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New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
ACCIDENTS At PHILIDELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19.-Robert Gamble,
aged sixty of North Penn Village, was run over
and killed this evening at Franktord Junction by train
on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
John Black age thirty-three living in IIaTowgatc-
lane. was by freight train on the Pennsyl
vania Railroad at KcnsingtOnIvc. tnis morning and re-
cciyed Injuries from which he died this afternGou.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
4 SUSPICIOUS CONFLAGRATION.

A fire Yesterday afternoon on The inst iIOOl
of the foursory brick tenement house at No % Third
ave- occupied by Ansonia Farina, as boot and shoe
STORE caused damage 10 the sock of $500 aud TO the
building of $500 The Fire Marshal was Informed tha
the fire v as "A very suspicious one.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
PATHS BIRTHDAY.

CINCINNATI Feb. 19.-At the Grand Hotel
tonight Madame Patti gave dinner 10 her company ia
honor Of her birthday after which she ercnadcd by
her orchestra. SHE achieved great last night
and sang To an enthusiastic audi nee o. fully 5000
people being recalled number OF times and receiving
mai nv lioWers.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
IN tbis class II was decided to hold the next

ton he paid to this class 1t decided 10 hou e heA
convention at Newburg. H., ..o
Religious services in the city churches today were
conducted by the delegates Several special services @
during the day, and farewell meetings Ill Two o q;
principal churches were held this evening Nearly al OF
The delegates remained in the city Sunday Great
interest has been manifested by tue cllths III III "0
meetings during the convention
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
THE SPANISH PILGRIMAGE.

MADRID, Feb. 19.-In consequence of the disso-
luton of the Carist committees for organizing the
proposed pilgrimage the Spanish prelatcs are about
To issue pasoras directing the constitution of fresh
committees to be composed of Catholics of all par
ties 1t is expected that Carliss will abstain from
articiuatlOu.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
A DARING BURGLARY.

HARRIsBURG, Penn, Feb. 19.-Five masked
burglars broke into the farm house Of Michael Urich,
five miles from here last night. They Oyopowered Mr..
Uirch and his wife, aud with drawn pistols compelled
the old couple 10 dlyuge where their M ney was con,
cealed. The robbers secured $1,000 IN cash, and
QcgamDeu.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
A SWISS PROPOSAL REJECTED.

BERNR, Feb. 19.-The proposal of the Federal
Council to conclude an international treaty liking
standard for gold and silver cona-e has been re-
fused by England Germany. France, Italy aud
other Powers.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20

LONDON, Feb. 20.-The correspondent of
The Times at Paris says THE Cabinet Council has
decided that it perfectly impossible to go beyond the
last concessions granted toEngond in regard to the com
NOR al
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
THE NEW STEAMER CHATrAHO0CHEE.

SAvANNAn, Ca, Feb. ia dispatch from
Rarnbrdsc Ga announces the safe arrival ofthe new
stealnsr Caattah0Ochee, Captain Moore she VIII pro-
cec Columbus tU-iaOrIOW On TIE arrival OF Inc lnli
train from savannah.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
CALAIS PARTLY FLOODED.

CALAIS, Feb. 19.-1here was an extraordinary
high tide here to-day. The wafer reached tho quays
washed away the embankment and penetrated the
dry docks.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
NEWS FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
sKoBELEFF CAUSES A SENSATION.


THE SPANISH PILGRIMAGE REVIVED.
General Skobelelf'srecenta anti German speech
has rendered the Emperor William angry and
has also caused displeasure at Vienna. 1t is
reported that COssacks are about to march on
Merv. The Spanish pilgrimage is to be car
rled out on new plan.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
sKOBELEFFs SPEECH CONDEMNED.

