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The evening world., 1893-12-18

Patrick Clancy, forty years Of age. a keeper at
tuxedo Park. was burned to death in his house
at that place on Saturday night, lie discovered
his house on TIRE on hts return from patrolling the
mark and almost became cTaKcd. All hts money
Nhich he had saved vas In the burning building.
lie rushed into the house TO try and save his
money, but was overcome nv the smoke. His
body was recovered this morning. burned TO a
crisp. the head was entirely burned from he
1,Nv
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Another Anarchist Arrested by
Partisan Police.

PARIS. Dec. lS,-An Anarchist named
Morigeau has been arrested at his lodg-
ings at Belleyille. his apartments were
found 10 contain a box OF powder and
II numoer Of pamphl IT'S and documents.
which were taken possession Of by the
police.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
WHISKEY TRUST WINS A SUIT.


PEORIA, ILL.,, Dec. lS.-Oficials of the
Whiskey Trust are in high feather over
a decision which has just been rendered
In their favor in a suit attacking their
famous rebate system.
The National Distilling Company Of
Milwaukee. one OF the distributors OF the
Trust, was sued by the Cream City In
porting Company to recover rebates, and
the court held that they were entirely
within the law. and that the court could
not interfere.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Broke Into a saloon,

william Manning an John Disk.n we're held
Tor The Grani Jury by justice rlshe, In the Hut.
Ter street Police Court, Brooklyn, this morning
on the charge Of breaking into william =. Dis
kin's liquor store, at ass Hicks street, Yesterday
morning and stealing .l"1 worth OF whisky aud
xHn In Taah
The evening world., 1893-12-18

James McCorr lck, eighteen years, Of 30 Colum,
hn place, was handed over TO United States
Con ~ ,s2oaer Bellows by Justice Tighe. Of the
Butler Street Police Court, BreaHiyn. this morn
ing, MrtCrmick was detected yesterday In pass
ms u bogus silver dollar on James McLoGghlin.
ui az seventh avenue
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Killed While Hunting.

ELIZABETH, y, j., Dec S-\dolph I]anFdeld,
eighteen years old. OF 10 Springfield avenue.
MAS accidentally shot and KILLED YESTERDAY. lie
was With two companions in a boat, The ham
mrr u the gun STRUCK against the Side Of the
-ALAl lnAIanlLN
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Burke ON Trial for Mnn,lnughtrr.

william Burke. cOlcrci. was plnrel on trial
on a charge Of munslauEhter in the second de-
gree before Judge Moore aud a Jury in the Rro,k.
bn Court Of Sessions to-day, On Nov. "a, Burke
pushed Mira Annie GroOm from his doorstep ami
her skull was fractured aud she died the next
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Killed by a Strcri-Cur.

Charles Mnhnhaupt. six years old, Of 1853 First
avenue, was run over and instantly killed by a
Sec md avenue car at Seventy second street and
First avenue last Night. James GillIn. the driver.
was arrested.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Eel. TO Death from n Tnoboat,

Richard Harris, forty years old, OF North Second
street and Union avenue, H~rooklya. fell over.
board Into the East River from the deck Of a tug
boat al the foot u Sorth FIN street, this morn
ing and Was drowned.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Took u Dose of Poison.

Harris Perrier, aged ht,y years. Of 40 Division
street, attempted suicide this morning by taking
poison. lie was taken to Gouverneur Hospital un-
conscious.
The evening world., 1893-12-18
Total amount 500.

stree 'lSuliNlS Commissioned Nnuf"WS
entered upon the duties of his office
July q last, and the four Last monthly
payments made t. tie Earney Company
come ander his administration. hu; tn,
rate was fixed and tho terms made under
the brennan administration.
During the first four months Of iircn-
mans administration the Barney Com
pany received the sum Of S2G.G . for the
use of fourteen SCOws, DUrluS N" last
four months OF Brennan's administra-
ton the Company received $3i, yO2 for the
use of twelve scows.
The following Is q comparative esti-
mate based upon the official figures in
the Comptroller's Office. OF the prices
paid for the use Of scows by the day
from 1889 to 1898
The evening world., 1893-12-18
END OF A PEACE CELEBRATION.

