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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

There was a full attendance ut the Meuopoh-
an Hotel yes ed ~ OF The mcnn,rs OF me l'hl SUI
committees ~ Ire Assembly appointed to investigate INC
oti,r of parade ground for the National Guard Oh 'n-
CIV The officers II tlo various commands lh''4e'''u
vre as, present Il had been De incAuoh oil 'Ao COM
nitt.e accompanied ~ the officers and some cy o'-
ci, 10 20 up tie sound in steamer and aec-e III oN 4
sltaDI. site Tor the proposed parade sroond D"i TIE
~ lice boat Florence which had been placed nj the com
uittee's dis,csal h.d become disabled Il Was decided
10 20 10 the Sound saturday. The committee tAcn
listened 10 tue tcsmons o. those officers VINO were not
present at the last me citing.
General sha ,r, commanding the first division, stated
that b. though. TIE parade roInl absolutely nee ssafy
To c ell cheney Of troops The measure hau Dee AZ
" Gated Tor ten years. and rcsar ed faVoiaby ny
the taxpayer, enc DO ary alike. lie Thought ina the
p9radt-rround should contain about 20 acres General
T.. 50. WIu-ate tuat t4e proposed paId-. '.'
should situated l~ TO be Access Die 10y fa % l"o
NcW-1 OIk troops. a4a ~ wafer tu tAr bIoOh!h uoo'
ANA TIA. tlc rJu4u should contain me IaiSr. wv
mel Muui go.ucry, OF tne 9Th Regiment iuouehi t-e
gr.lnd -uou.l D. IlA,ed Iu General lark. Oo-'.-.
aIilc.c rad that parade ground was uCcc5st! loI
Ilia4.r II vas dUuuy necessary 10. t-c dItliit
Colonel Nu.e. O tie 1i- urged the piOPI, ~ q" 'i"-
Central Park lor Tie paiude--Tcund. toiOHri On"o
k.At, Of lltl thought luat lAc cOiuAI4tIeC
should select Central iars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
THE AEG-JERSEY BRIBERY cAsE

FROM rnE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or rHE rglBCSE.i
TRENTON, April 15.-John j. Kroner has
been arrested at WelOnll Gloucester County % COM
plant 81 Assembyma Shln, who chang Aiin With
attempted bribery. Kroner has been held iu bail %
await the acton Of the Iesc County Grand Jury OF
May next. The bribery OF shinu the subj OF tho
Legl ative investigation OF the close of sessOn.
Kroner witness, and c0rob rated shinn'- state.
inents ia all PARTICULARS, except the agreement 10 pay
and the actual payment OF the money. shmn old an
apparently straight story, but received less ceienee
than he c2peco1. account OF his d.sspael career
during the ion and because Ac demanded the return
to him Of the 500 bribery money, witch ha been given
to the committee. The committees chairman, Mr. Gator,
deposited the bills with the State Treasure, m whOss
safe they remain.
since iLe session closed. public attention ha. been
called 20 tlr tao thar rho commit fc-s report nor eK-
cul ate Mr Slun ana ar De sam" tle -hnn has been
attacked bt.grlr especially b. Democratic journals.
The arrest of kroucr On SHINE complaint VIII brlnS
the matter into court. ard eY.b The parties 20 prnS
on all tie facts. II Kroner really gave tie money 10
5huu, tn iuitVc sting quc-iDr r d. WI, Krone en-
ployel Kroner Is an rtt on cool au'n1rily. 20
have stated thst employer vas man whose name
hal not been IfntOned In thc eailon, and VINO
was Interested the u under consideration, senate
1857" for n company which hid not bceu known TO Do
actively afNtsc itlua- II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
The witness-Not by any manner Of means; quito I'll

