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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-23
widows Appraisemenis.

The following apprnisements OF personal
property set apart for the benefit OF the widows
Of decedants have been filed In the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Orphans Court Of Butler county
In accordance with the act Of Assembly OF April
18th, 1851 "a follows:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-23
Jury List for March Term 1851

Jury List for March Term 1881
GRAND JURORS FOR WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, MARCH 7TH.
Adams-Jobn Johnston, George Kaufman.
Al,egheny-J. l.. Wilson.
Butler--Gcorge Iielle.
Bufalo-Jobn NJ. Crumpc.
Brady-John Stem.
Butler borougb-Iewis Keck.
Concord-Robert Kinser.
Connoquenessing- S. +. Dodds.
Cherry--F. B. Young.
Cramberry-Cyius Harper, William John.
son. Sr.
Centre--Uriah ALBEIT.
Clear6eld--Hugh -. McCrea.
Farview borougb-II. e. Black.
Jsckscn-Adam Iountz.
Jefferson--James Arthurs.
Karns City-W. =. Williams.
Mercer-James Buchanan.
Oakland-Egid NtH, James Thornberry.
Washington-G. w. Meals.
TRAVERSE JURORS ron WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1881.
AlIegbcDy-A. &. Williams.
Adams-Samuel lIeIfour.
Brady--Jasper Convert.
Butler-Adam Schepck, J. s. White.
Clcarfeld-W. SipS. Esq,
Cherry-George IIockenberry, J. II. Warner,
Isaac Hall, Thomas Christy.
CliDt0n-E. j.. haurbOf, George III. Gibson,
Thomas Hay.
ConnoquencssiDg n. Blakely.
Clay-Thomss McDivite.
DoBegal--Jarnes Benson, William Eminger,
Isaiah Reep.
Franklin-W. j. Bsrkley, James Y. Eng
lish.
Forward-Martin Benin.
Fairview-Danicl Eyman.
Fairview borough VIM. Patton.
Jackson-Wm. duncan, Jr., VIM. Cooper.
Jcfer4on--Patrick Shields Charles Len-ner.
Lancaster George Dndinger.
Millerstown--WI Barnhar.
Mercer-Abram Low.
Middlesex Syder John X. Logan.
Msrion--Jacob Killerinan, Michael Nc
Laughln.
Muddycreck--Ssmuel Burnsides, Dinwiddie
Mccullough.
oakland-John Wbitmire, Sr., +. II. Mon
MIA, w. J. Robb.
Parker--J. w. Smith.
Penn--Joseph u. Brown.
Saxonburg Muder.
Summit-Roben Gillclnnd, Esq.,
Venango-Findlcy Kohlnieyer, John Nc
Collough.
WORTH. w. Tsggart.
IelicnOplcr Wallace.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-23
Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that Herman J. Berg
Assignee OF II. ID. Campbell has filed his final ac-
count In the Office Of the Proibonotary or the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Butler county, Pa
stC r No. 3lB. Sept. Term. 1873, and that th'
same will be presented 10 said Court for con
frmation and allowance on "Wednesday the 9th
day Of March next. A. RUSSELL. PrUth'y
Protb'ys Office. Feb 7th, 1881.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-23

To oil who nre suffering from the errors and
Indiscretions OF yODib, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &c, i will send u re-
cipc that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
THIS great remedy vas discovered hy a mis-
sionary In South Africa. Send n seli addressed
envelope Ia. Iuy Joseph Iuiuan, Station ID,
New York City.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-23
Time Of Holding Courts.

