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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

"coI '1E"Iit = a. y. III. NV. nIl. IiCau"'J
leader.
RAILROAD CONFERENCE. - NiDor rcylon
Randolph, General Superintendent, ard Cap.
+. L. Hawks, General Freight. Agvni Of Tho
Virginia Midland Hallway Company, have ro-
turned to this city from Baltimore. where they
attended c,nfcrncco OF Southern railroad
officials yesterday, ut winch wlrc pros,nt, b.
sides tho two Rcntomen named, Hon. John s.
Ea koUr. President OF tho Virgioia Midland;
I. N. i. Talcott, General Manager o! the
Richmond and DaayiIlc ard Mr.. Sol. Haas
General Freight Agent Of tho associated roads
OF Virginia and North Carolina. Tho consDIa
ton was in relation 20 tho future business Of
the consolidated roads under what Is knoHn aa
tho Clyde syndiCltc. Ih0 transfer OF tho Nir
pinia Midland Hallway 10 tho Richmond nuA
Diovllo road Vsa Diseased, tu no bu3iaCsl 0.
special Importance was transacted other than
that necessary to getting II work uCd2r tho
new rcgiInC. Ehn C1niarcEn1 had no refer
oncs At tha tiiaG to iin catatl shmant OF O.
tariff OF rateT. |: is latm,tGd h0weqtr, that
this Will probably be d0nO Wi!hid tIgo CT tirsc
weeks. A. yet bu. ono road--ihn Biltimora
aEd OhiO-has ratified tho rec ut sale, and thia
Will also hnV1 TO tic dOnc iy the other r9ada ia.
terostod Il. iurIhoT meetings of tho directors aud
III tlc IuH't. yam the HaIO ~ rati.
lied ~ ali tho roads no tariff o. rates will tc
promulgated by tho consolidated beard Ono
OF the officials stated that only a general III.
deEstaEdi6g Gould be krIIyad ct Dop as. The
baltimore and Ohio Is 30 inr tho only contsG!
ing party that has clrfrmod tic saIg Of tho
Virginia Midland. Tie Virginia Midland, aud
Richmond ard DshVillC VIII csoi, held mac!inEa
to do the same before tho lriEsirr can DO SSH
20 have been officially made. Hssidos, he said.
neither OF he roads lbs e. Ills tma tho
facilities iCr doing a large interchangeable tua.
Ecsa. The Richmond snd Danvilc AID ta
Other Southern roads ato tho five feet broad
gauge, Whilo tho Virginia Midland esuso il
four feet eight and half irchca. BY mo use
OF adjustable trucE9 and 'csr lit ct Dlnv.la,
tho car9 arc taken up bodily By hydraulic
horew and broad or narrower gauge WbCGls
arc quickly nut in plsgo aud tic cars arc sops
on their Way. Tho Mohmond and D4nvillo Los
BOW only trucks enough to handle deem cars
to and from tho Virgi1ia Midland, and cno
hundred sOts Of these Trucks will be made ns
soon hs Practicable to meet the demands Of
business. 1t ia aaid that Tho Danyillo terminus
of the roads will soon be srcnty Improved eod
have enlarged facilities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17

FAIRFAX County CIDER VINEGAR. 3 years
old. The bcSt nnd most ycIiabic for PICKLES.
Mover fails. Sold by GEO. MCBURNEY IL Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-17
MEDIEsESI.

MEDlE5EAz.
a SEN SATION
HAS 0EEEs BEEN MADE
BY THE DISCOVERY OF SOME NEW
THING.
BUT NOTHING HAS EVER STOOD THE
TEST LIKE
DIR. BENSON'S CELERY AND UHAMO.
MILE PILLS.
THEIR POPULARITY AND SALE ARE
TRULY UNPRKCsDENTRD.
THEIR CUSTOMERS PRAISE THIN
VERY HIGHLY.
And say that they really do cure sick headache
Nervons Healach. Neuralgia, Ncr.
rousness, Sleeplcssness. Mas-
qcsti0n. Paralysis and
Melancholy.
@>They tupply need long felt, ard must
become household remedy. Just think-to be
cured in fow weeks of those terrible nervous
troubles and Sick Headaches, Neuralgia, and
Indigestion, and the nervous System put in
natural and healthy condition, destroying the
possibility of Paralysis, Angina Pectoris, and
sudden death, which is Carrying ofTso many no.
Bile men and women in tho full lido OF lifu and
usefulness. ssimplo remedy Of extract of Celery
Seed and Chamomile Flowers, combined in tho
form of Pills, ID boon 70 humanity. II has
saved thousands of nervous. rickely, hesdaching
children in our schools and GU, every year No
Nervous persons or sulIeror5 from Headache,
Neuralgia, Indigestion or Paralysis will do
Themselves justice until they try thom,
Price 6O cents q box. Sold by all drugsislz.
JANNEY s. co. Druggia!s, Wholesale
Agents for Alexandria, Va. suc23-3olm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
Enriohing Orchards.