Htrwcnti told the doctors when adj
mltlod that he had not taken any poison.
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SPECIMEN CASES.

S. II. Crawford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and RheuA
matism. His stomach WAS disordered
his liver was affected To- an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength
Three bottles of Electric Bittefs cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill,
had running sore ON his leg Of eight
years standing Used three bottles 81
Electric BittersN aud seven boxes d
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, aud his leg il
sound and we'll John Speaker. Ca-
tawba, Os, had five large fever sores
on his leg, doctors said lie was ineir.
able. One bottleSof Electric Bitters
and one box Bucklen's Arniea Salvf
cured him entirely Sold BY Es G.
Williams, Jr., & Coz, drug store.
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No. NOT TRnEt.

Thus il appears the green eyed mon
ster aiiiicts the Register not on personal,
but political grounds. Herald.
Brothers, you are entirely wrong.
The Shepherdstown Register is oppos
ing Walker on personal grounds alone.
Iii an interview with the genial editor
Of the Register before lie began his at
ltacks on Walker, lie stated that Walk
er had interfered with disappointment
Of A relative Of his on the State Board
of agriculture, and that it meant a loss
Of two or three hundred dollars a year
to him for printing, aud that he pur.
posed 70 roast Walker every chance he
got. Walker is innocent of the charge,
and even il he was guilty, il shows Il
lad principle la that case il is only
the Regstr vs. Walker but in the
other case you can safely Set IL down
as the Second District Of deceived hon
est, hard working Democrats vs.. Wirey
Leaving Wilson, Ell, intelligent peo-
pie wired for benefit, left for redemp-
ton Of promises, and Wild o(oln step
down aud ont. TIE WORTH has no
personal axe 10 grind II did have, bnt
gave up an hopes long ago, after be
ling favored With numerous letters of
falsehood aud deception, and going TO
Washington only 70 find ont that he
was lying mn only to Us, But d score
or more Of onr good Democratic friends
and workers We % charge Wilson
with deceit and lying. and can prove
ii. The Democrats eau idolize him al
much as they chose, tut HI i ali un-
eontrovertible fact Its poor policy
for a man. let him Re ever ~ great, 70
spurn and spit upon the horney hand
ed supporters who gaze him his office,
Wilson SLOWED away from home, but
askof tsose at home who know him.
lHE WoRIp opposes himg not because
n haA any personal prejudice but
simply " Me interest of Tie psrty anl
is success.
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HALF RATE EXCURSIONS TO THE WORLDS
FAIR

The Baltimore and o 80 Railroad Co. Will run
a series Of special excursions 10 the World 4
Fair for which excursion tickets 10 Chicago will
be sold at the rate Of fare for the round trip
far a. the Ohio River. TneSdates selected are
Aug. 20, sept Z i3, and n Thespecialtrains will
consist of first class day coaches equipped with
experienced Tourist Agent and train porter
Will accompany each train to iaok after the
comfort III passengers Stops ior meals viii be
will he valid for the outward jnurney on the
Special trains only, excepting that from way
points they wiz be honaFea N local trains 10
trains are scheduled 10 stop They viii ID val.
ID fur return journey IN day coaches On all
trains leaving Chicago withnten days, includ.
ing date If sale. %tt1i
Following N schedule o0the sIeGiai trains and
rates from prinpfpat stations III fbiS ItGiTtv 75
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The organ Of The pension Ring al
Washington insists that sure way q
relieve existing financial stringeney
would be TO allow at once about LOG, 900
pension eases, most u which would
carry arrears, and make The first pay
mepts from the so, O0O. 900 o. moY q
seigniorage that might be derived from
coming into standard dollars the no.
100000 ounces Of silver bullion now in
The Treasury Truly, the pension shark
il unexcelled III his Unsuitable appetite
and keen scent for public plnnder.
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-21

There are no definite issues before
the voters Of France in the elections
which viii occur to-day throughout the
Republic. The Monarclist faction has
disappeared, aud its former adherents
may now be counted among The friends
IL ihe present Government Despite
political scandals which agitaied tbs
country but few months ago The elec
fions have developed no sensaiona
features, aid golden age for The Re
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FROM SIRE TO SON.

