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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07
MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judqe Cranuler,

MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judge Cranmer.
Court met on Saturday at 10 a. NJ, pur.
suant to adjournment Of Wednesday.
The case OF Christian Bach, executor,
vs.. Thomas H. Whims, was dismissed
agreed.
Adjourned until Tuesday next at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07
TETTER OR SALT RAEuM
On the Hands Cured. A erntafnl | altar

Me.s1. WEExs 4 PoTTER: G.aGemta = UsvIr,
co troubled for many years with the letter ar XII
s S1s aGd spent many hStd.taruel dollar, VA
that. "'"o w ~s Eood IKE
Yon nay pat this In the paper and ve,ooms A.;
ny: An, ST some oIer Poor sufferer the ams SsoI !,
here almost fifteen yearS and kent SosY5 leg lived
!nS, 191 sometimes my heart wa, on, thSnttnNt
WO9ta GnNo 70 give up altogether 9Th mS an
tSsas at so Ss SI,t tanlly % take eare Of but on
tSSnia O'' NY Y Ssnas Ere we'll % agaia return
LtTrLEToS, N. IL, May @, is1s. BUCKLEY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07

THERMOMETERS REcoRn.-Thc following
shows the range of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug etore, Opera
House cnTncr;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07

JACKsoN's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To-
hacCo. Retailers can buy it OF Joseph
Speidel & Co., in 8, 10 and 20 pound pack
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07

1S-on and after this day our store will he
closed at o r NJ, Saturdays excepted. jeI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07

1872 FRIDAY. 1873
Jam. i2M3P. MEM. ia. N. i!N. SPIN Y. N
50 % 81 ~ s. o. W Il
SATURDAY
i IS 81 5! IS 81 IS No
SUNDAY.
10 70 Is 50 81 ~ ~ 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07

n tae C3ncuRA Remedies are prepared Inv w,.k, ..
Ro!.S, EnemlstS Druggists, 40 SashInetop stnSst
T4a, and are for ale by ali DruEVists. prse u
Inn tSo M enS oSEts 50 eens lage boxes contain.
hlsoLyEST, u per bottle CrfiCUsI EoIp q Az ~
pr axe; ~ mall, % cents three cakeS x eant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07

JOSEPH SPRlpEL 4 Co., wholesale erocers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07

IT BEATS ALL.-Jackson' Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph speidel & Co.'S.
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WANTED.
Active parties to act a.
General State Agents for
W the sale Of our speciAtieS.
WHW Business respectable. Goods
WHIVAlU sell rapidly. "SpAy fair

liberal commission on sales From 500 10 5000
q month can be made by live men. Hare
chance for making money. References re-
quired. Address TRlUMPHMF'G CO., II6 MONROE
ST., CHICAGO, ILL. je26
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07
REMNANTS.

Over 1910 remnants Of different kinds c!
rods will be closed out to everybody's satis'
faction.
L. BLUM * BR o.,
11O4 MAIN ST.
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ONCE. Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07

CHEw Jaokson's best Sweet NAVY tobacco
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NO ADVANCE

On silks, Cashmercs, Prints, shectiHgs, House
keeping Goods aud Flannels during this
month. Avail yourself of this chance and
call at once,
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G. E. STlFEL & co.
1865 MAIN ST.
my27
I. B14ETMNBRO.
CLOSING OUT

All our summer goods without reserve. \
great many have been marked down one.llAii
81 former prices
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Our national holiday was enjoyed in a
soclable, old.tashioRed way, h5 the con,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-07


