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The ruling Of the Treasury Depart
ment thata certificate from the Chinese
Consul at New York 'shallnot hereafter
be received in proof Of identification il
the case Of Cinnamon wishing 10 return
tothiseountry afterhaving beenabrdad.
has not been made without caltsc, tire
Department having discoyeied that
such certificates had been nnlawfully
transferred The effect Of this decision
will be that Cinnamon who wish 10
leave the country must take their
chances about getting back agein.
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A ZIG suRPRraR

In store for all who try Bacon's
Celery King for the Nerves. The gen.
eral verdict 81 al who have used this
great vegetable preparation is that il
is the grandest remedy eysr discovered
for the cure Of dyspepsia, liver com
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4 TOWN CLOCK WANTED.
Let Us ALI Make an Effort to Sc
cure One.
EVERY ONE URGED TO SIGN.


For some time past TIE WORTH has
been hammering away at the city
council for a town clock, and has con
cuded to use this means TO ascertain
lie feeling Of the general public re-
garding it. Below we publisha petit
ton, which we urge every citizen and
business man in this city 10 sign.
This will give the Mayor and mem
bers Of the city council An idea what
the public at large think OF il, and
whether they are satisfied TO be with
out town clock. When good num-
Der Of signatures are attached THE
WoRLD will place this petition before
the council, and continue doing SO rs
fast rs new names are added Also as
Il reminder we will continue publishing
the petition until some action IS
taken II you are not called npoM to
sign, drop a postal card III the Office MS
10 your intention, and you viii be
promptly waited upon. Onrcity needs
4 town clock badly, and w are going
TO makean effort TO get il. Following
il the petition:
10 The Honorable Hdyos esd Aembcrs of
he fity Council II Mafhasbarg, "
Va
Gentlemen
We, the undersigned citizens and
business mon Of the city Of Martins
burg, West Va, knowing The value
Of. and advantage 70 the public gen
orally. do hereby respectfully petition
your honorable body to take some ina
mediate steps towards the erection Of
a TOWN CLOCK. Neighboring towns
much smaller than ours take especial
pride IN this directions aud we sec mo
reason why Our city should not have
ono and FIRST. class ono it That III
IL an Invaluable thing, and we urge
you, as our representatives, to take
Immediate action toward the erection
or good and permanent TOWN
CLOCK. SIdNEp,
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That tho situatonin Slain is1crltieai
il the extreme may very we'll be be-
lieyed, and ti4is without assuming that
the French Government las withheld
from the press any essential part If The
nltimatunl and reply. III fact, such
portions Of the ultfmatum A haye been
published constitute e themselves j
sufficiently grave menace 10 the le-
lations Of the two Powers and 70 Tie
peace q Europe The Perilno longel
appears u be that d conflict may arise
that might befatal q the independence
Of an obscure kingdom, bat that Sian
may prove tobe tAe spark which sHal
yet AZ the great Powers of Earope ant
Asia ablaze.
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During the last three years English
capitalists have invested s2i3,0o0, 1000
in Mexico and American capitalists
1912, 100000, The great mineral re-
sources Of Mexico will attract capital
for investment as long as good Govern
ment shall be assured; and the heavier
the investment Of American capital The
greater stake will this country have in
doing what may be properly done 10
assure the independence prosperity
Of our neighboring Republic
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The business menof thecountry say
that the maincause of the disturbance
Of businesses tile sherman act; the Hon.
Bill Chandler and the partisan Repuh-
iican press saythat tile main cause rs
the fear ofthe Democratic tariff policy.
AS the business men presumably know
something about business what they
want and What they fear. and, as the
Hon. Bill Chandler and his organs CON
fess that they are playing for partisan
points in tRe game q politics, il Il not
necessary for the Wind u blow six WAYS
from Sunday ~ order 70 TELL hapk-
from huekleberry
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and kidney diseases. Bacon's Celery
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| ing mp worn out constitutions, and is
the grand specific fol nervous
ness. sleepessness. headache, and all
arrangements Of the stomach, liver
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Ex President Harrison, who sitting
on his quiet seaside porch remote from
the pulse of public affairs, can know
no more about the monetary situation
than any other intelligent news reader,
has neyerSbeless had fresh delivery
on Vie subject to the effect that Sher-
mans acts not The whole trouble, but
that The disturbing factor is the popu-
lar dread of tariff tinkering, This is
somewhat'dron, considering the sort Of
notice that the people served on the
tariff last fall; but it squite in the line
with the Harrisonian theory that the
people are ignorant Of their true inter
asts
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-26

