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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-30

Invite the es ecial attention of all per-
sons in need OF COOKING STOW Els to the
following list oil necessary Furniture which
| give with each stove, and which guaran-
tee 10 be first-cass in every respect: wash
boiler, coffee boiler, sauce pan and lid,
iron tea kettle, IRON pots, pot lids, long
gTidlle, skillet, 3 sheet-irOn pans, lid lift
er. poker, stove scraper, joints OF pipe
and / elbow, | large tin bucket, bread pan,
/ cullender, wash basin, 2 pudding pans, u
patty pans, - pie plates, milk strainer,
milk SKINNER plain ladle, pierced ladle,
l soup luile, iron spoon, l cake turner,
egg whip, pie crimper and trimmer, fancy
teapot, 2 sad irons, teapot stand sad
iron stand, pepper-boX, nutmeg CRATER, |
candle stick, cake mould, tin cups, dip
per, biscuit cutter, | rolling pin, l potato
masher. butcher k life, 6knivss and forks,
worth sl3 Ter set alData tablespoons, d
0lbata teaspoons, coal-shovel, | flesh FORK,
Sicily cake pans. pound OF stove polish.
1 sell the celebrated Excelsior Cooking
stoves at the follow ing prices. Will deliver
stoves and furniture fee OF freight in Bridge
port, Md, at any station on tue \. x ". X.
r., also at any station On the Is. 4 q. X. X. as
Tar west as CumOer and or south to Stauu-
ton:
EXCELSIOR.
No. ID. 800; No. II. So 80; No. 20, S225O; No.
q. s2j; No. y. S2S; No. 50, So No. 81, s2S
No. 81, $50; No. 80, $50.
Prices quoted on Application and repairs
furnished for all patterns of stoves. Return
ing thanks for the liberal patronage OF the
past, hope TO merit a continuance.
II. &. MARTEN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-30

Plankington-"Come out to dinner
with he tonight, old man. We've
got a new cook
Won Blumer-''Don't believe | can
tonight. Won't tomorrow dog'
Plankington-"Oh, no. She leaves
to morrow
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-30

Il was reminded OF my own youth
this morning" said a middle-aged
man. when IN suburban town l
saw small boy getting a drink at
biz pump. The handle OF the pump
was in line with the spout, on the
other side, and when the boy was at
the handle he couldn't see the spout.
He made a jump at the handle, caught
it, and pulled down on il, crooking
his knees a he brought the handle
down so that he might get longer
sweep on it. Three times thus he
worked the handle and then he rushed
around to the spout. but he hadn't
started the water yet. Then he went
back. Three times more and the
water flows, aud now the small boy
holds his hand across the under side
of the spout and gets drink. Ever
do thatg''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-30
1867 1898
HAGLEY'S
T Z MPH.
1898

This month ends our Goth year.
The Temple of Fashion" is again
crowned with success. Notwithstand
ing the financial crisis, we have done
a large trade, and are now ready for
Fall and Winter business.
Our new addition basement story
to our already large space fits the
purpose exactly-nice, easy of access,
we'll lighted and comfortable, and al
ready filled with goods. We look for
the early buyers this month. School
Suits, School Shoes, School Hats, are
in order. Our stock is everything in
mems and boys wants. Ladies' and
misses Shoes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-30

What horrible smell is that?n he
asked as he unpacked his winter
clothes.
That's the stuff | used to keep the
moths out of them. his wife answered
proudly
well, it must have answered the
purpose. know it'll keep me out of
EN-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-30
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-30
Bucklen's Arnica SaIYe.

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-30

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Ripans Tabules standard remedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-30

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-30
Y y y = IT
General Manager
Cumberland Valley Railroad.

Time table in effect Oct. /. 1893.
Leave mop No.2 MOI NOS NOS NolO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-30
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

The following is the time of trains stopping
Z shenandoah Junction, in effect Nov. ~,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
NOTES FROM BROOKLYy REGIMENTS.

