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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
ILLINOIS HOSTILE TO A THIRD TERM.
LA.o.u Chlcnnn Irfhnna RenA

The statement attributed to General Logan,
that the secOus Of the state where the sentiment iOr
Grant is welngh unanimous yet 10 be heard ir0m
ia not sustained by the facts The counties where Con
ventions nave held about equally divided Oe
tween the DOr hern and southern sections OF the State
and Grants strength s greatest IN the southern or
Democratic counties, with the single exception OF tle
region about the ex- Presidents home, comprising two
counties This circumstance accounts for he act tha
of the delegates already chosen the majority IN Demo
publican counties auiGrant. 1t is now plain that
General LuGan's reported assumption that there Is
not shadow Of doubt that Illinois will send to the Con
venliOn solid delegation for ex-Presidtnt Grant Is
unwarranted hing that has yet TRANSFERRED The
ex-Presdents friends making q desperate contest
for him in Illinois, aud, far, evidently against ODDS
II Ia not true that General Grant s unpopular In bis
State but 1t is true that there rs IN Illinois de-
termined hostility 10 third term OF the Presidency
for any man. and profound apprehension Of ueteat IN
the event OF Grants nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Wednesday, May 5, 1880.
The trial OF the directors Of the West Of England and
South Wales for conspiracy to dcfaut has fcsulted
their acquittal.
The lron-wOrkcrs at COusett continue STRIKE Work
has been resumed at Stockton and Darlington.
Outram Company, cotton manuf cturcrs OF Preston,
have suspended Their liabilities for differences on CON
trocs for cotton to arrive in Liverpool are estimated at
from ego, 900 to 225,000.
Upward OF 1000 ronworker5 are on STRIFE in tie
North Of England against q 9 per cent reduction Of
wages awarded by arbitratOrs.
All of Mr. Lorlard's horses have been scratched for
oil their engagements IN the Chester meeting.
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DON'T YOU BELIEVE 1T.

tYom ne OF LOUIS ItPuOt'Cut NDe""'
Comparatively few Democrats outside OF
NewYOrk understand the nature Of Kely's pTetcndGd
grievance against Tden, but IL he shall persist III his
hostility Il will be the duty OF all Democrats 10 look
iutO t-and this inspection win be fatal to tae Kelly
factions claim to shadow Of respect or sympathy from
the party for 1t will that II the old quarTe be-
tween Tilden and Tammany-the very fight in which
Tlldeu gained the distinction that made him Governor
of New York, and marked him as the most thorough
going and resolue re:Ormer OF the day. Probably II
wouid better Mr.. Tilden IL the matter should go
on to this stage. 1t would make hun stronger IN New
YORK and stronger everywhere tlSc II would he Wen
for John Kelly to weigh these considerations carefully
before he commits himself to course which would END
in utter discontinue himself ana annlhatlOn 10 tue
faction be represents.
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HENRY HOLT &c CO..

"CaVendish,o Card ESSAYS Plays Decisions aud card
Table K. With portrait l6Mo. 81.
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ure Hour SeIies
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COry's Guide TO Modern Eagii.h History, Part l.
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THE GREAT REPUBLICAN BLUNDER.
from The Albany Epenin0 Journal (Rep.)

It would BIZ difficult to give the reason but
It Is nevertheless true that large percentage Of me
German electors OF the country are rppOseG u VIC
or wrong should be taken into account ~ determining
the availability any candidate. II Will constitute 10
mean factor 10 tho canvass IL would therefore, be the
eupremest folly to treat It WITH indifference or contempt
III on review Of whole ground shall appear 10 inc
satisfaction Of competent to Judge That Gehero
Grant will gain for other reasons then lie Will
lose because Of this " third term prejudice, than no
harm will come from his nomination. But II this cannot
be made TO appear his nomination will De blunder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
ADANGEROUs EXPERIMENT.

There is possible appeal from the Chicago
the Presidential election. 1t is to the people OF
O.io, the only State that Will hold an nc &c
viii 60 against the third-ter patty bv an m
0iSe fhs Republicans chance in NJvember We shall
Insist upon the only way of preventing an ISSUE
IN case of Grants nomiuGton, between the thidterm
marty and The Democratic party Republican malontics
In ONO recently have resulted from the mot strenuous
work and have been very small. Put upon them the
burden OF the third term, and Ohio is certain as Ken
lucky TO 20 Democratic This Is not only the truth but
it is q ray of righteousness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
IRISH POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.

LONDON, Wednesday, May D, 1850.
Michael Davitt will sail for America Oh Sun
day next to assist Mr. Dillon III the oGanzation Of land
leagues throughout that country Major Purcell OGor
man will be Porncllte candidate for Parliament for
Iouth in the place OF A. NJ sullivan resigned, and Pat
rick Egau treasurer of the Land Loague, will probably
be the candidate Mayo in place o. Mr. Pnrnel, who
declined thar constituency 10 accept that OF CORK n
NJ Sullivan has been accrpted ~ the Home Rule can
didate for Meath, but he ~ opposed by MI Drake, who
ia receiving some pOpul ir support.
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GEORGE T.. PUTNAM,S SONS.
l32 Jth.ayo.