The members of the MGnnerchor Sing.
ing Society, together with their Sisters,
their cousins and their aunts," excurtcd
down the river on the steamer Telegram,
and spent tho day very delightfully."- az
Cresap's Grove. During the week fears
were entertained that there would not be
sufficient water for tho trip, but when the
morning OF the Fourth dawned there was
found to be an ample stage, and the steam.
er left on time, with a big and jolly crowd
Of eXGnrsionists, Fosters QuadrilIe Rand,
Of liellaire, accompanied the excursionists,
aud furnished some excellent music, A
good many Of the country people residing
IN the vicinity Of the Grove Joined in
the festivities during the afternoon, and
evidently enjoyed themselves as well as
their city neighbors. There was quite
heavy shower Of rain about the middle OF
the day, which lasted some thirty minutes,
but instead Of dampening TO any extent
the'ardor Of the happy crowd, the effect
seemed to be Just the reverse. In due
time the steamer and its lively freight re.
turned TO the city. Tho day was passed
pleasantly by all the best OF order was
maiptRiped, and there was not single In.
cident 70 mar the thorough enjoyment Of
either the excursion Or picnic.
IN 81. IoHS's CHURCH PICNIC.
Our national holiday was enjoyed in 4
sociable, old:tashioped way, h1 the con,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

Samuel J. Tidcu he was defeated, Mr. Tlldens
majority being 10000. This marked change III mo
popular vOt, was nOC considered IN auy way as q
reflection upon General DiSS ADMINISTRATION ior IL
wac unanimously conceded 30 have been one OF tbe
best the State had known for many years. Inc Teai
the general uprising in that wear against
thc exposures IN The management Ot the ahmihlatid-
tion of the General Government.
General - K was nominated for Unlted Sfatos
senator IN 1874 Dnt the legislature beng Demo.
cratic u was only as compliment. lie to'k an
active pare ~ the campaign Ot 1876 dong very
effective work NJ the orgmiriiion Of " Boys IN
Blue" Before the Presidential nominations were
made hc wrote letter 20 mend, winch was aIteE-
ward published d. iH which be opp s,d the pDl;cf OF
committing the State delegation To any one cafdl-
date. II sad sucb pledge would be- 10 certain
cX cBt, res rant upon the acton OF a GCt Rdtl0n
and would bo uaIHst TO Othcr States winch sent
their delegates unpledged. General DIX became,
in the year. the Republican candi-
feated by Smith Ely For many wears he was the
Controller OF Trinity Pari b, his son, the Rev.
Morgan DIX, j. D. being IT. rector: ms nome u,
tins city was 40 No. 3 Ncs; Iwcut y-irst-st HI" bad
q rare collection of Old New England furniture. ana
was fond of memeDt0es OF has own and his fathers
N ltary career H. the warm seasons be frequently
explored Long Island IN search OF game, beng
especially fond OF snipe shooting H. the
last years Of his lie hs health was well pre-
served and the absorbing interest he always
took in politics did not app'ecably diminish
with the approach OF old age aud 10 InhrmiieS
General Dix was the author of several books
among them Resources Ot the city of New-lOrR
QS27l Decisions uf the Superintendent Oi Com
mon schools OF New-York aud Laws Relating 10
Common Schools" 1880, a Winter in Madeira"
NoJl "a Summer IN spain ana France" lSJ3b
aud TWO volumes OF Speeches I'm person he was
of medium height with cOSely-buIt though not
robust frame. His bearing on military occasors
was commanding and sOidi,Ty IN an eminent de-
gree. Late IN hfr ms hair became white, and TINS
added much 20 the distinguished ar he wore when
on horseback ia military dress. lie was universally
esteemed for ms PATRIOTISM, which was perhaps
the sturrest OF mis- many virtues, and his eminent
services to the country both IN peace ana war Rave
secured for his grateful aud lasting remcin-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
CRTTIcISING CLUBHOUSE PLANS.