The wftness-Not by any manner OF means quito til
reverse. almost totally the reverse.
Mr. Wilson, Of West virginia, next proceeded to inter-
rogate the witness In reply 10 questions. the witDes4
a history OF his connection with the COchet claim
As 10 ownership in this clam,h said hc only answe}
aD prepared TO give IA this That Minister Plens
potentary and member " the House OF Rcprcsenta
tiyes, has been 10 my knOwiedge, directly indirectly,
Interested IN the property 81 the Peruvian Company"He
Declined TO say whether, or not any Senator mad been
interested In IT,
Being Questioned az 70 Mr. Blaine having expressed
an opinion az % the validity 81 The claim A. the time OF
ais r-t interview with tie Secretary. he replied THAI
nshei 10 the state Department the secretarv had de-
iNed Sich formation IN regard 10 the prepared
MN 70 discuss IT, The Secretary had discuss u 10 In
manner which led The witness 10 suDoac AZ every step.
nat the socre had been al throng the papers and
hal formed al least general opinion Ia reference TO the
COcLet claim.
Q.-Haye you asceriained the consideration paid 70
GeiaciO Co bet fOr the conveyance Of his lnleret
beg u D. excused from answering nndcr. fand that
the consideration Wa, IA legal effect, sufficient IN every
respect.
MIR Wilson Was II 22OO0oi
The witness with I&uVh ID which Mr. Wilson iOnedl-
beg the examiner, indulgence.
Mr. Nl-oa-Tou haze estimated 1t a. worth great
many Millions
The witn' st might become worth great many
millions ~ p good deal las been done Do. At tne
very HtOc. Ia D0l even known n ths tns
whether tae a'her was LIVING or not Ihc y 81 lemen
WHO purchased a. took iuA.ifF ~ chance TIE Wit
ness vas asked 10 furu IN the that ne had
TONED 20 III Blaine IerIDis WhO could give cfltenes
IN regati 10 Mr liulbIt- c1ursc Oh Lima, ana De r1f
he would 60 20 tie COMMITTEES privately nat m the
ustWLon OF tIa committee ilcy might d. SUNNI llcd as
wtncsses, bat LAT otherwise ro reference SHOULD be
made 10 tEcm IN the report. The chairman siiG that
tLai "OAd Da the understanding. IL Was tIen
announce ny tue chairman t. business 20 0- 0ftho
commit would be- held Molf, 3. and thai Size KANT
nation would .umed Iu 4ay, when b. pect-
ed tlat would be- comp a least for TIC present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
a PLEA SIT Up TOO LATE.

If we are 10 have the plea or insanity SIT up
for ever, cou-pc IOus criminal lea 10 at least be brought
forward Whtr. Dc Can be Implr,HI} and tA0tousL4y
fltrI Ike any other To reserve 20 uuti every llnS else
ls To found upon the iOosc aud dnsitcd opinions OF
sons rally anxious Tor fhe escape Ui iic crIunu
and hasin their opinions solely upon the fact that he ie
utici fiuct.0nary Ike tAc Home Secretary tle heavy
AND yidious or sitting evidence without any OF tie
lids winch some times all TOO utbc I"I an cA-
ptr..uccd judcc. is 10 Labor FOR tuc d ,truciion
Of all puDlc stcIriiy against the worst or crimes.
randy becoming synonymous VIA NlcAtdhcss.
fit - bad Therefore he j. mad, the formula hey IN
cou.ciel- apply 10 every cOufc.cd criminal IL VIII
shortly become necessary 70 reverse the phrase ana TO
declare insanity crime. unless We are 10 De ONerfup
win rcu sed GRIMM Blu in tAo meantime DO may ~
sf We demanded, Ia the pubic interest," thai tne pea OI
Insanity wuatcyer may be worth, snaH De- raised IN
III r nee and time instead ~ being sprung IN
I,ln-on- case. upon the Home secretary after iOuf
t.-nrtL.' .-llu.. lDOIf the eA.lenle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
THE LANSON CASE.
TIL SUSPENSION OF sENTTN0E.
Circular from h. DFitDh Home Drce

