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rAtlSELI. IN T1tE 1SF1ttMAttr.
I.oypoS, Oct. l1.--l'arnell Is IN tho prison
lntlrlnary, witt, Dillon, Sexton, aul 0isrln''.
sEvES ARRESTS.
James Palmer, Secretnry. anil anothcr
prominent member Of tile Middleton tCork)
League; Lemon. Secretary. and O'roo!e,
member Of tho TuILen Carlow County,
brunch; Lyman, organizer Of tho Kings anu
Queens Counties and West Meath Leagues;
Willie, Secretary Of the Clurn l.rngle: and
Henry Egan, Secretary Of the rn'!amoro
League, have ull been lodged III tito Mans
Jatt.
The authorities contemplate arrests at
Belfast aiMl other parts Of North 1rclnlld.
SEXTON, DILLON, AND o'rE1ES
arc charged with being reasonably suspected
Of trcasonnbo practices.
It Is proposed to start fullu for the n,nl'l"
tenal,ce Of State prisoners. Tho members Of
tic League Claim that Arthur O'Connor, be.
Ing thoroughly instructed III tho manage.
lnent Of tho League, his escape WILL enable
tho organization to continue.
AHlsAiIAN.
treasurer of the Limerick f.alld Leag.le, 'as
been arrested OIL n Charge Of being reasoll
nbly suspected Of treasonable practices.
At c1IAt,I.Ey1I.1.l:, COUNTY CoI,K,
| tic police wcrp stongt. Tho Riot net was
read and the military being called ont clearct
| the streets. Thrty-1lye arrests were made'
, 1881-10-18

Tic pntne, and quito probably Jnck Hlso th9ngn
of ~ Mr; Asa"S'ot' eo"'o 'o' 'eF'''y '' US
'Tt ria S' s,naitess Of tho wayes was 1noro tt.an
III. ~vnttt wns t:uro tiM1 crn!c,l Nv tttelr n-
III, etlrxGGrlltle and fr@iucl1!t hN-eatilIa tia*
hnucr. nse'' To- hg snsEm Il IT, st r '',nn
sic,ni.,y allc9es tint ernry % Man .! tho innf
tlit,l.ntts III tllfNrttMtu ls!atdefs was lantteli
m,rr hnr"iess tj1,,tl irusl Tint III tho St.l,thern
Sta,cs ot Nncrica, und which Is 10 'nsIeb worse
thn the rreat c". 1 srgry ,5taiy ,,f IT." irst tr ~
f:ur,,t,r,n ncf,pl. whu w1hIIa GLADLY cxch"tpe
cotIans WI, .'o nwes' e ftr dtS cc<stIcs 81 ns t If
f''rn.he t soSor Ant""'. .s', Miieyas Or A.. y,
II. h,,i t., 81 nctIry .lo whit ",m hns tn 'Io to
..,t tim ltrcaHshrasicn EiIll, t'Mt le l,ctsI'.lr
tery nre to Wx e s ~ tnH !. ,T na, y"
IT t,niy alnl IL ycnrs r. fully FIX fet. htst. md
r mighty bones. we1 y covered WIZ @ @nuiy tns
i,taEe h II man certninty nf ~ ls,tinds weight:
| lie nnw nct.lally weighs only trlt!u otor loo
iiasi'la hccn ttarsei inta nttor ,. scfnsncss A. a.
IL lni,nrrr. n pnss 70 lcnso tho isInd VIZ finally
4rantcd m 9!Ml a9 e'.sSsfac @ 70 rnoaxn i, nati"M rt
!, sir. lhikca. Mr.. tt,kGs iMlnsdlutrs put tho
iya y's,ns tn.p nlnr .hS Fs.os s;,r,n, t"r rs %s
wiz n., tho :Sth IL Hsptemhrr Inst, at,i tho M.
tiunt ii onlY ni,w in n uuM!ts:on 4, which hopes
| fr t1!9 tItiul rrEfIyHry f1ny W ehlGrthtfeu. ~
tti,,wutrlc rc,,nr.er utrh on thu physician Inst
niuh,. a,l,l wis toll iy hin tht sho iat!nns WI!
suffering frpm starvation ltl,tI' at'tl nHrc. at'tt
of ssntvnit,n hui hc.i, 81 nenr,y complete that
liz, atn',Msl,'A In,wnr Of nsamLlatton ind lm'r!
With ,n,,riaic acI,l. mpsltl. aht citl.nua hnr,:,
md tile as.mative pw.ra ",; r. "',iy @ o'EinnnE
native. nT thn Axurcs mud 1tns .H.un Ut lilo Sand
wIc is.t,.ia. liz hHs It brUtt,or still ut tho West-
ern 1slun}u. urd lcnrn!nx tint ttlIt br'ltEnr de
slrtl tu rtiljvr;ttr u tho Sandwich tsIstlCA. hi
wri,fc hn tint tll, nnrrors o. iii penal settle
n,tnt IN lilo wnrl'i ctsIll rlal thnse Of compnl'
Inns und he nrrni1xt! tn pny for tho hrot,or
pnssngc hcru To prevent ilnl iru;n gong to lilo.
, 1881-10-18
ITALY.
I1ff ft1ttST4 1tEItrEf1,