The several Courts Of the county Of Butler
commence on the fast Monday Of March, June,
September and December, and coutinue two
weeks or 80 long ~ n cessary to dispose OF the
businsss. No causes are put down for ina on
traverse Jurors summoned for the first week OF
the several terms
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-23
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

Dy FHF1' Vt Mt 'I'F"T "l''' ''''1''V Ut ''V Dl
phans' Court OF Butler county 10 me directed
there will DO offered for sale at public out-cry on
the premises on
Tuesday. March Ist, A. ID.
1881 the following described real estate. to witt
A certain piece Of land situate in Penn town
ship, Butler county. Pa, adjoining lands Of --
HMripger. A. limerick John Fetter and others,
containing sIty-two acres, frame house ono
and half stories high. 4 rooms and basement
kitchen. good sprirg at the door. two stables.
two bearing orchards OF choice fruit. apples,
peaches pears. ounces. &c, about two-thirds
cleared, balance in good timber and all well wa
tered.
TERMS :--One-third OF purchase money In
hand on confirmation Of sale, one-third in one
year and onc-third In two years thereafter with
interest the deferred instAIlfnents TO be recured
by bond and mortgage.
ROSE ANN MARTIN,
Adm1 Of John Martin. decd.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-23
WILL IT CURE ME?

Said man. whose woebegone counten-
ance and broken down constitution plain
ly showed traces Of discasc-a sufferer with
Nervous DySpcpsr. In whose stomach the
most delicate mOrNcl lay like lead. Re
Ircshlng slecpand quiet nerves were stran-
gers to him, and Ire dcspaIred Of ever being
well. We advised him To take
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-23
HOTELS
GRAND BOULEVARD HOTEL
Corner 59M 81. d Broadway,
NEW YORK.

Fronting On Central Park the Grand Boulevard,
Broadway and Fifty Ninth st.. this Hotel Occu-
pies the entire square, and was built and fur
nIshed at expense of over Si10OCO. II IN one Of
the most elegant as well az being the finest To-
Gated In the city has passenger Elevator ana
all modern improvements, and J. within one
square 0f the dcpots of the Sixth and Eighth
Avenue Elevated 4. r. ears and still nearer TO the
Broadway cnrs-cOnyenienf and accessible from
all parts Of the city. Rooms with bOards az per
day. Special rates for families and permanenf
guests. T.. HASKELL. Proprietor.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-23

No subscription viii be discontinued until ~
srresrsees are paid. Po-tmasters negiecflng TO
notify us when subecrlbers 90 not taAe out tneif
r.nar~ -iII he held liable for the subscription
Subscribers removing from one postothce to
another should give us the name Of the former
~ well as the present Office.
All communications intended for Publication
q this paper must be accompanied oy t2e 1eA
name Of the writer, not for publication, but ~
: guarantee of good faith
Mariage and death notices must be accompa-
uied BY . responsible name
Address
THE BUTLER CITIZEN,
BCTLER. Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-23
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,

which he dld and in n short time was not
only relieved but cured.
Reader. If yOu are suffering with Dyspep-
sia or Liver Disease ~ any form, do not
wait until the disease has taken fast bold
upon you, but use the Regulator when the
symptoms first show Themselves. SIM
mons LIVER REGULATOR Is not an al
cohOlic stimuaut. but a PURELY NEGE-
TABLE REMEDY hat will euro when
everything else flii-. II is n faultlcss fam
ily medicine. Docs not disarraIiRc the
system Is no violent drastic purge. but
natures own remedy. The friend Of eve
ryOnc, ana viii moi dlsappoint you.
single trial viii convince yOu that II is the
cheapest. purcst and best Family Medicine
Ia the world.
ASK the recovered dyspcptics. bilious
sufferers. victims Of fever aud aRuc. the
ncrcurial diseased patieiu how thcry re-
covered their health. cheerful spirits and
good appetite they viii tell you by taking
Simmons Liver Regulator
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-02-23
.AWRENCE & MARTIN. Prop'rs Chicago II

eW-Sold by Druggists Grocers and Dealers
everywhere. aud by IA WKENC " & MARTIN. No.
9 barclay st., New York Octi3-iy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

