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The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-02
Gladstone and Bright.
scribner for November.

It is pleasant to know that none of his former colleagues is more hearty in his admiration than the greatest of them all, and the one whose birth and training might have been expected to make him the least appreciative-John Bright. Disagreeing with Mr. Gladstone on many grave questions, seeing in him the only rival to his own oratorical pre-eminence, he is the most warm and generous in his own praises. A story was lately told how Mir. Bright, hearing lady rail at Mir. Gladstone, suddenly turned and asked her:
 's'Has your son [the boy was standing beside them1 ever seen Mir. GladstoGe?"
 No" was the surprised answer.
 "rhen take him at once to see the greatest Englishman he is ever likely to look upon"
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-02
THE pnuNKARD's WIFE.
BY DELL.

Weary and sad as she sits alone; Is the drunkard's wife, by 0 cold hearthgtone, While shs lists to the sound of the drifting snow And thinks how unlike the Hong, long ago." When she in her gay and youthful pride, With happy heart became a bride, And little thought it would e'er be so, That she'd sigh for the love of long ago. Alas those dreams have all passed away, That filled her heart on it's bridal day, And her trembling tear drops, as they flow, Are the tribute pearls of long ago.
 How sad, that love from it's holiest shrine, Can be banished by the power of sparkling wine And the tempting glass form wreath ofwoe For the faded hopes oflong ago The tenderest ties Of woman's life. Are bound with the sacred name of wife; And the keenest bangs her heart can know, Are caused by the wine-cup's sparkling fowl Then of this cursed cup, bewarei That 1t may nCt your taste ensnare, And cause you grief as through life you go For the biighted love long ago,
 Cincinnati Ohio
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-02
Gas Wells in Nevada.

A Nevada paper tells how some fisher men were surprised while fishing at Pyramid Lake. They camped in small valley and built a fire which spread and, greatly to their surprise, set fire to jets of gas from natural wells. They found no less than nine of the jets within cir cle of about five rods. The gas was found to proceed from little holes from half an inch to an inch in diameter. and the flames were ten or twelve feet high. They left the jets burning when they broke camp, and few days later they found the wells still burning. A Piute Indian went with them. Lighting a stick he went some rods further up the valley and touched of dozen more jets that were fed from holes upon and around little hil'ock.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-02
r, ARKANSAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1880

of stepping up when Chid turned and shot him in the neck. The ball went through the collar button .ss,sss oi the shirt and wess ss..s ,,,,t from the shoul- der blalie aI the back.
 Pick Handle Gulch is the name of the real mining town of the section, being located in the ravine directly below the mines.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-02

RABBITS are causing serious devastation in Australia and it fg'said that one estate which used to support 30,000 sheep has had to be abandoned on their account.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-02

MoNsreNoR CAPEL, the celebrated Roman Catholic Apostle to the Gen. teels' in London has converted to Rome another famous En2,ishmal, Mir. Stan lev. the world d-renow1ed 5antone.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-02

TIE young ass used in the opening scene of the Oberammergau passion play is for sale. The animal is described as very talne.and gentle.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-02

TuE Burlington Hauksye says that 1t pronounces damn without any dash in 1t.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-12-02
A Tradesy in Two Acts.