VIEWS OF MEMBERS or THE UNION LEAGUE on TIE
DESIGNS APPROyfD BY HE COMMITTEE.
Tie Union League Club met last evening
20 consider the report tie Building Committee in ro-
gard 10 plans for a new clubhouse. &. "A. Peabody,
ir, the secretary, read tho report submitted
by Fletcher Harper chairman OF the committee The
rrport recommended adoption 81 the plans furnished
by Peabody Sje4rns. OF Boston The cost OF buli-
ing erected IN accordance with this design is estimated
at from elg7 900 70 S21OO0O. Dorman y. Eaton said
that although h6 IN favor Oi these plans rather
tuau any other. ho believed that considerable
modification vas necess9ry. lie therefore of'red a
resolution prov idlug that the plans Ot Peabody 4
tg arms be aecegtcd IN their general Features, but that
they he referred back TO the committee with power
10 maks notifications both internal and external,
and that for tH purpose OF perecung The ans In har
Ip0uy Win tire interests OF the cub the committee af-
ford removable opportunities u mrEhrrr % express
thsr views wih rcsprct 10 such notifications lir pro-
tested agnns, the large space devoted 10 the bllbrd
room h. thought that OF the should be a
plird 10 reception rooms
to whether IT, b!llsrdroom should be N The basement
or on the first floor. H. thought that The ciub
litue unfortunate IN having 80 many
billiard playcrs on tie committee; Inc r.
play ten pins are suIck down stairs" Laughter !
Joseph n. ChOate SAID that IN reply 10 tue stale
ncni by Mr. Schultz In regard 10 the formation o Tie
committee. he would like 10 say that the enifr absence
bic feature Of It, 10 which his GttentOn had been par
culariy directed Uaughtorl u. X Phelps moved tDat
the whole subject the building OF the Club HOUSE De
10 err back the coInmi,tc with power To adopt
such plans and employ such architects as tley might
see m and that thcy be requested to furnsh such op
portuutIos convenient for members OF he Committee
10 sug gest rcaOns OF the plans This proposition
WaS unanimously accepted
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

FINCEE-On his way home from Caht 'r!a william N.
second OF & hlI.cs ana Anna y. J.. exc
m v, arN those NJ DIS tairf m
law B. g. Cla Ae esq rrsU'ct ly invite ID A tGe
services the raitelr' of l ~ lrt Np 30
East UOtl-st Wednesday, April 25 81 II bc''A d. ~
GRAHA1f-On Monday 2lst inst. El12bohwi Of Ac aie
Van Myck Graham. - ,
the resi- sicr her souIn-d1, No uther oidp cor
IASTINGs-On Monday April o. Mary yJuu da1 sh
ter Of Dan. n. and Anne a. Htsilugs.
Funeral services viii place on $50 West 25ihTt on
WEDNESDAY, April -}. 1873, RI O'Clock p. l.
Re trends of the tniy are nyiiSl 20 attend
KNAPP-At BrooNlyn. sunday Worninc, Apr %. E7a NJ,
wife Francis Nla D.. 30 .l" san }ctl o. hrg age.
Funeral O'Clock Il, az fOl GaicsaVe on
TUESDAY. The 22d INST, 40 3 eOtE b. n.
to De taken 20 DaaDUly Conn., Weinc5iay morn.
tGs, April %
IYONsAt Elizabeth, " T.. SUNDAY morning. AyGl DO Nrs.
Joanna T.. Lyons ~ iho -OtA year oi Der are.
McCU ULLOUGH- On sunday, AVI - 1879. James hc' u'
FnneIa service, at as West Isthst On Wednesday, 25I
INST. NJ . p.m
ROOMF-At Pllinheld - T., On sa,ur'ay evening April
10 william J. Rp1me. u The - yel~ 90 bis R;3.
and friends uye . Att.ud tl' Gn"rt 5"f.
yCel us late residence, on "Wednesday Hdinsl 81 .5J
Garages will be IN waiting on arrival ofths train eayn:
New York from foot ~ LJCitYaL ~ loo D. u a. - T..
uu.steI that no flowers Poe sent.
WOODHULL-Ou saturday April -. Of pneumonia, Ma.
tIanIo y. WOodLUIl, iu the tlsi yea u Hl, sec. ,
Nest kJtus. Monday At aud h,, i4le resi-
Blooming Grove OTa"gc County, ~ ~ 4ucs-ay' at
Tna leaves 23ds At si5 and Chambers 81 AZ = NJ
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
YESIC AND THE DRAMA.
NR. LAvINE's CONCERT.

