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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-Messrs. @. A.
schaeffer & Co., real estate agents, made
the following sales yesterday: A brick
house and lot belonging to Mrs. Johanna
Kode to Mr.. Tufts, for $825; frame house
and lot in Warner, Washington county,
Ohio, the property OF Mr.. Kendleberger,
Of this city, for $3.50; the property Of Mr..
Young, in Centre Wheeling, to G. w.
Renicke, ESQ, for 81, 200.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11
IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE or LEASE,

Situated In Preston County, West yiutsia, near
KingWOod Tunnel, on the Baltimore 4 Ohio RE.
The Ore has been fully tested in the Furnace at
IrUutOvn, West Va. lt.vOrkS easily in the FurnaoO
and makes q very desirable quality Of Iron. The
eoklns qualities Of the Coal have also esen fully test
al, and are entirely Satisfactory. Iron can 30 made
at profit on these lands when prices are 80 low that
Furnaces at distance hon nav materials must stop
For further information apply 10
WIN. 8. RAYNER,
81 Lexington ST.. baltimore, Nd.
orto c. JEssoP. Austen, Preston Co, WA
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Country CouRr-Judgs Boyd.

SVUHFf SoVkr-Sud9e b0yd'
This Court met at a. N. yesterday and
transacted the following business:
) Pendleton and Caldwell vs Seabrook &
McAdams. In assumpsit. Jury: John
Bayha, John Isett, Bernard Brady, Louis
Meder, Thos. Flanagan, John Fulton,
Martin Clancy, H. ]. Felber, Frank Moran,
Fl. @. Peterman, ]. ]. Roberts and J. X.
Bottstord. L. S. Jordan and W. ]. W.
Cowden for plaintiffs, and ]. Fl. Good for
defendants,
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rheumatism sixteen Years.

! suIered so severely that was often
robbed Of my nights rest; change OF
weather would have the most painful ei.
feet on me, for then could NOT move my
hands or feet. Half bottle OF st. Jacobs
Oil cured me. THOMAS Orr,
st. Boniiace, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

o. V. C.-Meet!ng Tonight.
Vienna and French Goods To-day,
& Co..
Choice Maple syrup-R. ]. smyth.
Cheap Houses-C. A. Schafer & Co.
Tea Trays-Nesbitt & Bro.
Eagle Pencils-E. L. Nicoll.
Golden DEVASTATION & Davenport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11
CHEAP HOME FOR SALE.

The lot Is soxi2o, surrounded With good subssan;
attic, In good condition within and Without $500;
will secure clear deed for same; $500 cash. balanes
iu ak aud twelve months; the very place many 10,
dustrious working people looking altar, located
10 the nslghboshood Of the Central Glass Works.
Inquire Of ALEXANDER BONE, General Business
Agent 1918 Market street, Crangles Block. mh6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

SILVER WEDDISo.-The silver wedding
OF Mr.. Daniel NJ. Maxwell was celebrated
at Notes Hall, Monday evening, and
judging from the splendid entertainment
given bis friends, many will regret that
his golden wedding Is 80 far away. A
table in the hall contain the various
costly offerings of his friends, we no.
ticed:
From Geo. R. Tingle, solid silver tea
and table spoons.
Q. P. Brown, set solid silver knives and
forks.
Mrs. Peter Cooper, silver, cake basket.
Mr.. w. @. Handlan, silver fruit stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Sheldon, silver cake
stand.
Lucy NJ. Barr, silver sugar bowl.
F. s. Hoge, silver pickle castor.
kin rings.
Mrs. G. W. Weisgerber, silver castor.
DR.. Hullihen, carving SET
Rev. McLane, napkin rings.
A. Campbell, VIM. Graham, George
Serge, James Maxwell, Thomas Davis and
Thomas Healy. fine silver watch.
Mrs. ]. W. Wait, silver teaspoons.
Kate Wait, silver knife.
MIR. and Mrs. John Wright, silver table
spoons.
George Wolf, five silver dollars.
Mrs. Jones, two silver dollars.
Samuel Hartman, one silver dollar
s. NJ. Hartmann, butter dish.
N. D, Marshman. silver tea spoons.
Mrs. and Mr.. Geo. Miller, table cut
lery.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Maxwell, silver tea
spoons.
Mrs. Anna E. Caldwell, silver tea
spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freese, silver tea spoons.
Mrs. Mcconnell, silver thimble.
Mrs. Geney Ziegnsielter, butter knife.
Edward Freeze, butter knife.
Mrs. =. v. Maxwell, butter knife.
Dennis 0'Keeite, silver thimble.
Mrs. and Mr.. NJ. A. Davis, silver thimble.
Mr.. Maxwell's young, as well as his old
friends, were there, and II we are right in
our observations they never enjoyed
themselves better. Mr.. Viewig's orches.
ira, OF course, was there, rs no Eighth
ward entertainment would be complete
without Viewig. During the evening q
bountiful repast was spread, and when
we left all was as happy as could be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