Ro,lE, Oct. 17.-lt IL Impossible to describe
tho enthusiastic cheers ailcr tlie Pope g.lyo
Ills benetlictlUn OIL the occasion Of receiving
tho Italian pilgrims ut ST. Peters on Snn1lny.
Tho Pope looked ti'ln. worn. alNl anxious
a gsng Of ronglis petcd tl.o pilgrims while
tfcy were leaving tho Church OF st. T!talc,
shouting, "Down with tho Vatlcal."
THE UNHAPPY POPE.
Tho pope. tn Ills address to tho Italian pill
gr[Nas ut 81. poter'a yesterday, stated n de-
plorablo state Of affairs plncel l}efUro lin
thu alternative OF enduring continual capt!y-
ity, male hnrtlcr tInfy, or of going nto exile.
]lu therefore Rsked tho Catholics to watch
a,ld pray for tho liberty md independence Ut
tho l'ope. lilo concluded BY saying he was no
longer secure In lis pulace; nlat iIo WIS out
ragged In lila person and dignity III a thou.
santl ways. Tlle grnyity and carllcsttess OF
tic l'opo n,atlo profound Impression. liz
c!osetl Ills address witt, Ills arms raised to
Heaven, rs thougl. tulplarlng holp.
, 1881-10-18

Construction Company, and tte!r
escape from vast responsibilities was coin"
cittent with the insolvency Of tile Erie cor
unrntia,l. Afr. AfcI1enry declares that the
committee Is responsible II, lis turn inr hay
inE kEtt PERSONS connected WITH lie IexRa
Pacific Hallway IN tho controt of The i,osi-
tfnns nf trust which they had md with li1v.
InK sup,mrle,i tho Most corrupt RAILWAY ns'-
1minfstrntion IN America. Mr.. Mcf1enry
charges, further, TINT the moneys raised III
f.o,,ttoa fur the Eric Railway were ,lsetl
,llrrctly or Indirectly 10 relieve parties COLI
noctetl wttE tho PENNSYLVANIA HALLWAY whose
positions and fortunes wcre Involved by
ENHANCEMENT wlth Tho Texas 1'aclfic isall-
wny. Finally, he demands That tho commit
tee shall give It's sllpDort 10 tia trocecdtgs
already Begin III tho interest of Tho Eric
Railway creditors a,ltt Stockholders,
THE "MA1:K tASE ExrIs1:ss"
In Its revluw ut the grath trasle Uf the past
week says: ".rtle weeks weather lsas beet
favorable for sowing, which Is progressing
rapidly. Farmers Otl actUsitlt Of the difficulty
of ob.hinlng sonud sectl-wllcnt prefer sowing
last years. Our watcr-toggea Itnslve wlicats
sell chiefly for mixing with llnrl fnreig''.
which is thereby enhanced II, yntic. In
London tito sale ut native f1as been weake1l'
lng since Mnndny. Sa!es were t1inicult Fri
,lny nta reduction nf:! Supplies n1. lnrge
| demand IL ttIant,na.e. frtt1ay prices dc.
ctlned ~, a,ut sometimes ,nore. M.
rrt winter he'll for iss, which
WIS uMobtninablc. Australian WAS tirn',
Half tiln week supply WAS American. which
declined III Liverpool lG':, !rl,ce per- Genital
Flour WIS constantly ei,eaper. Foreign wiz
| IN siun1I stltt,lr 1tntps th4 rrf.1rp wpfa M,
, 1881-10-18