I.
 Boy, Gun; Joy, Fun. Gun. Bust: Boy, Dust.
, 1880-03-11

IHE uNuEltNHITFHS.
6rtetal Dhna!eh TO 7ht Chicago Tribune.
DurrArn. N. n, March 1o.--A conference of
underwriters, composed of representatives Of
companies which Inst aensen tarn,csl tho rnrgo
Insurance. roo1. met this morning nt tho office ri
aaesara Smith t. Davis. IN this city. Aiming tho
gentlemen enEagcd In The mcotins aro ". +.
Mota, President Of tho Great Western, of New
York: Mr. r. II. I]otlEc Secretary If tho Toledo
Fire & Marine; Mr.. George 4. Tyatlalc, Fncrc-
tnry 1f tho Mercantile, ut CLEVELAND: Sir. Il.
G. Iflbbati. Of lIihlarsl h vHncs. general
t,,.,,rance ngonts, Of Milwaukee,; Mr. =. +.
ths ;ity. tlensra1 Agent q tho put!ne Mntunl;
Mutual ins.iranco Con,pnnys and J. iinndricks.
were In scs.|cn MI tlay. anil rxpect to nrrlve nt
Entrc conclusion Tomorrow nHlri.lnY. Tip uE,-
1cct af tho meeting Is nnL whntly uu1ersMal.
hut 1t Is doubtless ii consider tho rcerrt break
In Insurance rntra. and |. n1s1 tn to preliminary
tn d flnnl nlettinH nf tho Excc,sttyn CnMinittcr
nf tho pntl fl Nnw Ynrk On thu 10Th, mud will
"st,tilHl sentiment" In re9ar,1 tnn proposition
fnr continuation Of tho poot ri ITO. From III
tsrrfnwb with n number Hf gentlemen II wis
aacGrtnIrct, tflat t'ioy all Expressed fear that
tho fnaurtll!ec cninrafltcf in 1Akt yenr's pouf
would MT fIe able 10 rHe tn my bafls 1T ngrre.
t.eHt nnt! present appearances wcrc nXainst tho
nrEnnzntf0n Of n Itnl fur tho coming RRnSOn.
ThcFo c0inrnnlca WCrp th9 only 0nGs thht hnti
cs.ntln'1n.l 10 agree, and they would probably
work tuKuthcr.
, 1880-03-11
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
OTTAWA, H., March 10,-The following were
the Supreme Court proceedings to-days
MOTIONS pECtngp.
n. bromley ". Goodwin; motion overrulcd "
dismiss appeal.
IT. People, cto.. cx rel. Iftlltar ct al. VI. Com
rnissloncrs nf Highways. Town of 0swegu. etc.:
mutton IN modify denied. 49,.
II. Cuchlln VIZ Tho People; rchcarlng denied:
opinion n'sxa{llnt.
II. ile I,utr w. The People; WRiker, c. j., ''1yo
l,nye carefully lnnkest uyer tho rapnrs In this
cHsr. mud sGe M renEun for grntti1Y euper-
ep,!cnss tho mutton Ia therefore denied"
q. Wns1cr ". Ttlo reopsc' oaso submitted as
il. CkieagS / Sor,hwcsterp Railroad Compn-
ny yR. Tho f'enpe, etc.: inutiOn II sot akiie nr-
tlcr of al!lrtnnnts md ltsmiasul as por stapula-
1,5 Tho People OK rol. nav!s w. Tho People;
ii,t,tian fttr WRIT 0f kas}t,as corpus
o.. StettM,ler ct n1 vs. Wh!tu: mntinn ny APP
Ioi!lnts for cxtcns!0h OF umo " lilo abstracts
K,. Wurl, Recclyor, W. Farwcil: on motion by
rfn[n IN error. continuance set hsl'ls atid up
il. Tho pcni,lo, ota., or rel. IIanson ct nj. W.
Mc1to.crtR; melton to disn,lsa appeal.
st.. f!cnch pt III. ". First MttfiAflat Church.
Fntrbury: rlhtl0n to strike tho amended record
q. nayiA -. The People; on mutton, lcavegivcn
to AssiRn additional errors.
Call nf tho Ienn!e's fockot:
on ai;a. If Ing e,e ee0o s To oopi. 90 ST.
d Aiosan1cr rs, The, Peoples, takdn on Gull.
nr ys pi ys mp!p; Thp :n as'!!'ssf s&an on cal
Q. Ilalncs vs. Tho rooplo; arguod orally and
| takcn. -.
| {. I'annctt vs. The The TI,eople: rassed.
10: llHywart ~. Tho People; argued orally by
| c. IL. Heed, anh taken.
, 1880-03-11