4 Any farmer who has been accustomed tc
s%raising apples and has been uniformly sue,
1~cessful w~ilfdoubtless say that if he expects
sto get good crops he treats the orchard as he
sdoss for any other crop. He manures it.
sand he finds that a manure that will do for
smost other crops will do for tie crop of ap>
pies. 1t is the neglect to manure orchards
ssat all that causes them to bear 30 poorly and
athe trees to look in bad condition nothing
IS better than wood ashes for orchards, if wa
had the ashes but nearly everybody burns
local, except in certain out>oE>ths>way sec.
Stlons, and we must therefore resort to some
Thing else. Next to wood ashes thore is no
fertilizer better than barnynrd manure. A
5Iiberal application of this, if only once in
athreo years, with careful pruning and scrap
a'ng of the trees and ferreting out the borcs
5and all other insects which lay concealed nm
Sder the bark, will soon make a change in the
productiVcness of the orchard. October and
November are the host months to apply tie
manure and to give the trunks of the trees q
99good scraping off Of all old bark. If the
strunks were washed with whale oil soap, ssy
Zone pound to a bucket of water, there would
5not be many insects left alive after the oyer
sation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
D

aIaenGs OF Mr.. George A. Brooks, bv Rev. W q
sBrooks, Ar., PAUL TURNER. of the firm OF
sS95a5er q iRrner, to Miss MARY hINOR
this town. and Granddaughter Of Prof. n. G,
BROOKS of Baltimore.
A. the residence of Mrs. N. C. Battle. the
Sor'dsls mother. IN Winchester. on tho evening
ID; Captain LEWIS n. HECK to Miss ZEIDE
sCLliHERELL JONES.
4 On The 7tb of September. at the Residence n,
athe brides parents, by Rev. @. W.. Howard
SSEI3GIR p w; Missouri. and Miss
county
4 At stone Bridge, Clarke county, va, August
s2oth, 1851, by Rev. o. C. Beall. PHIIIP NJ
5DDAkH to hFDsRA D. JACKSON, both OF
TON K. STEWART and ROSALIE L. GPYHES
Meie united IN marriage by the Rector, Rev.
pos. R.Jonss.
g In In the Msads Nxomerisl Church, White Post.
Z ieI po q e e1ty Va: on tue 18th inst. Dr.. WM.
b BOWEN and EMMAfL. SOMMERyILLE
&. Jones.
In the Mssds Memorial Church. White Post.
the 18th inst. JNO. +. Sewers and MARY
2. THOMPSON were united in parrisSe b b IL.
Snector, Rev. j. R.. Jones.
I AZ the treEbyteriaa NANCE, Martinsenrg. Sep
stember 18th: 1851. by the Roy. F. II. Wo6is. J.
ALLEN Eo"Ns to Miss J. CARRIE EVANS,
aooth of Berkeley county.
q On Thursday. September 6th, 1881. at the resi-
sdence of he brides father, Alfred Ri;n. in " in
schester, MIR. CHARLES WILLIAM DESG- ar5
Miss KATE HlTE. AL"
wednesday scrtember 2lst. at K.bls:ovn.w
iSo r. : Oy hey; a: C. Hoskins, Mr.. WIN. G.JACR.
LANG DON, daughter Of WIN. Lappdon. nc
aof kabletown. N'4''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
for Rash Public Speakers,
Having been provoked 10 /. bv ! 5soid,d