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CANADA MISUNDERSTANDING.

OTTAWA, May 5.-In the House Of Com
mons yesterday the bin regulating the frctest Of petIo-
eum was read the second and third times and pnsscd
after n debate the Of which several members
oontepded that there was no ground for discrimination
in favor OF Canadian oil As passed. the bill makes the
nretrst on Canadian oil 1852 AMI American oil 1907.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
THE RACE FOR THE CHESTER CUP.


The race for the Chester Trades Cup came
OF at the Chester meeting to-day, and was won by Mr.
Leopold dc Rothsohilds three-yearold chestnut fly
Fashion. The second place secured by Lord DTog-
bedas six-ycaro!d bay horse PhlammOn and the third
by Lord ebcrys slxyoarold bay horse Rhidorroch
Ten horses ran In the last betting to was laid
against PhilammOn.
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CHARLES sCRlBNER,s SONS.

The Theatres of Paris. By J. srander Matthews Hug
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Georse andrs translated by Mrs George Surge vol,
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PUBLIC OPINION.

William Moller, the man who says MT. III
So "a in robnst health and rides Ike centaur IS e
gar mauufacturer which is why some people think he
rs giving them " taffy."-t Boston Post (DemJ
To go back to Grant would he for the party
IN asseTt that t made a mistake when II nominated
HAYES that ali it's reform esoutlOns were false pre-
fenees and that 1t wants return OF the old times when
"bumners the front and iOb1ery hourished'-
lRos1on Herald (Ind)
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uscd TO flatter ourselves that nothing

We used to Halter ourselves that nothing
could exceed the purity Of our drinking water. PROBES
Hoen report on the water at Newark ought to dis
pei this Illusion. In his report published In The Neo YORK.
Herald OF March H. 1880, he says: The ciy wei IS, OF
when there are many are often sources OF poison to an
Rrs in country, aud ii is surprising AMI painful TO
prOpc In many places drink water so full OF i'm
puritIcs us to be Opaque, and Of en- quite muddy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
A GREAT DEFICIT IN INDIA.
ToNbOS W,dnpgday MAY 2.

The Standard in an editorial article admits
the truth Of the rumOrs for timo current that
Carng discrepancy exists between the financial results
actually realized in India and those promised In the
budget statement published In February. The difference
is varouslv estimated mt from $4,000 900 to S30OO00O
originating the that the financial member Of The
ViccrOys council grossly undercs MATED the expenses
OF the Afghan w0r.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,,nonsis for the pqst 81 hours.

GUVEhNNIENI INDIVa IIVN0
Synopsis for the past 81 ho"rs.
WARRINGTON, May 6, 1 a. m.-The barometer
has fallen over the Middle States and NewEngland and
the Lake Region. and is low IN the St. Lawrence Valley
while second depression Is Central IN the extreme
Northwest Stationary or higher pressure prevails In
the Ohio Valley South Atlantic and Gulf States and es
peciay the Pacific Coast. Clear weather pTeyal;s
very generally the GUT and Atlantic States Threat
ening weather, with warmer sOutherly Winds prevails
IN the Northwest and the Lower St. Lawrence valley.
Indications.
For the Middle States and New-England, falling bar
ometer, souherly winds warmer, cloudy and threaten
tng weather. followed by cooler northwest WINDS rising
barometer and clearing weather.
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Z. p. DUTTON & Co.,

The Life and Work of st. Paul. BY tls Rev F. w. Far.
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half cali, ST..
History of the City OF New-YOrl By Mary L. Booth
edition. revised aud brought down 10 date Syo cotn
has 100 illustr tlOns.
Little Folks In Feathers and Fur. BY olive Thorns
Miner. Now edition. Alto. cloth, 81 20.
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sCRiBNER & WEXFORD.

Facts about Port and Madeira. With notices OF tbs
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SEALS IN ABUNDANCE.

QUEBEC, May 5.--The schooner Gorilla,
which arrived up from Esqumaux Point yesterday, r."
ports that in company with another schooner she loaded
443O young seals and arrived back at Equimdux Point
on the 10Th OF April.
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MARRIED..

ESTES ARDING-Att the residence Of the brides par
ens May T. 1880. the Rev. w. II. Russell assisted by
Rev j. D. Peck, d. D.. and the Rev W. I. Hill, the Rev.
W. r. Estes OF Babylon New.YOrk East Conference, to
Nellie r. Harding, Of Brooklyn. No cards.
PORTER-POND-In this city, 4th inst at As East 34thst
the Of Mrs Charles F. Pond, the brides mGthe
by tho Rev. Dr. William Adams Frank BFnley Porter Of
Newport, II. L. to Clara FlOyer Pond.
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and Ills for Yale. Disputes having arisen
Mr. snefisd Of Yale and Mr.. Goodwin, OF Colum0ia,
were rppo,nted 10 confer with their colleges IN oTueI
come TO settlement The Columbia BOYS prop9seud o
rOwfor the next Fall TIE matter wiz oe "e0'u'O
tomorrow evening" when the Fair VIII close'
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The Metropolitau Market Company,
owner Of the
MANHATTAN Market