VIENNA Feb. 19.-The entire press here condemns
General SkobelefPs recent speech. in which he ex-
pressed antl-German sentiments. The EremdenbiGH
says the speech IS significant because thousands of
kusslaIs hold the same views. Pansllyism 1t
aliis rs aS great danger for Russia for Europe.
LONDON, Feb. 20.-A dispatch TO The Standard
from Berlin SAYS: The Emperor has expressed tho
deepest indignation and sorrow because of General
Skobelefs remarks lie said that if such wanton
prOvOcations continued he would be compelled TO
resort 10 energetic measures"
The DdiLy Ne1css Berlin correspondent tccgrAphs
Government intends to ignore General Skobclei7s
speech for the present.
PARIS. Feb 10.-General SSobecf has stated in
an interview that he made his recent speech simply
a private individual, and that, although the
report of his speech was exaggcrat d lie adhered to
importance attached TO his utterances.
In the speech which has caused much sensation,
General Skobcef, addressing SeTvian students,
declared that struggle between the Slavs and the
Tcutons was inevitable, and that it would he long,
sanguinary and terrible, but that the slavs would
triumph. General Skobelef concluded follows:
II any one attempts TO mOlest States recognized
by treaties, thank Heaven you will not be alone.
II fate so decides we shall meet again the battlefield,
side By side against the foe" The remarks OF
General Skobce have acquired special significance IN
aSmuch the Gar recently hOnOred him so far as 10
name Russian man-Ofwar after him.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
Hanged Al BELLEVILLE. 7EX4S.

CIyCINNATI, Feb. ia dispatch received
here announces the hanging yesterday Of Niles Thomp
soa, Ut Beleyille. Texas.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
would seem to embarrass Peru in the hour of her

would seem TO embarrass Peru in the hour of her
great distress"
So far from Mr. Blaine's being subject to censure
for asking that tins claim be considered by Peru,
he would have neglected plain duty
if he had failed to do so. The case had been ex-
amined by the law officer of the State Department
ment ought to ask from Peru the justice of its con
sldcratiOn before its own tribunals. To three sepa-
rate American Ministers at Lima, Mr. Brent, Mr.
Secretary Fish. authorizing them to their good
offices in behalf of the Landrcau claim. There has
been an attempt to contradict this and to assert
reau claim. he official documents show this to be
untrue Mr. Fish three times authorized the
use of good offices =, in It's behalf. 10
Mr.. Brent, the first Minister so authorized,
Mr.. Fish subsequently, wrote that he should take
no further steps III the matter but that was because
Landreau made grave charges against Mr Brent In
connection with the claim, Twice atterTaTt, ~, III
period of five years Mr. Fish renewed TO Mr.. THOMAS
and to Mr. Gibbs authority to their good offices
i'll behalf of the Landrcau claim.
Before Mr. Blaine took acton on the LandTgau
claim another important event had happened ne
House of Representatives, III the Congress PreceuhS
his appointment Secretary of State had consil-
cred The Landreau claim and had unanimously
passed resolution requesting the President :" TO
take such steps as in his opinion may be proper and
in accordance with international law to secure 10
John &. Landrcau final settlement and adJus!
ment of his claim against the government OF
PERM
Following his strict duty Mr.. Blaine instructed
General Hurlbut TO his good Offices to secure
hearing for Landreau before a Peruvian tribunal,
but not to do so in way to embafTaSS or distress
perq;" But nothing ever came OF It, Gen9Iai
l1urlbut wrote that the claim good one, but
he no doubt found that the fortunes of war had
swept everything from Peru, including the property
TO which the LGndreau claim attached. No other
claim referred TO in the Peru-Chilian cor
respondencc This statement of the facts ought
certainly TO be sufficient 10 dispose of every charge
reflection or nsinuation that has ever been made
against Mr. Blame In these matters.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20

Merv, which has become noted on account of the Rus
sian advance in Central ASIA is 300 miles southeast of
the City OF Khva. II is OH the caravan road from
Meshcd TO Khiva and BOkhara, and once nouiish
ing town, surrounded by beautiful gardens.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-20
ADVANCING ON MERV.