AS a Family Medicine, Baeon's Gel
cry Cure passes from sireto son as a
legacy Ii you have Kidney. Liver 81
Blood disorder DO not delay, but get .
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this grand specific will cure YOU. Al
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are sole agents and are distributing
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Read What Mr.. Fred Wallace
Has to Say.


Mayors Drag ca, Oakland, Nd
tsEsTtEnex.- wisb IL expires my appresia-
tinr n the merits - y0ur Gasarrh Gure hare
suffered With eatarfh III fixe years, snd can
truly saf Il has given mes mufe Tsitrf thar any
other medicine have tried f&Bd i viii ~
aontfedfs effect : n ornament cure Ailii need
h 4 fxr agid IMPARTIAL trial ~ establish ~ un3
fersaiify XerY truly
FnED WkLtAcE
Mil Point " Va.
N has cured Mr. " siiaeo ~ one ~ The Vi ~
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For asle Nv ali irngisfs Price 81 Sold Nv A
" Gilbert 4 Bro
A s,ife and sure cure for eatarrf and hay fsvel
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ne only fnefieine that reaches thr aftetfef
parts and snFr ~ cure For salr ty III drug
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-21

Wednesday next will be { Delaware
Day 4 at the World Fair, and the lit
tie Diamond State is going TO celebrate
the event in Characteristic fashion. 4
carload q fresh luscious peaches will
be sent from the Peninsula % Chicago
on Monday. 70 be displayed il the
Delaware Building Oh the State Day.
Perhaps in this Columbian year nature
has been kinder than usual ~ Dela-
ware but Id view of the annual state
ment as to the failure Of Delawares
representative crop, her ability 10 raise
q whole ear load Of peaches for use up
On the coming festive occasion looks
like snateliing victory from defeat
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HOW 10 KEEP COOL

~ tha Question III the daE Eivefy-
body Has \ desire for some epol drunk,
All enjoy botlA Tie taste and effects
when they paftake II 9uf he Cream
Soda
We use plenty III iGe, Thereby giving
You All Ike eold drink, which Is pleas
ant and refreshing, and effectualEy
dispels thai tired feeling one has on i
hot sultry day. Our syrups aie Of the
bestNand out tumbler washer insures
you 4 well washed glass q drink II
from, We serve lee CTeamNwith ON
Soda Mater, al the regular prize. 10 d
glass. a. II. Gilbert 4 NBro.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-21

There were brought into the port Of
New York last week Sli ,255, COG in
specie. ali hi, sl,2lti IL winch was ii
gold. During the same time the ex-
ports Of specie were but S264 600, all
in silver. During the same period the
bank reserves in New York increased
about s4,5O0,0O0, showing an absorp-
tion by the country At large Of about
Sl,000,000 a day Of the imported gold
A considerable share Of the specie was
sent to Chicago, and the rest probably
went to strengthen the reserves Of
banking associations in other financial
centres IN 4 season Of boarding the
capacity for taking up currency far
ontrnns all ordinary or even extraord-
mary sources of supply.
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SPEND YOUR VACATION At ATLANTIC CITY.

