in frSt-class trim for
gruelng courses. On Sunday, the 18th
met, two match races will take place, the
winner of the puppy stake at the Golden
West Coursing Club meeting, and Charles
W. The second Will be between John w,
a ten-months-uld dog, and City Of Paris.
The consideration in both cases is $40 side.
Considerable betting has been laid on the
results of both courses
The morning call., 1892-01-08
An Accounting Demanded.

The New Britain Knitting Company has
sued IT'S agent in this city. John A. Summer.
ton. surviving partner Of the firm of Sum.
merton u Him, for an accounting and for
Sl633 &C for goods sold.
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or the first stain or speck beware
That on your teeth you may espy,
There Is BY FAR more danger there
Than at the moment meets the eye.
Use SOZODONT without delay.
And thus arrest the first decay.
The morning call., 1892-01-08
O'CONNOR IS VERY RASH.

William O'ConnOr. the Canadian oars
man, is out with a challenge to row any
man in either hemisphere three miles,
either stTaightaway or with a turn, for from
$500 to 5000 q side and the championship
Of the world. Billy is very rash.
Billy Jordan says that owing to a severe
attack Of gripology, which ha has been
nursing for some weeks, it viii be impos-
challenge TO ride a thTee-mile bicycle-race
against Pacific Ocean fog.
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THE KHEDIVB DEAD.
Egypt'S Ruler Dies Of InGU-
GnZa.
TeEak PaShaS Reign Covering Nearly
Thirteen Years
Ills Popularity With His PeOple-DaSCTip
aon of His Home Liie-HiS Per-
SCHal appearance,
Special to IRE MoRNISs C>IL

CAIRO. Jan. The Khedive Of Egypt
has died from the effects Of Influenza. The
disease developed into congestion Of the
Iuags and was complicated with cardiac
affection. His death occurred this alter
noon
Teufk Pasha NIohammed Tewfk. khedive
of Egypt. was AZ lie time Of his death bur little
more ran 80 years Of age. He was born on
The Iuta OF Novcmber 1852 aud was The eldest
son u ire LAKE. Kuedye lsmsI. lie succeeded
90 tie \iceloyalty Of Egypt by decree OF me
Ottoman Empire, August 8, 1873, upon the
forced aCdicatiOn OF his father, and received The
iuye>,iture on August l4J. he is the sixth
Ju.er of Egypt in The dyna>,y OF MoHanmed All
Pasta. VINO was aupone ed y 40 COZ Governor
in 1906. and who I'D 1871 got Tie olltau, Win
The five great powers of Europe, To settle the
hereditary prIDclpality 90 hs own family. All
had rebeIed against lie sultan, encouraged
ty The French Government Oi that DAY, ana mad
made himself absolute master or The country.
lie was succeeded ~ 1913 by bis son. lbrahm
Tasll. WHO lived but TWO months after hIs ele-
WALTON. Tie next ruler, Abb1S Iasld, a son Of
The morning call., 1892-01-08

The first Of the Lane course of popular
free lectures will be delivered this evening"
at Cooper Medical College, by Professor l..
c. Lane, MD. Subject: Light and the
Means of Illumination.
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Teachers, Salary warrnnt.

December salary warrants for teachers
and all employees of the School Department
will he ready for distribution at the new
City Hall by Saturday morning at Q o'clock.
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then proposed that the whole party go oyer ana am,
FIELDS and along the road tie whole distance.
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MAHAN-GALLAGHER FIGHT.

The Mahan and Gallagher fight promises
to be a rafting good go" The sports Of
Oakland Will wager their last dollar on
Gallagher, notwithstanding that the match
will be the latter's first appearance in the
professional prize-rlng. Mahan realizes
that he will meet tough customer in Gal
lagher.
Fred Woods, an Eastern middle-weight,
who is said to be q stiff puncher and a
fairly scientific boxer, will be matched by
the Occidental Club to meet some good
local mddie-weight. Grcggains. in all
probability, will be his opponent.
On Monday evening several members of
Battery c, Second Artillery Regiment. wit
messed a really good mill between II. White
and Henry Hauser of North Beach. White
was knocked silly; time of the fight,
l minute 10 seconds
The morning call., 1892-01-08

The dizziness which has prevailed in the
cigar-makers' trade has been increased by
the closing Of II. Plagemann's shop, where
thirty white jOurneymen were employed.
The men say that they were laid off because
the firm was oYerstocked.
The morning call., 1892-01-08

The BARRIERS report that a Market-street
barber, complained of because he did not
close at 8 o'clock, now closes at 8 O'clock i'm
the evening. Owing to the adoption of the
card system the union has induced several
employers TO accede to its terms.
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Cheeseman's Specific Mixture,

with this remedy persons can cure themselves
WITHOUT the least exposure. change OF diet or
change In application to business The medicine
contains nothing that is of the east injury TO the
constitution. Asa your druggist for It, Price 81 =
p0'ue oc23 ~ Frru
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The union painters, butchers, carpenter
and papeE-hangers installed their recentl,
elected officers hast night.
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HE'S SICK ABED.