Upon the request OF the President of the
t-ni ii state communicated by Ar Lowell, that tnr
o. cutIof of Georrr H. lsmsou should be suspended
America .cIt,Iy o. STATE Las lcspied the excel
tuu uutl April l- Ine secretary Of STATE Ir always
oil o.rcuu- ances alleged respOusO.c authority IN
favor t "A convict uI-tr ecuteucc OF death. Tic pTs-
ou.r however. A.a hc distinctly warmed that the
r-,it4 Granted raises presumption OF mai rep1tve
ar continuation IT fr capital sentence j. has been he
practice Wien rrsp.tc- granted for tue purpose OF
fur. be- INJURY either INTO matters OF law or "a iaci, That
v.r, Ills inquiry SHOWS sufficient -rOuud iUr inter-
ference the sentence o. tle las takes its course. In the
oi.e OF uOuIa- 4..acl Ia 1897. the prisoner "as exc
cfif.d ft r l.les granted BE- SIR George Grey Xcnd-
ing over six Ana the case or Mic lael Barrett.
Wo Vas ualy Actutcd lOr the explosion at CicIkcn-
vel u I~G> Sir. Dstao.ac Hardy granted resptes 81
fortnight fuf thu purpose % further inquiry
iu,o tlct- alleged a. eAcu.p4liOn Ol the prisoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
"CoRNERsD AND FUTURES"

The Committee of the State Senate when
was appoin ed 20 investigate the subject OF making
corners" and dealing IN futures met again yeSier
Gav at the Metropolitan Hotel Senators Boyd ana
Browning we're present. They examined Franklin I'd
son and Isaac IL Reed presidents Of the Produce
Exchange. ana James Bingham. member OF the B"afu
Of Managers the Produce Exchange. DR. Edsoa te7
tilted that IN his opinion, dealing IN future" III IRA"
was necessity in THIS country in order to handle grain
in the mos economical way and with the least specla
tion poss,lle He had some some doubts 10 VII ter
future selling really .ostoreI gambling, but he thouS
that The man who tried to make corner was gene
rally cured by his experience Of any desire to MAKE
second att np. and that the who was an otcd a0
ver-e.v was certainly cured Of the speculative
fever He said that II mistake 10
suppose that the country hal been injured ny
the advance grain and the consequent NANNY ."
port IT, He Thought that Tue MUIR 10 W. crs in
grain was only tcnnoraTy and that ultimately the Ia'
roads ste aIb0ate and canaloo&is had me "nv 49,
o. gran to carry tat would nave gone 70 hlaIA MI
ont corner" having been made re ga 10y IN "a
the system OF making corners anu utiii.lb ~
future" was Ma ional CALAMITY h''.I & IT,. -
were born SPECTATORS, ana n i1eA c"uluH 80
II grain, thcy would III ntt-lnE eEc; - "a ."
think that thc apccul ton IN srli ih. 'll".s -
tn- price OF the aries of me i@r rae c1h7o wy
,nrr.ee .ss erna or4ry. and always fnho"td pf q
corrr,pa ndnc depression. II III Ho t"inh II i ~
10 mac le WHEN would not %. more de;uorailAhs III
N. effects Imam the 90 corners themselves are.
Air Reeds testimony III rt gard 10 the causes an ~
feci- excessive speculation ID gram va
ever - pees NJ ihc practicaUhly OF ieSsaIo" ~
prevent o.,r sVccul.tiou. .,,.-1.
eu,Ilrs. "A y a. g rrcuc- LAcuanec On lie SrouiI Va
II heel eu ine cuisines, 81 Ne"-feFA CoiIleIs w.
the extremes oi dealing IN " futures an uO , i IN
relation 10 legitimate deaun-s a. tetIAs q. u'A 49,
firT- nod, rltely. lie thought II ApJssIDlc 40 pre-
yciit fi,. lua iIig of I'd" corners ~ ld" -.. -.
The committee adjourned 1t Lai!.r4s5 10 i'e' " ~
Sal lfi ny "a . H.. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
A DANGEROUS PRECEDENT.