BERLIN, Feb. 19.-News has been received from
St. Petersburg to the effect that it is affirmed on
gaod authority that a detachment of CossackS with
adequate staff officers has been ordered to Merry.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-09-14
ArrkVhl Of IsOllC&l dieitsc

The four rolled Angus IN hall he''-
ers, selected for herd oil Mr.. VIM. H.
Whitr'dge, Of Baltimore county, have
safely reached their owner and are
now in quarantine on his 1aFm i"
Green Spring Valley. Three OF them
were prize takers at the Royal Nort"-
ern and local Shows TINS season, an"
all of them Lave been served 10y APP
moved bulls Of the most popular
strains The two families Of greatest
repute in their native country Tue
pr,d,s and Erlcas, are both largely
,enre,euted in Mr.. WhitrldGes herd
and an opportunity w''' be "'''''r' o'
testing under the new conditions OIL our
climate and situation the merl'd o' d
hr,ed which certainly Is awakening
much favorable criticism wherever
supcimens have been introduced 'h'o
this country
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-09-14

corn stool he raised two or three hun
dr,.l pumpkins and an ample supply
of beans. From bed OF 81 X yards
square he usually obtained sixty bush.
els of onions; these sold for 81 u bash :
which amount purchased his flour for
one year. Thus from one-thlrd OF an
acre and and onion bed he obtained
his breadstuns and two or three ham
dred pounds of pork. The remainder
Of the ground was appropriated" to all
kinds Of vegetables for both sumner
and winter use He also had a flower
garden, raepberries, currents goose
berries in great abundance, and also a
few choice apple, pear, peach ana
unluct trees
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-09-14

81 am constantly g",'in. into hot
water, SAID the soap. 'Oh dry ny,
said the towel.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-09-14

House and Farm
THE CAPE WORM

Altar a careful investigation IN SCI
.ut,6c works on kindred species OF 10
ternal parasites, | have come to the
conclusion that the natural history Of
,Le cane worm is as follows That IN
The spring of the year the young pon''
,,n in their search for insect1veroos
food amongst decayed vegetable mat
ter swallow the eggs OF very hu'a''
worms which in about four or SIX
weeks attain their full size and PRO
arcs their fatal effects. | have years
,,,o sav.,aI times examined them I'M
der compound microscope as 'aNe'
from out the aindpres OF p""l'ry 'h''
had Just died from this cause 1"ey
,,o,e always found clustered together,
generally between FIVE and e'S"'ee"
:, ,u,hnr, Of q reddish color, chel J
nvar half AN inch IN length, ft" cas-
as,,;oo thus size, cyIlnhrlcaI IN torn
and wha, is curious, IN all l 'O"s t"
,,,.,,.l were folked or divided at one
end, having the appearance o' f0'
sessinc two heads Oh long hecNS' ore
If which is supposed to be esreclaI'y
,..a Ia fasteu ii self the more securely
,ous place Of Judgement. as may D"
we'll known to those who lave gu
,l.,vn,pd to detach them by means OF
t,,h.,s thread or horse hairs. lhey
,oro ,o,ud I, be chiefly females ('he
mules being considerably smaIler) MI
al with eggs, aud from having ''f'V
=, their Growth, now desire TO emerge
% ontar more particularly INTO ''ch
mo,s, ground, to make then 'epos'''
to rsarpr"r the following Sr''"E, y, Az VI
l,,,h, r these worms be merely killed
.,1 thrown en- the ground the mature
,o,. will probably remain un'nN'e"
,,d when decomposilon sets IN '"'
youny embryus will sooner OF later ''
cane from the shell. migrate INTO 'n'
soil or some congsn4l matter, ana III
t,mat4lv find their way sH''" 'h'o Tue
passages OF young loul''' "'' : A@
birds.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-09-14

G.1n Outfit furnished free, with full in
NIL structions for conducting the mes
WV profitable business that anyone cai.
engage in The business is so easy &c
learn and our instructions are SO simple
andplnin, that any ono can make grca'
profits from tine very start NO one can
fail who's willing to work. Women arc
us successful as men. Boys and girls Gar
earn large sums. Many have made at he
business over one hundred dollars in sin
gle week Nothing like it ever known be
fore. All who engage are surprised at The
ease and rap'lity with which they are able
to make money. You can engage in thrs
business during your spare time at great
profit. You do not have to lnves, capl,al
in it. We take all the risk. Those who
need ready money, should write to It's ut
once. All furnished FREE" Address
TRUE IL CO., Augusta, Maine.
Dec. Isl y.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-09-14
10 Destroy MOlr~'