Nk. LAYlNES CONiIRI
II is TO be hoped for Mr. Lavinc's sake that
tbs concert was as success iuanc ally as Il was
arstcay .or Was vastly the best concert Of misce-
laucou- ur..c that La- been given this season
Mue. Ci Hl. bJ, who was 81 much better vOlcc than
she has generally been Of Ia;e Tho Bel R1syio
from "Se.i..ade with all the b-aIc Of execution
for which sle is famous and when she was encored
she saI- "a waltz. Later she sang the great
sceuq from Linda di ChamOunX," and after
Ab's " Embarrassment" She met with the waImcst
favor a ,r hands Of the audience in al her efforts
Mr. WilltlI ualei the Paganiui concerto r. which
he a4s been heard several times The great master WAS
at DIS bes, aUa magnificent piece Of work he has
nos done here. The splendid tone, the marvellous
facility and accuracy Of execution the noble breadth Of
Etyle,-aI were iuclmIarab'c. Mr. Franz kuinmcl
PLAYED the T. q concerto i1 and LISTS Hungarian
FANTASIA. Certainly d. would be hard 10 nam" Two
ptDes of their size which exact more o.
performer Than DO these two and In them he showed
most every quality of great pianist. HE to0ch 10
exquisite. h'- tecnuquc is amazing, ms phfa>lng 10
eXrcIclt. and Ae has Intelligence and gica. passion
lis pa}fu. " The beautiful E,N concerto was SUPERB,
and he tnat' greater impression with his merry
and brilliant performance Of the Fantasia. There Was
orobeatT. under Dr. IAmIOscG wGlch Furnished the
ac.ouDau!mrnfs, and spirited, II little rough,
performances ~ the =" EgnOnt" overture, OF couple
o: Tue Brahms Hungarian Dances, ana Of tho march
from IanuiIaISrr.'
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
1nrER1Y,s MA,T0DoN MINsTRELs.

This public was offered its first opportunity
fast even ug ~ learning what "Mastoton minsrl /
show wls and a sufficient portion Of 70 completely h
the Iyceum Theatre hastcuod 70 acquire that valuable
uf,rluatIpu. Tue programme va5 SIMPLY tremendous
There was every thing H. from the best established
Joke of tle venerable and bcnefcent Joseph Miller,
down through an tho vel-estsb-hed phases OF min
strsy 20 au uucsuay good DurlesqIe on the current
sc-ety play The eight end men appeared rs adVer-
tsd and al though some OF them borrowed with great
fred FROM tre copyrighted JOKES end methods or
M.s,rs E.rch and B1cKus. ~ tie san Fraucisco Mn
strr. tuey excited grea! Eary, and were sagscio.s
enough JSt,u entirely froun Yuig2rIty. decidedly
remarkable exhibition OF veutriiOqu.In was made by
b.. Harry K"uucd'; there va, val amount OF clog
d.rcug. eHcc,nt and spirited ~ 20 drive the over
Oe al galerlcs almost frantic, and there was some
rather striking t8h.oGus In short AGsodOn Minstrel
performance Mr. HaVerV interpcets IT, "a bClstef-
Ou abuud aud irtuprOvOkuS cItrrtaiu!a cut, Win
Ullcr Vu Earity stupidity to mar Its enjoyment
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
TIE HoM MR. BhlcKrrRY w1ILs OYER n.

