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FRUITS AND BERRiEs-DRlED.

Receipts the week,9i5 pkgs Exports Dried apples
ptns tie demand FOR cheap snn"iil'd
apples Tor cSng orders there Is scarcely anything
81 az in dried fruits. 10 Is much matter OF
~ & 40 10 49, buyera IIo iers sci and
ynd name very II 1t would lead 10 business
MYERS aupear amply supplied Tor tho present ami show
10 other thu small lois 10 Keep up ter
OF nearly every variety ana IL IL
nj waste of 50; c. Cores ana skins having sOme
.Xpurt demand to show some hrnness ana az On1
f small fruits haspbcrriIs show most strength, Deihg
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Express Trains leave via DesoroSses and Cortando
stl eet Ferries as follows;
6:2O 100 s. $3.50 70 aud 10 Limited H. 1l10a m 800,
$40 L. o. o. T. D. m and II night sundays, 6'l6 s.
70 linited and 10 m; 40, and 9p N, and ~ night
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday 72O $40 and
llOa M l. q 4, and p ~. connect at Trenton fof
Camden
Returning Broads Station, Philadelphia 1901,
3:1J, $40 4:35 except Monday, $50 $3.50, $40, $50
H. and 81 Uimited Express 1880 and $40 m.l
8, $3.50, TAO, Tao and on sunday 1901, 5l5
ana m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 800 a IA.
daily except sunday.
Ticket ofces, 43, SO, and 944 Broadway Astor House
md DesbrossO Coltland Streets, Courtst,
and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Fnton-st.
Brooklyn: Bushs Hotel. HobOkeu; Station. Jersey City
Euigrent Ticket Office No Battery Place and Castle Cas-
Aen.
The NewYOrk Transfer Company will call checb
baggage from hOtsls and residences
CHARLES H. PUGH, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent.
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The daily average receipts MIX and Cream differ.
emf railroad distributing points In and the city Tor
The week follows. Erie 321G OF MIX, p
cans OF Condensed Mk and 0l9 of Cream NewYork,
susquehanna and Western 0l4 cans OF MAJ and cans Of
Cream New Central. $40 cans OF MIX and 10 OF
cream; Harlem 1872 cans OF MIX and 1a3 Con.
Sensed Mlk; Has and Hartford l. 90 OF Milk
New YORK civ Northern, LOIS cans OF MIX and by mis-
ceanous short routes 1850 OF MIA and rs Of
Cream Zoe total receipts 1915 Milk,
900 cans Condensed MIX and 1915 cans o. Cream.
TIE average price paid for the surplus the
railroad platforms does not exceed 81 ~ OF forty
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obstruction.

For Boys and Young Men---City.
CCUOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
- SCHOOL 81 45thst introductory 70 all Scienthc
Colleges J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS. G. r., IN. u PTlhclpsl
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. III
Madison.ave. near 64th.st, DT. ii. b. CHAPLIN, Prnoi
pal English, classical and primary department.. Gyuna
finI0 New building complete IN IT'S appointments Inc
cath school year Just begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4S1
u broadway 42d ct. 47th year Primary Commercial
and Classical Depts NJ NJ HOBBY w. l.. AKIN, PTincpis
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per gaor. Spirits Of Turpest,se ets On: per CT ~
Psie, ss Siis Provisions-Iard, I5s Od PER ewt for
American Snrar ss Cd a18s I'd cwt for Cuba Ccntr'
fugal polarzng &C., and los sdelos 3D. ior CuDA nun
covado lair refining anoal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIV
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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1nsirufiion.
GratIers.


