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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21

AGENTS AND CANvASSERS Make from S25 tt
$50 per week selling goods for E. g. RIDEOU1
& CO., 10 Barclay Street, New York. Send fol
their Catalogue and terms. augl7-ly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21

NOTICE-AUCTION SALE.-In accord
IN ance with the authority granted by sec
ton SS chapter G. of the Code of Virginia. will,
sell In front of the Court house in the City OF
WEDNESDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1881,
Court day. the following goods and articles
Wnlch nave been In possessiOns of the Valley
sixty days.
Eight packages and boxes Washing Ma
chimes for G. w. Braun Il Fan mill for Baker
Bros; Plow. r. II. Dudley; l Mill, ]. ]. Hope;
Bdle Wheels, B'dle Couplings, Hoover, r. 4
Co.; Box Mdse. G. P. Jones; Box Powder, g.
Rake Hoods, Lynn & Eyier; Box Water, n.
9. Maddux; Loom, D. K. Rankin; 1 Mower
Complete, Z. w. Peterson Boxes mdse, d. A.
Sniteman Crate s. machine. d. e, sutton:
empty trunks, ]. II. Faulkner; washing ma
chine. j. P. Wood; g. w. Adams & Co., L. n,
Stove. VIM, ], KINNEY.
may3l-tds Cashier v, r. r. Co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21

If the Republicans of Virginia hold q
convention ssand formally endorse the
Malone ticket, goodbye to the white
leaders who have heretofore controlled
it's policy. Malone and Lewis will
order the ''grip-sackers" to the rear
Charlottesville Chronicle.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21

MONUMENTAL STONE IN HONOR OF THE fall
LEN SOLDIERS q. COMPANY "B, " slsT VA. REG
lMENT.-At public meeting held on the 18th
instant at Glover Creek Church, in Highland
county, q Memorial Association for the pur-
pose Of erecting monument in honor Of the
fallen heroes Of company "B, "3lst Va. Imam
try, was organized by the election Of the fol-
lowing officers =
President, DR.. 81. II. Jones; VicePresident,
Jas. B. Bradshaw Secretary. william r. Keis-
ter Treasurer. ]. g. McNulty. Executive COM
mittee: L. M. McClung, Henry Erwin, sam'l
A. Wilson, H. N. Pullin. strother Helms, w.
G. Kincaid.
Creek Church on the same day, the following
resolution was adopted -
'That the congregation of Glover Greek
Church. do tender to Captain William r. Ly.
man and Company "B" site in our cemetery
for said monument. and request that Captain
Lyman accept said offering az a simple tribute
to our honored dead"
In pursuance of the above resolution. . meet
ing of the officers Of the Memorial Association
is called at Mcdowell, on the 4th Of July, 1881,
at 10 a. M, to transact important business.
The surviving members Of Company IF"
Slst Virginia infantry, and all in sympathy
with the movement, are requested to attend
Speakers for the occasion will be invited, and
grand reunion Of the old soldiers is expected.
Y.M.C. A.-Topic for next Sabbath evening
Seven Christian Graces." Lesson-2d Peter.
LIST chap. 5th to 9th verses.
The committees for this year are az follows {:
On Library and Rooms, Col. ]. II. Skinner.
chairman, r. s. Hamilton. G. w. Hunter |;
Lectures. II. D. Peck, chairman. John Murray,
Jed Hotchkiss; Publications,C. G. Berry. chair
man, J. E. Graham. r. M. Guy; Ways and
Means, G. 8. Baker, chairman. VIM. A. Burke.
T. D. Ransom Nominations, H. M. McIlhaney.
chairman, g. G. Gooch, G.. M. Bodell; Bible
Class VIM. Rock, chairman, 7. G. Elder, D. W.
Landes: Religious Exercises, H. L. Hoover,
chairman, T. Z. Morton, H. Ker; Sunday
Schools, ]. W. Todd chairman, A. M. Simpson,
s. H. Coleman; Visiting. ]. w. Waddy. chair
man, George P. Baker, ]. E. Guy Relief of the
Poor, Jed Hotchkiss, John NJ. Carroll. George
NJ. Harrison Religious services for the bene-
1T of Railroad men, VIM. A. Nelson, chairman;
81. NJ. McIlhaney, Henry Summerson. George
M. Fifer, Charles Grattan.
If from any cause any brother whose name
appears in the above list cannot accept the ap-
pointment. and disch arge thedut;es devolving
upon him, will please notify me by postal card,
and some one will be appointed to I'LL his place.
1t is expected Of every brother thathe will do
his duty. Very Respectfully,
]. W. NEWTON; Pres't Y. M. @. A.
". v. & Vim. Please copy.
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CraigsviIle Items.

