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refused would we not have iceu obstdto follow ~ 'Ae
request with force Al do WY wc r,uiu nj
have backed down a. well after before. sep o5e
that Nation disposed 10 back down cJ-l hive d'h' q
~ any STAGE 10 not 10 BE- uudarstood as ADMIT
ting thtt believe that the Yolcy oi ne DE art"eH
viii hc to De si,.;auda rrtcr ~ e. NN'r ''h
traditions ana policy from .i- .cShuh> l''l ~ ~,
American Nation VIII MANAGE 20 tniil-am D., .c'lc,t-
htf aud pred, minaaCc; INIT We tf h't tht' '"'I''
gushcd Wei, aud tdl tnis Al ustfil'u d''' h"' iiv
pOse1nat we shall Dc.
Q.-IOu tnuk that we're aching position NhtIc
We would either have 80 back down on &" ~ e"n' ~
That is = IuttaplysDil question rOhic"hh D"l aH ca
Trey proper one think t.at unless we coii come 10
dead B.up AID unless the roll the universe ne a'it'
o. IN. an In regard to Il VOmItc aciiO. ul COURSE
Aye III regard TO diplomatic action, Il must ne con
unuoIs successive or interrupted Memnst clih,f nave
stopicI gone shedd IL oar diplomatic acloh' -,
the Navy Department To- the Ancricnn me" ol-Wdf III
PacIuc squadron ia relation 10 Inc controversy
Octween nlu ana Icgui Al ulG not
Q-Iuu have not heard Of any 1 A-No SIT.
H., air Lord-Q-N hat tho length OF the interview
al MT Li4nes The evening Ol Juls - anu the
morning OF Jy 70 treating both as the one interview
AT least ALI nOur aud a naf =,
Oh l. III testimony that you were employer n MI
Shi NERDS counsel, and That through your Insrdnen
~ ~ mad ODtanc this 4n.crv.eW ana thAt me ODccb
Was Inu tnat were aDOHt 10 DC
gwen 10 sir IIurIblt Is tnat bof Ann testimony
Ayeu that Meet and Inaccurate Inc III
icrVIew Mas puIpOso OF asccTaluIu- what Was
policy Oi the Government toward Peru and Chl 70
pOscnt CLAIMS and 10 ascertain what action the
Government would take with rcfcronce To tncin
After some lursECr Questioning, .nr belmont again
asked senator BLAIR whether lie would IlOiucc MS cor
esponIonce wItn Mr. snipherd. and the witness hFy
declined to plOIucc H. m
The Is De Resumed ~ the suDcOuhitce Ia NC"
YORK Oh "Wednesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09

they had personally inspected and examined the
property assessed The oath Of the did not
so specify and the Court held that the assessmont
was defective and consequently void. The question
defect in the assessments in this city Inquiry at
the office of the Corporation Counsel shows that the
question has not been raised here. The nearest ap-
proach TO IL time ago when Assistant Cor
poratlon Counsel Lacombe had occasion to place
an assessment call m evidence and IL was accepted
This had the prescribed oath attached and Is tho
same rs used by all the deputy tax commissioners on
the blank form employed in informing persons Of
the amount Of their tax, with the request 10 pay IT,
A comparison with the prescribed oath shows that
1t has been complied with in every particular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09
4 SERLOES RALLWAY ACCDENT.

4 PASSENGER TRAIN RUNS INTO A CATTLE TRAIN
TWO MEN KILLED-SEYERAL PERS ms KILLED.
Concord NH, May s.-The afternoon passenger
train up over the Boston, Concord and Montreal
Railroad ran into cattle train coming down, two
miles this side of Ashland. Two men were killed
William H. Abel of LacOnia, a weli-known in
ventor of knitting machine, and Hiram Jones.
drover from Vermont Abel is said TO have been III
the baggage car of the passenger train, and Jones
on the cattle train The names of the injured four
or five I'm number have not yet been learned, The
damage to the rolling stock said TO be very great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09
RAILROAD Ne VS..
THE WABASH FLOATING DEBT.