@sm,E AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
ali eredss tutors govcrnesses lecturers companions
&C. ecuars OF best schools charge 10 those
ms teachera teachers until engaged r. MllhA"
COYR1Eif& CO. 81 hast 'th-st" Union Squ'r" -
GENTLEMAN for French and German
ian, Grammar school Assistants 70 go West Apply toc
A. LOWELL CO. 10 Asor race ~ l. y.-
A TEACHERS, Tutors, Governesscs, sup
n. Piled free 10 employers schools recommended TO
parents FLoReNcE + ron, % Union square
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
~ .hshed 1855. provides promptly Best Ieachefs orIr
Pupils Families schools Coll ges CIcns,s q t SVod
Teachers always wanted. Application orm lor stamp y
}. W sCHERM klthORN & CO. last l4th-s-N I.
I AIDES AS RESIDENT TEACHERS.-Th
higher English branche. mathematics aud music m
srunental and vocal music also ore Tor Ing sn
in Methodsi another Tor emaihics ana natuia sonS
French lav teacher another with German anu nee
Cor boarding schco German tutor Win EnEsn
for family In city. H. HESShr 90 Mest -IsSss,-
rI'EACHERS WANTED Ladies Expert.
I enced Kindergarten for Normal school French anu
man German French English aud muse FOR city aillesi
French lspokcn, 1 nglsh and music French ana EnFsh
cities French German, drawing aud music
Mathematics and Engsh Yale GRADUATES mathematics ana
composition baptist French German classics ana Enslsn
uathemat ard military actcs West Pon rradnalei pen
manSbp and eepng FOR city school Many other spe
ror teachers wanted Tor september Apply 10 Mrs, NJ j.
Young Futon. Amer For Teachers Agency - ohlon II
rJNEACHERS WANTED.-Ladies French,
near city 900; Singing and Pino' city, 5000 anu
Cityi Euglsh and German near CITY SUD- se'ei~ ior
boarding schools. ,,. A., ooo H.
sh etc near city 900 Violin Ohio schools Languages
south. Music Kansas Drawing. City. Various others
J. W sCHERMEREORN CO.
American school Institute,
Z IAN ct. Newly Ork.
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Art Schoc.s-City.

AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
itl beginning Tuesday oct It, IN DRAWING. OIL and
WATEk-CoLOR PAINTING. STILL LEE fLoMEKS
end La DSCAPE, CHINA PAINT Nc and DECORATION.
STUDIO, No. 80 MADISON.AVE.
References:
Mr. d. HUNTINGTON. Mr.. WILLIAM HART MI
IAMES HAIT. Nj. A. y. FELLOWS.
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For Both Sexes-City.

A -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
IA free to parents. Please give particulars. b. MIRIAM
CoYRIERE co. 81 East l7th-st Union square
A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
N with udcous advice parents and guardians PROBES
teachers gOvernesses and learning recon-
TO colleges schools and families references TO The
Hamilton k1si. Secretary EValts, cyrus W.
Field Nine. HESSE, 50 West 2lst-st- New York
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Ocean Steamers

DORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line 20 the South OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT 90
IS. CHATEAU LATTE. SATURDAY Apt ~
-. CHATEAU MARGA L y .-.. -. - lullaH May
Prom 'PTence's stores" near Wallst Ferry, BroQklyn
Travellers for France. spain and Italy PyTenees Faui
Nice will save and expense 10y taking this line
lncludng winel $50 O9lOO SECOND CaO poo
Storage S25. For passage apply 70 .-o,,r .c ,o.-o,
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Musical
Musical.
An ORGANIST OE THIS CITY DESIRES

IA an engagement church il New York, Brooklyn, or
vicinity experience In this city and can
references TO ability 6e terms MADE satisidc'
Tory BY early application Address i0I one week
A. +. LUTHER, Box 4, Tribune once
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
NewYok via Desbrosses and CoTands etroes
Ferries as follows: 80 Ia, ,.u-
Palace Cars attached, m and N daily NeW:fork
Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining SMOKING Aho Soep
ing Cars at 8 a.. m. every day..
WiamspOTt. Lock Haven, m p M CORY anu hrle ~
D. w. Connecting Cory for Husvtle petroleum centre
and the OIL Regions . ,,,,,-..-
Baltimore Washington and the South. Limited Warrington
EXPRESS OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday ~
m, arrive Washington 405 m. Regular via ~ and r
$40 $50 a 3:4O and anu IL nlBht Wa
b. aud o. r.. r., and and y night sunday VIA u
and r. r. 615 p M and IL night VIA b. ana u ~
II. p. m. and IL night.
Atlantic CITY except Sunday, with through car p
Long Branc6 Bay Head Junction. and intermediate stations
via Railway and Amboy, ~ m. IL noon, $40, M On
Sunday, and IN. do not stop st Asbury PArkl
Brooklyn connect with all throuyh trains ~
Jersey City anordng speedy and direct ransfer fog
Trains afrve-From Ptrsburg e10 and 1l20 1880 and
lO20 IN. daily, and a. daly except Monday FROM
Washington and Baltimore $50 anc 500 $50 $780,
5..0 $40 1000 and 1895 m sunday $3.50, $50 s M.
days 900 m Prom Philadelphia 800 6;lO $50 500 (,
$40 $780, 6l0, 7;2o, $3.50, 500 800 1902 iyzo aug
$40, 1885, 500, 1905, 1920 and 0:35 D. IN.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
fHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINA
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS IND or
SUNDAY; 8 STATIONS IN PHlLADEL
PHIA 3 IN NEW-fORb
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> INC American Classification arc
Few orleans
S e29S 9 },SG5 yynarv fse Md nS