The lastof tiie serteS IT summer excursions
~ Atlantic ity Ma Baltimore ard ohio Rail-
road, VIII he riu on AHglst Eth. The same ar
engagements NIL ~ made for he aneommoda-
tian of Those awaiting themselves Of the low
rates and superior train service afforded on the
previous excursions, u enjoy respite by the
seaside The scenery en- raute3s unsurpassed
BY that nf any other line III America
Tickets Will he valid for return Journey for
twelve days from lazy of sale and Will be good
on all regular trains en- return journey they
Will he good to stop off at Washington, thus
affording an Opportunity to visit tile numerous
public buildings, which are opcn to visitors free
OF charge and 70 take trip down this Potomac
To Mt Vernon, the tomb ~ Washington. as well
as ~ visit other places hf interest ID and near
Washington
For rates and time 81 trains consult append
ed table,;
LEAVE IN an j. " rx RATE
Cum berland. lil5 30 Is.ns. IL 30 81 40
Martinsburg q iliS...s S. aa9 $50
shenand0ah Jc 40l II Is .......5 $50
Harpers Ferry 2 Is n " 385,..33 $50
Washington Jc @45 $50 / III 40 So
.correSpondingiY lev ratts from ether STA
tinns.
For additional trains frnm Pittsburgh ana
Cumberland. see time taltr published elsewhere
in this papel,
For more detailed information apply To near
est b: & q ticket agent.
Gelil Pass. Agent
tsa. b. 4 q. K.R
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cHEIRFULLY REooMMENDs THEM.

Having used DR.. Deane's Dyspepsia
Pills for dyspepsia and constipation,
and been cured BY them, | cheerfully
recommend them II others.
Mrs. H. BREYLER; Hagerstown, Nd.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-21

The best saive ii the world foF Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Khenm'
Fever sores. Te,ter, chapped Hands,
Chilblains. corns, and al Skin EruP
tiohs. and positively cures Piles, q ~
nay required. II il guaranteed K
giTe perfect satisfaction n money ~
funded. Price q cents per box ~
sale ~ r. G. Williams, III. 4 Co
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TIE CANAL srTLL rLouaIsHIse.

The 6. and q. Canal Il now II 4
fIourislling condition although tile
country IS aud has been suffering with
one Of the most protracted dfouglIts
ever know, and bnt for good man
agement would have been stopped for
want III water. The business at
Williamsport. for tile month of July,
was exceptionally good. The coal
shipped to Williamsport during the
month was s,g9s tons 10 ew.. as fol-
lows: Cushwa 4 Sons shipped 5,354
tons 10 cwti Steffey n Findley 2,l60
tons 40 ewt; Enfbrey 4 Gruber ,2S3
tons II ewt. The other tonnage TO
and from Wiliiamsport by canal was
s739 tons 10 cwt, making a total of9 13s
tons, 06 cwt The revenues accruing
there from the canal was Sill. IS.
Mcssrs Gushwa 4 Sons shipped from
Williamsport during tie month over
six thousand tons Of coal II it had
not been for the low stage Of water the
tonnage andreceipts to the canal would
have been much heavier Leader,
You may feels trifie out Of sorts these
trying days If sou do, drop in and
see Louis Brown He has delieacies
that will cheer your mind.
. .
M IT, Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usual prices. First class
work guaranteed
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81 Arrive Chicago nexttlay at 1872 N
Remember the dates; Aug ~, sept I. II and |
rHAS O. sGULL
Gent Passenger Agent. I
rs 81 y i q. r. X.
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FIanT 81 IsLANn rAKK.