A member of the Executive Committee OF
the Wabash Railroad Company, IN answer to some IN
oures about the floating debt Of the company, said yes
terday that recently published statementshad greatly
exaggerated the amount OF the debt
It is easy enough" he said, to make up an analysis
Of yearly statement when you choose to take only such
figures az suit your own purposes. The floating debt Of
. onarv has bccn stated recently At over So 900 900
In pOint of fact il less than S27JOOOO and or mis-
amount nearly 5000 900 l. IN real estate ana Oner IKE
the balance about 81 100000 consists OF regular out
standing vouchers which could not be cancelled at any
time nrnciay because they would not he
they matured say, moreover, tnat IN cOndltlOn
of this companys better tran tla OF other Chicago
roads when compared with the actual figures"
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PRINCIPAL POINTS IN THE TESTIMONY

WAsHINGTON, May S.-Aiter replying to a
number OF quee asked by Nessrs. Blouht and Deus
Ter Senator Blair examined 10y Mr.. Wilson, no first
asked DO you know Of any TACT Circumstance tend
ing 70 show that any Minister PlenipOteutary of the
United States or any other Government official had
personal interest H. Improperly connected with.
business transactions IN which the Intervention Of this
Government WIS reQues cd OF expected
senator Blair-No the slightest have any belief
or suspicion OF anything OF the kind
Odd YOU soc anything i'll tie conduct Of Mr. Blaine,
a. secretary Of state in the sbipherd Peruvian matter
considerations with the idea OF pecuniary benefit
or political advantage or promotion If So what
wssitI Al never suspected anything what
ever in ar Blaine his conduct Of these affairs in
his conduc, as Secretary OF state IN any affair." that
could lead me TO believe that no acung otherwise
than from tie highest motives and accordance with
what he beloved 70 be for the benefit of his country
do not believe that official purer
more upright than Mr. Blaine in the conduct VI the
Office OF Secretary OF State.
OYou saw nothing selfish personal In his conduct
loostpc 10 political or pecunary benefits ANot the
that It 100 tame.
Q;-You speak Of receiving, as fee. certificate OF a
thousand shares Of stock OF the Peruvian Company DO
you regard stock valuable Tor anything in the
world shotgun waddng Al do not wish to DC un-
derstOod indorsng the opinion tha. Il is valuable
even Tor thst iLaugAter.l
o. undcrs. Ooi that Saturday yOu declined to
make pubic the correspondence between yourself and
MI shipaerd. Wa there anything IN that spoud
ence looked ~ moulding the policy OF THIS Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09
ELouy UP urn Az INfERy4G MACHINE

CHICAGO, May S.-Northteld, Mimi, is cx-
cited over two attempts to blow up buildings with infer
nal machines One attempt was made about fortnight
ago in public hall where large audience was present
bat the machine missed fire. On saturday evening a
terrific poson aroused the citizens, when II was found
that box OF explosives had been placed III the base
ment OF building at the end of the bridge which Is
occupied by DE- Graves a. an ONCE. lhe basement
walls were completely blown out and < Cd deal OF
damage done the medicine IN tile Olnce out AOShu6
else was injured and nobody hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09
1 MEMORIAL And THANKS TO CONGRESS.

NEw-ORLEANs, La, May S-A dispatch from
Baton Rouge to lie Iteayu'e Gays The House 10 Gay
adopted a memorial to Congress, asking tie tedcIHi
government 10 take charge Of the leyees and aeknow-
cdslng the assistance received. A resolution was
aoued declaring the thanks of the House are due
and are hereby gratefully rendered TO the President ana
Tn,rs ,t tue United states and To the Secretary OF
Wr for their Manifestations OF sympathy AND oohcude
a. I,rrcy shown ia their late mo, df aesisIaueo "
innlnllnnl. nf tue Valley VI tAo MlssisolPPl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09
THE DURR ART GALLERY.

Louis DUR, wealthy German, who died
about two years ago. left collection OF about 500 pic
ture Of when ne directed his executors to select not
NOR, than 300 10 form DUR Gallery This was 10 DO
presented to some public INSTITUTION Ihe other PIC
,urcs were sold Tor about $1,000 The gallery has been
,i,, 10 the Historical society, and Was accepted Last
week Tue collection viii probably be- placed IN the
upper gallery There are no modern paintings In the
D.LLl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09
TIE FIRE RECORD.
PLYMOUTH WOODS THREATENED.
IBY ThLEGKArH 70 THE IKIBUNE.I

PLYMoUTH, Mass, May S.-A very disastrous
forest tire is raging the Cape, which threatens TO e1
tend uni TIE wind shifts through the entire forest
known as PIymou Woo!s about twenty !miles square.
1t was started by sparks locomotive On the Line Of
the Old Colony Railroad near Onset Bay and despite
the vigorous efforts OF large force OF employed by
railroad pany II mas spread WITH great rapdy
and threatens 10 destroy large amount O valuable lu
Der. fire sar,d soon after noon ana ny 10 O'Clock
Tonight had spread least Nv Give miles OF territory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09
OBITUARY NOTES.