THE 1.ASn-1EAuCEhs'
Ia Tic IEopfe u EfIfca4W: Ill tho Interest ol Il
fnlr md truc understanding Of tho eontce. bo-
..,,, .ho mn, lcnv,,,c nnd Tim t,nycrn,ucrt In
WYE" Nv .a r.,. ,s,.., ,,, T., ,.tav ,,r ,,,o
lfctad III 1ho prese't esels ~. ~ ". ."s
systematic and persistent nisreprcscuaneaona oi
the situation With which tho old and wcll-triel
@s.m.ss na:,a., ,,"n+nr ~ ali frInnIs If truti,
md Justice flns bccn called Tor wednesday,
evening. Oct. 10. at Mccormick Hull, for tull
il1eusEInn or tho Issue, aud to glyu expression
ana ehcct u tao % n'patns "us. - 7..s. .....,s
community with tho Efforts ol tho Irlsh pcople
Ia obtnl, \ fo0thol In thctr own luild attd entity
tilp rights Of u FREQ paoplg In thor own country
Tho ,u0plo Ut 1rland hMvo orKnn!Gnl ln The
Lind i,ulEtc under tho leadership Df a!r. far-
nell to procure such legislation Us will enAb!o
IND farmers md tlers Of tho soIt tn secure. for
iair consideration. propElGttry intercst ~ Tug
land, and tho abol!tlon OF 1solands greatest
o1ssu Numbers "S or Mr. uIa'lsioncs Cabinet bavo
t1ncarcd this object to Du desirable. Ills Attor-
| 1ioY-iionerai hAA pronounced tho organization
| tu he luHn, and Dri tito floor Ut Parliament hid
Ministers tlavH hdintttotl fts methods 10 Ep con-
| stltutjonal. And IN tho very blu which tho
| (lOrurrIuuut AMJ pnas1d they hnyo rce'
! uKt1iz.a III autlnd Tho principle Wh!t!1
| Mr. l'aruGll invoices for full Justice to tue
| tpnnut. In tho exercise Of their tNdoubtti
Iogai ri9hta Mr. I'nrnoil md his associates ll4yt
criticised tho l,nnd act ana prononnceu Il III, II
adeuate. .ns 70 xoS oat o. It. Mn1essr r. s S q
| ia tho cutltnfsapn hnv!,g tho administrator
| md Interpretation Of tho bill son,G test case:
| 1,nfurn r,pr,R cfhpcrn1lY 9hf}Utu Invoke 1t!
, 1881-10-18

Fnrstcr. Chief Hecretarv. in nccordu,,ce witt,
tin resolution to cnttrnyor to ol,tnIn nm ''ns-
s,1rnuce Tint tho 0stcntattuils display Of
t|,o polfce farce Saturday nnd Su,,lny with
Huctl la,pcntal1o cot,se1l,pl1ccs shall 1iut bu
yrm.n.cd.n
COMMENT.
Tic Putt Mall Narc!ic says: AS hoitllef
0'lIrlen iinr Quinn participated I'll 1htpilc
lt1CGtll1Kg Their arrest II 1tuluFnlty 11kEH ~
,,lcun thAt the Government will tulGrnlo 10
form of Intimidation. however ihtl'rect. "o
1lay evnli infcr tlH't tic castle VIII eoHstF".
I'm ytKor.,,,a criticism, Ut It's lctfuil ns Itiil-
,lat!ot,: Thu recent 1,roclatna:lons lcad to
tic sa,nc Inference. Tic Land League Is tn
l,c Suppressed forcib'y; That Is !l1c
1ong and slort ut tho matter. Viz
lent suppression ut tic j.caguc, which
linz never yGt hclh tlEclarGtl Illegal. IL hfflY
, 1881-10-18
, country 10 Ire!nnf, onl every doEar has xo''e
tntu TIN npek cts of tho lAndLttt1g.

