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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
TRADE nnEyITIrs.

About 10000 railroad sGu enter Chicago
daily.
New York eonsunss daily ao,oCobushols
Of potatoes,
Holland Is shipping kraut to the United
States by the ton.
Kentucky lost by dogs last year s,772
sheep, valued ut 81 ,0S0,
A total Of SS,OOO,0OO was earned in 1881
in carrying grain from New York.
Thenumber Of Cattlegrazing in Wyoming
is estimated ut 100000 head.
In the last nine months Abiline, Kansas,
has shipped 2,2G0 tons Of bones.
The cheapest thing in the country at this
time Is the railroad freight tariff.
There is more hog product in stock ut
Chicago at this time than ever before.
Canada is shipping barley freely into the
United States, and buying our flour.
American vessels carried none Of the
grain exported from New York last year.
Davenport, Iowa, shipped 100000 bush.
els Of onions in 1880 and l0l, 1000 bushels
last year.
The potato crop OF last year, in the Uni.
ted States, is estimated at not over 20 per
cent.
The cattle plague is said to have been
thoroughly eradicated from the German
Empire.
The United States supplied England with
about three-fourths Of its imported wheat
last year.
Cotton has been successfully CuItivatedin
Kansas, one man near Independence hay
ing raised 100 bales.
Wyoming Territory is in n flourishins
condition. Tho number Of cattle and sheer
have doubled since 1860.
The Vermont Merino Sheep Breeders
Association have admitted 900 Aocks t
record since its organization.
Annual public sales Of Hereford cattle
are to be held at Chicago, the FIRST to oper
on Wednesday, April 20, 1882.
The latest venture in the live stock bust
ness is goose ranch soon TO DO started b,
prominent cattle man in Texas.
Atlanta, Ga, recently opened an elevato
OF 100000 bushels capacity. II was /
private affair, and the forerlnner Of other
on more extensive scale.
The farmers Of Long Island are alarmed
over another outbreak Of pleuro pneumo
mia. That district has always been tn,
chief seat OF the disease in the Unitet
States.
The visible supply of grain in the Uni
ted States january was: 1880, 42l bush
els wheat, 1926, SSl bushels corn, 2,69S, 10;
bushels oats, 2,Sls,5S5 bushels barley ant
l,24s,064 bushels rye.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
OSCAR wILDE'S LECTUnE.
his Ruslness Manager Not Particularly
Accumulated with The IutelIIEencer.

Acquainted with the IntelIIEencer.
WASHINGTON, January &c, 1882.
Correspondents Of the Intelliscncer.
Although prophet be not without
honor save in his own country, such is not
the case with newspaper. For in your
country the name ISTELLloEScER is one OF
dignity and power-one to which Business
Managers bow with respect and at whose
talismanic sound sound the doors Of the
Opera House fly open. But, alasl the Bust.
ness Managers in this part OF the world are
anlignorant set Their information as to
the dignity and power OF your respected
Publication Is especially lam0ntable. And
the other day, when l requested Of Mr..
Hewitt, the travelling agent, an interview
with Oscar Wilde, because was connected
with the Wheeling INTELLioENCER, he
actually laughed in my face-or rather, in
your face, Mr.. Editor, for was but an
liumblereprc sentative OF yourself, and said,
sspshawl there's no money in that for us"
SIR, you have been insulted! You should
have gore. II l hadn't felt that that
wretch's blood was rightfully yours
should have taken 1t on the spot. But il l
didn't get an interview l did get to his
lecture.
Mr.. Wilde spoke at Lincoln Hall-which
was, perhaps, untortunate-for the place
islhaIrenoi scenery, even the drop curtain
beingoi some plain red material, and the
siage, which has Just been extended, pre-
SCENTS d decidedly uninterestinG, and by no
means artistic front Of yellow pine boards.
Tie reading desk was a music stand with
heavy.looking, clumsy support, and tho
robletwhich stood on the small table at
the speakers right was particularly com.
mon. These were most inapt surround.
ings Tor Mr.. Wilde and lIr. Wilde's cos
tune. The contrast tended, perhaps to
impress one moro with the peculiarly than
with the artistic effect Of the lecturers
makeup"
Houhayc seen already many descriptions
Of the aesthetic apostles appearance and
Especially, too, some OF SaFony's
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

How foolish are the endeavors OF parties to
introduce new remedies for coughs and kin,
dred complaints when they should know
that the people will have DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and nothing else.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
y WILLIAM LINCH, Trustee
TRusTEEs SALE OF ISLAND PR0P.