Cantain Frederick l.. Holmes. OF company \
9s1 regiment Of Brooklyn has been nomihateu io'
the office OF Junior major of the regiment i"'
slscton will bs held on January 2
Colonel Eddy, Of the 47th Regiment broohs''
has been invited to review the cadets OF that OF
yanizoton on the evening Of January D. al 'he arm
.orv This will be the first public appearance o.
the cadets since their organization Inc veterans
Of the same regiment have elected the loHo",ne
officers for the year President Cortiandt d. 'on"'
,,ice-nresiients Charles II. Ridgeway ana 'o"i'
NJ Rankin; recording secretary. Peter nnsey'
correspoudlng secretary. James l.. Wisey' chap'a".
the Rev. James II. Darlington; treasurer aamus'
~ Height: trustees John II. Brennan "ih'ap'
L Ranks. Levi Darbeil, John j. Gillles ana "eors0
w Wells The veterans will have dinner jan
uary %. =, cu,,, ., counanv B. list
pagIment who was elected junior MAJOR oI eIe
resirnent A short time ago. has decUneu 10 aS..pe
.bs once His relations with the members oi
nanv u which Is known as the Harlem NoIpa"S p.
are 81 cordial that he decided not 10 leave .la ~.
ranzation for the higher position Inc nne,yr .,.s
5f company u are we'll pleased with the captain
decision. a.. ,,,h p.giment under
command OF Major Iuscomb. VIII nold PaIasue.
recention and review at the armory on Weunesuay
evening next The reviewing officer VIII pe SoioueI
Charles l. Burlett. of the lst Regiment No""ee"-
cut National Guard
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
GOOD woRK OF THE BROOKLYN UrLD.
4 QUIET But EFFECTUAL EFFORT BEING MADE
TO IMPROVE THE CONDITION OF
THE POOR

Kindred to the University Settlement In New
York Is the movement started In brooklyn some
four years ago by the Brooklyn Guild Associa-
,ion There has been blare OF trumpets ABOUT
t. and in fact there has been much less puoicty
than there should have been. and few persons even
IN BROOKLYN know OF the existence OF this orssn'
ization And vet for a number OF years the worA
has been quietly prosecuted. reaching. In one way
or another several hundred persons, ana IN an
apprecable degree modifying the conditions OF hIe
The Guild has small frame house AZ NO S'e
Concord ST near the Navy Yard In what was AT
one time one Of the worst parts OF the city. here
II has a kindergarten It's foundation. ana cuos
for Young men and young women. boys ana slrIe
for the mothers also well as cooking anu sew
ing and dancing classes. and numerous oiners az
onnortunlty offers II Is wholly unsectarisn anu
secular and has succeeded In AVOIDING ihJurious
entanglements for this reason. IT., -
The Guild work Is conducted economicahy, an"
n could be made much more effective III me ,,~ re~
sources OF the association could be increased ln
persons interested in Il hope during tnt pressn,s ,'s
winter to obtain sufficient subscr,ptionns-o"sy -
$40 600 or $4,000 will be needed-to enap,e ue,n ~. -
erect a more commodous building TOT 'hrm 49,.
nrise II would fitting that thls . 1nssS
ssa son should inspire who have NOT Ios. Ia.s
in the possibility OF improving social .sonv,
NOT bv charity so-called. but through sociai
mentYto look into this little movement anu n no,
along that which they can hardly Ia,I 70 pe So~
~inced is n worthy and promising undertaking.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
BITS or BROOKLYN NEWS.

Rishop Mcdonnell ordained number OF students
In St JOINS Roman Cathoc Seminary yesterday
There were fourteen candidates for orders The
services were In St. Johns Chapel in Clermont-
ave.
The India Wharf Brewing Company. Of South
Hrooklyn has sent 500 TO Mayor Boody for the
relief OF the poor
The lease Of the site In Reservoir Park. east OF
the Mount Prospect reservoir. 10 the Brooklyn In
stltute for the proposed Museum OF Arts ana
Sciences for a term OF ninety-nne years was ex-
ec,ted by Mayor Boody and Park Commissioner
Brewer yesterday.
Daniel Miller Il ship carpenter. fell into the hold
Of the steamship Mount Lebanon. lying In the At
lantic Basin yesterday, and was killed.
Tire congregation Of the New England Congrega-
tional club whose ednce was destroyed by hre
on Friday morning will hold their services to-day
in the Long Island business College. The Eastern
Distric, branch OF the Young Mems Christian AS
soclation whose building adjoins the college. In
south tyghth-st will be used for the Sunday
school services
rustIce Murphy who presides over the Third
District civil Court was the recipient OF pair OF
diamond sleeve-buttons yesterday. from the at
,oches of the court. The gift was presented by
th, chief clerk behalf OF the employees
Each Of the employees of the Brooklyn, Prospect
park and brighton Beach Railroad Company re-
.a,,.I a by turkey when the days labor was
ended last night The company has followed ths
custom for ten years.
police Commissioner Hayden appointed thirty-two
u.w uatronen yesterday. to succeed the thirty-two
who we're promoted TO be roundsmen last week.
The funeral Of Philip Dwyer. r., son of the we'll
L,o,.r ,rrfman who died In california last week.
WAS attended yesterday in 81. Augustine Church'
In SiXth-ave.
The Citizens Committee appointed to consider
Fridge terminal plans has rejected the expensive
scb.ne outlined by the Bridge engineers FOR an en-
tirely new station In Tillary-st. as 1t wouid IN
vo,ve an outlay of several millions OF doiiars'
/ which the city cannot afford The plans involving
. Modification Of the structure begun last summer
and new elevated railroad connections. VIII pe
recommended the Bridge trustees on Wednes'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
rJJL cHlRGED WITH FORGERY
TWO MORE INDICTMENTS AGAINST III" W.
MERCIlL BANKS CAsHIER-hE Is 'hT'
LEASED IN $4,000 EAIL.