This place was visited by severe thunder
storm, acco npanied by hail. on last Monday
night, June the 18th. The house Of Mr.. D. G.
Holmes was struck by lightning, killed his dog
instantly, and stunned the occupants consid-
| erably.
Mr.. Robert Craig is having a new building
erected in Craigsvills. where he expects to mer-
| chandise. He Is. also, having the wallace
MILL" (Which is now his own.) repaired.
Marble Dale is improving rapidly, and now
boasts Of wel-lflled store, kept by Mr.. John
N. Goodloe.
The ladies OF Cragsville have not let the
| strawberry season pass without improving
| their opportunity. At festival held there on
| last Friday night. nice little sum OF money
was cleared which will be given for library
| for the Sunday School.
| The pulpit ofthe Lutheran church near this
| place was filled, on last Sunday morning, by
Rev. ]. Bachman Haskell, who has just return
| ed from visit to his home in South Carolina.
We sincerely offer thanks to God for bringing
him back safely to the field where he is labor
| ing SO faithfully, and il SO much beloved.
UNO HOO.
OF CoNsUMPTIoN.-Ath his residence on last
Sunday departed this life J. Jacob Points. BON
Of our former weli-known and popular citizen.
B. Frank Points. ESQ.,, in the 43rd year Of his
age. For several years past his health has been
failing and his death was not unexpected. al
though he died suddenly. He was man of
kind heart, generous disposition, and greatly
loved by all who knew him well.
| His remains were buried in Thornrose Gene
| terry. attended bySa large number of sorrowipg
friends and relatives. The pall-bearers, MEM
bers Of Masonic Lodge No. Is, Of this city, were
Messrs. T. A. Bldsce, E. L. Ide. A. A. Eskridge,
G. g.. Gooch, w. L. Lushbough, and Arista
Hoge.
The funeral services were conducted at the
| residence OF the deceased by Rev. r. r. 8.
Hougi,.
A New Enterprlse.-On or about the 10th
OF July, will open on the corner OF Main apd
New Sts., prices old standD opposite Loeb
Bros, q new and complete line OF Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, and Silver and silver Plated
Ware, Spectacles, Esa-Giasses, and Optical
Goods. &c. IN connection with the above,
will keep constantly on hand, Pianos, Organs,
Sheet-Music. violins. Guitars, Accordeons, and
Strings for musical instruments. Mr.. E.
BRowNoLD. long known to tho watch making
and musical intere.ts of Staunton, will be con-
nected with me. SILVER and SILvER-PLATED
WARE, for Agricultural Fairs and Wedding
Presents, at NEW YORK PRICES. The trade is
respectfully solicited to call and examine my
stock.
jeGl-at D.B. HAMAKER,
-~-<-p-t-
Round trip tickets are now on sale at the
nn1< 4; Il NI,a<
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21
TAMPIOCO DRESS FORMS.

They are light, soft, and flexible. and yet so
elastic that they will retain their shape perfect
ly until worn out. They are by far the most
Comfortable. Perfect, Elegant and Durable
Bosom Pad ever worn.
~ ORDERS A
from the country will receive prompt attention.
Send for Samples and Prices. Every article
ordered we guarantee to give satisfaction, If
not, as soon as it is returned, the amount paid
will be promptly refunded.
ORDERS accompanied with the cash, amount
ing to $500 and over, will be returned to the
nearest depot free of Express charges. Address
j A MES w. NE WTON.
js2I Lock Box 81, Staunton, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21

WHERE ARE THEY ?-Where is Cam
eron Where lie Lewis? Where is
Blair? What has become of the ''prog-
ress" which these distinguished gen
tlemen-one republican and two assis-
tant republicans-weret to make through
the Commonwealth before the Demo-
cratic convention could be held /? Less
than seven weeks will expire before the
Democratic nominees are in the field,
and yet Cameron, Lewis, and BIairstill
hold their peace. They have not made
speech. Indeed, they have, go far as
we know, made not . single appoints
ment to speak. Why is this
But suppose they all take the stump !
how will Cameron be able to make q
speech which Lewis can endorse? How
will Lewis, a bank man, q hard money
man, q mono .metallist, republican
from the crown of his head to the sole
of his foot,-how can Lewis make his
creed square with Blair's Geenbackism
and hostility to the notwithstanding
system ? How can Lewis stand upon
the platform by the side of Blair with
out telling bis hearers that he does not
propose to apply the principles Of read
justment to the national debt s-Rsch.
Dispatch.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21
DEATHS.