Recent advices from Chiiereport the
discovery of 4 vast sealing ground
somewhere IN the Antarctic region.
This may prove d timely find, il verified
especially il tie efforts Of onr Govern
ment to prevent, by international
ageement, the wantoh slaughter Of the
Arctic seals should be doomed 70 dis
appointment as il apprehended in
some quarters
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M1p-sUMMBR AT ATLANTIC CITY

The Mid summer Excursion Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad TO Atlantic City from Pitts
late stations to Washington Junction, Md, will
be run on Thursday, ,Inly 10th. This will be- the
second OF the series OF Baltimore and Ohio Sea
shore Excursions and will be on a par with its
predecessor in the convenience of train arrange
ments, excellence If accommodations and SUI
periority OF the service Those awaiting them
selves ~ the low rates offered for this excur-
sio will find Atlantic City at the height of It's
mid summer gGieties and glories, while the
bathing will be the best and the boating superb.
Tickets will he valid for return Journey fer
twelve days from day OF sale, and will be good
on all regular trains ON return journey they
Will be goad 20 stop on AT Washington, thus
atfordmg an opportunity 70 visit the numerous
public buildings, which are open to visitors free
o. charge, and to take a trip down the Potomac
70 Mt Vernon, the tomb Of Washington as well
a. 10 visit other places Of interest in and neal
Washington
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Ex-senator Blair, il his religious
service III Asbury Park on Sunday, de-
liveIed an exhortaiion IN favor Of shut.
ting ont tho Chinese, The gospel Of
tit.for-tat was natural under the cir
cumstances, the Chinese having shut
ont Blair.
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at Buffalo, Wyoming, The thermom
eier has registered III degrees il the
shade for some days, and the people
there probably 50 around without their
Buffalo robes.
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Following closely upon the report Of
Matell Trust comes that Of q Cork
Trust Some Of the newspapers are al
ready beginning 70 make light Of these
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WEDNESDAY fVtNINC. JULY rs. 1888.

The Populists who are te wade IN
blood toihe stirrups Of their war horses
are just cnie enough to have rubber
stirrups that will stretch.
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rWELyE DAVE an ArLAErIo clrY.

The Third II the safies Of popular excursions
10 Atlantic City Via baltimore and ohio Rail
read. will be run on August ~. Ample pfovls.
iIn Will be made Tor the ACCOMMODATION ~
those awaiting Themselves q the low rates and
Superior vain service ~ enjoy respite BY the
seaside Nhe scenery IN route n unsurpassed
hy that u any 0fher route IN America.
Tickets will h. vslbid Tor return Journey for
twelve daysfrOm day u sale, and VIII b. good
On ali regular trains. ON return journey they
will BE- god IL stopof Al Washington. thus AZ
fafiing An opportunity to visit The numerous
public buildings which arr open 10 visitor free
of charge and 70 take a trip down the Potomac
10 Me Vernon the tomb of Wal-llnton. we'll
a. 70 virit other places Of interest In and near
Washington.
For rates and time Of trains. consul, append.
81 table,.
Ar4yG 49, 49, ~ r.n RATg
Cum bertrand 3. ~ ~. 30 1870. 250. ~ 20
Hancock. I2g45 n H.. 209 400 Go
Marin-burg d. ii.ts,4s -. 21. bD
P,N
shenandoah je. gOi s.. .igis ...........,.... bra
llarper's Ferry 2I3...- f2.sgl. IN. 35a II $50
WAshingtonJe. gf5ss,.. y. 5g e. TO-. 4 i0...slJ
cOrresp1ndingly low rates from other sta
tionA
FOR additional trains from pittsburgh and
Cumberland, sesiime table published elsewhere
IN this papef
For more detailed information apply 10 near.
est Is \ y iicket agent.
eHAs. o. sCULL,
GenfI Pass. Agent.
ts3. B. .. K.R.
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TaE CHAMPION 81 THE WORLD.

The level process gasoline stove is
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that uses them. For sale by
J w X. Fisher, King Street.
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SPECIAL WORLD. ] lpl1R RATS.

Commencing june lAth d special
hmitedrate If S2I 90 FOR Inc round TIN
will apply from points on the Cumber-
land Valley Railroad Via Penn. rail
road. For particulars apply to ticket
agents G-l4-tf.
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STILL AHEAD.