country 10 Jre!nn'i, 6n1 every do1Iar hhs Hone
tntn tho pockats of tho landlords.
lie 1tErEtltlED 70 THE ATHEIST
0f tho lender or tic 1tlsl, cnus,., a1nt sait 1t
WAS II cU,nb1ctc sttrprlse. 10 HIN. lte iiiGw
Of tho BRUTALITY a,Nl e3wutsice of tlIa Ell
ulEsi, t;nyeruuen., Int It'd mt t!iInk u
won!4t cDllllnla lint outrage; f0r WlHii l!e
lett Englan l'arneil was nctIl'g strictly
within, constitutional bounds. IL sNll 1t
was t!nno bec9uso TIM t;overilnhcilt was tn u
.lIien,n: for, II Justice WIS tlumc. thu lalnt-
lords would l,a bankrupt, nsttl II Justice WIS
not tlOIlc The tcnplc would tralnp!I tho 1.a'nl
net under funt alNl stanl by tho f,a,Ml
l,ras.lr. II tlIo Government wnHltt slipllrcsa
The 1.anu I.caanI 1t must lmlrtsun mol only
5.@2l1,uW 1JeDp!e III ireland, but thu wl!ole
twenty millions Uf tho Irfss, raer, AMI It
vau,,ot be ttone by ttnlprlsonIng twelve lca,t-
GrH.
4 telegram was reatt from james ltedpattt,
urging lllo peoplu to stt',d rlll.
WENDELL. rtlltt.tI's
wns prcsrntul1, aud llal an enthusiastic re-
| crp.lo1,. liu snid:
| Parpcil isus M important engagement which
prevents his nttenhancc, hut we welcome ti'nso
who I,nvn cnnlc. 1t IL ths tntlt who cats,ot ''''
answered. WIN nre put III Jail. If t1'al'st''no
| pp,ll,t huvt at,awereti I'nrneI liz would hASo
utir so hit ho conil not. and rcsnrtc IL f''ree'
1}y Inprs0ntX lArtlaIi lIu hNs rn!Ht'l lhl tTu!'t
tho leadership f tho fr!a tlllse to lM tho icl1
! nj tho grcat rrf0rln. ThCru II not drop OF
l.llurnt bln0d III HlMststnne's vGlns. l!o fh!iiKs
In IL nul11x 10 Anbilua frc1niHt: hut nth0r 1fsn
Iluvts tried lint Job llMrfng tho last +ki years
f}ulsto,Ie eccs uy 1tye tr aix millions vi henri-
broken women md children. fig Gull cover tht
country with sntJlery, hut iIe will not reiicl
thcso forty staios. Tho tc1l u,lll,s Of Irish 1t
Ills country have nui Forgotten ll,o!r ilAtlst
, 1881-10-18
Four Hundred Houses Burned at Port
said, Egypt-Great Desti-
tuition.
Gen. Sn,nticr, til Tunfs, Defeats
tho Insurgents In u Sec-
Ont Battle.
Sudden Recall from Alexandria Of the
Turkish Commissioners Sent
by ths Sultan.


~ S1ftiII
1.oSnoS. Oct. ,7.-'r!sere Is great damage
atld 'nss of fife throughout North tiern'apy
from the late gale. The ltlyer Elbo r(&c
twelve fcst above the normal icrel, and'ls
covered witt,
wEECKAGE.
Several vessels arc stranded Mt Altona Tho
loss uf petroleum Is enormous. Five ftssels
ware wrecked Mt l3relncti asld snu1e sentt1en
drowned.
Til: SETIiE1ILAS!1a.
TlH hurricane extended to France. Ger.
many, ald tile Netherlands. aud great dnIll-
nge is reported IRON the attrr.
EXTRAORDINARY tnssEs.
l4oSnnS, Oct. l1.-EiglIty.ilye vessels, priv
ciwllly british, were Inst oil The const of tile
United Kingdom during the recent Ealc,
against oniy twenty wrecks In te carly part
of the week In all parts of tie world.
ON: ItuSDlsl:tl AND TttIi.TY
British and foreign vessels wero wrecked
Inst week, I'LL increase Of l04 oyer tI3e presl-
ous week. Thu approximate ya!uu Of prop
crty
LosT ~ Ra,0oO,00o.
Of which GG.U00. .0W represents tho British
lusses. ono hundred MIL thirty-etgllt rrr.
snls nra reported lust ur missing. Accounts
received subsequent to the compilation at
these statistics state that, down 10 Inst cvcll
Ing,
F1Fry-S1SE FISHERMEN
belonging to DurnlMuuth uEd Eyrtnot't1
arc knnwn to have bcetl drowned. aliu III
| others belonging 10 bnttl places arr. inlssng
Srl:lS.
| LpNnON, Oct. t1.-fritlny's storms init
tloosts dill Immense tlalnagc In Schcsw'g
| flolstefh.
, 1881-10-18