Obituaries are charged for at adverttsfaO rotes.
Notices Of deaths Xbtished 0ratasitotsslv,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21

"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures costivenesa
and Sick-Headache.
For sale by DR.. N. WAYT & Bro, Staunton.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, June
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged

Most OF the sales were from ............5 1905 80
Receipts for this week 1884 i; sales COL.
week, the entire offerings being disposed Of
quite as early as they were last week. Prices
remained firm to the end at fully as good fig
ures. quality considered, as ruled last week !;
some dealers thought them q shade higher in
some instancea. The quality did not average
Mich Cows-The market Is quite slow, prices
lS@$S5 per head wholesale.
sheep and Lambs-There has been agOOd de-
mand for good sheep and lambs, while COM
mon stock of both kinds were dull. The most
Of the best sheep and lambs were taken by
mon lambs, of which there was an over supply
and but little demand, were reshipped East at
owners risk. We quote sheep at 305lc. few
selling at the former price, and lambs at 5373zc
few selling above 71ac per ID gross, most sales at
6a7Lc. Arrivals this week Sl39 head.
Hogs-There has been full supply of hogs
on the market this week and the demand has
been fairly active. The quality of the offerings
compares favorably with that of the receipts
last week. We quote at 714@814c, extra SIC,
most sales ranging at S@8asc per 10 net, but few
sold at TIC. Arrivals this week 1887 head.
RICHMOND MARKET.
RICHMOND, June 18th, 1881.
Wheat-Lancaster, 400 bushels very good at
Sl.32; "a bushels good at $i.2l. Mixed, Is BUSH
els good at %. Fultx l6 bushels good at 81 %.
Corn-White " bushels very good at &c. !;
126 bushels good at CSC. Mixed l04 bushels good
at 64c.
Meals bushels at 64c.
FLOUR.-We quote: Fine, s3@a3.5O; extra, $3.50
@$5.75; superfne, $3.75@S4.5J common family,
s6@s6.25; choice or patent family, T.5O@SS ;
Staunton inspection, extra, 1915; superfine,
S5@$5.OO.
WooL-Mauger & Avery's Monthly Wool
Circular N. Y. for the 18th of ,Tune OuOtee
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21

WARRANTED not to contain single grain Of
mercury, or any injurious or mineral substance,
but to consist entirely of medical matter. pure
~ vegetable, which is the reason Simmons' Liv-
or Regulator is so effectual, yet so harmless.
II WRITE you to certify that have used DR..
Simmons Liver Regulator in my family with
complete success. J. W. D. BIRD,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21

AT the recent examination of Mr.. Laird's
classical School at Fancy Hill, Rockbridge
county, Willie CARRIER. lad Of 49, only son of
the late MAJ. A. M. CARRIER. Jr.. carried OF the
highest honors.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21

@. A. GLADKE.
P. S.-My Store will be closed every evening
az Z O'Clock, until further notice, saturday
night e1cepted.) june2l
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-06-21
NHENAND0AH VALLEY RAILROAD
- COMPANY
EXCURSIONS
TO THE CAVERNS OF LURAY,

SEASON. The arrang ements provide Tor all,
whether in
Large on. Small Parties.
Rates will be at popular figures, and in pro.
portion to the size OF Excursion.
Schools, Churches. Societies, or Associate ns,
contemplating M aking Excursions are advised
to apply early SO as to secure the days they re-
quire.
Special trains will be supplied when the num-
bers are large enough to require or justify them,
For dates and rates apply to the General Pas
senger Agent.
JOS. n. SANDS.
CHAS. T. HATCH, Superintendent,
GenI Passenger Agent, Hagerstown, Md.
HagerstOwn. Md. may3-2m
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
IN A PREUARloUs CONDITION,