MANHATTAN MARKET,
FOOT WEST 34TH-ST.
This market will be opened for business about Juno
1890 hotel proptietors Will
give this enterprise their aid and assistance Among others
be mentioned
L. DELMONlCO,
Hitchcock, Darling & Co.. Fifth avenue Hotel
Hawke & WithertOn Windsor Hotel
Wm H. Webb Hotel Bristol.
Uriah Welch ST. Nicholas Hotel
J. ii. Bresin Gilsey House.
J.. II. Janvrin & Co.. Albemarle Hotel.
G. b. Waite, Brev0olt House
Stanshed & Wnsey. Victoria Hotel
H II. BrOckway, AshlsnI House.
George l.. Leland. S ;urtevaDt House.
Il. L. Mcrihed Continental Hotel.
John A. Rice, RO kaway Beach.
Charles A. Merritt, Ant House.
{. II. King. Aberdeen Hotel
A. j. Dam & sons, Union square Hotel
Mr. Rogers, Coleman House.
Mr.. Chislom, Union Club
W. E. Allis. The Hanover.
HMM l. Wilson, sherwood House.
T. The0. Walton. st. James Hotel
X. Il. Capp, Rossm0re Hotel
i. w. Parker, Parker's Restaurant
The Pennsylvania railroad w have ferry running nom
jersey CITY 10 tho marKet by June l, 49,
dealers already commenced
Application In the market
undersigned aud win receive consideration
Address JOHN {. GWYER
Secretary of Executive Committee,
Manhattan Market.
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ROBERTS BROS.

Sister Dora. biography. BY Margaret LOnsoale With
portrait. l6mO. CLOTH 81 Is.
Miss Peabody's "Reminiscences OF DIR. Charming.
Cloth, 81.
Mrs. Bcauchamp Brown New volume in the No Name
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a HOME PAPER WITH A LONG MEMORY
TWO OPINIONS.
From The Utica Herald.

@. Can he carry any
Southern State7 A. l be-
lieve lie can, and INV adj
vices oil this point are the
greatest marvel OF the can
vass. After the South was
made solid and the Repub-
licans there abandoned and
trampied upon II, II seemed
impossible for any Repub-
llean To receive q majority
or have 1t counted in any
Southern State; but men
not likely to be deceived In
at least four Southern
States now describe Il con-
ditiOn OF things there
which gives Inc great conf
dence that General Grant
will receive q majority
vote, and d vote backed BY
q determination which will
make IL hard 10 choke or
Vitiate the count In several
Southern St3tes.-lFrOm
MIR. COnkllnR's, converse.
ton" sec Herald, May 3,
1880.
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uAKPER 81 BROS..

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Sonth of the Pc

South of the Potomac
there will be no con tested
Presidential election next
year. Some man may con-
test the Office OF Sheriff.
though this has been for
hidden by murder. The
Congressional District may
see q bOltiuR Democratic
strike against the regular
nominee, but no Prcsiden-
tial election worthy the
name will be allowed lii the
Southern Republican States.
Whoever may be the Dem
ocratlc nominee, every cleo
tOral vote South will be
registered for hlm.-(FrOIn
Mr. COnkling's Speech at
the Saratoga Convention,
1870.
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A. c. ARMSTRONG; q son.

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Congress- Xnter.

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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

bsroms N h city y tenth, Of
preceding midnight Thsirezuir white line th sscans
those broken OF eoeo h represents
ss ysstisns t.mpers0 Ra5atSd By the hernSme HuG
nptts fkannA1y, AIS broAdHsy.
IRregsE- OFFICE Nay Q. a. TD.-The movement in
the barometer is agaiS~dQwnward. Clear and hazy
weather generally prevailed yesterday with slight
shower Just after noon. The therm0GSpF raugeu Ue'
+ Eso and ITO tn average t62iae) beins 10 lower
than the corresponding day last year. "nu % o"er
than Tuesday. -, ...,. III,
slight chances of occasional showers, may Dc expected
to-day IN this city and vicinity.
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lyIsON, BLAKE,IAN: TAyL.R 4: Co.

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Forest and Sircnm.

OUT TU.DA1. IVN I1fI4No1
sketches: "Grand Falls. New Brunswlck = !" Fish and
low II Looks to Stranger Natural History Arcyo
versus Audubon variety OF INT resting notes OF original
observation sea and River Fishing: travelling Tor salmon
Tr,ut )" Fish Culture Brook trout in pondsI" Kennel:
Enriah Fashions in Dog Flesh :" Tho Ringing anu Ding
ing of tho Bell !" Point Judging IN shows Huxley on
Dogs Editorials: WHO Goes WITH You spring
Fever written by George Washington about IRISH
Vol hounds: Notes ana Queries; Game Dag and Gun
numerous notes. several pages OF live Ride Yachting
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FORDS, HOWARD & HILBERT.
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Comp and Cabin: sketches 81 Lifo ard Travel IN tho
West. L. ". raymond Clo!h 81.
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