\I,yloEs Feb I,-''t.. Tl~-.cr, I'e were 4" rarFGi
III. '.,., NEARLY .i "a .,.y is I" d h,Hc SHiludtV,
o. a.a.llns ~t IrtG ui ihc 'oric'ohdnt hNr ,"Aa
sid tt uttir 81 cr'it. Nlurh
,grr carrie! rom },c,bdY no hIoh prHld5 If|r'
inciuuug IIi- oc"Ts ~ 10 hN'lago, ~ '4r i"'IrH
10 5 ana r. per 40. 10. ito. At I'c: - I,-I M
a -. 10 l,C dHh 81 pei htaa - q" ','''
H. al l.4c, u 10: 10 g U.s. ial n 81 = 80: per q"
tH-ft N'tlirl oOd 'mi'l til "hl'
+ D. 10 IIIc al from Ia {" dr,Hs 90 H. 10 - r &"
f,c act Wapy si~rt.rl tih 'i rodrrdtr arrivals
e. tu-u,iriW q nod Il d. D. AtuC.ct
slipping ttt4C Tor Ic so lus"rt-
ron tIos ai3Nct today, ana t'J val W"'"by
tr.y 40 III I.c 81, OF Brusscl si 81 oday WITT lol
Gu .r. 20, I,aa-rs Ui luton aid i-JU Dl,'aCd
ii -, f.r - ..ii.u GhirI
here VIZ g. H. Dressed Beef az ~ ~ all The mp
Tow II = an. hterouScs AID PIHu Sdrs drought H-c Eui
ms "a nti- NJ " auiu. Un MdlAu, Uut prCcs Ic
CIV ,lirnirrri -'d,S solid 1t a3c Primo Loci III
m. maj very good sal, al T. "a 81;
al c- lbs unu Ion1 az ~ II nj
guafcI. lie audi tuftqutrtsai &C. lh~i ~
unusual igAt supply 81 lOnr cei Oneilug ana very "'Io
goes tr.ON 7lyr.
Ir~s a Two weeks m Elen,ng 1eiegraH published
m b.trh q Awe IitrIuuurht III
lie giving a sensational ierOrl oi hn
eif, me disease said To exist among Tho Isrgo heIu5
al pahs. me hdsds en- CyhtWeIcidt
tigtiug ih nae tuutOughD teeIs ~
ihc cattle scare IOlONs Durlg the laal is" ~n,k
"A " cAtc Lave lug In Net" Mexico LO eatnk mhat
as weed auHlyHls OF whlcH We puO'
lsl IN Our Issue May 1850 II seems the crow VI o
Than last year AMI tht laCI
a. calIlc dy lug has scared some newspaper
grpne L0 the aporA notably The fW Org Eve
NAM TeeDd stating thIt there rIHed an edoInc usease
MexicO anu OutAuo anu mat
meu were abandoning their herds ete The PLAIN AeI aDouS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

.mmuted only to IL. 500 shares, and after Huetua-
sora of q per cent the final price of 117Si was g
iov,r than yesterday closing price, Except IN west
an Union, New-Jersey Central. Missouri Kansas
.,d Texas. Texas and Pacific, Iron Mountain. Ia
.,6. Mail and the Wabashes, tO-days dealings weri
npiuportant and the fluctuations We're without 'ig
n,scaucc The total dealings amounted TO GG6Ge3
.hsres. but glance at the range OF prices ana Oh
shsres sold will show how large proportion oil she
business was mouOpolized by the stocks named HE
,,.yket. however. closed generally strong
The dealings in Government bonds at the Board
.o,erea sales of only $50 900. prcas were strong,
I'd fine final bids for the 4l2s snow advance OF %
-, cant and for the Is OF il pr cent. Annexed
ava the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