The same beer that is sold at the
Worlds Fair is sold at Combs 4 O'Con
nelFs next door to City Hall
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NJ Il. 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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GALL- ON J0RN RRlI I'LL

TYSON are il wantofa 8ugsy, I'lNp,
ton, Surrey, Dayton 4 top 81 ia top
business wagonlI havetheln and mean
q SELL Call on John Heller
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STILL AHEAD,

Extra Select oysters aud Plymouth
Rqek Count, at Combs 4 onnell's
next door to City Han.
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THE BON row

To days bill Of fare includes fresh
oysters served in every style, dcyiled
crabs, soft crabs, spring chicken, frogs,
turtle soup, &c. G. F. Schlotterbeck,
Pfop'r..
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Correspondiugly low rates fresh other sta
lions,
Fer additional trains from Pittsburgh ahd
Cumberland, see time table published vSsstse
III this paper
FAi@Han cars ON all trains Al
ForWore detailed Information apply 70 nfar
estsH a. O.tcktt agent,
tHASS o. SCULL
Gen'l Pass Agent
7iG5tW B. 30, r. X
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WAGON WHEAT
LIKELY TO BE A COMPROMISE.
Ex.Minister Phelps Talks About the Behring
Sea Court of Arbitration.
Hig hest Market Price.
ARC ADE MILLS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Ex-Ministef Ed
ward j. Phelps, who acted as counsel for
the United States government before the
board of arbitration. which is considering,
in Paris. the dispute between the United
States and England over the Behring
seal fisheries. Is now In this
city. He was asked tonight If
there was any special significance
in the fact that Sir Charles Russell had
been hastily summoned from London to
Paris within the past twenty-four hours.
''None whatever" said Mr. Phelps. unless
perhaps. 1t may be taken as indicating that
the board of arbitration Is about to make
pnblIc its decision. In such an event
1t would be only natural that Sir
Charles. as leading counsel for the
British governments. would want to be
present when it is delivered. What the
terms of the decision will be AUG unable to
say, nor ought to know, as one inter-
ested officially. There Is not the
slightest foundation. in fact, for the
statements that there was any thing
approaching GOODNESS or rancorOus
feeling between the counsel for England
and those for this governments. Our rela-
tions were always of the most pleasant
character. and we acted merely as advo-
Gates of our respective sides. without the
slightest personal animus. As TO the sug-
gestIon that England will not abide by the
decision if unfsvorsble to her. | deem
such thing absurd. have no doubt thai
England will ubmlt even if she loses every
point In the controversy. This, however
Is hardly possible. as the outcome of 1t all
national questions submitted TO srbitratiOn
ueually areU
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TRIED TO SHOOT JOHN L.

"Sport" McC.uskey Fires Bullet at Bruiser
sullivan I'm Return for Blow.
NEW YORK. Aug. 14-It trsnspIres that
John L. Sullivan. ex-champion pugilist of
the world. had narrow escape from death
evening in the barroom of the Vanderbilt
Hotel. at Lexington avenue and Forty-sec-
ond street. The particulars have been
guarded. Sullivan entered the barroom
at about o'clock In the evening. He had
been drinking heavily and was In an ugly
mood. He was accompanied by two old
friends. Sullivan lurched into the bar
room. and. facing the counter. ordered wine
for every one in the place. Al the further
END OF the bar was man by the name of
McCluskey, with whom Sullivan had some
words In Boston three years ago. The
pugilist did not sec his old enemy
when he entered the room. 1t was
only when he saw that McCluskey refused
to drink that Sullivan learned his identity.
DE went down the bar to induce the man
he believed was stranger to take a glass
of wine. When Sullivan got within Six
feet of the man be saw who it was, and
then began TRADE of abuse. He accused
McCluskey of having slandered him be.
hind his back. McCluskey quietly denied
that he had ever spoken disparagingly OF
the pugilist and. what was more, he had
not even taken the trouble to give him
second thought since the Boston trouble.
Sullivan glared at bis enemy moment.
and then. bringing his fist down on the
mahogany. shouted. In voice of anger
that could be heard almost block away:
You are liar. McCluskey. and l can
prove Do Won hear W hat say, you curt
You have been talking about me behind my
back, and say that you are liar"
.McCluskey was crimson with anger by
this time. He brought down his fist on tho
bar In turn and turning to sullivan said:
II have told you that / never spoke be-
hind your back. and when you say have
you lie. and know it."
The significance of the return of the CON-
pliment did not dawn on Sullivan for few
seconds. Then he clinched his right hand
and shot it forth. 1t struck McCluskey on
the left side of the neck and knocked him
down. but not stun him. The prostrate
mans hand went to his hip pocket In q
twihklln1. AS soon Sullivan saw the
movement he turned and ran for the door.
hut shot sped after him before he could
roach It Before q second shot could be
fired the pugilists friends rushed in and
wrested the weapon from McCluskey.
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DIR. JENKlNS'S BULLETIN.