PHGNIxyILLE, Penn. May S.-Charles NJ.
Whea Icy w,l-knoWn gcoi0sI, and pr lpuctor the
Chemical Copper Works, died o. saturday.
wore srLR, Mas, May s-Coonel Ephraim Muir
dock, " Wnchcndon. was found dead in ms this
morning lie wa. aboIt clty hrcc years old and was
Tor many yeIrs pre-Il ~ vi TIE Ohc3nIrs kaIrO.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09

HARRlsB, rG. Penn. Ma4 N.-MIt AidrT blessing,
alr cuis Aslug win .4 uAmutstnwu. ana.
culuit. Cd .ft I4o4.
cluhr lc iuf then thtra r-cli THE
" len ulec"s ctad Ao4I1Sb a
vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09
TWELYE mOKsEs BURNED.

LydeckeI's Centennial Livery Stable at Eliza
BETH y d. was destroyed by lire on sunday ngnt, to-
gether with twelve horses aud number Of carriages.
The loss is about $1,000, which there is 81, 100 in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09
THE QUEoTIOS or ASSESSMLNIS.

The decision IN the BrcVoort case, affecting the
arrears OF taxes in brooklyn, turned the ques ion
WucLher ur not the asscssOIs had Mado oath that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-09
OBlIUIRY.
MAJOR RICHARD j. MORRIS. LR

MAJOR RICHAIiD /. MORRIS, JR.
WASHNGrON, May S.-The War Depart
mont i, informed that Major Richard L. Morris jr. 9TH
Infantry. died on Saturday at Fort AssnabOine. Mon
tana from paralysis His death promotes Captain J. C..
Bates, Infantry to be Major Oi The 9TH Infantry
Major Morris was born in Now-York, and at the ont
break ~ the war e was private in the 9TH New-York
Ec-imont In June. 1851, ne became first lieutenant
in the 18th nflntry. and IN December. 1862 he was
made captain and brcyct major for gallant services at
NurrcrsluIO Tenn. Major NOrrI, remained win the
18th Infantry uuul WITHIN year two ago, when he
became Maj o. the 5tn Infantry
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Bill 10 provide Tor the adnliss.
ION OF students TO tue West Virginia
University without regard TO sex has
been rejected.
Ibe Senate, q few days ago, adop-
ted resolution, by vote oi I3 20 8.
both our Senator'S voting for it, that
the Judiciary Committee inquire into
the expedlency OF setting apart one of
the six normal schools Tor the educa-
tor aud training OF ooiorsd teachers.
Tho House bil TO pay to Henry
Entier. or Grant county, $50 %, er-
roneously paid by hlm in taxes, was
indefinitely postponed Oh motion of
Mr.. Morrow.
Senator Dgwson's railroad comlniss-
ion bill, WAS defeated in the senate
on Monday last, by a vote OF u TO Z.
The House OF Delegates has yirtu-
ally agreed upon the Congressional
apportlonment-the plan agreed up
on IN caucus-and il will not take W
much Of the time of the Senate so
that another Important measure is out
OF the way.-Whceling Register
March H.
Under tue new reapportionment OF
Senators and Delegates. Grant and
Hardy county Will Jointly send but
one Delegate, instead OF two, az at
present. The Senate districts, it is
| supposed, Will not be changed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17
FROM FRED Trick co, Va.

EDiToU IHTRLLIGENCEH IL have ius'
returned from Hamt shye county. where
we conducted series OF meetings at
SANDY Ridge.
VIZ Horn has recently died in = good
oil age, aEl loved 10y all ~no knew
him
Wheat is looking fne wherever i we
been, aud farmers appear 10 be cheerful
over The prospect.
IN Frederick county, a child Of Mr..
LEVI HuIrAcEE died Of Diptheria $
few days since.
The teacher AZ Whi,eoak Mansion.
Dir. W.. SrEoTHZR, was compelled 10
stop bis scaooI for the present, himself
having the Dip,heria end Mumps at tue
same time.
The Scarlet Fever, which lss been
prevailing 100 this community for some
time is about .ta,eI, relieve.
c.. W. o., Gaiue-Uoro. Va.
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Wants a Corner.