Alexander Mcdonald, of Brandywine
Hundred, who WAS so badly assaulted on
Thursday afternoon by Joseph Tobias, a
negro III his enploy still remains iu a
raj her precarious condition.
The ii hit between the employer and
his employe seems 10 have originated
somewhat IN this wise: MIR. Mcdonald,
accbu parted by the negro CAME 10 this
city Tor he purpose vi uuyiDg stove.
Wbi,e IN toAn they both had several
drinks together, aud finally the negro
drove home leaving Mr.. Mcdonald to
walk home.
When he arrived home he demand
ed of Tobias why he had driven nome
and left hun. A war of words follow
ed, and finally they came TO blows. A
daughter OF Mcdonald separated the
cumbatants wv ice, and when she at
iempted to do 50 the third lime No
Donald picked up pitehfork and
h,ea ened to run he negro through.
The negro obtalued possession Of the
fork, aud 1T is supposed he struck Nc
Donald over the head with it, as he
fell and in doing 50 struck his hea !
against large stone. The negro
til left. DIR. Shortlldge was called
ia an1 is doing all he can for the in
jured man. IL is thought that in fall.
ing his brain VAS injar d.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
MARYLAND AND DELAWARE
sHIP~CANAL-vIEWs OF SEN.
ATOR GCRMAN.

A special meeting of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association, Mr..
Henry Clay smith, president, Mr..
John II. liland, secretary, was held
yesterday for the purpose Of consider,
ing letter from United States Sena-
tor German ON the subject of the
Maryland and Delaware ship>eanal.
la lis letter, which was read by Mr..
Smith, Senator German states, after
complImenttng Col. w. p. Craiehilrs
lecture on the "Approaches by Water
TO the City Of BALTIMORE" which was
delivered at the rooms OF the Merchants
aud Manufacturers Association Mons
day night, that he agrees with Col.
Craighfli in his recommendation that
the best way 10 put an end To the dis
cussion about the route would be to
have commission dppoiuted toinves-
tigaIe the advantages OF the different
routes, and to make u decisive report
to Congress. Se1ator German sug-
gests that as there may be possibili-
ty of some new route being selected, it
would be advisable to have a bill pass
the Legislature OF Delaware granting
the right 10 run canal through any
part OF that S'ate. Bills granting the
/ ght of way to the Choplank, Sassa-
fras aud Queenstown routes have bern
passe 1, but II some Other route should
Oe chosen, work upon it would be de-
layed until the mex meeting of the
Delaware Legislature, two years
hence, unless bill with the privileges s
mentioned is passed before the adjourn
ment of this session. AS the Lcgisla-
ture will adjourn in short while he
recommends that prompt action be
taken.
a committee composed of the follow
ing energetic business mrn, was appoin
ted, with lull power to put SENATOR Cor
mans suggeslio, sin practical operation:
Messrs. john K. Hurst, chairman, WIN.
ii. Baldwin, Eng ne Laysring, Nm. T..
Dixon and Joseph L, Bruf. Seua or Cor
lnan speaks ia hlgh IL. ms ui tie spirlt
displayed by lhe Merchants anj Manu-
tactuIers' ASSOCIATION in everything they
Lave undertaken, aud says that the pro-
motion II the best interests Of the canal
coul not be entrusted in better hands.
A telrgi am Was sent 10 Dover, Del, last
| night inquiriug II there was yet time to
have uill passed, ii being feared that
tue tire allotted tor legislative business
of that kind has gone by, in WI lch event
strong eilOrl wall be made to pass the
bill under suspension OF The rules. The
eill will be drawn Immediately aud the
committee will act with promptDess. ln
his lecture Col. CraIghlI recommended
that the commission to be appointed by
President Garfield ought to be composed
of the chief Of the engineer corps OF the
army, the supeIin endent OF the cJaS,
survey, the superintendent OF the Nava
Academy, and two private citizens lu
lerested in shipping, one Of whom ought
N b. from this city aud one from The
| West. Bait. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
PROCLAIM ALTON.

This is to inform the citizens OF
Wilmington and vicinity that our
One Hundred hands have been EN-
ployed The last three months by the
Great Boston One Price Clothing
uouse, 2I3 Market Street, manu-
featuring their stock of Spring Cloth
ing for the opeulng Of the ason.
The cloths aud casslmeres have
been bought direct from the manu-.
tacturels which euabl,s us TO retail
lhese goods from our counters al
from ten to twenty per cent lower
than our competitors. We being
manufacturers it saves you one pro
fit.
An invitation is extended to all
to call aud be shown through the
mammoth store.
V. L. HOLMES, Prop.
moG .oOao.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
DEATHS THIS WEEK.