Asa mere matter OF courtesy, the home sec
reary may have thought II Impossible 10 refuse the
re,urst. but the cuurse adopted seems new
rlr-- 10 he decided mistake. IL L. contrary 10 the
r of Internal ona law Tor any foreign boVer1Meht
.,eu, IN alc cases. The precedent thus established
h. "A vr.y dangerous ana undesirable one Tor l. reAuy
font- 10 tacit Hurrenderng o. one OI Tue iuOst IN
ururtulrs o. luternatloua ln"-nGiueIy tuAt
.r "a ZEN VINO violates the criminal law oi ciFl Led
Stale Is amcnaDlo % tnat Law aIOne WllIout any OeAe
Inc matter Is REGARDED the conduct OF the home oecre-
t o. pears Their fore, " DO OOth ne1PIe@Oo a41 uA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
.yau. a very capable and trust

has employed James Bryan, very capable ana 'rus'
worthy plumber ,., - M, thu further
hearings shoud not be held at Albany MI OrauS IN
that fhc members the committee who 90 not I'VE III
NewYork come here at the expense OF me egr's,N e
vacation an the eni Of each week, and ~ conshrhn
expense Colonel Bliss hoped that the meetings Wouu
be hell here. Finally IL was announced mat tne con-
nittee you'd adjourn subject the call Of the chMr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
A COMMON AMERICAN VICE.


The Home secretary had no choice, perhaps,
b ~ courea tue respite asked FOR, considering VINO u
,s f.t made he request and the reasons alleged ID
support of H. But unless these reasons turn ou 10 Dc
y,rt much more weight, than L. supposed, the United
-.atr- Government Viii have taken IN EXTRAORDINARY
stet ana ret precedent which they may hereafter nu
,tiu-l. inc0aVctlent IOr themselves surprising
that IA can BE- that iain-On wa Insane ~ som
time OF other during MA lie, or that ne Ws slave -
nh. common American vice of injecting morpma under
The skin ~ tna he had exaggerated opinion as 10 the
cura se value OF acOAine III ccriaiu Gisese uot Vs
guilt or innocence n tue particular crime Tor when 10
ma been condemned ~ death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

to the writer End the receiver These certainly
should not be omitted.
Meanwhile accept my sincere and cordial thanks
for your kind remembrance. and believe me, yours
faithfully, HfNRY w. LONGFELLow.
The foregoing letter WIS among the last written
by Mr. Longirlow, and the brief ans;on TO his Ill
ness, As We read II to-day, hos pathos allied to
some of his saddcst poems. CuARLEs LANMAS.
Na.hMltln. y. G.. Ami IL. 1sN2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
THE PKINCETONS DEFEATED.

The Princeton College base ball nine played
their first game with the Metropoiiians at the Polo
Grounds yesterday afternoon About 100 people were
or. SENT many Of whom were women.
af.tr.rolt.n -..............-.. 2 3 o 2-l3
P5S ', - ........... o D q . . = b
Kuus earn-d-aetIOpolitan Princeton !. Struck
out-MetropoItGn, q; Princeton, y. Let on pases
Nrtrouolttu A : Princeton, l. First base On called
bals-MetrOpoll Princeton l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
COUNSEL FOR THE MALLEY BOYS.