strict Good Ordinary. 1916 Middling.-
Sl7S, NAY iS % 'e seScmner sali75
october eiii5, November s7 90 Deem Deem
ser lC0TT rnscr 1'n% notice. ' i 90
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Market dull ard still IN
pnee Export lied and the operaton5 Of oe aTn.
GO Zoo pbI Of vics 500 bbIs were export nclu
ing 81 Ce' CRY ~ M 70, a1 Hprnq md % vas or
winter Wheat 40 bbis ioT Grade rItTa at 90 60
80 10 H Spring SO ass % for Winter Wheat Sos
@tsr Mn''I rn S 81 SSs u saperns sgccas
Common 20 Far Extra state 81 10 ~
Western g 5SsS @G GG9 :, cA0 Scd = s2SsS %
Gooo Choice, 80 $50 Common Extra Minnesota SO
ass 56 Patent 80 4O0i6 20; bakers Extra = 70 ds5 25
T. Fsr L o C Spod s'Ssoa553o Good 10 Very Choice
g @5s5 Pa'D wv, WINTER ter ,,t WR n, 81 ss5
Ouh Ameros 50 sass ~ market closing dn MIN:
81 g as 25i pug Good to Choice s. aOes
Flour a. g n d5 g e NEAT qne yellow
$ e sTans n1 e. ~ Unsettled open
ing al qc "eIer then lost part Of the adj ICE then de-
Tnder the highest prices light export and city Mns
ss9go bush future, 900 bush cash most Of the cash
whea' l2 9or sdpG WINTER Rea at SEC os 49, Post no
Fed sGas sc dcyered; Nos Red 92$e in eley ator
MO- Red seller April non,n1 Of 99Ilcj do II y, $3.50
s. Oo, closing II II IL s 90 SuT9 me- closing i do
hugnt sit3Ssf0iL closing 81 Oa4....; RYL-Market
roTher more steady sales 800 bush. UngIaded tte ~
deiivereI; 500 bush western, csc denyeredi lOi,0Qo
hush Western arrive cost freight and Insurance GA
a6jc nanny e. 65c bARLEY-NGa a;id h'I9iTT
held 80 / Ca ada quoted % N 10 .-..-. BARLEY MALI
s,e9dv M last GIotatiois .CORN-Market tie O.cn
ing IA Lg, o lost advance Aha declined l2D
fCu recovered from declue and ira at s04c.
side the highest pnCes light export and nome traae de-
n I'm speculative account safes
1000 bush. ulure. 70 900 DUSK. cash including Un
gradee Mixed 81 c.; 80. j, p: tT'."'' -I.''
-. &C. >, JsC in elevator 1T ga % L., uchl ere
Mhi,e private No Mixed seller April
nominal al % SCI do May 5oGS7c, closing 563ic.; 40
June s0'So, closing .. 4c do july % 29o9hc. clos
uE -. e.. los shade letter Upuons nave
advauced ID a. closing nrm highest prices ac.
47jOuu bush future. $1,000 bush. cash, including No
Mixed al 3.L No p b i20pI'ic: 40. quoted .oc.
30. 3 White. $780, No. ? 'OGt0l4cj No quoted at
4lc. Nike, Wcsten "a &c; White do. a. White
state I2L ai5c. No Mixed seller May, 3l4d36 &c.
closing 80 &C. do June. Jasd3.s4c, cOsDgJ5
FrlD-Marhet steiy with moderate reported
visible supply OF the Unlted states and Cant0a
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.


LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Mlitary Board
~ ing school, White Plains NY. 0RWILLIS, PhD, Prn
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING. SCHOOL for
n Young Boys 4. KINDS, A NJ Hampstead L. l. -
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The UNI
lDdcrsignod experienced physician and teacher
DR WILLIAMSON, Lyme Conn
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY.-Stamford,
lD Conn., Prospect HILL outside the village very hety
college business For particulars send for catalogue
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
I'D college Conditioned rejected candidates coached
summer winter stockbridge, Mass. +. HOFFMAN,.
DORDENTOWN, n. military Institute.
ID Prepares College Business Finely located health
fuI and thorough. For circulars &c, address
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
" SIZE ~ T. prepares Boys for College Scientific and
Government School and iOf business JOHN AlLEf.
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY:
Ill Worcester Mass 2Sth year For full Information
Div 10 c. Is. METCALF, A. NJ. superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
l Chester 22d year Degrees conferred - -,,.
DYE. Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
Id ing OF Spring term g. C. J. COLLINS. Principal
For Young Ladies-Country.
DORDENTOWN, n. j. Female College;
beautifully located very he2hfui and tDoIough ne
ber,or Departments For circular &C. Aa.oss
Rev wM. G. BOWEN a. M fIes'aon~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

Pe,o ps for week. 1882 pkgs The arrivals nave Deeh
yeTy heavy the receipts to-day being the largest eSet
corded 2lls plgs Prices have 4eldy decIne anu cps,
eax hinder liberal accumulation OF stock Tue demand
nodera e. considering the approach OF Easter anu ~.
Ia slightly uyers DUCK Legs seauy
3fc r choice MARYLAND an Southern are freely
III, red nj 43c Gnosc Eg offered lower
Penn fresh per dfS Southern fresh lad 10 "I'
" esttrs, fresh laid Ill ais
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FrIITs IN HERRIEs-FRRsn.

Anpes rule very quiet and unchanged few extra fancy
Neife Balwus in large ares are WORKING Ou az %
tut Cor state lots ~ IS l price ana NOT o'n 90
tined Florida Or nges and choice Ots lf iau
berries nearly out stock and held higher liberal Tetfp o.,
a Cbart sion Flo ida 81 awbcrres today sOd mostly az
ga Sc, few poor going at 2OG25c, ana ale" fancy al
a Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

Receipts Tor the week 10 49, pkgs EXPORTS 10 M
.iye,u1o able 9s continues dul hoi aS oIIos
cal change in values holders are rather a oo 9
n preseIt prt there not much dlSpO-iI OF
ny Tor The business if conneu very
!. me wants trade and that ueuiano y
Moderate small lots II te FaStory SaesS SKINS
rVr1 ana mel a q OW sale at lOd1 2c CreuucIy III
lave declined another per 10 and there IS still very u
uude them. . Ot,us
ttate FACTORY. White ttHheiy "Ai"" 55,0 Il
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
fHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Lima

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS md on
SUNDAYS STATIONS IN PHlLADEL
PHIA IN NEW-YORk
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yryy RIfTTFU,
nEAYs ANp rRAs.

pecein. or the week-Beans 715 bbls: Peas 72b Dusn
Fxpor;sBeans Il DkFs Peas, J. bush Imports 9,S I
a - ran, lark et morally O"ti IIAc ,tI
hath on foreign ana home aud receive are nee
layers promptly Cur outside isure Tor Marrow IL Tehonn
ME i'm a sail way for Vey choice stock; Exporters ~
o. ering mes of good quality for less money Melu ai
rea Beans light supply but quiet White hlnuey fuo
"a I,dno ceiling sIoTlv and prices a little cas- Turde
slup dull Foreign ncavy supply, WITHOUT LII
i,tIort uce aud unsettled Green Peas lower ana th
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From Pier No. \, North River, via Sandy Hook.
orLONG BRANCH. EATONTOWN, etc, at y. m

