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, WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, April 3.-The Commit
tee on Ways and Means had another
hearing this morning in the sanborn con,
tract matter, and examined under oath
Acting Collector James M. King, Of In
dianapolls. He testified that Green, one
Of Ssnborn's agents, had called OF his
office Lost January, and introduced him
self as q special agent Of the Treasury
Department, showing letter Of creden.
tials to MI. Hogate, the collector, which
letter, however, the witness had not read.
Green stated, or conveyed the idea, that
he had been sent by the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue to collect back taxes on
dividends from the Indianapolis and st.
Louis Railroad Company. And be went
70 the company's office the next day and
collected the tax. There had been no
question ol the,liability Of tho companyEior
the tax, and its Secretary had called at the
COLLECTORS office, and had been re-
lerred to the Assessor, who had some diffl.
Guilty In his own mind as 10 whether the
rate ol taxation should be s per cent, or
2t per cent.
The President left the city to-day on
bis trip to New York.
The House Committee on War Claims,
this morning, took up the report Of the
Southern Claims Bureau. The committee
agreed to the report, and allow the claims.
They amount to between 100000 and
100000.
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GheG13teLligetrer

A CHANCE FOR SOME YouNG MAN.
The Hon. JoHN J. DAVIS, member Of Con
Gress, gives notice ofa vacancy from this
Congressional District in the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, and Of q chance
for an appointment thereto by undergoing
Acompetidve examination:
"Those who wish TO apply for, appoint.
ment are informed that on the 90th day
Of April, 1874, at Olarksburg, Q competi-
tive examination Of oil applicants for ap-
pointment as Cadet to the Naval Acad demy
will be held. The examination will be
made by board Of competent and impair.
tlal gentlemen, and shall appoint as ca.
det the person selected by them.
"The applicant must be over fourteen
and under eighteen years Of age when ex'
amined Tor admission, and must he an
ACTUAL resident Of the District"
This Is the proper way to make such an
appointment. The Government, by this
method, Is almost sure TO secure an ap-
poIntee worth educating. The old
method was for the Congressman to select
some favorite without special reference to
his qualifications. The two last ap.
pointees, however, were selected after an
examination by committee, and, one Of
them, young CURTIS, Of West Liberty,
graduated with credit to himself and the
District. With the record OF the other
we are not familiar.
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Episcopal Reform In Canada,


lottoWa Correspondence OF the sAsnIA Observer
The Reform Episcopal Church has
burst like bomb.shell on the American
High Church community Of this city.
The Rev, Mr.. Gallagher was sent on here
by Bishop Cummins, and arrived last
Friday evening. He was met q the rail.
way station by delegation, and on Sun.
day last held two services in the Court
house. That held In the morning was
crowded, and It Is estimated that 900 per.
Sons were present. In the evening the
court room was jsmmed to suffocstion,
and there must have been at least LOO
present, many having TO stand up all the
time Of the service, while others were
unable to gain admission. Mr. Gallagher
Is 8 very able speaker, carrying conVic.
ton In every utterance, Many ask where
this movement will endr 1t appears to
be the outgrowth Of the Evangelic ALI.
ance Union held last year at New York,
and appears destined to spread over the
whole Of this continent. In Moncton,
was rituallstic one, and | believe not Of
very high order, either; but II was dis
tasteful to the English Churchmen, and
they nailed up the door and &hinoled II oreT
like the roof. Il was afterwards burned
down, and Reform Episcopal Church
established. The High Church had
about ten Of congregation. The Re.
form one Is crowded. The diocese Of
Huron ought to be thankful that no ritu-
altats are among its clergy, for that mis-.
guided class do not appear 10 know where
to stop, unless they are pulled up with q
jerk, as they have been in Ottawa.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

COUNTY CouRT.-The County Court
transacted business as follows yesterday:
In case Of G. T. Adie cS. B. Hammer
judgment was given for $11G so.
The case Of Central Glass Co. %. John
Nolan was continued until next term.
In case Of y. H. Gardner s. 20. cS. D,
F. Swartz, judgment Tor $7S1 II.
In case Of State for use Of Catherine
Hazlett uS John Klevis and others, motion
for new trial overruled and judgment
ordered to be entered up.
In case Of Philip schuhle et. al. o.
Henry Hewitt, the jury found for plain
tiff, and assessed the damages at $5,95s.
81. The defendant moved for q new
trial, and the hearing Of the same was
continued to another day.
About noon the Court adjourned 10
this morning.
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THE TEMPERANoE CRUSADE,