GALVESTON Feb l7.-Cotron q1iet; mddlng llssc; Low
MduIHV. lOs.. Good Od,narv S2c. ne rereDl., SOS
bales to frat Bitu, 34Sl bhe' saeA oo1 Oaies
slrrK luJ "a oaes
Lpr-vIiLt. +, b. l7.-CotuI. quiet; MiGiung. Il lsc
MEAp- F.b IL Ottbn Sf"I iy; y nm: llc' rrc'Ip.s
li3- oic sLIbmrnts ii OteS safes lJuU ulcS 'o'N
1i.'42 tdle. .,,,
NoBIli. Fen l7.-'tto sra " Nr'iins. lie Low Mih
ding lulig Good ordinary. net r'r' :. % h't,i
exports '-wI-e. loSl bales sales. Loo b1e' Si"iS'
g. 81 hal'- -.
Nfw.OHrEtN7. Trh l7.-Cou"u II 'idy Mftias ilN
Low Iidi nae. Gpul ordinary .''4'. ur' t-cptS'
IT, ~ nIi-s. cros l,,1i bales exports 0GHM ith'ih
- - htrs France i. 80 btlS cntS"ior IIJ' OI's;
sa.o-. l.uuO bales 20. - Oat-
>uaFoLH Frl I.-Co'toH siriHr Alllinl IL &C.: Ne.
rotciu- 2iJi bales eNp';i~ & t',rai rt . (It MICS
coast 80 -li-- 1893 bHe- So h I'.p'' odr,
PmLtir .fHA. ter. IL '.'". tir''y Gnt'ih. ~ ~
Mlut.Iug &C.. Ordinary -oc. net re EN- ~
lur.. s.Ies UaIes spnIr'S -j3 aes stOcN' '"V-V
b.e>
SAVANNAH rcb I7.-C"ior INN. MtfIns II sr' Low
ND u~c+ GAp1 DurnirT. J2a net lercipi LIS"
2 les. exports Wise. i.1Jj bl.s. SurS. 1000 bales
last "N'IuH': "i pace -"' ',.lJN bd e. .
Md 'in-. lu-c.: r3.d "r.nar "-c re, 81 J'S % 1"iS:
bil o. aics: S'o', as 10 lie.
NIt4iiNGION. FsD Ito 90 hUu: Addlue. 10. -"
NJ t.u 7.a.. tiurI Or .!I5. De-. net receipts 4lo
bales stock. i..1J Dt.cA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
OF CITY bank STOCKS The otIN SI" WIS '"'"'A
.hor.s of Park at 153 The following were the
hdd;rg and asking prices at th- fl. call:

The dealings IN railroad bones were hardly un {"
the average. and pIIces were remar'a"N '!r"Eoiar
as CONF rcd with the shart market. Enc Srr"ud
co. so rose from 10, IS to 10l5r H'd iunG'1- sold
at 9Glsa 0Gla. Missouri Kansas n1 Text !it>tS d
cined lrom 1854 to 1OSd 1Oslt bat Che I'>af-
yanced from Sis to S5a is. C., C. a!.I i. {. III
comes were strong up t. 73li. \eN-jcl>r: Cc il.d
income "a an aUpeudagc to the stac. speculation,
rose 10 JOG, and the preferred bp."s "f IN l.Ll-h
and WIikeSbarre Coal Company. which are tot
the bonds held by the Now-.jti-..y CV.,a, Cou;-
panv. sold 10 112 and the incomes. wh.rh also
have "a preference to the COiSa', oWU.d hv .d'
Jersey Central. sold at 9S MpJ.e 1.d . toH 10
debpn utrs were l Per cent lower = %. Il CH'itIt
Son,h-rn frsts wer. Is lower a. 1914 =. Lr.,5
nnd Ir,n Mountain first lncoHr. I4-. fr"n, - .
O57sd >,5s and the seconds acr".'rd H. - y IA.
close,l uuraanged AT 81. Texts % 81 Pee Il. u'. lrs
we're notably strong aud aci. 20. r~v- trou -; {.
s00SSi.. but firsts of iiO G.I..r D.y!- GA 81 ed
of Is "A 90l4. Annexed are toe Cl:sN.- q Ota'lrH~:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