Two more indictments were found yes'eroa.
AGAINST John J Vail, the cashier or the s"sp
commercial Bank both for forgery IN the .n'v
degree He was indicted on Thursday ior per'u'..
Mr. Vail was not admitted to bail at that tli'e' % -
was stated to Judge Moore that further lho'.'"e".
were likely TO follow. But after Setn l.. ne."e.'
,he hanks president, was released IN sS"" oa'' -
Friday after his arrest. renewed efforts were %1
IN get Mr. Vail out on bail before Christmas,
was taken before Judge Moore yesteruas' a
ss,ant District Attorney Clarke SAID ,nnt ,oroerv
10 no harm 10 state that two indictments ~. h6ots
had been found. the charge being tnal t,u ,ont ~
'.S tho hank had been dCctored 10 the eNun Ins.e,
Sioo ooo This was in connection with lne ,.on 20
r. Greening accounts There was no uispo..,nIa sa.
he harsh 10 the defendant and II ne gave ested
curitv n would be accepted. MT 'larhe ofo sop
s2D 0sJ for the charge of perjury, anu ,,or,ev
ssch Of the other indictments. Mr. an a', &tnnrs
ohiect-f TO this as excessive ana Juuse rers
Syed 40 ono as the bail the indicmsnt oerv 70,
,rv and 81 900 on each OF the Two LOT S5d,s
}So1ds were given by Captain william 'TSS TSs
~ the Hotel St George. and D. r. Dar ,nso s,e "a ooa
former justified in $4,000 and the later IN siy" o..
II IL said that the indictments TOT iofkel' snS
hasai upon disclosures from the books OF ne vaN IN
IN tho Grand Jury room that In 1928 the 80 en ~.
nount was doctored M to the extent oa so.uv ,hnt
tbe hooks and the Greening account Sa5" so thaS S
The hank examiner would not ma tnat tney ,rai V
haen overirawn 1t Is not claimed tnat MI. ryas
nroited by the alterations He denies the eHafs
90 FOR
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
riTHER IND son 1T ODDS
RITTER FAMILY QUARREL CARRIED 1NTo TIE
COURTS.

p1rTrE FAMILY QUARREL CARRIED 1N1O IhH
COURTS.
r,r.dor,ck c. Ernst. Of No. u GrahaH'-ar''
ohor.,ed his son Frederick in the Ewen-a,' -"
,,on court Yesterday with malicious mi5cnIei i''
prisoner after the examination nae Dr'. 49, ,,hr
,,o1 for q warrant for the arrest or MS iath''
car tho conversion OF property. The applica"''
,',a derie1 until the present case is disposci o.
Young Ernst lives a, No. G. a, s'osst ,Ss '@a hrr ss a
ralshiIIcIt ,,"r,,. arrayed against each other. 49,,
The charge made by The elder Ernst -dr y ,a
SG %bch had been exposed on he house no no yrr s If
cock-st ,, The son, however denies his fatner
rg rigbl 10 cause his arrest on such G2mpialn' 49, 49,
nriid asserting that II was HE pryiieEc 20 80 b ~
the propr..t! bed been taken from him by fraud
thG pU,Pr,bcr alleged that while drunk on on, oc
lie .hrr Chris stole the deed 70 the nan
casio. is, M nropcrty from his pocket and trned
his fa'hsT M it %T aeG % To- SS the owner
scr;,r or tunlOf.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