PIANOS TO RRSr-For SO, $12, SIS and
SIS per quarter, at sheib's, Washington
Hall. Two good second hand Pianos for
sale OF q bargain.
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nor RENT OR sALE-A vALUABLl

EoR RENT OR sALE-A VALUABLE
Twentieth streets, II the best material, modern
Ityle Of Gtructure hpished complete vithin and With
oI-three stories high containing two elegant nore
rooms on Inc arst door 2lx75 feet well arranged for
an goSs drug or other business stand, having
sneiyins and counte 81 the newest style, beautifully
grained and finished, with large plate glass NindoN,
Over these store rooms are II dEellisg rooms Men
house The advantage Of this property being located
In the midst ola producing and con Stunning populh,
lion, and consequently large roai trade on one o.
the princpal thoroux hiares and on tho line Of tho
tiltsns Railroad Either oil the above viii DO rented
on mo crate terms Apply 70 ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business and Real kstate Agent, 1873 MAI
ket street, Crapgle's Block. mhS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

NEw dry goods, new carpets and new
wall paper, cheap for cash, at John
Roemers, Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

RENovAI.-simon Baer & Son will &C.
cupy, about the Goth OF March, the well
Known iron front building formerly occu-
pied BY @. 0glebay & Sons,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

THERMOMETERS RHcoRp.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
- 1917. 1880.
7an.lansr; n7sMI7AsSs.l2ia.sr;;M7I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

BILE stone. furnished by worldliness, dust
ed with the activities Of life, they have
pursued me through the various vicissi.
tudes Of studious professional, literary,
and political life. They became the nu.
cleus Of studies In college; the were coats
Of mail in the struggles against selfshness
and skepticism; In fine, they pre6gured
and preordained my choice Of spiritual
belief, as against the delusive sophistries
OF new PHILOSOPHERS and mere material
science. They have enabled me, in follow.
ing and studying the physical advance
ment Of the past quarter Of century, to
perceive In al the atoms, forms, and forces
Of nature and the phenomena OF mind the
truth and benignity Of the great scheme Of
human redemption, which ID. founded on
the veracity Of Christ and becomes, with
lapsing years, more beautiful with the
white radiance Of an ennobling spiritu-
atty.
In this intellectual stability-upon the
rock OF TRUTHS there not some compen-
sation for the shortcomings Of our daily
conduct? Is this denied by the purist?
Will he abide no DETECTION from the fixed
right line Of known duty2 All! it much
to know the line; even II one cannot al.
ways walk to It lineally and uprightly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

A SMALL CHEAP HOUSE FOR
n SALE-Located In "Fiiher's Row." Fifteenth
siroet. contaIulng slx rooms and summer htchen.
Less than 81 800 will buy It. Apply 70 ALE4AN.
DER BONE, 1878 Market street, Cranglss BLOCK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

GLASS SHADES Of every size and style at
reduced rates, at Hutchins' Art Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

A CERTAIN young woman named Hannah,
Slipped down on piece Of banana;
She Shrieked and oh, my'di
AM more stars she 6pied
Than belong 10 tho stAf-spanged banner
A gentleman sprans to assist her,
And picked upher mud and her wrlSter;
"Did you fall, ma,amf" no eried;,
"Do you think, !" she replied,
~ at down for the fun Of It, Mister"
JOHN T. GRuBa, formerly connected
with the press OF this city, drew revolver
upon @. S. Howell, Of this paper, yester-
day afternoon, on Market street, near
Twelfth, and a rough and tumble fight
ensued for the possession Of the weapon.
After the tussle had continued some time,
Mr.. 7. N. Darrah interfered and assisted
in taking the pistol out Of Grubb's hand,
and Constable Pate ST. Myers and City
Sergeant Sweeney appearing, the former
arrested Grub and took him before JUS
tice Miller, who sent him to Jail In default
OF bail on two charges, one being charge
Of assault with intent to kill and the other
carrying concealed weapons, Later In
evening Grub was released, Mr.. Eben-
ezer Z. Zane going his security in the
sum OF $500 on the first charge and $500
on the second, for his appearance on FRI
day morning next The trouble grew out
Of previous newspaper publications and
remarks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11
EoR SALE CHEAP
EOR SALE

DOR SALE 3.
1000 acre, Of Timbcrcd Land, within one mile
Of Middle Island Greek, Tyler county, W. Va, 10
'''''' ave. O''N ' W. v. HoaE d BRO,
Real Estate Agents,
nos 1900 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

pARLoR SUITS
ALL STYLES, GRADES AND PRICES.
LARGEST STOCK
To select from and best bargains in the market.
FRIEND q SON, 1868 Maln Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11
DOR SALE.