sao'aI-ouiet hit afm' prime quoted at s2n92tm'
.ekt t@,,nys~ross @ 20 quo. n. t!7s7a1aoo lnrd steady,
r. t'erc 7.ip} krr, ale Hulk nons q,.lot md
Ft .houidcrs, loose 4c; tackcd. 43fel cenr s!b.
s e., elear scr 7eilc. i,scnn ssondy. aan!tors,
s:s;9fa '%!i' s;'Ss1s1;
eMtar,snIfs Casc d.ll and drn"n!"E: 1,n sa.goss
s:Sf i; s i ssss ;s: a:
s ss., es:sss %ss beisS. sss,,,ga9 & &;'f''' pF''"'
ssi;iSs sSseasss 4 Q" No" York ''0 pos
ST. LOUIS.
=, ,or.ts. Mo-, March l1-FLoUn-xx, finD casf,
ts.,i.rch - XXX k,S:iaat5.E Il cnsh k;A5la42S March,
~. y. St;l& cnsh; ctince. Nib April.
nco,,s-Hhrnt ,lntsttlG1. anh closed hsn,er, early
~ ,oxrr; M 2 rcd. ta>i ..4 cash: f.c1,4@ .o0!ss
is, 7iifa121 Arti; tlxst .s.}&6ti i:,{ Mari
rmaa,, ,gsyLla4 Junos No. to. s1lsy4a1isa4. No.
tinbd. Corn .irnnr, 1i3fo cali. ai.taR;c March.
sssfic april. si!{c Atny; iJko juno. 0ass dull Al
Il: ,s;aS M s!ss: u l'e dull Mt ''' Barley dull
se i!acn drif'er at H15' E@' e7.aja7s2'f. lan'
tn 't s1s, ~'sst 1000 h" eoFn
Il; oats a b.; tariey Ga. ~ 0'' '''''
BOSTON.
aos,os, Marci, tu-rLou,.-on stoc*s comrnr.
MI, snail, WcAtosn st,portinu. n.tfak2a COMMON
.1tas E!xal G.;. Wisconsin cxtrns &IHsaG-25; Mtn-
..o,. in t.ura ~: winter whents nhn md MIth
sn stsG47fk,: Illinois and Indiana, H.Ik8a2s; d.
5oot,, ErnA7.ii; Wisconsin and Minnesota palenI
C. e. ''''''N "':"s' '' "''''' "''' '''
tcr.,y-corp In fa,s demand md UNCHANGED, Oats
,salS westcTm srsR%e,c' dairy
.Dsa Ill" oF''' corfu '4'' '"' "os"''
saPNES STs-Flonr. 1.l0G brlst corn. 1900 h,t
WoniMn,rxpt fHnSfa5 H51In Mnfnnmaae nma ha saa
Aeaka" e~''"' '$ s..-' ~. '''4 ~'~ "
z@,,.,,*r,r-,,r
niihn s!,, ~ - ~ I',.
xnvArKEk. Wis., haFch 1o'-ttooH-pu'' and
GaatS-whoae f,rmi opened and closed strong;
S t No. ac; ~.
sstea M sc. Corn steady md nm, no. ,, Sc oata
II md ssn,ss No: ae :. 5a au'0t No. 10 liar
si! eas; iii IN ApfIl Prime ttcan, lattl, t cas!
D Apf, h,l Liso n1ga aas nna casiof ~ @'at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., I'D hrls, Tncns, 1900 but barler
II hi.
eH!pNENfH-Fious' 4ou brlsi "heat la'ou bai paF"
M ~" w.
,,,,o g. ,,.,e; notsp1: ,1;';'a,2.w..,. ,oo,, M.
tss:e ss 1,s*s Msy s e. ,sns' 80 ;s's .Vt'
az, No 4 mat, 10, sisy 4ssfet No. waie, 45{oi
fl0IEn aSEn-Quiot, u'ainnlUth, &i+o, prime. HOS.
ctoss0: W1sent un,ett,c, M. rcd uutor. sforcb.
nISf: Apsti, fL3l1{s May, tl.aaaj4, lung, Il alK.
, MIcktE1s-"hoat' hg0 bui corn 5i'Ao bnt oafs'
aSH'pansrs-wheas, GOO BIT, corn, 1900 but oats,
NV 'u'
c,~r1vv.-r n MAJ, mHror-cv-r,xr, =, ,u,a
Mnrn:rn,1, and Troon,nr, fan,tv fsaaSam, fnnrr
asist and weak II ALs5sass.
sads ss ss Ss;s, % ssss as 81; I n':sss ssa
Dr. % I'LL sccn, nnTi,n% 81 to sn9ke nopress'o3s u
fiin Lans 9nint and weak "t H. HULK Tcnts anlet
6 @ a A' - East "na e17a BACON qn'ot has steady
S5xI}ss%Y S$ iS5 SSanass sg% s;to' s as
=
LOUISVILLE. .-...
1outsv1Lta. March lo-cotToN-Firm At 2sSal2Nc:
T1ou'.-stsady ~ ana nnchnnxsd: j: sss, =, ,-m
Eo. ? xhtto. sG4oc; do mixed. ssauc. ltyo ilrmor,
ri fi5y6s}fc,1v Fl nj s,zoa1sm
FNov!sioss-Pork, ii!M; Shoulders. .sl2sa. LAR,
shooldefs. a: S!ear Ill 7Hoi cioar, no. i1anls-
WulsKxNi@wora9s " %asa9 Il uoL
=.
sc<sn, 1,t,noteh 9n ta T,s ca,.aao 9>.,,n<
, 1880-03-11
AAIUSENI ENTS.
TIE B1tIT1SIIERS BEATEN.
Spfetdl Dhpdtth To- Tht Ehttdao Tribune.