BY virtue Of decd Of trus. made by Io,cph r.,,,,
aud Elizabeth kCAtcs his wife, to ne a,tTi,,sl'
dated February 1878, and recorded In me cei,,o "
the Clerk Of the iiounty Court II Ohio coUn,y W.,i
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No Il, pag All !
Will sell at public auction Vt the iront door al M
Court House ofsaid county, on "s
SATURDAY, THE4rH DAY OF MARCH. lsQ
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following ia,
Scrlbed property, that Is 10 Ay: The rast onfbSI
Of that lot OF ground situated on Zmcs isl5n6
numbered ~ lot eghiy-lhrce, situated on IniisNs
street between North York and North linron sIT@,s
on the pllt Zane's addition to The city Of Wbtrl
Ing "a laid out by Henry Moore trustee cSce6iIs,
reservation Of the width Of four feet ol lid ,"s,
end Of said lot for private alley, together viii MI
and singular the improvements thereon md tbe
hercdlaments and NppureaangCs belonging
thereto.
The title Is believed to be good but Twin convey
only the title vested III me by said deed Oflru,t
TRIMS or sAlE-Onc.thiri Of the purchase monNv
aud as much more as the purchaser may elect raih
IN hand, the balance In two equal InStulluetis N
six and twelve months with Interest from The dIT
Of sale theputchAscr giving notes re urrd hy 1ctd
Of trust aud policy OF insurance on the prOppty lor
the deferred payments
". J. ". CowDIS. Solicitor mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

AuoNo the troubles incident to childhood
are pains in the stomach and bowels, feyerish
restlessneSs at night aud languor during the
day. Denig's Worm Syrup will remove the
trouble and restore the child to health. Your
druggist has 1t. % cents bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

It'll remarkable fact that Thomas Eclee.
trio Oil Is as good for internal as external use.
For disease OF the lungs and throat, and fol
rheumatism, neuralgia, criCk in the back,
wounds aud sores, 1t Is the best known
remedy, and much trouble Is saved by having
It always on hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
DIED.

RvArs.-on ThundAy evening, January &C. 1882,
at $40 O'Clock at his residence 3l2 ChApllne street
DAVID EVAN, ST, In the aXtyhfLh year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from his late real.
dCnee, No. Ssl2 chaplIuO street. on Sunday after.
noon at two O'Clock. Friends Of the family are
InvitcA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
SATURDAY, FEBRIIARy I, -.

commencing Ht 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in INN, I'm
". F!Sh0rl Henwood Store, In IhctoWpoi u, ,meh'y
~ said county Of Marshall proceed to I 'sI NMsS
sCribed real estate, situate IN BcUw"5I' SMls DE-
county West Virginia, Oh the wUt silc Il IlIS nbA
U. Il. 4, upon which tenement housr, NJ. WgA 4
are situated ald l9t or parcel Of grOuui VIM N.Y.
particularly dgeribed Rh follows; lcS,U,t1,ssMoie
point on the line Of the Il 4 D. r. Il c1,,st v SG
ri: thence IN Eouthetly direction a0pg ~ . ny,
Of said D. y. R. X thirty two (i lce, h Gv we
westerly direction one bundled and ,I,t nSg "
llS2) feet; thence In nntthrriy di,clIn' y, NJ
limo parallel 70 the line Of the II ( o. n Th as
two (12l feet; thOnrC on line parul,ci Ia ibc W.,
above run one hundred aud lhlriv',,s,o,' V SlI
feet to the place Of beginning. '"' VS!l
TERMS OF SALE: -OnG.lhIfd, and Ms much ,,,,.
LhepurchAseF may el.Ct 10 nay, IN ry,h snT /,
residue In two equal installmriis at one apS ,o
years respectively. For such deferred , sM wy
the purchaser TO give his notes secured Gy deSd Y
trust on tRid property. "''uU
.iH12 WILLIAM ItNpU r.,.,--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