The three-,tory Brick Dwelling and store-houss
combined, formerly occupied BY Baehman Durst,
situats on the west Ide Of Market street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. This building rens.
Cd for the coming year to a hrst-elas tenant.
IaiS Il. e. BHRIvER, 12il Main 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

Two two-story brick dwellings containing fve rooms
and wash house each, situated Market street. North
Wheeling Also, two frame houses on Market alley,
TOOmA.
one two-story frame house on Alley 10, containing
Xix rooms and summer Kitchen 80 feet frUnt 90 feet
deep. Also one half lot IS feet 'front.' 100 feet deep
situated In Alley ? between Market street and tho
Pike.
mh,o Apply " No. 100 RT6 RI .trest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11
FOR SALE.

HoR SALE CHEAP-A FIRsT-CLAss,
10 neat sized, eight year old Family Mare that can
uot Ia $780, and au open buggy. VIII sell together Or
angle. Address Box 1853, 81. Clainrille mas
dor sALE-A TWO STORY BRICK
I House, belonging 10 the Holnger estate, located
On Eof street. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
For teTIns see ], II, Good, i220 Chlpllne street.
mhse NANCY RICHARDSON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11
GoR SALE

A PLEASANT SOUTH SIDE HOUSE
AF0R SALE.
The iwo-story brick dwelling, No. 2Sos Market
street. noar TWenty-thrd street, In this city, con-
taInIng seven rooms, bath ROOM largo pantry, two
halls and splendid cellar, with yard In front and
rear, extending back 10 the alley. Ths house II In
good condition, and must DO sold Immediately. In.
qulfo at HAmllton'a Gfoeery, corner Twenty.soeond
and Market streets. Terms reasonable. febo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-11

w. .. HANDLANI
Chairman Com. on Fire Department.
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I "" '''
A oue-story brick house, containing four rooms,
good cellar, No. 1856 Eighteenth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
EXTRACTS FROM BUSINESS LETTERS.

Mr. g. F. Detroit, writes; 4" II has given me great
so,sfocton to think that THE TRIBUNE would not yield
70 print Sunday edition; but have taken " from the
Arst number, and the Weekly, semtWeeky ana
Daily for over thirty years and now md HE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE the browning glory of the best paper printed
In New-YOrk." -
Mr. Chae r. Hadley, N. Y, inc!oses check for S12
for s tho good old TRIBUNE" and adds; ALLOW me
% commend the stand you have taken aglnst the third
tO m candidate, and tho sound and telling
oSin from your pen. have read The
FEMME very carefully slnce Mr.. Greeley's death,
and nave found nothing tnae me g0oo
Old man would dlsspprOve were no at It's head aSaD
Reen on IN The old aud wedetned patti In whlcn tne
amented Horace left You aud You VIII merit AUG receive
Greater prosperity and reverence than you nay yes
od1cetyed or even dreamed OF. My preference Tor q
raSdentIal candidate Is decidedly for MI. Blalne o
nd certanly lead General Grant ten votes at the pols
On thia town aud should hold good the
STATE defeat would assuredy overtake US"
Mr.. L. Mex writes from Alexandria, Va really
vIsb Won could be convinced that Virginia was going TO
vote for Grant II nominated at Chicago OF this there
ia vary little doubt although would prefer the cand
bote TO be Blaine sherman, neither OF Whom iear
could carry Virginia.
RI willlamsport. Ind: "For Prssiaent' john
sberman because he did more than any other ono man
10 bring our currency up TO par. Second choice, any
0ood Republican except General Grant II the Repuo-
oan Convention should nominate him 1t would sec aside
an safe precedent and take step toward personal gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE srooK.
REASONS ASSIGNED FOR ITS SUDDEN FALL-LoUIs-
WILLIE HOLDERS CONFIDENT.
fly TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNAL

REASONS ASSIGNED FOR ITS SUDDEN FAIL--LoUIs-
WILLIE HOLDERS CONFIDENT.
fly TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNAL
TO TIE EDITOR of Fhe Tribune.
SIR am requested to ask in behalf OF the
Louisville people that you do them the Justice Of pub
lishing the following statement Of facts;
The cause Of remarkable tumble IN the stock or
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad ia Thoroughly un-
derstood here and Ia known to be the result OF move.
ment long medtated by the bears against this stock
Nothing can be more ridiculous than ascrbing the fall
to the suit Instituted against the company by certain
parties who had contract with the Nashville and Chat
tanOoRa road The total amount Of damages claimed Is
225 O0O ana part of this held against the Nashville
and Chattanooga Company. The Louisville and Nash
Vile management evinced every desire TO adjust the
claim upon fair and equitable basis, aud it 10 thought
that the parties bringing suit VIII ind It impossible to
establish O claim for any damages at all. In any
event the matter, unless eqritaby settled,
cannot be determined in the courts within
many years. The damages purely consequential
ard arc trinR II all that 10 claimed Is awarded
This suit has been used merely pretext 20 break
down the stock The holders OF the stock who 1--we here
and are acquainted with the earnings and business OF the
road stiff and confident The rum0H that tho CITY can
sell its stock is baseess the Legislature before al
iOurnDg refused TO give the needed authority for the
can be Sold and TREY Of Shelby County, which VIII
doubtless moi be offered until prices improve
E. r. MADDEN, Editor Evening Post
Louisville, KH., April 10, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
BASEBALL NOTES.

The n ew Cincinnati team opened the season
m Cincinnati Wednesday when 1t defeated the strong
National Club OF Washington, after ten innings By
score OF to 5. The ChcagOs have been playing with
the professional club Of Dubuque. In tho rst game,
wednesday they were successful by OF q 10 o.
and In the second game on Thursday the stood
TO In their favor. Latham has been released by the
Nationals OF Washington, and Powell, OF last years
HoyoKe Club has been engaged TO play In bis position
n, first base Crane has been appointed captain OF tho
League BuIlo team Chicago furnishes uniforms to all
,he League clubs, and also tue League bail. All the
nayers of the Albany Club In that ety, with the
eeptou of Keee aud Say Chapman tie manager Of the
nine. left Brooklyn Albany on Thursday The club
viii sta RI on tour through the NewEngland States TO-
morrow playing vita the Boston Harvard Yale Prov
tence and Worcester Cabs before the League season
opened
Keefo. Crcamer. Bennett, Sullivan end Wood
sall. well-knoSn Northern pri.essi9nals. defeated
me coIorcd mems champion pine OF Hew-ofieans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19

OPPOSING RITUALISM.
A PHILADELPHIA PASTOR ADMoNrsHED-A TEST
CASE ARISING.

PHILADELPHIA PASTOR ADMoNIsHED-A TEST
CASE ARISING.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE Rev. o. 8.
Prescott Rector OF st. Clements Church. received an
official communication from Bishop Stevens to-day, in
forming him that the Standing Committee had investl
gated the charges and specifications which the bishop
had brought before it regarding certain ceremonies
and practices in use in St. Clements Church, and
had found these charges sustained. The bishop
cordingly admonishes Mr.. Prescott TO nbstain
hereafter from all genuhexions prOstratiOns, or
bowings to or before the Lords table by the
clergy ond cboristers, the OF candles and
Iigs In the ehancel beyond what arc needed for the
purpose OF giving light the wearing OF various kinds Of
yestments and ornaments by the clergy other than the
usual recognized vesm'nts which have been worn by
the clergy Of this diocese from the beginning the ceva
ton Of the bread and wine durng after the
ton, 90 as TO expose them 10 the Wow OF the
people as objects toward which alteration is 10
be made. He also fOrbids the employment OF acOyes
or servers in the celebration OF the holy communion
the celebration Of tho holy communion at times and
under circumstances when the members OF the cOngre
cation neither invited expected 10 parake aud
prayers senenceS hymns and rites In the celebration OF
the holy communion which arc not authorized by The
book OF common prayer, and also the omission Of what
is prescribed.
The proceedings are held under Canon o. General
Convention of 1874.
The rector aud vestry Of st. Clements Church viii dis
regard the Bishops admOnlton, for the purpose OF
bringing the matter before the civil court. The
provides that II RdmOnitiUn II dsregarded the OenCcr
shall be tried by ec9lesastical court. The case
ces great deal OF interest as 10 Is the first under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
THE CORNER IN OPIUM.