With small knife cut under ana
raise one side Of the heart OF a gram
of corn, under he heart place some
strychnine, press back the heart 90
IA where the moles have freshly work
81, pierce with the finger To his tnn-
net; drop the corn INTO fh7 '"'4'''l:
close the hole made by the iinae' DO
this in several places.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-09-14
The Value Ot Oat~'

The better fam economy anu wv
fe.lluc value of crops are nh"e'S'o''
tho NOR, oats will be appreciated "h'
the larger will be their consrHp'''
unon the farm. The clam IS ne
qnsutly made that they are not p'''
able as compared with cQrn' a"'
hence, though possessing merit '"'N
must always take secondary pace
Let US compare the cost OF piod"e''
m acre of oats aud their value w'''
corn. It is estimated that II WI
cover the cost Of plough'ne, sowing
harvesting and stacking an acre o
oats, including seed, The straw
valued by the amount Of prote'ne am
and fat it contains is worth by h''
hound more than one half good mea"
ow hay, or one-third that OF cor"
When corn is worth % cts. per bush
ell, oat straw is worth So lor ton, or
The product per acre OF oat stra" b'
one ton, its equivalent IN corn Is l.
bushels. The feeding value OF o"''
by the pound is determined by 'h'
protiue about 20 per cent. at owe corn
this places the value Of bushei "
oats at about two.thlyds that OF
busLel Of corn. If crop OF corn o'
thirty six Bushels per acre, 1t VIII re
onjre one ton Of straw and seventy
two bushels Of oats On An acre TO max
it's feeding equivalent These are
however, simply Theoretical values
easur,d by protelne; prac'ica''y' 'h'
oats and straw are worth more thar
the corn, because they will be bite
masticated, and they furnish NOR
bulk. Again. there is a Inference II
the cost Of production in favor CT tn
oats amounting to nearly IS per acre
il the oats he fed in the sheaf; 20 tha
upon an average if the number o
bushels Of corn and oats IN two held
be the same, the greater profit for feed
lnc to cattle is in the oats, This sup
posos the oats to be cut early and 'e'
in the yheaf, and it makes no allow
snce for the cornstallts, for who
the oAt.tieId makes full compensation
by allowing the farmer to plough IN
crop of rye for full pasture.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-09-14

m sAE ca Great chance to make
e. Eas IA money. Tbo~c wnoa'wayn
s " ~ st"k" adyaniaceo' the good
chances for making npntY THAT are offered
generally become wealthy, while those who
do no, improve such chances remain l.
poverty. We want many men, women,
BOYS and girls to work for us right in then
own localities. Any one can do the WORK
properly from the first start. The business
viii pay more than ten times ordinary
wages. Expensive outfit furnished tree,
No one W no engages fails TO nal Ike money
rapidly You can devote your whole limc
to the work, or only your spare moments
Full information and all that is needt"
sent free. Address STINsoN " Co,
oct u ", Portland, Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-09-14
d. n. McEA emmy,
1876 West Fayette st.
Baltimore Md.

ss1'An Yourselves by making money!
SSHs Hhrr golden chance is ot'eredtI
asaIDa thereby always keel ing poverty
from your door. Those who always takd
advantage of the good chances for making
money that are offered, generally become
while those who do moi improve
such chances remain i'll p verify, We wait
many men, women, boys and girls to wolk
forus righ, in their own localities. Th
business Wil! pay more than ten times OF
binary wages We furnish an expensive
outfit and all that you need free. No out
who engages fails TO make money very
rapidly. You can devote your whole time
to the work, or only your spare moments
Full information and all that is needed
sen, tree. Address >TINSON Il CO,
bee IL $. Portland, Aain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-20
AUCTION SALES.
SALE
VALUABLE WAREHOUSE AND WHARF
pPOpEPpy