For the week ending to-day At nooa
tw-uIs eighf deaths have heea reported
g. L. Is. Ftaz-r Registrar OF Deaths ana
Bu.l4l-,A- touows: Boru IN the Usited
Srotes, -; Ireland 3; Gornany, !; white
Il; hlack, Z: maie. 10; female, Is; aim.
nOus-l; Cor nets Cases, 2; brought her,
tor iul-rmen' 8; ssDL away, 2.
The causes Were: asesti,, l,asphlXIa,
orouehi Is, /; couvuIslons, .; cirfhorls ol
liver, !; carcinoma OF stomach, i; con
gs-tion OF lungs, I diphlheria. /, dropsy
?, marasmus 2, natural CAUSES l. ne
ph hfiter |, old age pneumonia 2, paral.
SIS of bowels ], paralysis OF heart
rheumatism l. scrofuia !, scarlet fevei l.
consumption, 3.
Tue deaths by wards were: FIRST ward
2, Second ), Third 2, Fourth /, Fifth 8
SIKH 8. $ veuth 3, Eighth /, Ninth :
Iruth 3.
Que OF the deaths reported was frou
VI IA Greek Hundred.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
LOCAL TIME TABLE,
TRAINs LEAVE WILMINGlW

TRAINS LEAVE WILNlNGlN
Foh PHILAOKEPHIA.-l.S -, ~ N
$40 g.UO, s.44, 1917, lu.5V, a. M - ~ n
j.43, us 40, I.OU, OIL, ,.VJ, 9'o9, .i'I
IN sundays, l.bs, Z.Ii, s.lO'a' M
80, $50, lv.OO y. IA. ,n.u-aA4
foR sew YORK. ~, Z.Z1o ~ ~
An. I2.26, l2.43, 40, e'!''
sundays, I.oo. Z.zo =. M. o.. y, p,STlSgrps-
k'uh BALTIMORE AND nAiIS LV4l
.L.jI. Z.Uj, Z.l6. 7.5o, $50, Il. III; :. IA I. IL
i.5I. .o.UU, 100, y. N. On ounuH
81. 80 AIN. .,oo,saloll
Eon NEw CAsrLH.-6.0O ~
AUD. go. y. IN, No sunday liai" ~ I'd
koK utI.AWARE Il. K.-s.S d
40, y. IN. No SUNDAY trans, R NJ
Soh Wu.MlHuloS s NoKThknn suDAl
W, u. m; 800. o.Oo p, L.
FoK DELAWARE WEsrEhA, ,.S n ,rAAI
'T.SO al. M; 90 y. IN. NO ouH vtNulI
TRAINS ARRIVE IN W. Ls,
FROM PHILADELPHIA - 4, LV4
81, o.oU; u.Lo, ~ NJ; lz.lS' n. LA
~, a.4o, 4-5U, .. 40, 40, i.VO, o'VY IN in,p
~. On sundays. lZ.+d, i'0o' -ss
.. M. !. - y. IN. - JoS 75l l,Al
FROM NkW IoRK.-l.oo. -''', I'm 81 ~
az; lE.46, L.O2, 4.jO,7.OO p. III
30, 1.vo, I.5< a. la. 10 lr. GS -
kkoM BALrI AokE.-l.o0, q. a, 10. "
~; lz.zU, IZ.Al, 1.Uo, o.0' ~, y n.
lays, .o5, az "a. N. O.O'. s'U r plI;. d
FhoA W MAsHIAGroN.-ii.o''' M VI y
~, l2.5I, 40, b.Oi, 10" p
lays. o.U7, s.oJ y. in' s4sgSb l2pL
r hoA NEw LAsTl.E' trains.
10, o. y. IN. No SupdSy -, y
kkoM DELAwAkE h. h.
40 u, IN. No sunday tIains tIaia.rHERy )
FaoA WILMINGToN 4 ~" No SUI
$40, Il.21 u. nI.; O.to p LIZ
rains; s:aa. pxuAwAEE wksrkss, ,ls,d. r. ~
q. M. 2.I5, y. Ia. No oun i','Soy LGI
RAINS FoK wILMlNGStIsoN ~
PHILApELPHlA' ,,sc
Fsom BnoAp STREET Asp " Va ASni I, "
AyESUE-7 10, ~, .. 10. WV M ~ u.ig.
q, =. .i,S 3.,aI. 400, 4.SU, 5.lJ, NV, Ii q
.Il' u.SU y. III. ON Suhu"'
..VJ. g.4b,Sl l.3O y. IN. Ism AsD MAJ
From THIkrY-SEooSD ig,3S, ~
srkEEIA = 81, l.51 u. - w, a
IN. IU y, Ia. On 5uhda'"' D
NorK-Ine black nguresa aisr is an .
Limited Express" on
ara hAra ed.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
General News.