.-sSs.ISH.SS. NOTICES.
.CVSIHEEttitiSstsS SRSSss,sSAI SALE OF soi77g
JShn J. Birch aud Sth'a : WIN
Ed ~, a.; ?. D't; !; and osA,a 'acAla'u.
whssiilpg. entered III he si nS Municipal ro,.
i,s " s %iy itsa liz S,S I,s
,,.,,uu,a sA =, u "a, February !, -, '
Soan n09lS Il Ohio CoUnIy i N i'ohl dooro,,s.
toll ~ PUBLIC auction. tbS KS .9s ely II Me-
Y sPrigg RiIChie's adJhinS Suosi6g t,o, assl'
thnt = HMyi Lot ten llVl an NI' south WEst;s''g
eleven w HS was not taken nv 'a 70 much Stf
Jacob street. and part II lOi M. ,laplilt G,SNv.N
feet on Thiry.thild street, io,1. PIN iihe t.sg
These 1lAtGels adiOln, and H. Glr " Hnru,s.V
0fty, having q front VI AbObt ~ Cue rie,1 ~
street. and about lO0 feet On n ~ lCCi Ca IN lHyp
have thereon erected a dosV,l 'lhlnl t,,S,Plas
dwelling house, fronting Oh suOTCty S glg
street. ''VHul EAlGlsI ttd4
This property will be ONcfcl r,. AN
TIRNsOF sALE;--0ne.I hihi TX Ianeh
and Il much more a. the purchaser T nDy money
nnu lhe balance In two cQus p,ynS,'iy tlvrt,SOk!
twoyean win Interest irGm din ~ w. W. nd
chaser 70 give notes with good b. N i" N'v, iheei
the deferred payments, aud I'D ti,ls " sCuHJ Ia
until t1Hhe order Of the Court "'N '0tS Niallsi
jais.w4s 'P'''A; !; yIS9TTTn,s,sliouC,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
lals.w4ss
SALE or BENWOOp REAL ESr ~, =:

ny ylrtuool deed Of trust made Il. y,,
S SFi.Sn h Sls ri %T :,G Mtq aj m IN "a
undersigned tripteC, dated ami ~ Iy,Gh 10 10
corded ln the office records Of d., IN md "
county, West Virginia, In the town NJ NJ A1hhll
in aid county In Deed Of Trust BSot% SSGahS,illc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

HAD an almost invisible skin disease, itch.
ing intolerable. Peruna curedit II. Ambil
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment l.
q sure cure for Piles. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
THE BEST HOMESTEAD

Is good health. There Il no pill In use which 20
fully meets the average want as Logan 4 Co.'S
HOMESTEAD LIVER FILLS. Forty pills In each
box. Little pills for children larger Tor adults Tho
cheapest and best pill In the market
LOGAN & CO.,
JAZZ Druggists. Bridge Corner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
DRUGGISTS.
ALL ALONG THE LINE