PHILADELPHIA. ADril 15.-ln answer To the re-
port May boys VINO are charged Win
Inc murder Of enne Crainer Maven haG secured the
serVces & Cassidy OF this city, leading counsel
for tie defence said morning tLAt yet
had NO connection with Iho
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4 n
PHILADELPHIA, ADrl l0.-Ihe jury ID lhe case
n, imam kenneiy bookkeeper for Jonathan Poscy, 10
le verdict acquittal this morning lie was ShAseu
win emDc 1Llng over siOvVo IvIn LA el1pioyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

VNVALIDS' HOME.-A cure By natural
i neans aud chr0aic cl.es Of RAeun ati,n,
Consumption Asthma c. oI sliins summer an! AZ
m"nths Is miles nom cty. Address l. \. GALLOWAY,
DorDE I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
WHAT MIR. sHlPHERD GAINED.

q nil vou ever realize for the Peruvian Company
or sdvantaee from your correspondence and dealings
With Mr. Hurbutl Ayes. sir, great deal Ot adYan-
CO.,. 7 tbought at times he disposed TO let Us
, care OF ourselves But the advantages which have
rulted 10 H. have resulted think for tile most part
without any intention OF cooperation On us part anu
without any good VIII 70 rs -,
Odd YOU realize from the instructions or the Secte-
taT Il ate under the influences that you brought 70
b,r upon HIN lOr sought Ol the advantages which you
eXpcctedl Am . very Large measure.
- nrn the Instructions 10 MIR HurDut were such as
YOU desredi A.-For the most part they were exactly
what / desired. ~ a., A., ,...
which YOU expected A.Ihat continued CONTINUOUSLY
t,ue untl the nnal contamination that would place Us
IN possession property Inc history ol et9ns Ws
moi -ucu As u render mat COnsummalou possible up 70
Tie time when secretary Blame left the state Depart
LDent. "a. a.. s...o ~, ,,-,,n.,t
did vo understand that his influence and INSTRUCTIONS
were in favor Of the Development VI yodI e
,iner fhe Influences which brought 10 pear upon
INN Al understood them To d. ehtHen corual'
favorable and helpful far as the intent OF Tue score
y ~ Il he WAS concerned and IN elect o0ectNel5 80
far a. results were concerned, unl receiver Tue etlot
az D.cemDer g. think lraAled sd0sIautiay Al lii1
c.uld have eXpected 10 realLs-Gencrhl huflnul De
n i, toe man that he far as the secretary Oh
80 a. concerned think he dd every thing FOR me
mat really wanted u be DONE In any nanhcF OF Orn,
M To the I'm November. wien Nc wrote 70 GeHetai
urbu that he not bother AOOuI tne Ooehcb eiah
any more. .
Ar Lord-The object Of the inquiry Is 20 show that
,rbnteyrr may have been your attempts on Gcneral
but aud on influencing the state DepaS tHent by
sucn resources you could bring 10 Dear upon ~ lVu
esscntially failed IN bringing influences 10 bear that
ond develop aud perfect the interests or the PERUVIAN
Company. IL not that SUBSTANTIALLY sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
CHERRY HILL FARM HOUsK.-On b

NOR KENI ut LUNG HRANtH.-Fu rHlshtI
n. ne Gotta g. with and kitchen. yard.
g0od vel barn siih stabing Tor Two horses nrr lrchs
and Iot Office ole hiatt from beach .asra 70 tho
beach every h:teen Address OWNER Box 7, Long
Branch y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
Gummcr Resorts.

Won BEACH HOTEL, Bath, l.. l., y. T.,
n opens for tl- season May J. hrscass niy ho'e
one hour from NeN-YDfS city. Good hshns 'oaiinB
hing auc Ealing Apply 10 the hotel
THOMAS d. WINCHESTER. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

DkOSPEJI HUU 81. - -, -,
Il BAY SHORE LONG ISLAND
IA u tlU Great -DAth Say;
has die finest shing AID yachting IA the vicinity " neg.
M only hotel directly The Atct IT. 81 "a
ton renders il from insects or ma aria i"Oo ~ fee
very desirable cottages 10 let near hotel
Special terms Tor AprA and LAY a, n .,,,,pr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

washing done. Address
w Mr. IAANNIGAS, 2O9 East 9TH ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

belmont HALL, SchOOieys Mount IN.
ID j. opens June !: nrsi-cass accommodaiions and r.
s,uabe tatr-. cool heatful mountain air aud Dcauuf
s.r..ry Accessible by Del Lack and csteru r. X an
teuirSl X T. y. J. Address d. A. CROWELL, FroPr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