PROPERTY.
By virtue ota decree of the Corporation Cour,
nl tnc city Of Alcxandria Va, rendered at it's SEN
'tmDcr Term. $50, i'll the cause of .no III. Inman
=, us, " ictcr Wise trustee. ct ais. will Offer
t 'l h1.c ny public auction. in front of the on
trance to the Court room on Fairfax street IN ~,
clty oi Alexandria, Va ono. y 90 '"'
SATURDAY. the 21st day of October 1880
at L o'clock NJ, the following valuable pronsr,,
ALL OF THAT LOT OF. GROUND with the
I"o BRICK WAREHOUSES; and other imnrov,-
mchts thereon i'll the said city of AleSandria
., na' pouhucd rs follows: Beginning at a point on
ING Sist SIDE ot Union Street lis feet j inches
nortn ~ oil Duke street and ut the north line of r
". .ioiettS lot, and running thence north. on
onion street 30 feet: thence east parallel will
Dtkc street INTO the Potomac river; thenc,, soufh
AM" lartilrf with Union street 30 feet thence
west lna straight line to the beginning, OF which
sad lot Of ground. strip, FIVE feet wide on tho
northern part thereof fronting on Union street
ana extending clsr:to Potomac Strand rs bcen l.;d
OH rs part OF ten leet alley with the uS,. OF said
alley III common with others entitled thereto, and
III rights ana appnrtcnanccs to the said lot of
ground belonging -
Also ALL THAT DOCK mr. w.t.r l,t
OF that one Of the brick warehouses on the obov,
dcscrhcd lot tof ground which fronts OH the Strand
ana winch binds OH the south side of WHARF
formerly owacd by Josiah IT, Davis: said dock or
water lot being in front 3S feet, and runninne,st-
WardlS the same width rs in front. into the poto-
mac river WIN the use of the south side of Tin,
sald wharf;~und all rights and appurteuanrrs nj
every knd to the said dock water lot belongings,
Terms oi Sale: Onc-fOurth of the purchase
money To be paid in cash and the residue in a; IL
ana Is months with interest from day Of sale thr
noil"S OF the purchaser with good persona, secur-
ty tn be given for the deferred PAYMENTS and tbr
title to be retained until they are paid
ScplJ-2aWtS PETER WISE 'rrustno
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-20
By Green & Wise, Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OFVALUABLE REAL ES.
TATE IN the city of Alexandria, Va.-By
virtue oi deed OF trust dated on the 10Th day os
august 1878 and ly request of The beneficiary
therein named. will offer for sale BY public aur-
ton IN front Of the entrance tn the Court Room,
on Fairfax street, in the city of Alexandria, Va,
on Thursday the 9th day of October, 1882. NJ
~ o'clock m, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
with the BUILDINGS and appurtcnanccs thereto
belonging, situated ON the south side OF Duke
street and east side of Columbus street, in said
city OF AlcNilndra, and bounded :,s follows: BE-,
ginning III the intersection of the said streets and
rumnln" thence east on Duke street one hundred
ana lwcnty-thrcc feet. five inches t1o3 It. ) in J.
Thence west parallel witt, Duke street to Column
bus street. I" the liuc of VIM w. Adam: then
south raiall" to Columbus street two hundred
and inrty-four feet ten inches t2ll feet 10 in
thll with Columbus street Ia the beginning.
his Is one of the most desirable locations in the,
cry. having an area of $4,000 S,lllarc feet of
ground, beautiful lawn, finely shaded alsu Il nun-
Der ol Iruit trees of fine varieties. The housc is
large. has all the modern convcnicnccs and is
suitable lur school purposes.
Terms "f sale: So 600 in cash and enough Il,
pay the expenses ofcxccuting this trust and the
residue in u, IL and q months, equal payments
win lnicrc, from day of sale, the payments TO he
secured ny deed of trust on the property. ..'aao.
Scln,-iw JNO. w. BURKE Tr,,Strr
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