and are grouped at one side 50 that all may De
manipulated by the operltor without MOVING from
his position. Through openings In the drum coy
cred with densely colorel glass the operation OF me
lamp may be watched. and its adjustment Veriheu'
THE MOST POWERFUL LIGHT ~ THE WORLD
When this gigantic beacon Is set IN place, the ex-
act date for which operation has not yet Deeh
named the United states Lighthouse Department
viii have the most powerful light in the word
marking the entrance to the great port OF ie
Western Continent, and TO make IL still more us us
tinctvc the authorities have under consideration
a change the chara cteristics Of the hgnt As Is
well known. the present light r3VolV'S Sixty tunes
an hour once every minute, from sunset TO sun
rise the warning flash Is sent across the water
with as much regularity as the minutes arr tlckel
of by the chronOmcters Of the ships 10 Whlch IL ls
a guide II Is proposed that the new lsht snal Re-
volye once every seven or e,Rnt SECONDS, lot ie
purpos. OF making observations easier Ine cholce
OF systems by which the great reflector Is 10 De
leen innde but /; is proDrDe that the whole APP
paratrs VIII rest upon ball BEARINGS anu DE oper-
iug a minimum Of resistance and being, IL Is De-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

operates is 90 amperes. ard at this current 1t has
a luminous intensity Of about 1c1CO candies. ana
while il has b. IN said that the reflected balm VIII
have an intensity equal to the light OF 5Io'Vo'cw
a. ndles that ,stmat.. IL probably beyond the act
uaI strength ana computers OF light force, IN deal
ing with candle-power by the million, need not hes-
tat to add "A few to already enormous sum- AZ
there is little fear of their being disproved.
In looking at the side OF this beam the spectator
secs only swath Of light OF comparatively low IN
tensty, but in looking at II directly It's enormous
power is realized, for the light is 50 piercing that
Ine. strongest eyes turn away from II temporarily
blinded
Ventilators al the top and sides allow constant
current of air to pass through the drum ana dssi-
pate the heat generated by the arc lamp ana they
are 80 arranged that no light can escape tnrough
Them All the connections for adjusting the car
bons are brought through the drum 10 the outside.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
4 GRAND ARMY POSTS CHARITY.

The worthy members and widows ana orphahs VI
Mansfield Post. No. 35 g. A. r.. were mace happy
Yesterday by being supplied with an aouhuanoe y,
foo for Christmas dinners Every FANNY rece'e'
big turkey. besides vegetables ana iue, ,9 si9ae
than go pounds OF turkey were dstriou.e,i ,e
coffee. sugar and coal Much OF tne ,nns,it given
purchased with the receipts or pensiit ssen s,,t
by the post at the Empire Theatre. Wl,iIn V an,a,,
500. The commander OF the post ~ ro"oe '"P'""
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
r,n,,ov Az INCH AND \ HALE TrncN.

Inside this drum and SLING upon ways arranged
~, the bottom. is placed the electric lamp the
o,rco of the light which IS reflected the mirror
,ri,t, tor,p rs entirely automatic IA It's character
~ ,,olghs about 20 pounds. The clrbons used
ne re rrai.. especali" for H. 1he upper or positive
a. ~ -, is one and oneh tf i'cles in diameter ana
Two and one-half inches long, with core
!" ~ l,rbon nve-slXte enths Of an inch IN diam
y, ~, rhc lower. negative. carbon l. one ana
',orrh inches IN da is fifteen inches long
All Lied has q core OF soft carbon In addition
aiiu or surface Of carbon heavily coated
liz , ccnner The positive carbon Is ci slightly in
W. W., Of he negative. and thus al the intense
..'''.Nr - y the
rAector TLc maximum current At which this lamp
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
M. ,RRrL BETWEEN METHODIST MINISTER'S.

Tho pev John J. Arnaud. of the Orchard Prim-
tive Methodist Church. Brooklyn, was before Poiice
Justice Goetting. in the Gates Avenue Police Court
Yesterday TO answer to charge OF assault opros p
;-rai ~, the Rev T.. :. Wright or the MonIoS
M,aet E,t church Of the same denomination ana wa
permitted to GO his promise 70 appsaIn 6ns man
aie ia a liar and he felt badly. and picked Up
lumber and tossed It in the direction qf MI sved Mt
!, s,r,ck scat and was broken lie askso .1; ri;
WrIeht TO forgive him, but the latter ss'u'
a you FOR this
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
.,.,r oRDER TArpERrD IyJr,.