What was it that brave Joe Blackburn sad IN O.
Iouse. 5irssrs. soft Slelsl D. yes W IeW'h'rr nov"
Eed mat party would srkc tue last Suge OF
from the stat1te hooks Down vif1 tne dr'
ou amen IN utsl Down with ctutrali-m and its hnis
rOWu acoptTol vita the pICt-rcs ~ iiHcO4L
he Gun ires who surrounded hun IN the pilIo 9H :
~6l-G'' Down VIII 'vtIY anu Dchi'tld'iV u q gilt
hese be the wAJohwOrds 1850 Oko!Ona (.ilssl s1
My hearJ is wasted VITA my woe,
OkOOuG;
a Democrat should eat his crow,
Okolupa;
You blathering ioo! You ought tC lUaoW
That II you Keep cayOrtnS 50,
OkOluna,
There never WIl. b. any show
For our parry.
You keep reporting what said,
OKOlOu1;
Don't do 81, Tor 10 raises Ned,
OAUIOna;
For this same cause we fought and JED
Bat YOU mpgudeut leathcr-AcaG,
OEOiona,
The North is getting cN-ci-'td,
Bent on mischief.
In this Corfcdcracy's chart.
OAolOua,
or which our sovereign states are part
Okol'na,:
'TwOn't do 20 hre The Southern hearti
i hate GuI3l.ciiy ana AT,
OAOloua,
But CanGO. knock our APPLICANT
All TO pieces
OF course. / said just what meant.
OhalODa;
But silence s more excellent,
OEgIpua;
We must sguIsc our fuli intent
III, We clcc. or President,
Okoioua;
O, them 'tis sale 10 bet cent
We announce f!
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
Gpecial Eollte5

Advertisements intended tor tho next iouo Of TIE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE snold DO handed IN Oeio'' ?. ' ''
Bangs 4 Co. Auciionccrs, $50 Broadway.
WEDNESDAY, April % AZ $50 .n-
Acolect!on Of LAW BOOKS, AMERICAN aad ENGLISH
comprising many valuable ana soma scarce REPORTS
TREATI5Es, DICEsT5. TRIALS, &C.
BANGS a Co. will remove APRIL 2s 70 the new b4idas
7so oni III BrOadvsy.
Bangs & Co.,. Auchoueer-. 65G Broadwa'
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY. AIrn II and ls. at $40
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. ENGLISH and AMERICAN
Comprising many yalniblc works in HISTORY. 81
oGRAPHY. TRAVELS SCIENCE, THEoL~
oGYj also several MAPS, PURSI
TURE. handsom, SECRETARY.
BOOKCASES. &c.
DIR Chandler's Ubnmoniio Bloc! AMI Liver D.s cgrcd7,
pepsia. oppressive tIoaA!hS cD-uVeA - e-is-' pc
ro,i 0Gice Notce 3resn m.s the ,e,s , el '1s
a., - . on II 'WE6xfS5GY AZ n for Faf5o-
by stesm.n.9 Gaiil ga 0uren,io"n on b HSDAf' at
aoeDsuon corre-Oondence Germany a1d France mast
Rs 92eSi,y 3 piyoSra srbo,r ana uaby,, 31 TiR
DAY az $50 m FOR EnrcUe. by ns.9 Geruanc,
Queenstown correspondence for 0crGany znd scot
Scotland direct Dy steamship AuclOra VIA GLASGOW aui
1 EgIOpe, steamship Main. va Southampton
anl Bremen. The mHl. "a, DenmtIs sweden a1d MOI ~
dispatched Hamburg aul Bremen steamer. luy
The for Asp!nv and south PsciBc fori- civr New
York Apr 2l The mails for Havana leave NowhOIk Apn
% nud 58 mails Tor U3y Jamaica ant AaracahO leave
26 The mails fO ths West Iness .ud Ncue
zuea Nsv-Iork Apul 20. Inc mails To- CHINA qnd
Japan FRANCISCO Nay A. lAe ui&s tSr AGstfAia
&c. leave Pia1c.scO @ag l?. ,.,,,.. -.
Post OnicN Sew-Yor., Apri! - 1879.
sure Gore ter Lung. Throat aud NaInriai Di.enses-
RYE AND ROCK.' ~ PREPARED ~ ~. SOLD
By LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR NY RYE
AND EOCK" AND TAKE 40 OTHER 81 PER LARGE
BOTTLE. y. VAN BELL s. CuAMBE8sSr. SEVEN
DOORS WEST OF BROADWAN
Standard Fire Insurance 90.
OFFICES
90 Lberty.t 100 lthsvs.
The friedrich,hsll ,,.,.- 49,.
IS the only reliable ana the oes' Of Al Btter Waters
Thos 4. Kirby Auctioneer.
on FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
AtKUEIZ'S ART GALLERY.
23D.ST.. EAST OF BROADWAY.
ANTIQUE PoRcELAINs.
RUGs AND SILKS.
TIE ENTIRE COLLECTION or
WILLIAM 4. MOORE.
FIFrH-AVE, NEWNohK
SALE At KURTZ's GALLERY
weinesday Thursday and FRIDAY, April 70, "a IS,
Ar A. NJ. EACH DAY.
Catalogue may be obta az the Giery application
tn tho aaeIioaeers. NO. 5Sl broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
THE SOUTHERN FIRE-EATER STILL AT IT.