10 fht EUIT0T OF IW6 = TT WE'
SIR: Many sensational articles have been
published about opium Tie difference In opinion
among dealers as to the future value Of this drug Will DO
found IN grent measure affected by tho quantity they
hold One person takes gloomy view OF the MARKET
and nrgles that stocks are mderestimaiod cOpSump'
ton exaggerated. crop prospects improving aud de-
,naad magnHed when at tho same time TINS person Is
buying when favorable purchases offer.
On tho other hand these guments ara used IN favor
OF nm advance In rrcos; Prospect Of short CROP IN
creased consumption and the bulk OF the STOCK con-
troled by one Of the ablest merchants OF New-fork
,v,b abundant means both TO hold the present pur-
md to control tho crop, whatever II may De-
When The dfu ygsts throughout Tho country awake 20
tho nosIon of the market and send In their ORDERS ire
sneculaTors VIII reply quoting from Hosea alu REFER
rne 10 Smyrna adYces rs parallel " For they nave
&c, The wind and they shalt reap the wbirlwndj
Gpfb no stalk the bud shall yield no meal II 30 DO ~
Yield The strangers shall swallow 1t up" -
Netr. York, April 10, 1880. MERCHANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
DELAWARE FRAUD AN OLD STORY.

10 the EdftOr OF The Trt0HHe.
SIR; From the surprise expressed by your
self aud others appears that the statements mnde by
your Wilmington. Delaware. correspondent are new
facts TO the public. II also appears from his statements
that he supposes the Democrats learning new ways
IN that little State. Now, the fact IS that the Govern
ent OF Delaware has for years been aDemocrotc fraud
IA great 70 proportion In any State iu the South As
onr ago as 1865 10 my persona! knowledge frauds OF
similar character On those named were porpeirated
Every young Democrat on reaching his majority found
m name on tho Assessors list and could pay his tax and
vote; but It was with the greatest difficulty that Re-
pubcan immgrnnt or native reaching the voting age
n known TO be Of that party could got his name on the
taxist until after the election knew case where
the made the necessary record tn his books and
aferward assured tho applicant he had been assessed
and when 20 be doublY inquiry was made OF tho
Levy Court they said It would DO oil right and yet
when he offered 70 pay hs tax In O-der TO VOTE MS name
yas not IN the list and they would not put II ou What
astOnlshmeut and indignation When no CVectOE
called Oh INN for MS taxes within two months AFTER the
This is only a sample, as informed by native Re-
pubucans that the regular practice OF the party III
form OF government, the which mat term IL
used in the United States Constitution LILO pIOfal0ns
OF certain constitutional amendment tht IOtbls ols
account Of color are "A DEAD IeJlef ht
lpast In thp application 10 voting ana PUBIC SCHOOLS III
soch r white aud black " the same class i've on lntl-
mate terms working tUgetber ana IN some INSTANCES
the blacks even being the superior IN posI.o, No,us
Is thought Of thls until election day. Wncn great GDfc-
ttOu mnde gro suffrage. IL Nhlle man kls u
negro u Is mistake, but II negro Kills white man IL
is crime OF the gruYCst character nOu may WHO t
name Of that State among tue numGor III WHICH Fauu
defeats the Will Of the peOple.o D. j. IL
Indiana, Penn, April Ia. 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
synopsis TOr The past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, April 10, L a. m.-An area
OF unusually low pressure has gradually developed in
the Northwest and is now central in Iowa. Tue pres
sure has generally fallen, with warm southery Winds 10
the Gulf States Lake Region and Northwest, with rain
in tho latter region The barometer has risen with clear
weather. throughout the Atlantic States where
nOTthery winds have generally shifted TO warmer
southerly.
IndtedhOns
For the Middle Atlantic States and New-EngaDd,
rising followed by falling barometer, warmer sOnt aud
east Winds partly cloudy weather, possibly followed by
light rain.
CduHOnaTB Signals.
C,ou,ionarv signals continue from Cane Lockout TO
Cane May and are ordered from Atlantic City TO Sandy
Hook.
rnrn1r,r1, nr,,, ,An.n,,,u n,1ONs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
GRANT AVID THE SOUTH.
E6ftor or Ths Trtoune

TO N e EdIFOT OF T H0 70 NJ"
SIR: The Chicago Times OF last Saturday
contained an article entitled Visions Of Votes" which
,tatea that Grant will have majority OF thlrtytwo
votes on the first ballot I'm the Chicago Convention The
fallacy Of this vision is papable, that blind man
may see It. First Grant Is credited with the votes OF
the entire delegations OF NewYOrk and Pennsylvania
which allowing is, 10 say the least doubtful Second
Te "a credited with thirty votes from this State 80 far
tro,, tbis being true he will not get ton votes
have bed extended opportunities q tak1,1g eI-
fI III The VOTERS are Blaine, rBt last and oil the
lime ono hundred and dKty OF Ghe votes credited 10