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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
CALENDAR, rIII DAY

st'PRFaP COURT cH sJBER,-L La Trcnce J.COnrt
1880 n. calendar called at IA mNos 49, 20. so, 49,
81 81 81. 100. Ito. ll6, llS 49, 1872 3J, 1885, l69
III, II. l7s. 1870 1875. 1877. 1911, 1875. 1870 POI.
A. CIEsDARNos. $40. 3I9. 322. 323. 1924 $3.50
3s6 3d. sO, 405 4y Az Alb Ala. AZ X 4l9 40. az
az A23 40 s26 427 Az 400 43U. 4S 452 s33 50
49, 43o. 4o9 44O AL Az Ai3 4i4 445 44o A47
44S 4sS.
~UPalIos CoURr-sPRcAL rEN-IsusseIl. J-Court opens
n No day calendar.
CoMsloS PLEAs-CHAMBEEs-J. 2 DAILY, J.-Motions will
be heard AZ iOa nj.
GESEgALsEtsIoss-pAsri -GderseeveJ-Th People agt.
Francis W. scott, robbery Syvest Day
sebastian Kunzg, assault and battery; Clemente
ParCs tredeiioo oysdo william Jacobs john grand
larceny Louis ~mmOns receiving stolen goods: Martin
Pops larceny IRON b. person Daniel LyoDs. burglary
PARr u-Cowing J-Tne People agt. JohR kienk ieloni
ons assault ana battery Thomas Fay Frederck Waling
Thomas say uotber Herbert Estes burglary vii
son Hester Wilson FrcIerlck Buck James McGann Fran
Smith. grand larceny Joseph Dayey, larceny from the
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Anrhon Gales o, Rra! Gsiaie.
I. NICHOLAS AVENNE AND ONE. LINN.

CT. NICHOLAS AVENUE AND ONE-HUN-
of New.Yok. John T. Vandenhedvel Robert
NJ vandenheuvel. plaintiffs, against VIII III G. Ward
otlsrs, defendants.
pursuance a Judgment OF foreclosure and
entered the entitled action 18th
OF November 1871 1, Francis C. Bowman. the referee
appointed b. or this Court datd 10Th day
$780, in the and stead Of n. Halo
MAKE under said judgment &C.. vii sell public
auction % tho Exchange Sssroom. No III Broadway in
ber 1873 J. o'cork f. Raymond, auctioneer
the land and described in sad Judgment follows
All those certain lots pies es and parcels OF land, situate.
lying aud in the Two fh Ward of the NY
bounded and described follows Bognning the
forneo the Intersection easegly line
NichOla and the souheTs side
hundred and forty fthret AID running thence
along said sOuhery side of said ono hundred
forty thstreet. hundred two inches
map IN the Office Of the Commits Ia I'm the CITY OF
New YORK ana thence running in "A s0uthery dIrectip
alorg the westerly ne or side Of said proposed avenue
one hundred hfy ttet: thence running westerly
straight ne "a ghf gle b last mentioned
hundred feet 10 tho sad ea-erly lne side OF
NichOls nj distant suthery hundred and eight
hr feet nine inches am qutrier OF Inch
less, from the sad southeast OF ~.
Nicholas ana Onehunret lnGf m
running thery ana along the said side
Avenue 81 Nicholas hundred feet nine
place beginning-Date YORK september III iss0
JAMES r. Cunning, ' ~
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Tribune Building. n. Y. City.
Spt2l Paw 3wks.Tu& I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
SUFFOLK COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

The Suffolk County Republican Convention
was held at TeDy's Hail. Rivcrhead. yesterday after
noon. Tnc Convention made the following noInna-
tions For member Of Assembly Everitt A. Carpenter
overseer Of the Poor, j. Madison Wells Of southod
Justice Of the Sessions James II. Foster OF Southamp
ton Coroner Dr. Hauntraft OF Riyerhead Coroner for
Fishers Island James A. Hedge Delegates to the Con
vre.sjonal Conyention-Everitt A. Carpenter. OF Sag
Harbor Morgan Morgans. OF southOd; Tnomas A.
bmith Of Rlvcrncad John i. Dole. OF Huntington ;
Nelson c. CaIInaD, jr OF Babylon; William Ncoll. OF
Tsp; HoInaa 4. Smith, Of SOUTHAMPTON; Robert L.
Petty OF Brookhaven j. Eugene Parker OF Shelter
Island; Thomas NJ Strong Of Easthampt0n Delegates
10 The judiciary Conventional. H. Benjamin, L. X.
Ackerlv, II. r. Hedges, Wimot NJ. Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
AN UNFOPTUNAIE INVESTMENT.