1ankeCdOm i bcE1nnlng 10 uuuCIaIdHu tIidU
people still uBs BsJbducd-that we are SIN III
favor of state Rights ANT the rule, whe mon Ihat
why she threatens 10 fall hCcE On Grant, ana give
him th1d term of power. Well we have tbis 10 say {;
II Grant j. elected and attempts TO inaugWate lDe
reign daiBuatiOn ana dcviitry that characterized rs
previous administration, he Will ind himself check
mated after the first move The sOuth has recovered
the right Of hcmc-rJe, and she proposes TO keep
henccfOTth and forcycT-(iraut or no Grdn!-and tue
sooner the hrOcas of Purisna learn TINS le lesson
by heart better w be for their temporary WedafC
IN. south helpless and hopeless at the close OF our
magnificent struggle for liberty, auo the heaven
ordained ystcm OF human labor, 5ut The hour ot on
prOstratiun past. aud Grant with all ms hulS ihl
lions tcTurs for Let him try Ina old lOe q"
Dictator aga II. and BOW IL viii work. Hc Will nud
Ls mandate, "a pJwrrlcsS those OF King 'auute VINO
tried TO command the motions OF the mul'ltddlhOuS
yXsiV
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
TIL NEERO EXDDLS.
RELIEF roR THE SUFFERERS.

To the EdtOr Of The Trt6UHe
SIR: At a mass-mceting held April 10 at
Zion Church to consider the exodus TO the West.
resolution was adopted respect uly Ieqaestingyou TO
receive subscriptions your oce from suoa persons as
may be disposed con ribHtc. BE kind ga to
ully your plcas Tho matter. NeIy r'sDcrtfuly,
CHAs. s. MINNIE See. !. N. {. A.
No l22 Vest 2GN-st, Ner- r-I0yk April is. 1879.
UNLESS otherwise directed We shall forward any
contributions sent II, TO Nortnrup & sons. treas
urers OF the Wyandotte Committee. or-anIzed Tor
the relief Of the large number OF these emigrants
now in Kansas.-Edl
The following sums have been received for tho
color,d emgrants and nave been forwarded 10 the
above address: Cash, $40; VI, ~.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
PUBLIC OPINION.

The only party that can be said 10 be unani-
oousy favor OF tho nomination of Iilden the Re
pUblicau.-l -lPhiladolphia Press uiep)
If Indiana must have the Democratic candi-
date Tor Wee President, the Hon. William H. Engsh IL
the man I1lden and English sound well enough for any
DcmOcIa. TO vote 1Or-l&ew-Albany LedgerStindard
(Dcm)
The use of troops at the polls is uDdeniably
had bat, while t cannot DC shown that single citizen
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22