The investigation ~ fight ii l-land
Park Friday cngrossed The attention
Of Magistrate J Bitner and States Al.
torney Little Saturday moraing. Hem
ry Williams, eolofed, was charged
with an assault On James Erby- also
colored. and was sentenced 70 jail for
thirty days. Williams cut Erby about
five times with a Barlow knife Cuts
were inflicted upon the face, breas'
and legs Of Erby. The men had words
and Williams was struck before Erby
was, but lie carried the knife and NJ
tered threats before Erby began 70
fight. Williams was formerly of Hag
erstown, but has been q wanderef
since he unceremonionsly left tie jail
about year ago He was one 81 The
men WHO went through the holes 81
the ceiling. Erby is from Bolivar. y
Hagerstown Mail
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Physicians Recommend
RamforiNYeast Pnudsr

beea.ise i = healthful ana nutritious
itexcels allotllers in baking strength
purity and healthfulness There Il III
other powder like il Try il.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-21

Tie Inwood Fair aud Fancy Cake.
Eat Eouis Browns.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-21
4 FATAL ACCIDENT


A Fissrishing of Pissal aad Dsath- Bearing Bar
II Scrap ~ IslAad Park.
Gordon Davis. son of ex-S Sheriff DAVIS.
~ jefferson county, W. Va, shot and
mortaIly wounded one samuel Seals,
81 Luray. Va A Charles Town Fri
day evening
The facts ia the casc are iiese !:
Seals, who has been working ~ Rip
pom. small town near charles Town.
for Harry + Monday, manager for the
lumber company u Sebold, MeDade a
Co, II Hagerstown, ID company With
.P. vs.. listers aud another man, went
10 Charles Town Friday evening and
went Is 4 livery stable where doctor
was pulling horse teeth, and there fell
in with DAVIS. While talking DAVIS
made the remark that before he
would let man pnll one ~ his horses
teeth in thai way that ne would rather
do this 10 him z lie then pulled a
self.cocking pistol ont q his poke;
and fred directly into Seals side, insi
below the heart
Seals made statement before 2
! justice, ii which he stated That thC
shooting was entirely accidental
Seals has wife and one child livinl
near Luray, Va Davis rave himsci
Enp tolihe authorities
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You may feela trifie out Of sorts these
trying days If sou do, drop in and
see Louis Brown He has delieacies
that will cheer your mind
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
a Man Who win Succeed.

"Now, if you will show me where
the burglars got into your store, =
said the detective, 1T will see if I
can find some cIew."
'sIn moment" said the propri-
etor. ST am working at something
a little more important than hunting
for clew just now. Take seat. /"
And while the detective waited the
merchant wrote as follows at his
desk:
THE men who broke into Katzen-
hefter's store on the night of the 10Th
and carried away silk hat, pair
of French calfskin boots, fur-trim-
med overcoat, a black broadcloth suit
and two suits of silk underwear was
a black-hearted villain and scoundEel,
but man whose judgement cannot
be called in question. He knew
where to go when he wanted the
finest clothing the market affords. -
''Jacobs, /" he said to the book
keeper, 'send copy of this to all
the papers in town aud tell 'em 1
want it printed in big black type to-
morrow morning. Now, Mr. Hawk
shaw, am at your service"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-05-09
cumberIand Valley e. &.

Additional trains win leave Carlisle daily
except Sunday at sos a. NJ, S.45 A. NJ, 4.S5
p. NJ, stopping at all Intermediates stations,
arriving at Harrisburg at $40 A. NJ, $50 A.
NJ, $50 p. II.
Evening Mailru daily between Harrisburg
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-05-09
The Influence of Light.

The boy wLois put off with the
tallow dip in the mountain cabin or
the wee taper in the city tenement
will in all probability seek the store
in tue canyon or tile saIoon.(in the
city for their brightness, because
there is that within him which leads
him straight to BRILLIANT light,
wherever it is placed. A strange
pedestrian on dark night will in
stinctively bend his course to any
light which he may see. and you may
be sure the devil always has his Ian
tern out.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-05-09
weapons OF a KindIy Woman.

A regard for others feelings and a
gentle though not fulsome tiattery
that stimulates rather than initiate 8
are the weapons which, when used by
a clever, kindly woman, make her a
power among any set in which she
chooses TO move, though never for
one moment does she give any evil
dence that she is aware of the ifiuence
she wieIds through the all conquer
ing scepter of her own gracious wo-
manhood,