i Having been provoked to it by a decided
lnJndioious speech, Mr.. Gladstone turned
I'm the closing days of parliament upon the
Baroness Burdstte- Coutts' young man. Mr..
sAshmead bartlett. No impression was made
10y the baroness husband, aud he ga. down
fanid profound silence. His attack had been
2bItter, but indiscriminate aud too general.
htr. Gladstone, addressing the speaker, said
i"Sir, l am in doubt whether L ought not to
allow the speech of the honorable member
who has just sat down to be buried in the
midst OF the solemn silence which appeared
sIn all quarters to have been prepared for its
due interment." So loose had the attack
been that the premier faneied that it would
sbe safe for him'to deny everything which
the honorable member had asserted and to
assert everything he had denied. The hui
NOR OF the premier's speech had been ex>
tol!ed, but there was also some great good
sense in it, as when he said ..The honora-
bic gentleman is young the honorable gem
stleman takes great pains he has plenty of
time to gain instruction he has plenty of
time to unlearn and cast of error. Let him
gspply that time to good purpose. Let him
learn this: That if he wants to make real
impression on the world, to give aid to his
a%triends, or to infict disaster on his adverse.
S'ies,. tue hFst lesson ne must learn is to re.
strain his universal aud sweeping PROPOSE,
dtions within the bounds of fact and actual
experience ; to submit himself to be taught
COY tho lessons of the world aud the lessons
Sot the day, and to learn and know that mod
reserve and consideration for those
with whom you have to desl.-and an en-
sdeayor to bring your propositions into exac.
conformity with the circumstances of the
tSSSa ara for him ool
the first conditions of useful and durabIs sue.
seess."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
u | L D

I ~ Friday. the 2S1d ins,., in Pittsburc. Pa.
5R o. MIN son of James b. and Jan.
~ ashinGton' aged Is years and some months
8 be was grandson of the late Col. Levi ~
4 washington, of this county. -
At saY4nnaa, Ca. Sept l4th, 1881, of Typhoid
5tever, ED. S. HClNTYR, son Of c.. C. ana Hor
3rlet +; Mclntvr, formerly of Clarke comfy. Va
gased ~ years and 6 months.
& At Mnscatine. Iowa. August 20. 1881. JOHN
1W: formerly of jefferson county. in tht
ss3sth year of his age. '
q In Martinsburs, September, 8, 1881, of Cholera
St9iantna,; WILLIE CLATON son of Horny and
sdays. "0A'N' anu 10
l In Winchester, on the 18th of ssptembar 1881
5or Scariet Fever. CHARLES A, son of john A
sm0nths. AL" |
! Suddenly on the 14th instant. ut Del,war.
~ ater Gap, MT. WILLIAM MUZZY, father o1
MT. FRANK W: Muzzv, formerly of Shepherds
itown' IN tho roth year of his age.
9 Neesntly. in Newtown, Frederick countv. II,
5NlChoLAs sAmSELL al an advanced aye.
Reesntly. in Newtovn, of typhoid fever. IL,
4SColI BAKER. son of Mr. VIM. Baker.
q AT the reaidence of his grandmother in Wiz.
5cnoster: on the 18th of September, after a hyie
E1stneEs. iHohAS X. nged 5 years. A Ino. on tic
jjsoth OF . September. BESSIE TYLER, aged s YRS,
iiiho b moHths. children of VIM. Lupton, E.s.
Z In Romnev, w vs., August goth, REBETcL
OA1LEI daughter of Rsv. George W. ana Mar.
3sNret fln'ey, aged ID months.
D IN HedgesyilIe, Berkeley county, Sent. 10Th
5issl; MIRA. ELlZABETH MUssETTSRp W ifs 81
3Ac' Ed. MuSsItter, aged ~ veara.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
DEATH OF PREs1DENrGARFIBL