Is heard the cough cough cough Of the distressed
multitude Gel speedy relief BY using DR.. CHAt.
MANS HOREHOUED BALSAM, an elegant and
effective remedy for Coughs aud hoarscnOSs Price
LosAN & CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28

by virtue Of a deed Of trust made By NJ. NJ. Drn.
lap tome ~ trustee, dated the second day Of ftb.
rlary, 1861, and recorded In the Office Of the Cek
Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia
on DEED Of Trust Book No. 49, page 257, will telG
public auction, at the front door Of the Court Eousl
Of said county. on
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1852,
commencinga at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tho following Dc.
scribed property, that Is to say: ccEinn piece OF
parcel Of land situated near West Libcri! Ohio
county, West Virginia, containing about i've aces.
and being the same upon which the said ~ NJ
Dunlap now resides
TWlll convey only the title vested in nc by aid
deed Of trust
Terms or sALE-0nC.third the purchase money
on the day Of sale the balance IN two equal Install.
msnts, At SIX and twelve months with interest from
day Of sale, the purchaser giving notes secured BY
decd OF trust Oh the properly or the deferred IGy.
mentA
iR13 WN NJ DI1NT An rr,rs,oo
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wM. NJ. DUNLAP, Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

VVhIMIoo1VNLho bALE.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Municipal Court Of
wheeling, made OIL the 22d day OF August A. D.
1881. In the cause OF CntharlnO Schwcltzcr Ndmip.
lstraior, &c. against May Louise Oaho and OtLrn,
will, on
THURSDAY, THE 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. d. 1882,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ. sell at the front door
Of the Court House OF Ohio county West Virginia,
the following described real estate The north half
Of the south half Of lot No. H. situated on the CGSt
side Of Main street, entire Wheeling, having on 1t
twO'Stry brick house.
TERMS OF SALE-une half Of the purchase money
cash. aud balance payable In one year with interest
and evidenced by n0te-with good personal security.
Title retained until further Orier 0f the Court.
7. J. HCGUS, Special Commissioner.
WV. II. HALLER. Au iloneCr. lass
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT,

TOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM
n and Dwelling No, 1lis Main Et1tSt Apply 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-30
The Indian Problem.

During the last few weeks the western papers
have contained references to the trouble % be ap-
pretended from certain tribes in Montana and the
northwest. owing to short ration supplies. One
paper made the statement that unless there was
speedy action by the Indian commission to relieve
their distress the Indians may take the war-path
a STAR reporter to-day asked MI Hiram Price, the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, what atground there
was Tor such statement. He said: II wish the
country to distinctly understand that am giving
to these Indians every cents worth OF supplies Of
every kind that Congress has made appropri alton
for, and beyond this have no power to 60 I
could be Justly censurable for transcending my
power and authority If did more, and it would
involve in financial difficulty innocent persons"
"Is there any probability OF an Indian outbreak
on this scorer" asked the reporter.
II can't tell as to that, but the supplies will be
reduced this year because the appropriations have
been reduced. think this Indian problem q very
simple thing. Treat the good Indians well ard
punish the bad Indians, but when Congress reduces
the appropriation the Indians become discontented,
dance around naked, and threaten an outbreak,
and then Congress is very anxious to appropriate
money In order to keep the peace. Congress
thought they knew more about this matter than
did, and dsre5arded my recommendations. II
There is trouble with the Indians it will not be my
fault. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-30
Medical Reviewers for the PensiO
Office.