Spttal nupo,ta 10 9nt Chttaoo Tribune,
wAs,I,Soroy. D. G.. March 10.-oIlbcrt and
6ttittan seo to have lost thoir right to the pra-
tlucton OF tho "firatca Of Pcnznfce in this
Country, At all events a copyright bus been Is
s,,od - ssr 1,,t,,, s,m,son of nouann II nnnaors
sne" - ~. ~. ",',' - ''u.e". y. ~ I,s ~
TINT On fen. lhs9 stesson to'R mnt coryT yT,sn1 M
Oh n composition entitled tho "PIrnscs OF Fen"
chorac of that business ssys that 1 ns no riKllt
to refuse a copyright to my pursDn WIN applies
coryrat was is4,,c,., ai Gilbert ami Suiltvnfi
in,k no measures to tako Que out for theu,-
solves. ,~''''''
Special Dispateh 10 T1t ch(earo Tfttunk
uosroN, Mass, Mnrch l0,-It is nut ,nltkely
thu "lr,,tos 1T Po,,xInce" wilt atnn figure in
tlle l4w COURTS tho contostlpg rnrtIcs heing
nrorrjctur IT Tho Ufnltc Theatre. in thc hitter
n1ri nf January HictH0n I,Rde d cosltrNct with
, 1880-03-11

I.ehuh is tho nnn,o selected for a now Iron
pro.eller now IN PROCESS nf construction ut Wy
andntto, which Ii expected til bo rclIy fnr sery-
Ice curly In September next. Cnno1l!auRh aud
Lycomng arc to Inl9a chosen fqr TIE MopTn,, 1
tonenlaugl1 Ia expected TO be rcatly for soryteo
In juno and tho 1yc1m!nH IN July. It will be
nov vassol4 arc Of tho larkryt description. OF
THO twuAty- thr00 craft ornhrngeI In the ab1yo
tubular statement, tho pr0Is !Ndin, Chtna,
superior ports and tho friudiyttte, Weeks, mud
Keepknko between saglnhw and Eric aa lulalcr
frei9htera. All Of tho remainder arc booked for
tho Lake Michigan tradp.
, 1880-03-11
STRIKES.

CINCINNATI. March l0.--Tho lockout ot the
c!garnakcrx becnuso thoy refused to Sign m
ugrcemcnt not to belong to tho Union has tn,-
tfnueil more than three weeks, ind both sitlcs
nre firm. The cigurtnnkcrs hayo beon encour-
nRctl by tho suppnrt nt nil lncnl Union organiza-
u0ns antl huvo rUcelyed Ktttsnf money to cnnble
them tn tultl out. Tho hAlDnnkcrrGrs' .txsteia-
tim hns nRrccd mt tt,- buy stock Of mnnufac-
turers WIN demand that tho employees shnIt not
lut0ng TO tho Unit,n.
Tho sufc-wsrkcrs struck to-t1ny for nm in
crcabo Of wAKgs, and tho hand-sewed ehoctnak-
era struck hKnInst Il reduction.
, 1880-03-11
AID FOR IRELAND.


NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS.
New Y0nx, March 10.-Amnn9 to-hhy's cnn-
tri,,titlons tn tho Irish Fasnshn Fund arc $'.hn
frnm tho Young Mans Hebrew Asuclot'0n. atsh
$l.o00 frum tho nttletfo entertainment In Mud.
ison Hn.are Garden. AIMING tho nrtIc1c. ron.
tributr this morning nre thren fntt~hlnGd irIsl,
grcyhHunt,a, n volume Vt Galley CihheF, and n
volume of ps,EIttcal letters collected dn,t pnco
owned by wolfe Tone, wiloso handwriting It cut.
tntMs.
It. Patrick's Day promises to he 4 universal
holllay for all Tho etrln Ut tho distressed Irish
md fnr thousantls nj thnr ts.Tceslnta md rel.
tcrtnfnnents. fndfrr G51tt tHtfttntr. will t1Gkc
the hHy festive ~ 4 carnival anil anrtfnryts aF
gold mine. A. a!nge gentleman offers To- furnish
United bfntea shfp Constitution, TOW getting
rua.ty to 10 10 ireland.
, 1880-03-11
MORE OBJECTIONS.

: Tho proposed sale by the Receiver at tho
Fidelity Savings nank Of tho rltnFtcr-scotton
known rs tho T. E. 4 OF Seo l3 81, II, for et00oo,
seems to mcut with very stren.ious objections.
Yesterday I'm Holmes, a crcttltnr nEntt,st tho
bnnk to tho amount OF stcsll8; W. =. 1ashcr, a
creditor TO: *lo,0oo; and I1.:Lowry. creditor for
$40.l50, United III fll!nK tho!r objculions on tho
ground that all tho roal estato nnw held by thu
bunk IL rapidly increasing III value, anu that
thofc hns recently bcen paid to tho creditors
large liSldund DERIVED frtln tho sale Of tho bunk
buildings. They .catn they. urged tho Kalc of
ynluo bcelt,lsa thoy t,ctiavcd TINT In 10 dalnH
they would proyid6 funls for tho payment Of ii
dividend And quiet the ten1atlts Vt tho crptlltOrs,
aud thus enable the rstRtD u rctAl fur rensuk.
abe tlINo tho remainder Of tho real easate, tho
nvnnce on which would far oxoeed the loss on
tho sats of tho bank buildings.
, 1880-03-11


=. 1nrts, Mo. March ln-FE.oUH-Xx, H,H) cash
ssu.reh: XXX, k5Sci Il cnsh; e'4s1a42H hiarch
~ ..E< Nf;l& cnstl; cIln!ce, Nth April.
naas,y-,Hhrht nnssttlG1. and c1oeca hFnser; early
s,,oxrr: M rctl. $lati ..4 cash: f1.c4 .10!S
r..t. 3f7ii&a121 April, tlxat 2.,&1tl1' 2hrI
rmaa, gsyllaA limo; M. la+ el.lal4a1las{: M.
et1nh,J torn sirn,nr; I'3{o cnslis a.bs:so Afnrch
sses1sio April, 31,lc Atny; ;EiJko juno 0ats da, nj
r@es.s sl{e stay i&,e dull ut ''}4c, barley dull
SmnnfftioSs-i'nrk tnll} tohhinR At ~ .a1t?0 fst
Ins%ussit frnJ aud hetter ht E1ta5iD tlNtaHl fhl
" II isac,n arnler 1T Hi, E.a e7.aA37428. lanl
t9@,nsni,Ts-Ftpur. 4O brlh, w.1eht 1900 hu. corn.
rsMnfihn; Msf nntF, t1ttff In. bnrtey. 4WD hn,
tSMtrWES rN-t1hur, I1fD tfls; whcat. .N Duf coFt
,S;5hu, oats, atOu bns barley. tuu ut.
, 1880-03-11
OATES.