NEW YORK, April S.-The Sons Of
temperance hold a grand mas meeting
In Cooper Institute tonight
Some OF the ladies In Brooklyn con-
tinue TO visit the saloons and obtain sig-
natures to the pledge.
The attempt to begin q crusade lss,
night In the eastern district Of Brooklyn
was not snccesstul, and Dio Lewis said to
the disappointed congregation: "Well,
dear friends, you had better think about
this two or three years more, and then /
Will come and help you reorganize."
mr.. Poole said II the hot weather dried
TINS thing up 1t would be followed BY the
most disastrous results that ever fell upon
the Church, and 1t would take five wears
70 bring the Christian people back 10
where they stood before.
COLUMBUS, April 3:-The crusade took
anew shape to-day, heretofore the ladies
have prayed and sung at the saloons and
then passed on to other fields, but TODAY,
the plan OF besieging certain saloons com!
menced, the GbeSiegers being relieved by
fresh forces at given periods during the
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A Word From One Of Our German
Friends.

| Az tno huIOIs VI tu6 AnVoLukenCet!
The introduction Of the WhiSky crusad
fever into cities was not altogether IN
expected from the existing contagion 9
American enthusiasm. Yet the conserV
alive and homogeneous character OF thi
community encouraged the hope tha
these "Know-N Nothing" hot-house plant
would not thrive on metropolitan soil
This hope has not been fully realizes
here.
Columns Of our daily press are tilleC
with reports Of stereotyped country tenn
perance speeches delivered here, strength
ened by local declamations TO arouse thl
war spirit here. Churches are thrown
open for mass meetings, homes are aban-
doned to neglect, commercial relations
are interrupted by public denuncistions o.
customers and late respected business
friends. Industries are becoming paralyzed
as an apprehensive feeling takes hold o.
the minds Of our tolerant classes, and lays
the incipient foundation Tor social, po-
litiCal and commercial upheaval In the
future.
Responsibility for the dangerous prece.
dent established by permitting the illegal
features Of the crusade 10 be carried out
here to-day does not rest with the city
authorities alone. The character OF the
city and the press encouraging the move.
ment ls being compromised. Regard fol-
law.is lost byregard fortex-rights of indi.
vldual sacrificed 10 the inspiration Of
fanatics.
Where will this endS The outlook Is
very gloomy and the country deserves
after It's recent trials, more encouraging
prospects.
In comprehensive and specific move.
ment to reform the varied phases Of In.
temperance, the different classes Of our
society Of both sexes may feel the deepest
interest. Progressive education as well
as the rapid growth Of the nation exer.
else wholesome influences towards i'm
proving the course Of life and morality,
But crus3de for the subjugation OF the
domestic and social habits Of q large part
Of our population under any circum-
stances or cover, arouses suspicious and
tends to disturb the HOMOGENEOUS and
friendly relations Of society.
ANSAt W HnlnhSI Wluo huu Dee[ hte LQe
powerful foes against which the crusade
takes the field. These beverages, wine
and beer, have been used by the ancestors
OF the American people with moderation
for centuries in the old countries; ancient
physicians and chemists have continually
recommended their use as wholesome;
Europeans emigrating here bring with
them the deep convictions which have
stood the test of time, and change Of
country does not involve change of social
or domestic habits and customs, except as
dictated by sanitary rules.
Upon these rules the use OF wine and
beer has been introduced here, and II the
same general moderation would be prac.
tlced by those who drink whisky, which
characterises It's use on the Continent Of
Europe-where the purity Of the stuff Is
under Government guardianship-crusad.
ers could be, during the inclement
weather, at home. P. RAY.
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HELD FOR PnsTAoE.-The following ia