6DDI IEHDAN 4.Il,L.
AZ y tu.,., Ie lve 81 y. -Js'~ ~rD..ES. BfpbS.yI.
~ rI,cn .Acl.. sItcIe -c.se.la n..-"''L, iaFch
N'hcH NY '''''tu -
I,rCiJn. rj'-r.D - tlJW. - rtf''ltt 50
H. tALAtN.; = l. \ T., - NpLl Nu tthNt
FINCH. EDGtN Do >. sofia NttIl n'I, fr d a, ASs+
L. " NORRIS, - ie eslT - G-.ctt. 't''4S' \ -,
LE'lIiTE STAR LINE. ..,.,,,..,.
W INIIlD STATES ND ROY III NAL. = IA hF.''a
Fox OF f.EN~rDNN Al u LlNEEPOUl" ,....
NOTICE lac steamers this Lac tiAr th' lth' N,''i
r,cuuIu,u'rlD, La. N4IrY. L. n on 'o' 'ho o'''
IIu.ucwIrt VDTtscA s.,a IN
CELiI. Capt 'cddcl ......-.. Iii''iN' IT, ' M
AD.IAIi'. lpt. Jrunn95 ..- hdI'l.' -A' IN
Ii;it NJ. cant Prry ~4tur ~. w m 40; CO
FROM THE WAITE STA" poCh' fo'' ' '
l. IiSE 80. go. ,.,,.,.,..i ., a,
Ihe-cs Gamer, n1if Irn n ~ "A ',' Am
,,o,Utu.,.. I'm. 9,,tl Stll'rOpnS ShDAhs IN % IL
iuuins are placed an ,LiDb @l''' a. H,i'' ~
ist irt asDrns src5 comfort NJ l1') uhl.'d'''
alseL Ha,nrp ,,cx,fa ,u .yar-
NH. terjus stsoAge FROM the Oi Cou itI So from -''
York, - 49,. ,,o,,., =. ,..,ta snaa,n,rr.4
pll5 An u IJt n'l ipD' A. 1ds
NOlnp'h' H. J. COkIIS, Ag5l-
e. l. BARTLETT & CO.. Accents Boston.
BAA.,IIIG CAifeLL. A9tut+ thial1Iph A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

The Sub Treasury today gained %l1".1ll on BAL
ance. made up 10y gains f %lO2,iS9 CON and
1868 currency. This makes tue total gam since
last Friday SOC Ca, 197. MOney to-day "aS fairly
easy az . per cent, and there was no rgp'uton oil
the farce of offering it down to 3 Icr cent when
none was wanted The domestic exchanges on
NcwYork at the places named are quoted as follows
Savannah lsa3lG premium; Charleston, lIG" i
premium; Nrw-OrIcans - cents TO - pre-
MUM; ST.. Lous. par Chicago - cC,'a
premium. Boston, rar lie ullcd Nl.'' P,
Treasurer al Washington to-day recon-
$l39 900 in National bank roteS tor iFc'"P,
ton. ! he customs receipts were f1uI."0I' aI'
the internal revenue receipts were 81 '''S'' ,e
Clearing HOUSE statement to-day = aS f.. 80 ~
changes 1854. 07O.47l balances, - 10, - ne
transactions M the Nub- treasury covered: Rc"p =,
800, 427: payments, SJ4O.2NS; "r"hrN o''-
aurc ~ O52. 100 COIN Balance $1j6"3,I'N
1herr j. Il luil III the reign e,cIan@' n'rkri e.
Sbnri-,.ht s;cYlng wa, lII't - - 10 ~ ne
cause Oi the lcduc ion Of TIM J. nix o! EnHidnd
ra.es for di-caunt, bG- o,helNi.c iie quoHiinIS
are firm ~ iD.OWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18