THE Black Pearl" is sick abed with a
very swollen jaw. Doctor Stanton, the
surgeon of the Occidental Club, lanced a
huge mush room which had sprOuted on the
Pearls" jaw after he had wisdom tooth
extracted by an electric" hOrse-shOer.
The black pug is now "at ease" and will
not resume training until DextmOnth. when
| his engagement with Turner of Stockton
will take place
"Pompadour" Corbett and Charley
Mitchell are determined to ''caTTy off,
Neither of "the specialties" has the remOtest
idea Of fighting in the strict sense of the
word but they are very anxious. neverthe-
less, to capture suckers" money if tine dust
can be bagged on Easy street.
Young Mitchell will leave for the East on
| OIL about the Goth inst He has an engage
ment 10 appear nightly with a theatrical
company, which is now touring through the
East
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ALL ROUND SPORT.
Jack Davis Too I'll to Fight ice
Ch0ynski.
a Cyclone Who Wants to Meet Billy Akers
The Black Pearl Will Not Fight This
Month-Coursing at Ocean View.

Recently the Occidental Club wrote to
Jack Davis, the Omaha heavy weight, ask
ing him whether he would fight Joe ChOyn-
ski Davis replied that he is under the doc
tors care and that be would not be in a
condition to mill for some time to come. 1t
seems as If all the second-class heavy
weights are DESTROYS of fighting shy OF the
hard hitting Californian. Choynski is not
ga paper fighter" and he is ready to meet
any man Of his weight and inches, to use an
old expression.
Reddy Brennan, who styles himself the
"StreatOr Cyclone" telegraphed to Young"
Mitchell yesterday that he would fight Billy
Akers at 1877 pounds for purse offered by the
club. AS Brennan has not established a
reputation worthy of note his offer will not
be noticed.
Jim Hall, the Australian middle-weight
has come out Of obscurity and according to
Eastern advices, is looking for an engage
meut with FitZsimm0ns. 1t is astonishing
how these pugs succeed in drawing the
sleeps covering over the faces of boxing
club Directors.
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LABOR NOTES.

Following is the result of the recent cleo.
ton Of the Sailors Union Secretary. A.
Furuseth; Treasurer, E. Anderson; Ship.
ping Master, j. McLaren; First Patrolman,
J.. Regnier; Second Patrolman, W. Carlyle
Third PatromaD, j. Simpson. Agents
Victoria, Ii. Beckley Seattle, j. Hast.
Port Townsend, 7. O'Brien; Portland. T.
Hoey; Eureka, J. Benediktson; San Pedro
q. Il. Leighton; San Diego, G. Hoen; Jani.
tor, }. Card Editor Coast Seamen's journal
w. J. b. Mackay; Manager, w. Macarthur
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Any YOUNG MAN

Who has lighthouses or
weakening drains, loss OF
sexual strength, ambition
land energy, can be per-
|manently cured by tax
ing this remedy. IL cures
all the injurious effects OF
Self-abuSe and excuses.
aud the -DoCToR who has
had 80 years experience
ia treating PRIVATE dis
eases will forfeit 5000
foTany case be can't cure.
The Restorative viii be
sent privately TO any adj
English Dispensary,
dell Il
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
Uses for Rich Men.

The time seems rapidly approaching
when the only admissible reason q mar
can give for desiring to be rich will BIZ
to gain the privilege Of doing something
for his fellow men. This appears to be
the best use to which q man Of great
wealth can be put. in the Judgment Of
the community. and the only excuse for
allowing him to exist.
Millionaires themselves are beginning
to realize this and are preparing to face
public opinion accordingly. The late
Samuel j. Tilden saw the modern drift
and lefta munifcent fund, part of which
will yet be rsed as he wished. to consti.
tute the Tilden free library. Wiser than
Tilden, Andrew Carnegie has in his life
time bestowed some Of his millions where
they will benefit all. He has among
other things given Pittsburg its library,
with the magnificent endowment which
provides an income of $4,000 year.
He has also built the Carnegie laboratory
in New York city. which in time will
probably head the world in the field Of
microscopic investigation.
James Lick gave to California the
finest telescope in the world. Leland
Stanford gave to the same fortunate
state Stanford university. James b.
Colgate gave million dollars to Colgate
university, and Reuben Springer and
other citizens bestowed on Cincinnati its
beautiful and perfectly equipped arr
museum.
Oh, mol Rich men are not so bad af.
ter all, when they are public spirited,
and do not gain their wealth by grind
ing of the noses of the poor. .
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General Markets !,