KILLING Two BIRDS WITH ONE STOYE.-Nlrs.
PousunDy de TomNyus Coto yoce 20 r"r husband: ::
80 dlyiur.y ?" "Siguor Jfukiui, IDy' the famous
new tenor" rGuur Jrnkln i5 ~ IIen -ef yourself
introduced 10 Sgmor JtukIul a. soon 20. he's his
song, and secure D. in ior Monday fOItu-ut.' But,
my love, gnor Jcnkiui charges 10 su,ne,s y "lcu
sIgror Jcuklu that rs 20 meet Duchess of Su,ton
and he won't charge ANYTHING a. all" " Bat my owe
tie Duchess StlltHn viii never come 10 he nhe5
of us :" Sbrl come last enough 10 hear SLnur Jrr
kml Do m tell Won" POualuDy dl as shr tod Aiin
and every thing happened she bad anticipated. Tho
duchess attended ana gOOd many muie smart people
hp-idps: and the sang Tor E1E-, bul 10 lHe IN
mortal ana glory Of the house IOuA}h hs tcNtr
Mrs. L. T.--lPuncJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
SENATOR CONKLING URGED FOR THE GOV
ERNOESHIp.
From, the AlbanV Express ,Rep)

From The albany Express Rep)
We must make no mistake about our nOml-
nation o Governor next Fd and. ia view OF The DIS
ngushed names which have already been presented IN
connection with that nomination II u not prooabe that
our people Will make any mistake. But, after all, we
ought 10 make The thing sure We ought not only TO
make the CAMPAIGN tins coming Fall an aggressive one,
but most brilliant OueOue that shall make Itself ie
throughout the entire Union And how can this
better be done tunn hy insisting that Roscoe
Conklng shall take the noniuaucui That would
mean not only an aggressive campaign, but assured
success we'll IL would mean that N"w-NOrk should
determine who tue next President Of TIE United states
shall bc. 10 would mean redemption from the personal
RUE of Hdeu and his agents. Al this ulne II Woud not
be asking too much OF Mr. CaDklng 10 urge hlm 10
accept the nomination tor Governor.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
MP BFRCNER,S CONCERT.

EN,c annual concert Of this popular artist,
which viii take pisoe tomorrow evening at Stcinway
Hal. will be very attractive performance. MISS
Henne ard Messrs y. b. Mills. Brandt. Schwartz.
MMzka, MOsonthai aud Wilson will take part In IL. The
Instrumental selections the sohumann tnO. op so,
the string quntot OF Mozart. sand q couple OF
solos whiGh tho beneficiary hmself will play. Aits
UeuHe viii sing GOunOd's oh that were May
ink" aud s0Ags by EubiBstoin and SchunaHn.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
resolutions were carried by a vote OF a to lG.
GOVERNOR ROBINSON'S POLICY.
TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT BILL 10 BE VETOED II
PASSED.
lnY TrIrGRArH IO N TRIRrNEl

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 the TBIBrSEl
ALBANY, April 21.-GOvernor Robinson has
Informed member The Legislature that he will veto
the bin making tho Fire Department OF New-York City
uorparrsan n 1t should be passed, At the same time
he announced his hostility 10 oil bills OF this character
on the assumed ground that they take party re-
sponsiby IN the government OF cities or villages IL
is boevci that The Governor feels acutcy the recent
comments OF the fross urou his course respecting the
accused officials OF Ncv-lOr and tnat he disal-
point those VINO confidently believe that he viii readily
consent tOa proposals 10 reyOutOnze the government
OF that CITY.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
MRS. sNYTRS READINGS.

The last Of the present series OF Hours
Nlth Brit Poots," given by Mrs. J. Kennedy smytu,
A. Association n8u. will take place next Thursday
afternoon. The subject Is Ternysou. Mrs. smyths
entertainments have met with great deal Of well
deserved favor. Her sphcsl and critical sketches
well prepared. interesting In matter, simple iu
stEl- AID delivery, and the extracts with which she
Illustrates theui are read with dramatic forco.