AtIO o'clock Monday evening the Presi,
dent was resting quietly. The physicians
had retired and Attorney General MacVeagh
had just forwarded a favorable dispatch to
Minister lowell. Thirty>fve minutes later
the President breathed his last. Shortly af.
ter 10 O'clock he was seized with aeuto pains
In the region of the heart, and DR.. Bliss, on
being summoned to the bedside, found that
the pulse was no longer distinguishable. The
catastrophe SO much dreaded had arrived
the pus had found its way into a vein and
obstructed the circulation, so that death was
inevitable. Mrs. Garfield was hastily sum,
.monsd, and spent the feeting moments that
remained at her husbands side. The mem,
bers of the Cabinet were also notified. but
did not reach the cottage until after his
death. After comforting together a telegram
was sent to Vice. President Arthur at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, announcing
the sad intelligence, and requesting him to
come to Long Branch by the frs. train in
che morning.
The following is the last official bulletin (:
E%LBERoN, N. j., September 19-1l:3O
T. M.-The President died at 1885 p. NJ!
After the bulletin was issued at $50 this
evening the President continued in much
the Same condition as during the afternoon.
the pulse varying from 102 to LOG, With
rather increased force and volume. After
taking pourishment he fell into a quiet sleepI
about thirty.fve minutes before his death.
and while asleep his pulse rose to 100. and
was somewhat more feeble. a. 1O:lOj
O'Clock he aWoke, complaining of severe paiuI
ever the region of the heart, and almost i'm
mediately became unconscious, and ceased tol
breathe at 1885 O'Clock.
[Signedl D. W. Bliss,
g. FRANK II. HAMILTON,
d. HAYES AaNEw.
The Presidents body was taken from Long
Branch to Washington, where it was laid in
state in tho rotunda of the capitol, and
viewed by thousands, on Thursday and Fri
day. On Friday afternoon funeral services
were held in the capitol, after which tho
body was escorted by a magnificent military
and civic procession to the 9th st. Depot.
and forwarded to Cleveland, Ohio, to DO in
tered there yesterday-two tnstefully dec
grated trains conveying the body, guard of
honor, friends, congressman, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27

4 VINO TAKE "T."-Peopls of all classe.
s.ake tea. Dead people tako eterni T; ga,
SpeoPle f~estivi T; free people liber T; fash.
3looabIe folks socie T; good people pie T
ssucoessful candidates MAORI 7 !; unsuccess-
5ful ditto minori T; editors homes T solemn
s%oIt'zens gravi T ; funny ROSTERS levi T or.
sthodox citizens Del T; polite people suavi T
sbRshtul fellows modes T; kind ones chart T
sbaohelors and old maids singuIari T shori
people brew T; cunning people rascal II
romantic simpieton novel T; respectable
apeoplo Christian T; artistic people bsau T;
strong people responsible T criminals pen.
aal L; crazy people insani T, etc. TThe I
ipot cracked at this junctare.1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
The Home Doctor.

/ A pou'tice of fresh tea leavca, moistonod
with water, will cure a sty on the eyelid.
For earache, dissolve assatetida in water,
warm a few drops and drop in the ear, Their
Scork the ear with wool.
] The true physiological way of treating
9burns and scalds. is to at once exclude the
lair with cotton batting, -four, sornped potato,
sor any thing that is handiest.
1 Refined bcnzine will dissolve the djsagrea
Fable, o%dorous, oily substance which is so
3croted in somo peoples skin. after whict
ipIenty OF soHp aud water will remove it.
sFh's pcrsevered in will mako the skin in,
aodorous.
/ To cure bunions, use pulvcrised saltpetre
land sweet oil. Obtain,at a druggists five
Ior six cents worth of ~saltpstcr put into a
1Sottle with suficieut olive oil to dissolve it,
shake up we'll, aud rob the iufamed Joints
might and morning, and more frequently il
i~painful.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27

& THE AMERIcAN -AGn1cuLTun1sr stands irstl =,
lat the head of American agricultural peri.
9%odioals. The October number is an exception.
Ssliy good one, and containsa supplement which
sber. Orange Judd Co.. publishers, New Yert
:at $3.50 per annnln.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
D AL.
Charlest0wn Academy.
Nm. Fl. kABLH. A. X. PR1sc1p41.
WY. Z. WHITE. A II AnatarAhT