No New Cases Of Cholera at Quarantine and
All the Patients Convalescine.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-At 1890 this after
noon, Dr.. Jenkins issued the following
cholera bulletin: There are no new cases
nor deaths. All of the patients are conval-
esoing except four. The census Of the hos
pital shows: Cholera patients. four; cholera
patients convalescing. eleven; patients not
having cholera, also cow alescing. three;
sus peots two. The steamer aram ania was
released from quarantine this morning and
permitted to 60 TO her dock" The health
officers evening bulletin said there were
no new cases or deaths to report All of
the patients wereimprovinR. The hospital
census was the same as at noon.
The Karamania, which has been held
since Aug. 8, left quarantine this afternoon
and proceeded to the Union stores. Brook
lyn. Policemen were detailed at the gang.
planks TO prevent any one from leaving
the vessel. Health Comm issioner Griffin,
of Brooklyn, and Inspector Convey
made tour of inspection of the Kara.
mania. the result being strict orders
that none of tho Grew should get
shore leave. A permit was granted allow
ing the cargo. consisting of marble, fruit.
macaroni. argot and oil to be unloaded
At first it was thought that 'longshoremen
could not be secured to unload the cargo.
Captain Garin had no trouble with them,
however.
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"Force Day. Among Whisky Men,

LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. 14-To-day was
force day at the internal revenue Office and
owners of May. 1890. whisky in bond. had
TO pay their taxes or suffer the penalty pro.
vided by Law. The total amount of tax
due on WHISKY in this district to-day was
in round numbers. e432.0OO. At 4 o'clock
the total collections at the Louisville Office
were S191. .5S9. 80. The collections at New
port, Lebanon and Bardstown will supple
ment this amount, Collector johnson
thinks. to almost the total sum due. The
collector stated that he thought only q
very small quantity of whisky. and that in
small odds lots. would incur the penalty
for nonpayment of tax.
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Queen Victoria Not Ill.

LONDON. Aug 14.-Inquiries have reached
this city as to the state of the Queens
health, 1t having been reported in certain
quarters that Bhe had been stricken with
paralysis. The report is entirely without
foundation. On Saturday her Majesty, &C.
companied by the Duchess of York, drove
through West COwes, near which place
Osborne House. the Queens residence on
the Isle of Wight is situated. Her Majesty
looked as though she was enjoying fine
health. Yesterday she attened divine
services. and in the evening she gave q
quiet dinner party. The band of the Kings
Rife Regiment performed during the din.
ner. Not whisper is heard in court or
cles that tho Queen Is alling in any way.
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jab In the mouth. Grcggains's endurance
and aameness won him considerable ap-
ptause. Creedon landed several blows in
succession on his opponents jaw, and the
other. although grogGy. was still smiling
when the round ended.
Fifteenth Round-At first Creedon landed
q lefthander on the jaw. and followed it
again and third time. at the last blow
GreggRlns went down like An OK. He en-.
deavored to Chamber TO his knees. but
failed in the attem pt. and then fell back
like a log. and was counted out. Creedon
turned q handspring in the middle of the
ring and was then bodily carried out by
his enthusiastic supporters
The fight ended at l106 o'clock. Greg
gains came to in q few moments, shook
hands with the victor. and both took
drink together.
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Movements of Steamers.

NEW YORK. Aug. l4.-Arrived: Rhatia,
from Hamburg: Arizona. from Liverpool:
Normaudie, from Havre.
LONDON. Aug. 4-SIghted: Berlin, from
New York: STUTTGART from Baltimore;
Ocean, New York.
BosToN. Aug. 14.-Arrived; Venetian,
from London; Columbian. from Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 14.-ArrIved: Rus
sia. from Hamburg.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. A.-Arrived: Elbe.
from New York.
GIBRALTAR. Aug. 14.-Arrived: Werra,
from New York.