4
TIL: 1I1s accused "s M os.Sa 7!s.
,,,.S, ~ e."e Wn1,,- no, 17-,rhc hlonlltI,,rstv
~. ~" ~, h,,.o n,v, ,roohv m,
1.,an .,' 1.|. -. ,S,,,at, n,"o,. tl.LIe +,nn
ustea .,.n..a, ~ o,,ni,v;n~ nc,mnrt bomhs. with
.'.i'1s.t, T.. .,ostrn,, s,,,pn1,g it. il i,sin,nted
M..s. ~ ,sas ,:o,, t,I,,1e,,o T., -" nttnm,t
.l'"; .'os !,..ao s.ao,"a' A. ali nyn,,is .,s
tosae 4o na,, @ ~ ,oornoI eomo nart;ps wont on
,'a, ~. 10 o H. y" r,,,"r.,ar ntn,n ioat ovc,,iur
ny".u ,.J.. ."9 ma, IN Na~,i, .,vor om,1 ~ thc
f,.;as STEWARD aots aid thcv wn,,tetl to scp
unt1. VIZ, tn,I ,.,nro hta roo,,,
"u 'o".7 .,at In ,,as rro,,,iv os,ocn thrv
so,S "SS' t,,nv,d tor" " wailx MI. shortly aftor-
,uorda oro nf the 1,ovs rcnnrtef tn mi oiIlcur
that . In
>''''' ~ ,,,,,,,r,,,xn ,,,,,xrxr
anil ox,,m;na,inn '1isciosoI the fact tint tho
hilu eA"''lt4at'o.. u,s.'ooe.. s"" sn ~. .1,o
port siae' was o'l hfs' oo'hs hiir' -. .'. nv
WIS louha TO at'e nev4l sea.e,os' ~. ..sa,,a ~
Woodwork when lehltea ull"cf t,!t.io|
Iha cnrpets III INC passase-""y' WHEEL W.
blazlfe' Wefo tnto". oscloou a!w .. ',';,,'
oxtlngilsh 1non. fons oottl.,S ieaL ''.''t oo'.'t
! by tle 1ncchalarlcs were io"1't1' o'o t'louen'
| to hnye contained easo'llle anu pnosp'io.- a.s
GUS. Dut Tor the timely ulscoscrs . ~ t'o ~ ~
tho slip ~ouia 1lave pooh ue3t.osou. ;t,. -.
slituatlons are thrown o"t tla1 t.!a'.
ers arc at inc pottom u IT, o"' t'''' "a "oS
substantiatea.
| CINCINNATI TO r:ARSE1A" ,o..
Dnttcrwortl', IN nus speech pelote neeuas
OF lrlslimen to give EXPRESSION ot 1coi'1s ~
regard to tho arrest OF lafte!i' Woh the ~
alton that parnoll was III TIC i!olti Of aopato
for tho lawful purpose OF securing better Icy.
islatton concerning tho great wrongs Sn1lerctl
, 1881-10-18
I.ui,'lJ1! t}fsLe

"Tho Ebglah upper cl4sscs hayo Rlyon up
Christianity, and now wurshlp tho suutlpw9r aud
the llly," lltety wrote lltndostani Kentloulal
ruslleut In Loi,lon ~ Il po'npatrl0t at Calcutta.
Tho latter accepted tho stlteu.e,,t uni, hulnx d
prot.Uunced AngIomahsau. be forthwith pro-
cesued to Do "potjah to tho aforesaid dow
kAFA
, 1881-10-18
BUSINESS nQIICES.

Husbands CAlclncl NIngu0tta. Pour
to the taata nilI smaller dose thnn othor mnKlc-
sA. For s1lp IN 1uyuriItnenE atllnlpei bottles ut
druggists And o9lHtry atugcs, aud ly 4. ]. llus-
Dpu1 Jr,, philadelphia.
, 1881-10-18

HlacnllAteF'1 Cough Mixture II faHf III.
pcsseslluG ult othor remedies in Chicago for tho
tlsuase. lneIt1ental tn our severn wnter season.
stregts, ana ali druggists.
, 1881-10-18
NEW ZEALAND.

l.oSpoS. Oct. 17.-.loim lIryce. native Min.
lister at Defense of New Zealand, had MI III.
tervlew with tic Chtcf Of .rlatIltI. Not satis-
factory.
, 1881-10-18
| factory.