PHm.ADEIPHIA. Feb 25.-State and western
flour, super, $3.10G34 40. do. do. extras $3.i0at
$50; No. winter family, Sla4.25; state roller,
straight, S4.t56Dl.0O: western winter, clear,
S435G4.60, do. do, straight, Sl.6OGD4S5 winter
patent, $4S5Gb5.l5; Minnesota, clear. Sl35GD
40; do. straight, $l0Oa4.90. do, patent, S.
05.30; do, do, fayorite brands. higher. Rye
flour, t.s5Gr4.30 per barrel
Wheat-Quiet, easier, with Sl.033< bid and
$i.0i asked for February; $f.u331 bid and Sl.Oi
asked for March sl.u31k bid and $lO4 asked
for April; Sl.0211 bid and SlOS asked for
May.
Corn Quiet. firmer, with 4gs4c. bid and 4aykc.
asked for February; 49J4c bid and lgy4c. asked
for March; 494c. bid and SOC. asked for April;
4gNc bid and Soc. asked for May.
Oats Firm. quiet, with 37JSc. bid and SHE
asked for February; 31kc. bid and 38c. asked
for March; 3sssc. bid and 385Sc. asked for
April; 3Sy4c. bid and 39c. asked for May.
Realistically; extra mess, S9Dl0;family, S1l
OH
Pork Dun, unchanged; mess, ss7S@lo5o
extra prime. SlO
Eggs Weaker, liberal receipts; New York
and Pennsylvania, lse1lsI6c.; western, i73<0
l6c.; southern, l634Ol7I6c.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Pa Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat easy. Southern wheat firmer;
fultz, 9sc.0$l.04; longberry. SlDIu6. Corn
strong. Southern corn, white easier 1T Soc.
yellow firmer ut 4sG491Sc. Oats duh weak.
Hay firm; good to choice timothy. 3i31blt.
Cotton nominal; middling. &c. Provisions
firmer, unchanged. Butter Arm. unchanged.
Eggs unsettled at 16c.
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scaIded 10 Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.--Jacob Freas,
aged 40 years, residing in Germantown,
one of the victims of an accident on the
Pennsylvania railroad near Nicetown.
died yesterday in the Samaritan hos
pital. The accident occurred during a
collision between engine 1113 and some
freight cars, as consequence of which
long coupling bar crashed into the
head Of the boiler jacket, permitting
the steam to escape and scalding the
four men who were in the cab.
Freas was brakeman on enginee 1113.
Fireman David Walker and Brakeman
James Foye, are also in the hospital.
Their condition is serious, and it is more
than likely that at least one more death
will follow.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26
PERSONAL MENTIoN.

Your Friends Coming aud Going.
Mr.. A. Trumps Of Kearneysyille, is
in the city.
R. E. Byrd, Esq, Of Winchester. is
in the city To-day.
Mr.. VIM. A. Holler, the live safe
man, is in the city on business.
Miss Fannie Grimes, Of Gathers
burg, Md, Is the guest Of Miss Mary
Kratz, this city.
Messrs. Jas. F. Thompson and Geo.
D. Lambert left this evening for Cher
ny Run on business.
Mr.. Frank Hill. of Baltimore, is
visiting the family of Mr.. VIM. Smith,
on North Queen street, this city.
Mrs. Melester and daughter, Of
Shepherdstown, are visiting the family
of Mr.. Abram Mentzer, in this city.
S. w. Walker, Esq, left this morn
ing for Washington. He received a
telegram stating that Senator Faux
ner was seriously ill.
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HANDS FULL.

From the Goth day of February un-
til to-day, Squire Mckee has been
kept unusually busy. and had his
hands full. During that time he has
disposed of the following cases John
Kennedy, larcency,, bound over for
court; W. A. Miller, placed under
peace warrant; Edw. volgamott, ar
rested on peace warrant, acquitted /;
Nancy and Susan yolgamott, arrested
on peace warrant, acquitted; Albert
johnson, larcency, found guilty and
fined $1,000; zaccarious Gilkinson,
larcency, found guilty and fined $500,
costs, and ten days in Jail; Jerry Har-
dy, larcency, found guilty and held
for court.
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Driven out OF Town.