4 ~ I~NII-T. NIVI y 7
y rreTner House opens June IS. Terms - 80 geP
day sI7 ~ " 30 qer HecA ., - .
Phpnicla isisr Ounty.N I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

~ advertise
THE HONE JDC NAL,
- CENTS A LINE
Eight limos. 10 weeks so 80 ID aaydneo 60 ,. d.. -.
~ .esD. F44o lOt IS-- "Ai DC IS
sued e. month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

NURSE.-By a respectable American elrl as
= -tcrf, or half grown cbdr. 49, city
reference rom st employer SO III west l'thst'
9Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
DAYlLION HOTEL Islip, Long Island;
Sow oI.en JAMES SLATER
DKOSPECT HOUSE

PENINSULA HOUSE, Sea Bright y. IA
d. class family sea-snore resort, bathing boating
Ninety minutes from New YORK
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-13
PLEASANT DALE.

Tacsr is some complaint OF ro,a o
70. ani l. would he well TO look Tho
potatoes over occasionally.
Hogs ere diving 10 considerable unm-
hers. Il is supposed that thew have
been poisoned by eating mushrooms.
Farmers are Gearlg all through with
their ftll seeding aud arc now engage I
IN cutting up the C ,rn cr. y.
Mr.. j. NJ. Flnry AMI wife also Messrs.
Minor Haines and w. 5. Aikirc With
their wives are Attending the Winches-
Ter fair.
Mr.. Ji.r,s Cow sili has heen quite III
for some time bu, is now somewhat
better.
The repairs at ZION Church have been
completed. and the Ham ,s',ire CT -ope.
ration OF the Disciple Church meets
there on Friday or this week
The annual lore feast of tic German
Baptist was attended By large con.
coursc Of people. THREE persons were
baptized on Saturday.
Dir. j. w. Carter who has been I'm
Biltimors for sorno tim, has returned
and is now actively engaged in selling
goods. lie mt Mr.. e. II. Harper who
IS hc says doing II good business.
EEX.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-13
y 81 Isss ON ALA

The Misses pAns9Ss from Peadlc'on
county, recently spent fortnight With
their sister Mrs. I'll. Russell. iu this
place.
A Third teacher was added TO Tie corps
of Public School teachers in ibis place
on M,niAy last, Miss ELLEN SclNLAN.
daughter Of our worthy fellow county
man, Mr. Michael Staolaa.
Isaac =. BHADY, Esq, has removed
his family from the farm near this place,
TO town.
Mtssrs. G.. r. DALEY AMI 7. W.
MCDowEb. Lett here lat week for Bal.
timore to attend the Medical College.
whcre,at the conclusion ofttc session, sc
hope both will be f,upi high up in their
classes Mr.. IESnY r. WIRGNAy also
left for Alexandria, Va, to prepare
himself to en.or upon ,he responsible
duties Of ministerial lfc.
Mr. CHARLES HAuNIsoN OF tho vi,
entity % this place, returned some
weeks siocc 20 tho State University at
Morgaatown. bis third year There. Ills
sister, Miss MATTE HAEwfsoN accom-
panied him as Ear "a Chrksbrrg where
she expecss to spend tic Winter with
relatives
Sec notice e NJ GtoEoa ". SH5cE-
EY. ID another column.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-13
DEPARTMENT. or FREE SCHOOLS,
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