EXAMINATION OF THE APPLICANTS TO-DAY.
AS a result Of the circular sent out by the Pen
sion office naming to-day as the time for the ex
animation OF applicants for medical revewerships
OF that office, the following physicians presented
themselves to the examining committee, consist
ing OF Dr. T. B. Hood, chairman; Dr. n F. Graham
and DR.. Robert Reyburn:
John b. Baggott, w r. Baird, E. A. Ballock. Bent
NJ Beall, VIM. N. Berkeley, David Blair Samuel S.
Bond, j: K Boude, Chas S. Boynton. Geo e.
ter. F. P: Cleary, Geo b. Cock, S. B. crew, b. O.
Crst "; J; c. Duhamel. Otis j. Eddy, w. O.
Eversfeld, r. a; Foster, r. d. Del. French, w. IT,
LaForce, IhoS. LanderS, JAS Laws, w. p. Man.
ming, Thos r. Massey. Theodore Mead, NJ B. Mel
J. f. Raub, j. II. Ross. 4. H. Sherwood. D. K
Shoemaker, Geo E. Sloat.. j. G. Stephenson, j. ].
Temple, r. r Werner, W: l. Wolfly, Thos rrott.
teen, and, besides passing the examination a Ger
ti1cate must be presented setting forth the good
moral character, good professional standing OF the
Candidates and at least ten years active practice
The report OF the committee on examna ton viii
not DC made public for some days, or even weeks.
The following is the list OF questions the appli-
cants are required to answer: 1St Give your pro-
fessional history, stating when and at what school
you graduated, and any experience in either mill
Iary OF civil hospitals you may have had. I'd.
Name and locate the valves Of the heart. Sd. De-
scribe the Circle OF Willis. 4th Name the cranial
pair. 5th How do the products OF digestion reach
the circulation? 9th. Describe a case OF typho-
Malar1al FEVER 7th. Describe the processes OF
formation OF an Ohlique inguinal hernia from its
colnmencement to its appearance at external ring
sCn. Give means or diagnosis and best method or
Give means OF diagnosis and treatment or a popli-
teal aneur1sm. 10th. How does rheumatism cause
disease OF the heart? 18th. What are some OF the
commoner SequelB OF chronic diarrh(el? 18th.
What are some OF the commoner sequelH of sun
stroke? IL. What are some OF the cOmmOner Sc
queiH or measles? 14th. How dc you accoun t for
the grave effects that sometimes follow seemin civ
Slight wounds OF the head?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-30

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Nd, ELECTION SUPERVISORS
The following United States supervisors of elec-
tion for Montgomery county have been appointed
by Judge Bond of the United States circuit court
FirSC dlStrlct-R1chard Dwyer, VIM. B. MObley:
second district-Samuel Hobbs, c. r. Murphy: :
son; fourth district-H. F. veirs, NJ Green: fifth
dlstrlct-Wm. II. Phair, John Waters; sixth dis
Cf1ct-Samuel GilliS, George r. Rice: seventh dis
trlct-yameS H. Beall Richard Ray; eighth dis
Iictt-K0ger Br0oks, q. D. Waters; ninth district
r; e.: N; smith, Gilmore Duley; tenth district-Dor-
Hiram Slottlemeyer, DR.. James Boiling
NOTES OF THE FALL CAMPAIGN
The following nominations for Congress were
made yesterday: 81 Virginia district, Henry Lib
bey {rep); nth Ohio district, DR.. j. T. Updegraff
FepG 10th Illinois district, w. H. Mitchell
lgreenl; 4th Michigan district, Geo. L Taple
Congressman Urper, Of the 9Th Maryland dis
lct In letter to friend, states that his reasons
time are that his election to-a judicial position
would leave his term in Congress Incomplete
ThiS would neceSSitate special election which
would be costly to the district
Inc MISSOURI republicans have determined to
ISSUE issue can for convention to meet at Jefferson
the central committee that no convention should
De heid. The call Is signed by large number OF
names, representing near One-half OF the counties
IN tne state, and other lists OF names are being
prepared.
At a meeting Of the greenback state committee
nela yesterday in Philadelphia, VIM. Howard, OF
tnaC CITY. was nominated as q candidate for Heu-
clined. "
The republican convention OF the first district of
20 the state convention who are understood to Ia
v0r Cornell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-30
AND SIA HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL An
UABLE PRESENTS.
HOW TO GET A TICKET.