procured Loeryst Pier No North
River 81 49, 267 267.26l 27l 4l9, 72 GA 1877 and
i,3l3 broadway 737 aud 749 8havej Ryingtonst 10
and principal Hotels In
NewYork city In Brooklyn q Nos Courtst us ''ro1d
1913 Futoust, 2lO ManhatianAvei 7 De haib-
ave; ls9a AtantIcaye In HObOken 20i Westinghouse
Y Transfer Company will call for aud check baggage rom
hotels OF residence tOdestinatiOu.
J. n WOoTrEN, Gen Manager. c. @ HANCOCK, q p.
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Gtednsoats dno Railroaas.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
pSaa, sl Mn e CIV Washington
s1fs2t ssf sxSRss ana srodsS
coaches % Chicago Cincinnati st. Louis Connects Tor AL
ss s! e. y: :Ss s: s4s :: ga ss'
pS oosn HSs fo oaa q Broadway
FOR NEW .HAVEN.-Steamers leave, Peck
m sus dr sa4y ans sRa East
sRDSE Sp9sra spa Al PGps On ao1
sSp fare oSsi y any East ''
For boston zesrsoz9s E EfNs ,. ONLY s''
.9s aSgr 1s.s asy po Tsn .
'ay''l A" Y poPpLs, oeul Pass Ast, III we.tst
For R 20 1sGS RIVER LINE fass 9H,S -
D hf;' .s sS1's g 81 Sfl
sssdSG By 60
az, may a, IN s.. Ses
BORDEN IovEEs,. oEOhO5b ,a i f fs.. ssss.
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
/ TO BOSTON 49, WORCESTER, $3.50. NASHUA, $50.
PORTLAND So. and no transfer
steamers CITY OF WORCESTER
CITY OF 'SSiEw.YoRK
Fss no 80 Sf Ferry sSs
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR:
" (Pennsylvania RR, foot Cortiandn
stations in Nev.York Z at and DesbrOssesg.
Phia n Read. RIG foot liberty 81
LEAVE NEw.YoRK commencing November - 1883 a.,
South via Phila. & Reading r. .. 3D. llOI
am $780, l. g. Gp M sundays 400 i046 am via Penn khs
300 a m. II IN. 1910, Sunday a. IN D. NJ .. a.,
For Matawau DC. via Phila. Reading RI 300 SD IN
n m 40 o ;, 1890 500, p m. sundays 40, lUfn MS
Via penn Rii 9 a. 10, Il m p m SUNDAYS, ga m pm
For Bank, Long Bianoh. Ocesn Sroys Asn1ry
RR BOB siS a. M iS0, 400 900 D. m sundays met
siounpe At ocean Asbuy Park, 400. lOz mJ
via 'Pennsy wanna RT, a. m. " m $40 p m s9ndast
rtor Grove Asbury Park a. M ma
For RI eehold, via Philadelphia and Reaang RI SO
.9n M
Reading RR 500 5 ii g. m, 80, 43o 500 Fos
Lakewood Toms river and Barnegat AZ Sl5 IN 20 %So
o. M For Vneiand BItdgeton. Atlantic city, SO, l:so p m
c. @. HANCOCK, J.R. WOOD H. Nt len an,
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For Young Ladies-Country.

DORDENTOWN. n. j. Female College F;
beautifully located very healtbfu and thorough SUI
Der,or Music and Departments For circular &C. adaTcs
Rev Nm. {. BOWEN. "A. ID, President
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28
Death of James M. Bredin.

James N. Bredin, Esq, prominent
member of the Franklin bar, who was
well known by many Mercer people.
was found dead in his bed Saturday
morning. The physician pronounced
the cause apoplexy. He was about the
streets as usual on Friday and took
a lively interest insthe trial of suit
in court that day. Deceased was born
in Butler, Pa, in 1928, He studied
law in the office of Gen. Purviance, of
Butler, and was admitted to the bar in
that county. He was admitted to prac-
tice in Venango county in 1864 and
removed to Franklin in 1865, where he
has since resided. The News of that
city says of him:
"Maj. Bredin's great energy found
action in many business enterprises
He was the protector of the Shenango
and Allegheny railroad, and was the
original lessee of the coal lands along
the line of that road. He also engaged
largely in oil production. He put
down the first we'll in the field at
Bredinsburgh, which place is named
after him. Personally, he was man
of genial and cheerful disposition,
whole-souled, without coneealments,
and of strong copyictions. He was an
unqualified Republican in Politics,
and in religion was sincere and con-
sistent adherent of theEpiscopal church.
About ten years ago he married Mrs,
Ruth K. Elliot, daughter of Col. James
Kinnear, who died July l, 1880. They
had no children."-Mercer RepubH-
can
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28
For the totals for the different can
didates see in another place.
The Real Issue at Chicago.