HELD FOR PnsTAoE.-The following is
a list ol letters held for postage in this
city: G. Andie, 1104 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa, Sets; II. A. Allen, care
Of Rev. Q. O, Pendergast, Savannah, Ga +,
Bets; Mrs. Mary Hally, care Of r. H.
Norton, Washington, Ga , Bets; Mrs Viola
Coner, Cumberland, Nd, 3ctsi q. P.
ssmPeS, Al Liberty street, New York,
Scts; Kate Darby, Martins Ferry, o let;
Jimmy Harris, city, 9cts; Thomas Bishop,
No. .V4l Market street, city, 2cts; John
Reid, city, sct; Kate Wiley, city, let;
Annie N. Hughes, city, let; John Smyth,
Gearcaaton, O., better directions; E 8.
TFopel. CLERK Of Circuit Court, MartlnS-
burg, ". Va
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The WOmen's Whisky War shows
Itself at Weston.
:ditOrs of the IntellIRenees:

hulIOEs Ol the lntelllgenceF:
WESTON, W. Va, April /, 1874.
At mass temperance meeting held in
the Episcopal Church on Monday even
ing, March Sd, the ladies OF our town
concluded to hold q meeting in the Pres
byterian Church. Therefore, on last even.
ing, muddy and raining as 1t was, from
fifty to seventy.ave ladies Of high social
position met. The meeting was opened
BY singing "a Charge 10 keep l have
&c, and prayer, after which Mrs. Dr..
Barnes was elected President, and Mrs.
DR.. EdmistOn, Secretary. Quite mum.
Der Of earnest prayers were offered and
hymns sung.
This holy War has fairly struck
Weston, and in the nsmo Of Israels God,
our women have commenced this work.
There Is good deal OF talk and excite.
ment on our streets to-day as 10 the final
result here. But when God and the
women move there never has been but
one result-victory. 1t is said there Is
more whisky drank In Weston than any
town Of It's size In the State. But our
women are equal to the work, they are in
earnest and meet tonight again. hope
to write you news next time. MAC.
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with the spirit and meaning Of the pen

with the spirit and meaning Of the pen
sion laws, Adopted.
Among the reports made was one very
important one from the Committee on
War Claims In the case OF J. & T, Greene's
claim, OF jackson, Miss, for near million
dollars Tor the value Of cotton and
Woolen mills destroyed during the war
Of the rebellion by order of General Grant
and Tor cotton bonds and ConIederate
money taken from a bank al Jscksop.
( Mr.. Lawrence, chairman Of tbe Com.
mittee, reported adversely 10 the claim
on the ground that the property was de.
stroyed as being an element OF strength
to the rebellion, and that consequently
the Government Is not bound 10 compen.
safe the owners. The bill was laid on The
the table.
The House adjourned
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TEE WELLsBuRG ELRCT1oN.-The
contest at Wellsburg, on Thursday,
turned on the temperance issue, and the
consequence was that an anti.license
Council was elected, consisting OF the
following persons viz: Messrs. j. s.
Beall, Thompson White, J. D. Harding,
Thos. Everett, VIM. Applegate, and J. D.
Lazear. In consequence of the temper.
snce party running two candidates for
Mayor, VIM. Jones, license candidate,
was elected. The vote stood, Jones 100,
g. n. White 1O2, Thos. Boyd Al.
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Mr.. HoRNBRooK's SPREcH.-The Par.
kersburg journal OF the Cd publishes in
full the remarks made by THOMAS HORN.
BROOK, ESQ, at Washington Hall few
Sundays ago, with the following preface :
As Thomas Hornbrook, Esq, OF Wheel.
Ing, has been pretty freely blessed and
cursed for the speech he delivered at the
great Temperance meeting In that city on
the 18th ult. at the request OF o great
many who wish to sec and judge for
themselves, we give the speech below.
Mr.. Hornbrook, we may add, never does
anything by halves, Is emphaticallY a live
man, somewhat impulsive, but energetic,
thorough and honest.
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We advanced the opinion. a day or
tWo since, that it probably would not at
present be prudent for skilled or un-
skilled laborers to immIgrate to this
country. A proof Of this is found in the
fact that flrst.class carpenters in this city,
who were employed a year ago at IS per
day, are now glad to get $3.50. 30 great
has been the decline In the cost Of labor
that the Board Of Education has Just let
for $500 a contract for building school
house after the model OF one built last
year for $9600.-Chicago Tribune
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Literally Cut 10 piecs..