Hf1 N~. %.
Man H.I.'u.l o. OIL 10
lst y :, ''' . .'..'...' o u
Aci. r.rY. l~' ". to., . l'j
y q. L.'r. q s.. '''- 80. e
3ll'u ''' CO.. % $500
- - -.---.-... 40 3
NJ. G. ls:in ;, ''t.iio
...t.,Ini'. o.. ~ 80
40. IA iu- 4 eco" &c.,, ~,
-, '-'' ~, 20
" ~ a.. 70 4 &C. 90 '''' $50,
II -, 49, -, ~
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NJ, o.. '.,-'.s ! ,r',IG
g., ..:.
~ -. - - - l14
=, =. a., , - -. -,
iln III.
y ~. D.. ~,
y '', 80;
y J - ~ ~. -.
- =. d -, -. ~. - IL ~
+ a., - ''.' =. a.. D. O''' '
H. L., - > 10 81, . ~. ~ a
~ L,',.,,l i,--I-
- a., l..',.,'.j D.,
:, ~ = ,.',,.i
INpi .yr, l49
,.,t,,,. 49,,
~ y - ma 13p
.,t..'t.t.-- ~
,,''i'.'> 81 I'll,
t C'.'o - = '-'
O'i," d.. 1,t..I-
~ a.. '..... o.. 80
~ ~
~. - ~.
80 .'.
= p, a. -. ~ tln
=. 11.r.t
- j. Z. o -. .'-' L.
, J. - 3D.. ~ ...-:.
:. :. e. &. - i--''"' 80;
, en- 49,,
n '"'. g.
S.fSr.'! 20 -'.
l. 4. f.; 20. "'--...3 .i'''
r.r : ~ -, ..ii II,
/. J.. >i""iii-. go 80 . ID
| +. 7. =. -,. -"
J.. Co.. i.''-. n-.4 ..''
X T. T. L. i. =, -. -.s
- /. -. '.'. '''.. 49, =
l.. J.. i'y.'. ''\' '' -. ,,o
Ar.''a'.
h.; g. 80 con " 80
MiS. l.'' I g vs. Fla.
J. H. y H. % 80 q, Il ''''' q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
1--WE ~rDcy NAGVHr,-eY rEL"3HArr.

i
Rrrr,O Feb l7.-CNTLF- Rec lptS TO-DAY. 40 head
m al Tor week TINS fal e. ,, fr tine lat week
Oo cad; cUn-lcuci tlr1ts - CARS nO.mng dti -
Jn. ,miDUI Stttls r. man un ul. -
SHEEP AND LAsfs-letcipt- today, Ih'' hcad 0t1 for
wees nrs Tar g. head Tor same Time At week. 5000
netd; conaIyed thrOuGh err ~ i!ktl Htta"v ana mi
el of ta 10 God Western Sheep at - L." - So CEorr
s. Id&O 10. Common. qnulabie, - 1OU
81 - Western Lambs Fair to Good. s. 0udaC o. a Offer
iDgs Ia en- 1900 , ,c,.,,, ,o,,i ,,r ,v, ev fms far
90 head Tor time ast week. 21tOu read c"n'
s"ci brnnyh 81 car, cal, decks safe blk Of fr'sl
through hut, l IIgs a. 81 'te YORK
250IO - lew rt's are pOrt "a u arrive
IT ATTLE- !.tcEItr, IS Nhtdi hhlPnthS
100 II, All easier but not quO.IDN over OmInoh
ExpoIts 80 a. butchers more LleAy anl c"ler Cows
h dsi SiOrAtts and Feecrs &C I'VE ana nlh; COMMON
e. p, m ~ 500 - 20 Coca To hoice. IS ,ud$i 81.
ing.--Irctlpt. L. ~ head shipments. b,'W he'h
vanr. sha py fu lUd2uc MiXei Ia kius :" ~
49, a.. iIVht o. 7,OfJ 80 Choice Heavy. fDd5U o.
t:o.rlrt4, hrId, shipments, Low hfai :
usTtr nnchaiec shipping dem nd good Common {" Ne.
dim Good 60 Choice OdSJ 80 tAS 0"eI El"ucS
- 49,. t,..aor ,,,ri,o,s .,,I AT iu,rr,.
81 A5nsj 90 Mixed Packing, 10 7"GaG. Iecepta 4OoO
In ,cti,r IL, nand and steady receipts 1000 head
s,dum,ts 100 heat, rIpOlicrs - dJa1 81; uuOu 70
pr me- 10 HhnSe utcnrfs Steers, ~ lO0*I co. Fan 10
Coo ginSI TO- and ueicrs S. jU6S4 20 lock
era u jOaS3 Feeders 81 O0aS4 40 ,,.
Strong higher receipts. BUU behu
800 mead Ear Good ~ S5 HhOoe IL Fancy ;" W
FAST LIBERTY. Penn, FeO lI-tATIlH--hecelpls o''4o
head closed FINN at esiefday p4rs an .o M A.
HOGs-Rece pts 5000 mead Phiiade HAS 81 oOd30 90;
sHETP-Recopts, 24OO head market closed firm at yes,
tetday's pTtcea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Fc Title following the Dol saes OF We'd
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-18
STAGE NOTES.