VIA Jolfo Part.mcusn drew large house to
1Iooloy'A Inst evening. Tho flrst not pnsscd on
cols}ly. as did tho early portion Of tho second;
hut Mrs. 0ntca finally succeeded In rauslng tho
audience by hor rendition Of tho "Druscam-
nlte" song; md. from that timo forwarsl tho
players bid a more lteHs.nt ta'ne Of IL recotv:
largc niiartity t,f iauKhtor. Isse aiirllo,i i a
fnvortt pArt with Mrs. ONtcs: and sho Rnyo II
with, II nnythlng IaCre tGAn her usual vlyaclty.
and actetl furlyt hut his y"tco though sweat, Ia
weak, and Cali stund Init very liNittod d"9rro
ut prtssllre. The tutslntitre nf Nr, EtetiMan
t1lHrfty.
route4.
, 1880-03-11

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
.t,tTlCE Dr iEnlAS AfFAiHk.
WAStttSiiTuS. H. T., March s, lStL
ses'cd Y Ia ; T. 'Ea ,He @
missioner ot ln'nn AHh!rs, Nus. u nnd q WnnMcr
street. SnM fnk tHy viii be rPrtis cd t II O'Clock
AMI nF ThuEsAny. iilc Eth nktHnt. for furnishing
thr following nttrlca f"r tic Indian tcrsiec. Ttz,:
!:a0ll pounds nf luhi. brown enRnr ~ rtAnda Of
Without. hrertlna: mil ri farsn 1a1nns u y thrrE
and ltinfthr inch EhlcnEn. u OF which Nth init
fnrnin bEnkn and !lh with ordinary hrnko, IL three
Inch nnl III two nht thrct-Hinrtar ihct. Mt khhsnt
tltyi ~ three Rnd Ginrtnr !nc' At StOnx lltyt ~
tltrpe and Gntrtcr inch NJ urtanFalle M!nnrsn&n;
iii will hrnkc,. fiHIicr. fur wagons wtt stato sep.
hrAe!y. tho price zach for top'tox, srrnR seal. mid
bnHh 1.,i II i1. duck rnscrt
Contractors fhr at.Gnr, cnec, ten. ma t1bnrcn Htt
be reanEcd u alhkc delivery l!Ie'llatcy upon thr
nprroyH1 nf their contracts. and thnsH for WAGONS ard
nh!ness vtthn thirty ,nys tfrcati"r; nv mr ~
Eiuht will DO EcAeEyed 70 !nrrtaFa hettminlaf !he
quantity nj any Arcle named atAye. ana tEe flsrtrr
r.1ht th tncgcahc diminish lhe amount specified IN
any contrnca tu MI cxtcnt nut exceeding twenty-five
pnF CCtlt1ltl. .--
u ts orsicr at tie Coslqf.sinncr ii lnuian Affairs
Wh!rh check oF tfaft Aala BIZ for nut luta th.t lvr
per eenluul Tho amount ~ anpr1ics r!npnsGd 70 be
furnished. and shall he fr{ollci ln tbs Unttta slAtrs
In ttlJ builder fcrrlrnH nm nwhr emil fntl 70 OK.
ocMsa promptly r0ntrnrs, with R6od ana snficent
vine, ta ho rctntte g the bi;iet l,s I9l ssson;-
bred, "a tpertnl form fur bids ID rresttlhcd.
r. j, U1tDQka, Acting Commissioner.
, 1880-03-11
THE OLYMPIC.

Ftaukt Fsayna IL at tho Olympic Just NOW,
playing, OF course, "sl Blocuul," ono Of Clifton
Taylcuros truly marvellous stretches Of tmag.
nation. The iFst actor probably In tho party Ii
PraEk.s dog JACK, for tbs animal displays sa-
gncity whou hu gets his cue-often not Visible
lii thu work al. tho othor mo1nbora ct tho coln-
disregard for their own lIyes or for the lives Of
pth0r people. There. 10 good deal OF bow!S-
knlfo slushlug, and tic destruction Of poMdec
, 1880-03-11

Tho h.s,,enyl concosta at tho Central Music
Hall IN Friday evening and Saturday afser,run
and evening promise tn bo auaong the most
nntablo muslcn! eycnts of tho musical SEASON..
With such axsistunco as Mins. carreno. tho
favor!t pianist; tho Ltese8ang string quartet,
who will accompany lse1nenyi In tho concerted
l1mt,orv; aud Mrs. Thurstnn and BIZ. he Collie,
who have hccn With him through the scasun, u
Ears sseat may BY expected. ~ o,sn M nambcrs %
hiYhor grade Ut music than he has over played
hUfD betoky.
, 1880-03-11