= =. y
Mn. HARPER TIE fGlhw:ny are
some OF The subjects 10 be discussed by
Sapt. NEWELL. of Maryland. at the Sa.
rcriniemdens Convention az Keyser, W.
Va, Oct. i7th, 18th, l9.h & ooh, 1882:
LIST. The Inspection Of schools
2nd. The organic .tion OF SAFE or
Cahaty systems Of schools.
Sd. Graded Schools.
i,h Methods oi lnsrruc, ion.
oh. Methods OF Government and
Discipline.
Oh Reading as tho most important
element OF common school cduoali on.
An evening" l. cturc, ujat,: Con.
LESSONS OF al old School Master
Other prominent ciUcltors will also
he present 20 aid in TIC work. Every
body who Can should attcui. Yours
truly, Is. Ia. BUTCHER,
STATE Superintendent FREQ Schools
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-13
DEATHS.

On the 9th lust, at her residence in
Frostbnrg, Maryland. Mrs. AxNA NJ
WARD, mother of Mrs Wesley Ham
mond Of tits place. sitter a long md
painful Illness OF cancer, age, 6j ycars.
Mrs. ". was one Of the most fnith(nl OF
christians from early life, aud b hor.
Death was n w,l;1mr visi an. IS her OK.
Ocrienco Ike On u OF ) = u';wAs: 90
die is gal n" One Gy one the sheaves
are being gathered in - Httlc while
and NC will all gather al The River"
III
On tho 29,h ulf.. pcar Ru.h Vile.
Rockingham county. Va. Mrs. MoLLrF
wife ol SAMUEL i. Pn;EsT. Ts1 Of
FrInkiin, Penolcton county. Her dis
ease was cancer. She had gone to Rich-
mood. VIC learn from the HIGHLAND he .
roraice where an operation was perform.
ci a0d tho Cancor removed. aDd was re-.
turning home. when dcath overlook Der.
ant sle went with the grim messenger
with tiai calm fo-'iludc which charac-
ter.z"d her during 81 her intense suffer-
iu2s She was a11u' - wears ~ aqe
nrd q member ~ the Methodist Church.
She leaves five child-ca
~ .is Residence ~ " SI,n. An
e"s'a county. Va. On the IN inst.
Capt. SAMUEL PAUL. Treasurer Of that
county, eyed - years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-13
MAE TSIE.D.

On the 9Th mat, 1T the residence o!
thc brides parents near III .aslnt ID lie.
~ Elicr ID. y. Arnold Mr. PEnRy J.
CHESHIRE % Miss ANNA VI. GRAPES.
bOib Of this county
~ ihe residence Of L. Il. ie. htig.E>
Ia Cumberland on Wedne sday lat IL,
Rev. G. w. Baldwin Nr. Wa T. TUR-
SER 20 Miss May F4c IRA, all of that
place.
AT the residence Of he brides pa
rcats. IN tn vicinity ct No rri,ii, on
thc 4tu iu4,.. hv tia Rev. l. Il. Mlrk-
wool, Mr.. Jo'rrI lIfEDgICx- ox. Of
Piedmont, Hiaarai c)gnty, to Miss
IlErTIE NoWnoarEH
o. . q lst inst. "a, lIar'mlnsviI'r, 10y
ev j. ~ Nihiser Mr.. y. II. SwIsns
10 Mss MARY EyANs. both OF Miucral
cOuny.
On The 3 last. in Keyser ~ Ray.
81. j. Mayd@oIl. Mr.. EDw,Ru *. PgN-
NINGroN TO Miss N. J. KYLE, both Of
the same county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-10-13
RoMNEY WEST VA. SPRINGFIELD WEST VA.
FALL, 1882.

We the public that fully
IN both homney and Springfield stores With the Of large
anticipate business and
load ut Wa
this low long to
Phosphate
in large small quantities with o sui
Vein Rune
lump; also limited quantity of Anthracite. -
We purchased tremendous
and Shoes direct from the mandatory Boston all which
sale n few
sands generally I'm.
GLIDING ladies liabggn Hosiery gents BAL.
biggan Hose