LONDON, Oct. {7.-Tho Porte Is about to
give satisfaction tu tho United States Minis-
ter rcgar.tIMg the tlfspnte respecting the
American Consulate Mt Sanntca.
, 1881-10-18

tho cxhtlaratkuX and 6clitntIAl ofIucta OF d
tlrauYht OF TurIunt's seltter Apcr!ent," 10 The
testimony OF thousands, Sold by all druggists.
, 1881-10-18
HsJl.1Ts1f,T.

TURKISH APPREHENSION.
CnSsrANrlNupt.E. U1t. l7.--'fhe Turkish
force In Tripoli will br raised In :D.0N.
, 1881-10-18

I.oSssoS, Oct, 11.-Sixty Isn1srs burned
and 100 people were ina,tc destitute III the
Arab section Ut Port SHtd.
, 1881-10-18

Trx1s, Oct. t7.-Arnbs yesterday attacked
Morllak. rosr to tho city, p{lagl1sg The farlns.
t;tr. Lngerot has decided 10 repair 1Inmetlt.
ately and protect tho railway.
r1it: INSURGENTS Inst 500 E,LLEt,
In Tie engagement of Friday nelr Xag-
hounn. Gen. SAbat[er i,us defeated the III
Stlrrrl}t9
, 1881-10-18

CAIRO, Dct. iI.-'rhc Turkish delegate
lrAvr Alexandria Thursday far Constant
nupIc. 'rhrIr recall produce. .an excetle'
etftrt.
, 1881-10-18

Gail on your druggist fur LlobIGss GeFs
nan Corn Remover, Qne u the best remedies
extAlt.
, 1881-10-18

4 fresh column left TebessA for S0lltll
Tunis.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-05-05

LET TO Contraction Thursday last the
successful bidders for contracts on the extern
sion of the Shenandoah Valley, from Waynes-
boro, south, were announced Among them
them were Messrs Mcmahon g. Green, Mills
IL Rowland, Griffith & Purcell, Fairfax & DIFF,
fandal, Reynolds & Angel, Walton & Smith,
Newcomb & Goodloe, Best g. Murchler, Pat
lick Crogan and Jno. Rawlings. The work
to be constructed now, embraces sixty-fve of
the ninety-fve miles between Waynesboro and
the Norfolk and Western railroad, at or near
Roanoke Station in Roanoke county. The
contractors will begin at the ends and work
towards the middle, finishing in October II
may be that the Shenandoah Valley will not fill
up the missing link of thirty miles between the
contracts let and the ninety-five miles of line
but will use the bed and track of the Rich
mond and Allegheny road for the distance
above named. If this is done it will probably
be but temporary arrangement, for in a few
years the Shenandoah Valley will be one of the
greatest thoroughfares of the country, and will
not be content to be at all dependent, and the
Richmond and Allegheny will have work
enough of its own to utilize its track.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-05-05

The Poor on THE CRY AT the council
meeting on Tuesday night, Jno. r. Kurtz,
oyerseer of poor, presented summary Of the
work in his department for the fiscal year
ending April 30th, 1881.
The amount Of appropriations for the poor
fund was $4,000. The accounts aggregated as
follows: Groceries and provisions $91O3S;
btrying go paupers, SO coiored and whites,
$S1O1O wood and coal, $255.38; rent, $9S.5O;
clpthing and bedding, 1913; incidentals'
E$95.19; Leaving of the appropriation, as
ahove $287 81. which was used as follows; In
supporting J. R. Pulliam, $94.50; during the
year there was paid for medicine, $39S27,
which oyer ran the appropriation by $S00 40.
Forty-seven paupers who had not acquired a
residence, were sent from the city About
seventy paupers was the average number who
received support monthly. At present there
are IA white and SO colored paupers on the
list, only six of whom are at the poor house
OF the appropriation, as near as the overseer
can estimate, 1855 was given to white, and
81 ,550.46 to colored paupers.
NotWltnstaHulng Tile very naru WluteI, Ihc
amount expended is but little in excess of pre-
vious years.
Mr.. Jno. R. Kartz, the oyerseer, deserves
special mention for the judieious manner in
which he has administered the affairs of his
office The poos have been kindly and com
fortsbly cared Tor, and withal there has been
an economy and judgment exercised worthy
of the highest commendation. The city has
20 officer more faithful and efficient than Jno
r. Kurtz.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-05-05
DEATHS:

In West End, staunton, March 2Sth, Of dropsy,
John L. Carter, aged II years.
In Charlestown, W. Va, April Goth, Of typhoid
fever, Miss Lillian d. Bradford, daughter Of Maj.
W. A. Bradford of that place. She had been pupil
of the Virginia Female Institute of this city, and II
she had lived would have been married this month.
At Mt Crawford, Rockingham county, April Esd,
Miss Florence J. Clarke, daughter of Mr.. A. P.
Clarke, aged % years.
At her residence in Richmond, on Sunday, the
Oath Of April, Mrs Louisa g. Allan, at the advanced
age Of 80 years. Her husband John Allan, is the
gentleman who adopted, and reared, and educated
the celebrated poet, Edgar Allan Poe.
At Bells Valley, on the 28th ult, Mrs. Catharine
Brown, wife of Mr.. John w. Brown, aged A years.
She was consistent member OF the Methodist
church.
In Lewisburg, Greenbrier county, W. Va, on the
2sth OF April, OF consumption Mr.: Jas. F. CALDWELL
son OF the late DR.. D. G. B. CALDWELL aged IS years.
At his residence, at the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, on Thursday last, the 28th ult., VIM. B.
Caldwell, ESQ.,, in the 18th year Of his age.
Suddenly, near Bridgewater, Rockingham county,
on Saturday, the 18th day of April 1881, Mrs Han
nah HAney, wife of John Haney, in her 37th year
April 7th or meningitis, Jennie, Oldest daughter
of William and Sallie Bailey, West View, aged IA
years.
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srAuNroN-Mr. Geo. S. Krouse. who naf

STAUNToN-Mr. Geo. S. Krouse, who paid
a flying visit to Staunton last week, gives in
his paper, the Culpeper Times, long and well
written account of his trip. In conclusion he
says:
1t has been nearly SIX years since we shook
the dust of that city from our feet to make a
tour of the West and North. Bpons our return
we found great changes. Strangers peeped
rom the windows and door-ways OF the shops
and offices where we expected to find familiar
faces; Handsome three-story houses now
ssana where but a few years ago the old fash
lO n;an one-story dwelling partially INSTRUCTED
extended in every direction. Verify, the hand
OF progress has laid hold upon it, The leading
business men are discussing the feasibility of
es.apiismng rolling mill, nail factory, MAJ
chlne shops and car wheel factory.
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SPLENDID ESTATES IN MARKET. is rarely
that an opportunity to land buyers is offered
such as that which will be afforded by the sale
of the Hawpe lands, advertised in another co.,
umn by J. M. Quarles, commissioner These
lands are located near Greenville, twelve miles
south of Stanton, in one of the best neighbor-
hoods in the Valley, and are convenient to
schools and churches &c. The soil is fertile
and productive and that which is cleared is
easy of cultivation. The timber, of which
there is a large quantity, is number one pine
and oak, and would of itself realize to the pur-
chaser a handsome return The estates lie,
one on the Valley railroad, now about to be
constructed, and the other on the Shenandoah
Valley road, now being pushed to completion
In few months both of these lines will be
demanding ties, and the party that gets this
land will secure vast quantity of the best
of tie timber, besides fine pine timber suitable
for saving. The lands are improved and
finely watered, embracing the finest of South
river bottoms, and adjoining the lands of W.
FL. Shields. Thos. Haupe and others 1t will
be long time before another such chance for
profitable investment is offered {. ..-..-.
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THoRNRosE CEMETERY.-The re-organizar
ton of the Board of Trustees of Thornrose
Cemetery, and electing Capt. Marquis Chair
man, is TO be followed by necessary improve
ments at the cemetery. The Executive Com
mittee have visited the grounds and planned
out various changes, looking to system and
regularity in the innovations that should be
made upon the growths which obstruct the
view and mar the beauty of the grounds The
enlargement of the area of the cemetery will
engage the attention of the Committee, and
methods adopted to secure adjacent territory
before it is otherwise occupied and while it can
be procured. The location of the cemetery is
admirably adapted for attractive improvement
and we doubt not the close of the summe,
season will witness changes pleasing to the eye
and gratifying to the esthetic taste. The eff
forts of the Committee to beautify these hal
lowed grounds should be supplemented by the
lot owners, and each possession made to cor
respond with such designs as may be formu-
lated, so that harmony of arrangements may
prevail and nature and art blend to lend at.
fractions to the last resting place of loved
ones.