.hhh II - Ak, Al-iCn n, 1907.
MR. HARPER Yes, want = corner
IL your paper, il it is only big enough
10 speak word IN It's favor but to- give
= wor! Of good to tbs mGn lear Slanes-
vile, must admit, Is net tie least 81
uY motives. 70 prove that our schools
are suffering for want OF better teach
ers, ~ only 10 vsi, them and seo for
ones self. That we meet an Educa: ION
al ScACo, Tor teachers IN tais par, of iho
state, everj body viii freely admit Chen
wby he gentleman should - &c HIS tBiu
teacher talk ~ ue ! cannot leil. H4, i
AN gIaG tha; he did, for he has proved
to tic reading putlic just lhe Tact that
] wanted MIN to auo that is that ig-
noI rance is killing our schools.
i!t says tina, wrote IN" your paner
now 1 neither wtnte ia your taper. andsS
1t, or II, 1y u, Gto,e il, nor n1dc it; Tor
/ was L"enty.Eve nli3s aSny ~ the timr
Of whiting. But puttIng aside lie un-
fortunate propositions, viii corfess that
tie ScUtieman has h'eu Considering one
very important matter, and chat wgs
wien &c thought ha was .oinL 10 30 a
''punEeE.' WhaS i pity be Spoiled such
good thought! What pity the Haar-
! macy Biil haG not passed he;ure TIA,
tine for ii it had, TIE doctor wou.5
have been able, perdaps, 70 ave fouu,,
the diseased organ; AMI instead q: 10 -
eating tie trouble where hc did lie wou! f;
baye given it mor5 lofty position,
jb!Lk
Now as I have done with Mr.. "Sock
Niiier.' !: yoG will give me space for g
few out thoughts | v il! he thankful.
The corner stone O; our school sys.
ten Is L bad one. ANY body can teach. =
yes, that IS what they saj ! ILs must
coGae to an end. OlC echp0. officer.
are elected 600 twO years. aud tiis must
he changed; for .hey merely get ac-
qua;nted with thciy worI, ana the teach
erS. when their places are flied w.t.
law material. Tuey sbou'd be qIecto i
Tor I!ic, or during gooG behaviour. we
have too manY Trustees ami too many
1C9rGs OF education, some uf 7Gom rs
ce've enou-h pay 10 justify IN carin..
for the interests Of til, schools.
II teHchars nsy.ng the same grade o
certificate set the ,Iiae amount OF sSia-
-. luis D.. bad zoo. the effects aurh.
to know tEe real teachers ana psy then;
according to what they 90 ana .Doy
on2ht 20 know the ti,ae k.ilsrs ana pul
their wages do"n 10 Tho starving point
ar even TO o, and thus push ihcm out Q,
tia profession.
Hoping that school officers Kill con
slider tho Importance OF scHoui IN this
part u The state, ant cariy establish Il,
sm, yours respectfully,
ONCE ~ 4 WHILE.
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OS TuIRrr DAYs' TRIAL.-we wiz
end DR.. Dye's Celebrated Electro Vol
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culties, Ruptures, and many other dis
eases. Illustrated pamphlet sent free,
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1889 THE 1892
BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN
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Arlicl,s upon the latest discoveries. keeping
he reader aegeas, OF the times in all that relates
10 the Laboratory, tbc Work bop The Farm
the Orchard, ths Garden aud tho Dairy also
Fau Commercial, FUaaeisl, Cotton, Cattle
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BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN in HE chidren's
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DEATHS.

Near Franklin, PeDd'eton county. on
the 9TH inst, Mr.. JONI SIrLE. lie re-
coived 3 Cut in the foot about Elk week 5
sgo, causing his death. lie vas mem
Der of the runser church.
EeGr RlugevilleYon the 9Th inst, Ais.
ELIZABETH LrLLsR, relic; OF Ms. James
bil!er, III he 18th year Of her ago
Near Burlington, on he 9th inst. al
teT oief illness, Mc. WM. SHANK. aged
about 50 years.
Ga hno5leY Mountain, few miles
fro;n keyser, on tie Ssh last, OF iropsy,
Mrs. AAIGecT a. SEAMAN, aged ia
years, wife o. Mr. Johu W. Seaman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17
FROM sLANESYiLLE.