CINCINNATI, April 8. Il Last night
about 8 o'clock Lawrence Ferry, Clerk
in Rail Mill at Covington, while en-
deavoring 10 ascertain the cause Of some
accident to the machinery, fell into a
narrow pit along side of the fly wheel
which was revolving very rapidly, and
being caught by the cogs Of the wheel
was literally cut in pieces. He was a son
OF Francis Ferry, Of Cincinnati, q well
known insurance man.
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Wenther RennrI.
WAR DEPARTEEHr,
OrrIoE or THH CHIET SIGNAL OFFICER,
"AHHNsToN. u. G., April $500 P. 4.
PROBABILITIES,

PR0BABI11TIRs.
On Saturday for the New England
States, clear or partly cloudy weather,
fresh brisk northwest to northeast winds,
For the Middle States and Lower Lake
Region, fresh and brisk easterly to north.
erly winds, generally cloudy weather and
possibly light rain and snow. h
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
east Of Mississippi, fresh and brisk south.
east to southwest winds, increasing cloud.
iness and probably rain during the after
noon and evening.
For Tennessee and the Lower Ohio
Valley, fresh and brisk winds, shifting to
northwest, light rain and falling tempera.
ture, with cloudy weather during satur.
day.
For the Upper Lake region, Iowa and
Missouri, clear or partly cloudy weather
and fresh TO brisk winds.
For the Northwest, the pressure will
diminish, with winds shifting 10 the east
and south.
The low barometer over Missouri and
Illinois will probably move southeastwsrd
toward the South Atlantic coast and pro-
duce rain.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

sAE Francisco, April S.-It Is stated
that the news Of the terrible tragedy tel.
egraphed from Austin, Nevada, on Tues
day night was a hoax. Il was first pub-
llshed In the RtuitlIG, Of Austin.
At Oakland Park yesterday, the Cali
lornia mare Lady Mac made what ia said
TO be the best time recorded In a I've
mile trotting race. She trotted against
Jerome and Annabel, and sold IN the
pools at two dollars against their twenty
and sixty, but finally won the race. Time
13 minutes.
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COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, April ga peoples mass
meeting was held at City Hall tonight
to nominate candidates for Police Com.
missioners. The meeting was composed
OF excellent citizens and much interest
was manifested. The present Board ol
Commissioners, with one exception, were
nominated.
The Senate to-day, confirmed Andrew
Mckay, State INSPECTOR OF Mines.
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Taken a Decided stand Against the
Crusaders.


JEFFRRsoNv11LE, IND.. April 8-Reu.
ben Daily, editor Of the Kpeain9 Ne,cs, oil
this city, has taken a decided stand
agsinst tho crusaders, because the tenn.
perance leaders undertook TO badger him,
and misrepresent and misconstrue his mo.
tives and because they have not continued
their work of prayer, love and persuasion
In humble, christianlike manner, but dis.
tributed themselves over the city as com.
missioners with pledges, importuning cit.
liens and meeting with refusal. They
thought II Gods work 10 threaten people
with prescriptions. He now repudiates
the crusaders, and declares his paper TO
be In favor Of q judicious and conserva.
tive liscense law, fair and equal rights Of
all classes Of citizens, German, Irish, or
otherwise, and that no man shall be de.
prived Of private qualification which he
uses discreeLlY, simply because another
man makes beast Of himself.
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BosToN, April 3.-About twenty Of
the crew Of the steamer Rowan, soon
after dinner yesterday, showed symptoms
ot being poisoned, but were soon placed
ont Of danger BY physician. An ex.
animation showed that arsenic had scci.
dentally got mixed with the food,
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BOSTON.

BosToN, April S.-The legislature 10.
day had the ninth ballot for United
States Senator, IS follows: Whole mum.
Der oi votes 262, necessary TO Q choice
1S2; Dawes received 91; Hoar, IS; Curtis,
70; Adams, 16; Bank, 8; Pierce, ., Wash:
hurne, Whittier and Phillips, each.
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A 100000 Fire.

CoHoEs, N. Y, April 3.-The burning
OF the Ttnoli Mills owned by J. G. Rot
son caused a loss Of $500, 900; insurance
$SS 1OO0, Of which there are $2,5OO In the
Clay OF Newport, KY, and a like amount
In the Sun Of Cleveland. The loss on two
other Oh mills was $s5,OO0; insurance $l5,.
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ENGLAND.
NOT COMMUNICATED,

LONDON, April "a dispatch from
Melbourne says that Rochefort and hiI
companions refuse to disclose how they
succeeded In getting aboard the vesseI
which brought them from New Csledo,
MIA, for fear Of duplicating friends
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.