WooDsTowN, N. j., Feb. 90. Joshua
w. While, once wealthy and leading
citizen Of this town, was driven out Of
town Wednesday night by mob. He
deserted his wife and children year
ago and went off with another woman.
On Wednesday night he returned with
q pretty young woman named Rose
Hammond and took possession of cot
tage. Later@a gang of hundred sur
rounded the place. called While out,
rotton egged him and then drove him
out of town.
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LEGAL LIGHTS GET LEFT.

shepherdstown Register.
The joke seems to be on the Charles
town lawyers. Last Thursday very
distinguished committee of legal gem
tlemen left that place for Martinsburg,
there to consult with the Berkeley bar
concerning the appointment ola Judge.
While they were on the way, however,
news was received both at G harlestown
and Martinsburg that Mr.. Faulkner
had been appointed. The committee,
in blissful ignorance, went ON to Mar
tinsburg, where their spokesman made
an eloquent address in favor of recon-
mending the jefferson candidate for
the placethe speechmaking being
done in Mr.. Faulkner's Office. When
they were told that the appointment
had been already made, even the law
yers had nothing to say. They were
stumped. The committee that had
made such brave show in the morn
ing disintegrated. They struck for
home by many different routes, and
when heSevening train on the Norfolk
and Western Railroad reached Charles
town there remained only two men to
tell the sad tale--the others were watt
ing around until darkness set in. But
Captain Colston gave the two lone
members royal reception. He had
tie brass band to escort them into the
town to the tune of Lo, the conquer
ing hero comes" It is said they faced
the music like men, but it will not te
an easy thing to get another legal
delegation from Charlestown.
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e~N NAu tM4 lAo1o.
WFsr CHESTER. Feb. ea-R Jones
Monaghan, the West Chester lawyer
who left this place on Sept. Q for reasons
then unknown, and who has since been
in Australia, ARRIVED here yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Monaghan, in speaking Of his ex.
periences, said: well, Of course am
pretty well. but travel worn. Yet /
feel that ! am TO commence life anew
again. and ! think | shall settle down
here; bnt that depends, Of course. set
sail nye months ago from Montreal,
Canada, on the steamer Vancouver. for
London. At London | sailed ON the
steamer Orataya, of the Orion line.
When l left ! felt sure was rtyiuF 10
my grave; but soon after getting away
my mind got clearer. / am sure Il was
not unbalanced at any time--iust 4
moody melancholy, dark foreboding.
why did | not cable home on NV
ARRIVAL Because knew il would unset
my business here. which knew would
BE- cleared up and attended To. Ii / Ind
cabled the affairs would have still been.
unsettled, and MS these are what worried
ard alarmed me | let Others attend e. ii
IA order 70 save myself. NY business
affairs were straight, my accounts cor
rect, and domestic relations were ALWAYS
as happy and pleasant rs any one could
wish for"
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-26

Brazil. Chill and the Argentine Repub
do al in trouble At once lis most
unfortunate that the hot blooded. child
ish Spanish Americans should have .en
4 into their heads to select for them.
selves republican form Of government.
A genuine republican government ap
parently they never can maintain till
they all die and are born over again.
As to the United States. we had one
great fight and finished it up satisfied.
But the Central and South American
alleged republics are in merry-go
round of revolution all the time. Mex
leo manages to remain tolerably steady
because she is so near to the United
States and we keep brick upon her
head by the force of good example.
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SPECIAL TERMS.

We understand special term Of
Circuit Court will be held for jefferson
county, at Charlestown, on the 9TH of
March, at 2 o'clock p. M, by Judge
Faulkner. 1t would have been jury
term for the trial of Important causes,
but it was found by the Court that the
law had no. been complied with in
serving the jurors summons 80 days
prior to the time appointed for the
holding of court.
A special term will also be held in
this city on Tuesday next.
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Form and Color Of the voice.

Mrs. Watts Hughes, Of England, has
invented an instrument called the .'eido-
phon," which shows, so to speak, the
shape Of the human voice. You sing
into the eidophon and your voice vibra-
tions are copied upon an exceedingly deli
cate surface. The pictures Of these vibra-
tions that have come to MS on this side Of
the Atlantic resemble, as truth compels
one TO say. the figure Of half tolerably
fair shaped oyster shell. Maybe it is
owing to the fact that mankind has been
swallowing this delicious bivalve so
many centuries. Even before recorded
history there were pan roasts.
More interesting still, perhaps, is the
study of the color of various sounds.
That is to say. certain persons are sc
sensitively organized that when sound
suddenly bursts near them glimpse Of
this color or that suddenly flashes before
their eyes. Thus, if young man was
behind with his board bill and sat in his
room peacefully smoking and dreaming
Of future delights. and his landlady
should all at once break into his privacy
and his dreams with demand that he
pay up or get out, the emotion of right
eous wrath on her part would most
likely give to her voice tone color that
would paint things red before the youths
eyes.
Sir Z Newton thought that light pro-
duced on the eye an effect similar to
that made by sound on the ear, and
therefore sensitivenervous organizations
perceived colors from sounds, OF the
colors of different sounds the following
table has been made:
Wind Instruments = Trombone. deep redg
trumpet, scarlet; clarinet, orange; oboe. yeL
low; bassoon (altoI deep yellow: mute. sky
blue; diapason, deeper blue; double diapason.
purple; horn, violet
String Instruments : Violin. pink; viola.
roses vioioncello. red; double bAss. deep GRIM
son red.
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