Tho management OF this house nro presenting
during tho present week "Aftor Dark" drhma
we'll known to play-goara. 4 week ar two ngn
Mr.. Lctn,1cl Grahnm bccanto tho sconio artist OF
tho Academy, aud in this play ha has boen af-
fortlot! his flint opportunity, which he bus found
III tho picture NJ London lirld4e. lie has turned
mt harmonious, vigorous. uitd artistic plcco ut
lilo Impression. Mr.. 1rnharn. wc understand, Is
a pupil Of Malu,shl and isogera, and has during
tho IiRst throo Seasons boon Gngngcd as sccnio
nrtIst III tho 1iush.Strcot Thoatrc,
SIM Francisco. Tho .piocs ia fairly
we'll aetcd, aud IL Intended BY largo audtcnros.
Mr.. Hurry Pearson phys bis old pnFt nf Tim,
Mr. J. IT, ltrown Is tho Gtarpo iaitdhafFl, tf!as
I.tzxle Ftctoh"r Ia ByInpathetto and swoat as
Fila. while lille Moses ID !nspll enough In tho
r6ic Of I{0xd,
, 1880-03-11
OBITUARY..


Bptttdf Dttl'atch 10 The Ehteaoo 1rhuns.
GENEVA LAKE, Wis., Mnrch l0,--.lamua slcr.
t,tirno died on Ttcsdny at tho Rge Of 69 years.
Deceased wAa born In .few hampshire, and dur
Ing tho War Ut lSl. was, with his f,ther, prcsatl
Into tho Ir!tefl army. ills father soon Managed
to GseuJM, bnt James, lhotlA lnd Of II yrnrs,
served fur four ycnra m drummer tny. tfH has
tEcn Il resident ncar the head Of Geneva Lake
for tho Enst twenty-five years.
, 1880-03-11


In the cuso Of tho State 8aylnga Institution
that ho had sold tho Chiongo l. racAu bonds for
10000. Instead of $4,000 ~ he cxIectci]. On
tho 18th Of February NIL order was nude dLreet.
Ing him to sol! his ronialning Interest, tolng IL
deficiency deeroo for E!l1,6s, In tho ttcnrce OF
Hlair ya, Tle Chicago j. PAcItlu Railroads, also,
his Interest in no ot tho frst. mortgage lHns ut
tho road. This hid ho thot had for thnso inter
osta was $+u,ou. but, after atiyeertts!nx, g he
salno Assuts frum John ]. ntalr, aud he wAs al-
lowcd TO Acccpt this 0lfor.
, 1880-03-11

C1sctgNAT1, o.. March lD.-CoTTnN-Flrm at 13to,
nouR-Dull and drooptng' family, taasGdg0s fancy
qnfst and weak at Ai25gG.S5. RI
9nAty-Whoat dull md unsettled at sl.2a Corn
dull and lower to soil et 494eo 0ata weaker nt 3'G
HJe,.ead5 at Sc barley quiet and arnl, ox.sa No.
hlA &c. ....
:Fa0vt8toSs-rork dull and hoRvy. holders. IN or
Dr. 70 sell. Bcen unwilling tD 1nlk0 concessions;
filh lhrd gnlnt nnd weak nt G:n. Hulk nlcnte quet
but atmt Ai2. FIl md A7a. Bacon qnlot hut steady
:waisKY-i1omn1ii fa!r and market nsn At el.D4+
bVyTEtt-FteAIiy md unchanged.
'ttHxtkn 0iL-HleAdy at Hc+
, 1880-03-11

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 1e.-Thc tutaI nntn-
her Of hugs packed By Milwaukee, packers dur
Ing the wtntor season Of 1870 80 is $40 58. agast
4t4,:el tho same rcrtcd 1s7a-'1o. Average net
weight per hog, .l1.5l pounds, againAt slssa
tt',s,,ds In ls18-'7o. 1Arerage Yield af 1ar' per
firg, q Iu.lEls agntnst :3I8s pounds IN HTS III
The summer parkiug. Of l5'p. from Nnrch IT.
NDv. wMs head, ngninst 1ua 1G! tho eliin%
against 1aj49 pn,ssss In l8ss. The yield at lard
wNs COS pounds per hog, agattist .14 pounds III
, 1880-03-11