Tickets for Festival can be obtained as follows
Fer cake OF DAVID'S PRIZE SOAP Is wrapped in a
DARK BROWN wrapper Save these wrap until
you have 23; mail them 70 il of envelopes,
which Can be obtained FREE OF CHARGE from the
grocer of whom buy the .; follow the ntei
directions thereon and there viii be no trouble For
leo vr&liet- you viii receive tickets. REMEMBER
TIL IiCkETS COST You NOTHI Sc. You do not
BUY th,us-ve do not SELL tlenI We give them 10
you tor using Soap. You MUST USE SOAP
Use DAEID'S PRIZE LAUNDRY SOAP. Bear in
mind t.Ilt you have not lose. You get FULL
bAlt ! flr money when you buy the Soap. 1t
TIE LARGEST. CHEAPEST. BtST. the LONGEST
LASTING, WHITEST WASHING SWEETEST
SMELLING. EASIEST RUBBING SOAP IN EMS
TENIE. IF YOU USE II ONCE YOU WILL ALWAYS
Use IT. AND THAT'S THE WAY WE Will. GET
Our MONEY BACK. THINK OF IT. No Soap ever
dd 50 a.ueh for sou. Will. Every one of the
NRAPPEi;> TICKET 100 WRAPPERS Is TICKETS
ONE TICkET As GOOD AS ANOTHER. SIX TICK
bis BETTER THAN ONE. DAVID'S PRIZE SOAP
J. deicatey rerfUnei. Is LARC K thai. any other OF
hke quality aud i adapted fO- either Toilet or Iaun-
ssry T. cld the Festival to receive presents they or
the vouchers for them VIII be frwar led 70 ay body en-
ttet! u taem receipt of strctiOns how 70 send
BtA N'"- every one have tickets before Christ
n4s II ll.t commence at once to the SOAP BUY
MpKh THAN IOtI NED For IMMEDIATE USE
A. y III SOAR IMPROVES WITH AGE. II Is THE
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Sts I2' kee' H. or viii - notify our Apents
NO communicate answered unless stamp inciosed.
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Military Academy Changes.

GEN. HOWARD's REPORT-HIs VIEWS ON DISCIPLINE
THE NEW COLORED CADET
The order retiring Gen. Howard goes into effect
September 1st. His successor, Col Wesley Mer-
ritt, OF the 5th cavalry, has already arrived at
West Point and Gen. Howard and his personal
staff will leave there tomorrow. Gen. Howard
has just completed his final report to the War
says:-.I am OF the opinion that some method
should be introduced to limit the number OF re-
ports abolIshing certain classes of delinquencies
altOg ether and modifying others. II possible
1t would be well to clear the slate and COM
mence anew 1t Is an excellent time now to give
reports and punishments, now that there is neces-
sarfly transition, caused by the abolition OF the
geographical department and a return to the sim
pie super1ntendency. or course 1t Is matter to
be submitted to those OF mature Judgment and
abundant experience. There are certainly three
dom OF action is impaired manliness not Increased
and the desired effects of wholesome restraint not
secured by excessive reporting. think the effect
coming class is often much the same as unceasng
faultfndng with child. 1t sometimes pro-
due duces nervousness, timidlty and uncertain ac-
gust at authority; therefore recommend that
this subject Of the discipline OF the academy be
officers. There have been very few cases OF dis
cipline OF grievOus nature during the year and
scarcely any attempt at hazing. A custom: how
what Is called a ''hsticuf1" Under the code In
vogue two or three meetings have taken place, but
onG tSis was saa' ., Un1 =; " TN Ivy
inflicted upon Cadet E. n Scudder, OF the fourth
class, by Cadet F. A. Cook of the third. Three
other cadets assisted at the encounter, namely;
Cadet A. B. jackson, Of the frst; Cadet F. W.
Carmahan, Of the third, and Cadet p Henry, OF the
fourth class gave the same punishment to all
who were engaged-namely. about month and q
half confinement in camp, with q reprimand, de-
Quoting from Cadet Scudder's detention the days
OF confinement in hospital Cadet Scudder. who is
now convalescent, suffered so much, his case be-
Ing long In suspense, that am confident lasting
impression against the barbarous code has been
made in the corps. Certainly very few OF the ca
whatever with the Affair.""
Livingston, the new colored applicant for adnis-
Others The acanem,c bear viii rEe the renorts
from all OF the professors Friday, and probably
Friday night or may be Saturday, Lemuel w. Ltv-
70 the glades OF Florida to "study up" again, or
Point