Mrs. Barney Williams has finally re-
tired from the stage.
Modjeska contemplates return to this
country in the fall of 1882
Steele Mackaye is taking his new play,
"won at Last" through New England.
Mr. Haverly has engaged Mr.. Voeght-
lin as the scenic artist of all his theatres.
Rubinstein has been giving concerts in
Spain. He was to 60 to Portugal after the termina
ton of the Spanish tour.
donna Juani," the new opera by Won
Suppe, viii be produced at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre New York, shortly.
Mr.. Maurice Grau will soon start for
Rio de Janeiro with his opera bouffe company, and
will make professional tour of South America.
Jack Haverly says he will have by next
season new theatre in Chicago which will be the
finest place Of amusement ever built in the West.
Messrs. Gilbert & Sulhvan's new comic
opera satirizng the aesthetic craze is to be called
" Patience" which is the name of the dairymaid
heroine.
The Boston Ideal Opera Company were
singing the Pirates of Penzance," "The Chimes
of Normandy" and "Pinafore" ct the Arch
Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
List has been longer before the public
than almost any prominent artist now alive. He
made his debut in oderbreg about sixty years ago,
and his professional labors are not yet ended.
Edward 4. Mcdowell, young New
Yorker not yet twenty years of age, after play
ing in concert in Darmsadt has been elected pro-
fassoF of the panoerte in the conservatory of that
place
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-18
Mr.. JorgenSen. of Virginia.

In our issue of Saturday we published
an account of an interview between the
President and a delegation of Republican
Bourbons from Virginia, headed by Con-
gresham Jorgensen of that State.
The Star reporter had talked with one
of the delegation" and was up to a
high pitch of enthusiasm over the prob
ability of an Assistant Bourbon ticket in
Virginia this summer We made some
editorial mention of this patriotic ex-
pedition, headed as it was by Congress
man, to secure Executive hostility to the
gallant Virginian who is the target for SO
many Bourbon attacks. Our shaft seems to
have struck home. 1t brought no word
from Mr.. Jorgensen; but 10! one of the
delegation declares that his fellows
cheated that unsophisticated gentleman
and secured an introduction from him
without telling him their object. This is
very attenuated. Congressman Jorgensen
is the recognized head-centre of the few
Republicans who favor a side-show to the
great Bourbon circus in Virginia the COM
ing summer. Likewise he is understood
to be greatly exercised lest his privileges
as a disburser of Federal patron
age shall be pruned. 1t would
be difficult to produce evidence
enough to convince US that he was un-
aware of the purposes and desires of the
men he presented to the President. 1t
is best to have things clearly understood
as we 60 along. We do not try to ride
two horses, and we do not intend
to aid any one else in doing SO.
If Mr.. Jorgensen is in favor of
the anti-Bourbon programme, which
can succeed only under General Mahone's
leadership, and if he is willing to see the
administration treat the Virginia Senator
and his friends as friends of the admins
tration should be treated, then We shall
be glad to know it. Meanwhile we have
no space for secondhand statements cal
culated to save him from the contrary
position he has assumed.