In the estate Of lore Olsen, tho will waa proven
and tottora Of administration with will MI.
,oxct wcro isauod to Mary 0taen. Tho sstato
ia valued ut about 0oo, and Is loft to bis vito,
Mary Olsoh. ..
Iu tho estnte OF Itoomts e. BULLOCK, the will
was proven ana letters testamentary woro 1fsuul
to George 8. Bullock md Joseph G. Bullock.
Tho estate Is valued at about MS ,a0& Deceased
devoted &, ,00 to the erection of a monument to
the memory Of his deceased father; tho house
and lot known ~ Jm0 Calumet avenue 1nd sever.
broth1r Joseph; hia interest in thg buslnos. Ut
Hull0ok nrt!s: ho dEeat.,d divided equally b'-
twecn hts hEtItherA.
lii tne ealate Ut Stephen KeouKh. tho will vas
pr1,yCn and lctteFH tcstau.ensAry were Issued ~
Etizabeth ~, Keongh. Tho estate y valued at
ke3nyh. who WAS also glyon tho custody of his
It, tho cstata OF William Ccregan, the will was
pEoven. and an appeal was prayed to the Circuit
Court fvoEn ths order admitting the WILL to
allowed. NJ.
prosen and lottess testamentary Wsrn issued to
E3,00o! which wis left to hIs Wiz, Euza ueleou1.
, 1880-03-11
BADLY OFF,

Spkttat Dtsptteh Ia tbs Chicago Tribune.
n1sMAICK, D. r., March 10.-Tho first mail
since Fcb IL arrived last night. Teams went
out for seventy miles cast, where tho train Is
llockadcd. Twenty passengers MISC camu uycr-
lanll. The letter mail brought fourteen full
pouches. About three TONS Of papers nrc sttll
IN the trim, which. owing tn solid leo on tho
Citizens nrc SHIRT nf PROVISIONS. md arc l,cng
supplied ty tho Commissioners NJ Furt Lincoln.
Not II po,ind Of flour Il, tho city. Dltnago to
business gtcnt.
, 1880-03-11

THE HON. ISAAC W. ITAYSE.
CrlARLEsros, Mnrch 1o.--Isnac ". 1Inyne, for
twenty years preceding reconstruction Attor-
ncy.Q General OF spnth Cnrol!nn, and grandson Of
tho isaao 1layno who was hanged by tho British
during their occupation of Charlestnn In tho
Revolutionary war, died to- day. nged 20.
, 1880-03-11
1'lk kUSSls !,
800
IfG1U(L7'N.

-.
ac IL nMTkGs. tns ratentee has had wnnty years cEs
lthplMrr. M1nnfacInrcrs nf the celebrated tSnnlul.
ffnse Truss nopteu by tha Hovcrnnipnt the brat
, 1880-03-11

Chirakn, nuriinGton 4 Quincy Ra1leoaA.
fnr Aaps s;uIds -t'ouks, 1fme.lao'es. sieepnr.tat
1ct..':ttsss u sha Company II Chicago: e Csask:
notsheari coFnur snat,ip and Suite. .sls}, fopt ~
lnttam1.hr. Grah4 Central Depot corner Canal and
ElxleGnth-ats., TAnEr House. and corner Canal and
MRtI1kntI. ton NeAt SIunt.
, 1880-03-11

HpftIdE Q1F6EEH 70 J 1T CHHHT 5FHoHE
M0xrREAL, March 10.-Ntr. farncil left this
morning fnr Now York, en- to,,tc fnr England.
canccitny MI other engagements. Tic says that
he s gttng hetlc u fight lorsl inaconslclt, nl,n
hns confidence in tho rrstlt. Attnlt k..tO0 wns
ralsGd lust night In behalf of a,s Laud-1.oagua
fuiiil.
, 1880-03-11
TIE ETIRA1T9.

nobert DIotsndorf, agent Of tho Northern
Transit Limo psopelers, yesterday received the
following teIrgrAln concerning tho GtEattas
C1lEuornAN, March 9.-slail-carrter crossing
on ice. Thermometer hollow zero yeRtoEday.
WAITE Il. uukFHnxr,