SAhLbE fLAhh,
PARIS, April S.-Carllsts here have In
formation that q revolt has broken o1i
IN Bllboa, and that only hall of their army
has, been engaged In the recent battles
and that ssntes will shortly march Win
. strong division upon Madrid to cut of]
Marshal Zerrano's communications.
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sT. LOUIS, April S.-Agan's box Iac.o-
~ at 1914 Cass Avenue, was burned This
afternoon. Loss about IS 900; insurance
$4,000. Of which $500 Is in the Win.
chester Of New York.
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CARPETS, OIL Cloths, Window Shades,
&C, are to be had at VIM. link & Sons
Furniture Warerooms, north end Center
Wheeling Market.
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STORE Shades Of all sizes made and put
up to order by VIM. link s Son, Center
Wheeling, .... 80 -
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Two more good coat hands wanted at
once, at Franks, No. 40, Twelfth street,
Apply Immediately.
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FURNITURE Of all kinds at moderate
prices, at link s. Sons, Center Wheeling
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SPAIN.
DRaRRTRp.

MADRID, April 3.-An official dispstcb
states that 4l0 officers and men have de-
serted trom Gen. 4ante's command and
come into the Republican lines.
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Furniture Establishment Burned.
CLEVELAND, April 8.-The furniture e.
3olishment Of o. G. Couch, at Welling,
Ion, was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss $4,000. No insurance,
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MEMBERS OF THE BAR.-The following
Is a list of the members of the bar In this
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Black Crook!
The Largest Varied Entertainment in America;
Unparalleled Success In all the cities OF Ihe
country; Tho Press and Public SyoT II.
gorgeous eeeuery adapted expressly
Ior any staHeG Magnificent Cos.
tumoA and ETasfa

The Renowned Child Wonder, BABY BENSON
The Champiol D1nfeuae, JENNIE BENSON.
Tho Famous MILE LUpO
Tho Renowned HERNANDEZ,
A Dramatic company and Ballet Troupe,
Fish, Leader.
Complete Orchestra OfsOlo Performers, an array
Of bingeFs, etc.
Bidwell D MacDonoueh's Black Crook Com.
Rany nave demonstrated that tho Spectacular
Drama can be presented In manner which can
interest everybody without offending even Inc
most PcIupulous taste: and tho numb I OF l0dleS
Tho w haye attended tho performances OF "The
black Crook" 10 On encouraging indication.
Admission SOC, 76e and 81 90 ali reserved
seats 81 90. B Aek Crook Matinee admiRsion
1ameas at night Reserved seat sale commences Q
a. BOZ Once amer 10 A. Il. Thursday, 9Th -con,
Iinoes each DAY, same hour, duslng the Black
Crooks stay In this city.
Al HAKZL TnH'S OPERA H0USR-JAAKS
NlZSLAl0NS, LsSse6 ana Manager.
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Tickets 70 all principal points In the East and
N 'Luro House, and OF the station at Bridge.
port. r. 3, MYERS,
decls General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad 70.
&MMma
|ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NO
~ VEABER 8. 1873, Trains will leave Wheel.
ing IS tOlloWs-WhCollng time:
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BY TELEGRAPH
AsscoIATBD PRESS REPORT

(By tho Western Union Line
ONCE Northwest cor Of Main and konloo Sts,
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Amusements.
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
Nights and Saturday Matt.
nee, April 8, 10, IL.

BIDWRLL 4 HaeDO,OUGHS Surp,sslnrly
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2Rm OF THB WEEKLY,
SinElS oopJ, for one yoAr, in advance. .....S l
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PIANOS.

Parties wishing to purchase pianos
can get them from first hands, rs | will
be in this city from now on, for the pur-
pose Of selling, our pianos to those who
wish to buy on terms to suit purchasers.
Having no agents in this city, we pay
no commissions and expect no favors Of
the same. Our pianos are warranted in
all respects for i've years, and will be
kept in tune and perfect order the first
year, free Of chorge. Our pianos are
made for this climate, and time will test
their durability they are able to speak
for themselves for power. sweetness,
purity Of tone and finish. One OF these
instruments can be seen at Mrs. d. B.
Dow's. 4. H. Lowe 4 Co., N. Y.
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