Henrietta Liews. G rman, died,
y st-rday, in Ne" Yyrk, at The age ul
400 years.
President Garfield finally decided, IN
Saturday, not tu call au extra session
of Congress.
Tho,na> J. Barr, ex Police Commis-
sioner ol New York, died suddenly in
that city last hi IN.
William Beach Lawrer ce, * Gov
ernur nI khode Island, GIed eatiy uI
Satu day morning Iu New foIk. He
was 81 years ot a-c.
The U. 5. steamer Wachusett has
arrived at san + anclscO fr IN Pana-
ma. The Tennessee SAILED iron Key
West on Saturday for Hampton Roads.
The body of Rev. Alb ell Silver, d
well known SwedeubOigian munster
OF ROxbury, Massachuse IS, was found
floating III the 81. Chal les river last
night.
Gen. George K Lee' of Gen. Gram ;
slah dunn The "dr, aed a mrmbet ui
the New York tim ui l. ct and Stock
IN, died ou Sat uIuaS al Grand Rdpius,
Mich. san.
Ex Secretay Evarts Il s been com
pelled tO decline he dinner rendered
him by leading ciIlZens Of New York,
owing to the short llme left him 10 D. e.
pare ior his trip to Europe.
Gideon w. Palmer, father of the
present. Attorney General of Pennsyl.
vania, died yesterday at his resldenct
at Glenburn. He was a membrr oi
the Constitutional Convention OF 1873
Col. j. N. Ross died on Saturday a
Holden, Massachusv ITS, aged 81 years
he served with an Ohlo regiment dun
ing the war, aud vas after y ards Supei
lnlendenL OF the Boston, Barre an
Provid nee Railroad.
Articles OF Incorporation of the CeI
trsl Iunnei Railway Company WEI
filed An Albany Oh Saturday. Ihe Cap
tai is IS, 600, 900, aLd the iaIlway is
run from Tue Clty Hail lo he Graz
Cent al Depot IN New York.
The Office of George w. Higgins
Co., pork packers III Chicago, was 10
bed OF about 5000 on Saturday, nigL
The burglars, four III number, owe
powered The night watchman, and tv
OF them guarded nim while The othe
blew open the safe door
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
FATALLY STABBED.

The steamer Tangier, from Ac-
comac county, Va, yesterday
brought news Of fatal affray which
occurred on Monday night between
two ynung men, William Northam
and solomon Byrd, in which the
former was stabbed through the
heart and killed. The young men
were returning from a party near
Messongo, when Byrd it is said i,
spoke in an offensive manner to
Northam s sister. The latter OBJ
ivcled, aud the two became involved
10 Il quarrel, when Byrd killed his
opponent lie then went home and
disposed of his inte est in a schooner
and went 10 Saxe's Island, POGO
mokc Sound, and thence to Crisheli +,
from which place his movements
are not known Bait. San.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-28
Losdon Letter in n. Y. " orld.
MR.. GLADrroNE TO RETIRE.

Watching the Home. Rule ,aetles aud
dlhung against them three or toui
iu,rs week has Iretted and worried
Mt. u iad,tone aud Al last tired him Jut
Unlers something can be done 10 relieve
tue iDtoierabie strain upon hun he must
On be compelled To Withdraw from
pushc hfs altogether. ThIs conclu-lon
Is no loLger cuB lined 10 his friends; II II
shared by the nght honorable gentle.
man himself Aud although the rumot
Of hls signation of one of his offices
Is denied, you may RESI- assured that after
IA. Budget has been fairly launched Mr
HlAdstOue VIII give up his post oi
CudncelOr Of Tho Ex1ntqusr, aud II
wUud not surprise me To sec Mr.. Cham.
berIain, the extreme Radical, chosen a.
his succ-ssor. But la any case Mr..
u ddstOue must be relieved OF some OF
some ot the load which he unwIsel,
put upon his own shoulders. His am
huon i great, but at the age of ~ anna
u cospeilrd To bnng his plans within
REASONABLE limits or take he risk OF e..
cVuntering sudden ahh ruiEous collapse