DR. HARPSR THE wheat never looI
c" net'ef at this season than At present.
Bad colds and Group are prevalent here
at present. A young man named Tuon-
AS htLLEY fell dead at Bloomery re-
Gently, We also learn that Mr.. McYrs
LOST several fngers by a circular saw.
hessrs. N. KING, and II. NJ. uocxmAN.
arc engaged in opening q coal mine
near Forks OF Capon Some of our
young men are preparing TO 90 West.
preierr'ng to work in Ohio al Is dol
lars month to remaining here andyet.
ting only dollars a month. Who ca,
blame then
We notice some improvements ia our
little village. Mr.. GREEN is erecting a
neat frame dwelling on lot purchased
al Oglesbee Bros. Mr. Green il wa
gon.maker aud blacksmith end shosid
receive the support OF the community
AROUND him. but our farmers generally
try TO Kill of all niesb anic. byIdoinr all
their own work. Almost every farCl
has It's blacksmith shop, ts shoe bench
and set or csrpeuters' tools. What the
farmer caasot do lie takes to the me.
chanic. REX
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Baltimore cutie IIorhet.

MONDAY, March Is, 1882.
Icattie ere sold AT these fFares live weigh;
hogs are sold 81 net weight that is 20 psr
cant tseaers!iyi 90 ircm live weight SheeF
are SOFT gross. hat is live weight, or noth
ing III,
BIEF CATTLs. There has been very lu!s
change in prices since lsst week -tCus have
sold ~ atout thu '6He price, quality consider
Cd, aud common Cattle Oniy shade oil, aud
ih't ;oWStds the close OF the market. The
quality aTe-ass3 fully AS good - IL vas last
Ts?&, tops teiGg Heticr. aad coIBmoa CstIle not
a. lAet aesk Prices IanQei az 5CG3SG so,
with at Of the sales from 5 1895 50 &c;
la0 ,hs.
N.Lcn Cows --Gyoa Cows arc waited and
iJr comm II there is little OF no sale Pficcs 80
GLS50, Per head, retail
Prices Of B,vf Cattle ranged as follows: Best
. 30 a. So so: that generally rated srsr
qpahis 5OGJ6 ~ medium or good fair
quality 4 25d$5 "a ordinary 'hia Steers
oxen aud CONS 20 (ig 50 70 EKirem,
range Of prices 80 a. SC 80 8osi oi ths
seies were trom 70 to - 50 per 100 us
'hs cattle received we're, ~! from Illinois,
30 from Pennsy wanna, llS nom Maryland, 80
!! on Va aud 10 head from Dhio-tutat recent 2
los he week l+3J head against iu4I last we.s
aud lCCj heni same tine last year. Ur tbs
offerings se2 Eend Eerc takca by Baltimore
butchers. yi sold 10 Wellington CIV butchers.
aud 81 head TO Eastern Spectators Total
Ssles Tor 'ne week 9I9 head. a4s,inst 9GI last
"e'Ai "ad loas bead sans ;!u,s lsst ear
Swisg.-- here has been a fair q fail rpu Of
Hogs d.hng tae past week, aud their quality
10 o ir.ds OF a. com pared with those Of til pre
ceiiug week Prices are iuHy &c loaer ,han
lat week, very few selling Al our iyp price,
al tnoie extra IlJss. H.ices ranged AT s5Et,
- cen;s vita iea extra At 81 cents ni.s,
sales beiag IT 9G9ai cents PER 10 net Arri-
T'!s tHis "etk 6Ji5 mead against 5!7I last week
Gnd Ji4j head SAME ,;ae hast year
SssAf. -lhurs has teen light sappiy Of
Sheep 90 the market his wecS aud il hss Been
SOFA cut rather early, the demand being fair on
the part Ot oar hons bG cners witI some ont
sijs IenSai The qptii:y svoreges better tb,n
II GO last week. We quote Sheep =, 4I4I cts.
auI Lambs at i3C.7f celis pet 10. grU.s Arfi-
va.5 this week I4iJ bead .g,iost i5s2 lssi
week, aha 1870 sane time last yeAt.-S4n.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-03-17

In the Broodla1 Echo Published Month.
~ 10y the Young Ladies OF The Broadus
College, Clarbsburg, this State. 80 ind
,he following paragraph, signed LIZ
Gle which pays handsome compli-
ment to The Principal Of our public
school, Miss W c. DODsoN:
Oar fancy 10 lingering now within The
walls cf The old National which for
more than two years gave Us sucd Plea
SAINT quarters and 30 mach better chance
to observe C.afksbdrg life chan ve can
ever have IN our suburban retreat. Two
Of tie FLcuty With us then never en-.
loved our present location, bot the tho.
rough work done by Hiss ". Z. DOB.
son has continued TO praise her, aad
EroadGus will ever be pleased TO carve
on one OF its foundation stOue5 the
name Of So faithful al Instructor"
IN aidltion to tho above, We can re-
mark. tia, all who know her here, speak
ia ,he highest praise Of her energy and
ability.