James G. Blaine is the choice of the
overwhelming majority of Republican
voters in this State and in the Union.
Nobody questioned this of Peunsyl'
vania two months ago, but there was
doubt whether the State Convention
would echo the will of the voters. 1t
did, and the Pennsylvania delegation
to National Republican Convention
for the first time in eight years will ex-
press the choice of the Republican
voters of the State.
Nobody doubts to-day but that the
great mass of Republican voters Gil
over the land is for James G. Blaine.
No one challenges this fact, no one
questions it. 1t is admitted by impli-
cation and inference in papers opposed
to his candidacy as clearly as it is dl-
rectly affirmed and asserted in papers
which are supporting him. The only
doubt to-day is not of the will OF the
people, but of the voice of the National
Convention.
The National Convention can disre-
gard the choice of Republican voters
only by disregarding the great Repub-
lican States. These are for James u.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28
MARRIED.

OLIVER-TUTC-M 16, 1884, by C. A
Mckinney, Esq, Mr.. E. Oliver and Miss
Katy Tutc, of Butler.
VORPE-WYLIE-On May II, 1884, at the
home of the officiating minister, Rev. Z. Og-
den, Mr.. Henry A. Vorpe to Miss Mary l.
Wylie, all of Middlesex twp, Butler Co.
E-MARTIN.-At the home of the
bride Mr.. G. Albert While to Miss Jennie
Martin, both of Penn twp, Butler Co., Pa.
GEORGE-LEE.-AtM Mt Chastnut on May 20,
1884, by Rev. T. w. Young, Mr.. c. A. George
to Miss NJ. &. Lea.
ER-CAROTHERS,- Mt. Chestnut,
on May %, 1884, Mr.. Jacob Miller, of Evans
City, and Annie Carrothers, by Rev. T. w.
Young.
RALSTON-DICK.-At Mt Chestnut, May
%. 1884, by Rev. T. w. Young, Mr.. w. A.
Ralston and Miss NJ. A. Dick.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-05-28
Administrators Sale.

In the matter of the estate of John Conn
dec d., application to sell real estate for the
payment of debts, o. G. No. 6S, Dec. It. 1888.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, BUTLER Co., IS.
At an Orphans Court held in Butler, in and
for said county on 9th day of Feb. 1884, before
Hon. F. McJunkin, President Judge, and A.
McCandless and A. d. Wier, Associates. The
said Court did on the said 9th day of Feb. A.
d.. 1884, make an order directing s. c. Hutch.
inson, administrator of said decedents estate,
to expose 10 public sale, and did renew and
continue said order of sale afterwards, to wit
on the 22d of April, 1884, said sale to be on
Monday I'd, June, 1884, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Of
said day, on the premises, the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit: All that certain
piece or parcel of land situate in Washington
township, Butler county, Pa, bounded and
described as follows: Don the north by lands OF
Annie Niles, on the south by lands of Il. E
Evans on the east by lands of Joseph Blakely
and on the west by lands of John Parder and
C. Harris containing fifty acres, about forty
acres of which are cleared and under fence
with a story and half frame house, frame
barn and out ut-buildings thereon, also apple and
peach orchard.
in Washington township, Butler county, Pa,
bounded and described as follows: On the
north by lands of +. + Evans, on the south by
lands of Henry Wadsworth, on the east by
lands of q. G. Reddlck and ON the west Dy
lands of T. ii. Conn., containing thirty acres,
more or less, being pasture land well watered
and under fence.
Also that certain other messuage or tract OF
land situate in the village of Parsonvllle,
Washington township, Butler county, Pa,
bounded and described follows: On the
north by lands of Jacob Daubenspeck, on the
south by lands of lanes Grant, on the east by
State road leading from Nth. Washington to En-
lenton and ON the west by Jacob Daubenspeck,
containing about three-fourths ({) OF an acre,
with a story and half frame house erected
thereon.
Public notice of time and place of sale to be
given according to law Said administrator to
adjourn to different time and place If no sui
fcient bid shall be obtained, by giving public
notice of time and place of adjournment.
Terms of sale one-thrd in hand and the bal
ance in two equal annual payments with inter
est, to be secured by bond and mortgage on the
premises sold, &c. -
sc. HUTCHINSON,
Admir-. of John Conn, decd.