y N
. Inc next session opens "wednesday, SAINT 7tb.
Z Prompt attendance on the day OF onen,nS y.
p"elAl!y desirable. Far partisulaTs ma IN &C.,.
&C, andross the Principal ut CharleGtoWn,js
: AngEst23. lSsl-Gt.
! MIR. w. C. whits. who has h.., -
an A'SlSt@nt and who will occupy that nnaition
IoS "oVrtAI years. is n full graduate Of Hampdsr
Stunoy SoiIeg7 and apent one year in the Aca-
o"h'c course at tue University Of virginia.
: The following are a few extracts from, n,n.
Gus 'setiHonials presented by him:
Di!IEent and successful as n .tuj,n+ ,,d Lo.
"n"HLe AhH 1srt'etnanly "a 4 man." = . Wan
qnahseI both b, euarHeier and attain I'M emf, 10
"e i A'kh'y "Hcisnt and Ruceasefiil teacher.
] Rev.J. Il P. ATKINSON. d. M.
PTSsidrnt and Prof. Moral Phiio.o,Ix
! Hatnndsn Sidney College.
: nsit ne Vim p highly sA:isfastory aeaE.iph.
y. WIN tse course Of instrActiou in Lstlp -
~ Hish oharaetrr as = Christian eoutIonA.
FiTos promise Of all which IN n m orni noSnt =.
parent would ask III The teacher Of h. son.
/ WALTER BLAIR, A, NJ.
Frof Latin. Fl d S CoIleE,.
: - gentleman of tho hrFh.st shar.e..
1901 sVary confidence that kio aitkfnI....s
:"StSIentloss hSTotIOh TO duty, hi. thar...S
integrity IN all things will insurs \ rr.t;t.,sA
hlh 20 tho faT"rablo cons Did ern ion ~ H. pnl M
! - HOLIDAY. A. NJ.
J Ffot. fhysIcal Scisnsss.
| ask leave 30 jnIa his frierds in bssri,.
s rn.o = W ni uncommon ftness. by rsa son Of
general hTEh character; for tho snh.r. -
DSL rkrEK A. NJ,
PrOf. Aathsmatios
tsntIvs. faithful and diIigrnt rtnd.nt an at
Gomnuehcs ny ma conPcICntiensU ess and pIsasin-
ueporIn'rnt: ihese qualities win nais III.
EDISON HoaE. A. n
'- Frof. STesk II. g.. ColleSs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
Agricultural Fairs.

Observation-Disclosures 4, 5, 6, I.
Observation-Disclosures IL, IL, l3, Il.
Frederick Gity-October IL, IL, Is, II.
Washington City-October 10 to is.
R'shmond-Oetober 10-for ten days.
LrsT.oF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Charlestown, Jefferson
W. Va, September "a, 1881.
Mrs. Baldridge, Mrs. Cora Campbell. Miss
Lena Prater, Miss Augusta f. Parrst., Mrs.
Jenna Martial, Miss Lucy E. Moss, Miss
Lima d. Lewis. Miss Gertrude Lovett (2),
Mrs. Mary Tate, Mrs. E. NJ. Wright, D.. +
C%onnell, Prof. D. T. Duncan, j. Fl. Miley.
Geo. w. Scott, 81. K. Smith, Maj, T. Sny-
der, Rev. j. @. Taylor.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the deadle tier of,
foe. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
BENZ. F. LE1sENR1Na, P. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27

THasc1sNT1rIc NEWS for septemb Der ia IN sx-
seilent number valuable and interesting. Pub
lished by Mum & Co., New York, at sIoo a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
West Virginia University

. IN department 0fstady: textbook, far
Sc 3 expenses for one year FROM AVS .e
r." m.il-seetaIlHn hbernI. thorough. Fall
snee last year from % counties Of Veal VIZ
SS.n'a AND from = States and TOrritor,s.. M.
VISUS. 20 SSATb Pre-
For catalocue. and other nfsrm.tisr.,,
hOrRautOwD. ". Va. FaFihtoh.
J June 81, ISsI-sn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27

! CLARKE ITEMs.-From the Co,,r;s, W,
jcopy the following:
] A number of new buildings havo beer
3and are being added to ~Berryville.
! A new building to accommodate the trad,
tat this point has been erected a. the Berry.
iviIIe depot by the 8. V. R. r. Go.
The farm known as the "Bell Farm " IN.
mile from White Post, consisting of 10:
acres, has been bought by Mrs. Louisa Som
'merville at $50. so per acre.
There are over $50 shares taken in tb.
%Berryville Building Association. When We
that the association which woupG
Iup its affairs last June did no, have quite
200 shares, it is to be presumed that the Fl,
condition of our people is much i'm,
proved.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
w heat

An prepared to pay the eutsia. e
msrket !" IN ~ srSnantable Wheat offered on thir
to the seller. y point eepvenisnt
4. August ., 1t o"IhUSsBLds
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
s~PLIT-BOTTOM CHAIRS,

VIE urdsrsizned would hereby inform ths
a sP en TT' ia nT1 te 1%ntingss the manufacture
r. - Ill ON CHAIRS of ali kinds-Arm,
10y rates. Old chairs re-bottemed on sbo1t
P.9. Middloway. Jefsrson Co! " :.
septem Der 10. IsSl-3m. va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
CHOICE VINEGAR.