1uaqe rruax. Of the Supreme Court. granted an
'uus1 Nonday, restraining Daniel oioidDerg y
Srao' Srom interfering n with Mrs Mary staser pro-
Of the aSsr sFss Of Se Ssce IN !6%s
Goldberseiih he oruor was vacated few days later
Jndse Sa' saa 'has a in his opinion
somebody NJ i'@ee,dScrssr. sthrough ni< connsof .r
our a.xplan how the original order vacated
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
To BrILD 4 RIG AMBITION TO THEIR STORE.

Frederick Loeser a. Co. of Brooklyn having
purchased property in Elm Place and Fulton Place
i66 By l25 feet will at once begin the construction
of an edition to their store. seven saor'gS ,idg ig
1865 feet long and 65 feet deep me n ,rncture hSS
bridges Fulton place WSrk .vrnr w be as eeeun sm
niovment viii thus he f,rnlshed for large number
OF men who are now vut " wotA
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
To DEDICATE THEIR NEW CHURCH.

49,, ~, nu,ch reformed Church at Flatbush l.. l..
,,m dedicate their handsome new church. at Lin
coin Road and Belford-ave., this evening" The
site upon which the church is S was Sntc
by the lafe John Iefrerts. Farewell and ChristmaS
services combined were held at me oiH irame
church used by the congregation, In Ienerts-st.s
last evening The pastor the Rev w. II. Boococ,x3
assisted by the Rev. c. l.. Wells. pastor OF the o'o
Dutch Reformed Church. oftciated
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

diameter of only thirty inches and a reflected
light from the mirror OK iboni lo~D canil"s yct a
urweuIrprr can be read ia It's beam ten miles away
from the lamp. and the light can be seen from
points l,D miles away. 1he nght az care Hove ian
nc seen hg reflection sixty miles away. ana lts
geographical range is " ,nty hree miles whiin Us
iospcrcing power is such that FOR is
6av. oniv glcht eject on the new blazer at Fire
ttcaiiy snuT out the present light the Mnngn re- re-.
Hector viii send lis sweeping shaft of nre 10 the
clrlr-weai her rans. OF the present H,;ht.
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS CONTEMPLATED.
IT. as has been said by a French writer, one of
the characteristics OF the degree OF civilization ami
progress Of a maritime nation is to have we'll
ieaconed coasts the United States Will soon take
the front rank. Good iehiiag is. on the Who'll, a 4
Visible form Of Hospitality ana Is moreover. goon
those shores where they are confident OF nning
safe and sure guide tnan those strewn with un-
os transportation lessons with dlminutiOn OF FISK
New-Ycrk being the empire city OF the continent
other Atlantic ports. 1t Is fitting that the entrance
It's harbor should be 50 plainly markeg anu m imaus
80 clear and safe that ships may come from sea AZ
ANY tlrcc and with unh@sitatiug confidence Wakr
their way straight into the waters Of the pr upprr
ing for other important hanges In IL. lmrn w Vs.,
irct. which embraces New-Nork llafDor afl i.s
approaches. ono OF the twin lights OF the Nave
sink Highlands * TO be fitted with electrical ap.
pnrl,rs similar to that at Fire Island me sha,, or
light to be sent In vertical. instead o; norizohtai
drecton finger Of fire roIntnE sigh, To Sdvs av
sky The present Of ghtlns H@I red and
white llgh,s there will be shown a series OF schl-
tlllating or ;winkllng electric lights, 49, . . =,
The power Of the various range iiShts ~ 10 TT pT
greatly increased ana whom IT" work y. ~ - 80 -,
Is completed az present planned. the greater par.
OF the Nation will nave the rnest lis anu puHy
system ia the world ana tney that 20 scomo news
sea In ships will he able read the welco.,c nM
written by Fire Islands finger OF flame on the NH III
night sky that land Is near NJ hand anu ,n , ,', s
blazing sentinel at the harbor gates IS pointing ou,
the way whore ships may sail In saiey 10 u !, = =
OF rest. while the mariner. outward nouu b,, WI hea,
long after the has set that great Whl.s @ oearn
sending q ning Godspesd above nls h lhpeI spa ar .
he floats away in the gloom VI "'S"' 0'S'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

HOW FAR TIE LIGHT MAY BE SEEN
'rh. present light at Fire Island can be seen by
an observer on the deck OF vessel htterh lee'
al,y. the level ~ the sea in ordinarily clear wcntn-
- ,.t,,,,., and a quarter miles The beam from
,b. new lamp is calculated to be visible by
,.rinu ON Inc heavens a distanc, Of lFl miles.
r.. ..,r,hilpht set up on Mount Washington has