INHk undersigned has for sale Pure Vince. ,
yeaIs oId; made of all sound Apples' al IN
cents per Gallon. $500 per Barrel
: Rant 6 ,ss G. W GREEN,
-. barpeT's. Perry, ". Va.
FNHELoPEs 5 eta. package.
SOM NV TTzD GEO. T. LIGHT.
- July gnss.Ht
A tGEo r. LIGHTS is the only pIae. YOU can
M % . out % the Papers where 10 buy Pure
July 5, 1851
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27

Tho House I now occupy is for Rent
immediate possession given.
W. A. KoHLHousEN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27

ARD OIL and Lubricatip- OH foT P.,o...-I
~ Movers. sold by 20 r I1EsT
and Carriage soon~e P".b-
~ Turkish Towels, sold by W
July IS. GEO r rrcu7
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27

) RECENT Posi- OFFICE RuLEs-Fs,,bs,
beds are non>mailable.
Eggs must be sent when new, or not at
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-09-27
LOST!

4 Wedn.sdsy last, a MOSS AGATE C1IrF
BUTTON The 6nder will be suitably re-
varded by leaving it Mt the re-
CO. ~ zoo, SPIRIT OFFICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11
OBITUARY..
CLARKsON I. COLLINS. NJ. ID.

ClarksOn L. Collins, VI. d., of Great Barring
ton Mas. died yesterday at the Grand Central Hotel,
age sixty years. Dr. Collins pracscd medicine for over
thirty years In berkshire County, where he founded n
medical Institution called the Collins House. lie the
Editor OF the old Mediod Rcportcr and II member
~ the Ncw-York State and Massachusetts Medical
Society. Attending meeting Of the former society In
February be contracted cold which resulted In cOngcs
ton of the lungs. few weeks ago he visited FOridn
In hope of obtaining relief. He survived hs wife and
two children The funeral will take piacc Wednesday at
the Friends Meeting House In East TNentiethst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11
LATEST NHIrPING NEUS.


roI.T or NEWNoRK APRIL TO- ISL.
.AKEINfp
Steamer Iirtannic fIrl. Perry, Liverpool mon To AUd
u,tu-fn~n tprl :. with i'l-'. and i-i- q" .'@
Montreal III. lfiH. iffi' wen ~ '''
u.,u-tnsyn u with ut., and ~-' - j. Zoo 'iiN 80
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Talbot & co.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
u,vpr Ari 10 Arrived steamer France IN Trndcllo'
nom New York. t.,t,t, M Mc.
Nirhan. from Liverpool tor Sew OH Mt.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-11
MIJSIC.-DRAMA--ART.
orS AT THE ITALIA THEATRE.

nav management will have control OF the
T,e,tre next season. Mile. Catrelly, The
ln"na who has had charge of it since 1t was
""- a1 ,,;,l sail for Europe next month. She will
oiN ,bsr, for year or more and will GIL several
S Shs has ta 1TSspTd c Hn
posuJ, r;tb The theatre and fayOrably known rs an
n esar Will succeed her i'll the stage departa.en,
hs les ard %anas' Mr. v cdn RE GG sasd
Amplif an the steamer Main for Europe where ~
yss,e an"sce new attractions for the coming seas ~
MI smSrre will follow on Nay s, 10 assist N ib'
Mr.. AienI Of stars Marie Gcstinger VIII ho re-
eneassf n"yt season and will add n numbcr OF play
tal her aIrSdv extensive repertoire. She III n
thirty in tn Dr;C1 sGdcT Mr ADF n
the VIII nr,ent The managers of the theatre intend,
q maasnas'hr. to make an arrangement Ylth ne -
1ated Railway COMPANY by Tnfh ,i@'i oa ,
puu,;r,yay extending ON the front OF the b,iiu-
i ;nc 70 balcony on the road.