The case of Ewing c. Kennedy, druggist
at Grove ana sevcnt-sts.. jersey City, against John
Hdlliar James j. Reid aud Hugh ". VI Kay officers of
the bankrupt State Fire Insurance Company of that
cIiy WAS oprued yesterd the Hudson County Court
Mr. Kennedy Sues 50 900. which he paid for
forty Of capital stock, claiming that it
represented ihat tn company paying 10 per cent
interest. AID had surplus above all claims or over
$40 600 The concern suspended in less Than two
III ntns after his parchase and was found 10 he bank
Iupl. The defendants deny that they made false state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
JURISDICTION AGAINST AN EXECUTOR.

Judge McAdam IN March, 1878, overIuied
objection made to the connuancr of the action OF
Bell ait Hazard in the Marine Court, where the defend
ant had died. ihe Judge holding that in such the
Court had ur sdcuon 10 the action against The executor
a wnt prohibition restraining the Marine Court from
proceeding I'm thc matter when granted In Supreme
Cont Chambers was sustained at Special ana AZ Gen
era 4 rm. lhc Cour. OF Appeals has just rendered
decision rsyer-uc holdings 81 supreme Court
and sustaining judge McAdam. jacobs Brothers Tor tie
Mainc C.urt FL, Long FOR Tie plaintiffs &. e. Egan,
The executor, ioi himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
THE FIRE RECORD.
FREIGHT-HoUsE BURNED IN BOSTON.

Boston, Sept 22.-The northern freight
house 81 the Boston and Name Railroad, on Cause
oay-s was almost entirely destroyed ny fire last even
ing The the building and freight viii probably
reach $4,000 The loss on he Luiding estimated
AT $50 600 fully insured. The freight consisted Of
general merchandise including 800 bales of cotton.
several barrels OF whifkey, and large quantity OF
sugar. leather dfygOOds. etc. and was consigned pril-
ciply to PEI Salmon Fans N H.. Nowbury port.
Y,rmoush, and Kenncbunkpoft, Me- Twelve car loads
OF assorted rrght ready for transportation hur
rIcd out station when the fire broke out and were
cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
FREE TRADE UNPOPULAR.

GAINESVILLE, n. Y, Sept. pa rousing
Republican meeting was held here last night Gar
field ana Arthur Cub organized and 40 members
signed roll. The following officers were elected
James T. West. presidents; u. NJ. Peek. Z. y. Wempc
and nine others, yce-piesldents John III, Jones and
Jonu Il. Norris secretaries aud IA. Il. Uargfay treas
stirring address was delivered by Professor
James A. Warwick, OF NewYOrk. Here IN situated
one the pIint works ut lcssTs Garner &
Co.. Of kew-YOfk. aud Democratic tariff theories
looked upon vita fear and dstrust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
The SUFFOLK COUNTY COURTS.

In the Suffolk County Court of Sessions, at
Rivcrhead yesterday. Sanford Woodruff, coored, of
Port Jefferson, pleaded guilty to Indictment Cor
bi-ainy a. having married two wives in two weeks.
lie was sentenced the State Prison for three year,,
Bernard Gallagher pleaded gully attempting Kill
IOnn HINES Limp and sentenced 10 the Kings
COuaty PcnItcIilary Tor hye years. William Cuify
pleaded Cully t. anndIctment for burglary, and
stnicIc,d 10 STATE Prism Tor three years. The
Grad Jury indicted ilubelt Wilbur for the murder Of
Mlts MnIrs Il sag HarbOT, and john ggins ac-
cesSOry before tue lact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Sept. 22.-In the Court of Appeal

4tLbA9Nf, '7'T'' 1T III 01V NV1IIt Ut ltppCdIo
TO-DAY h following business WIS transacted:
No. 24&-Asabel 3. Avery, respondent, Buren,
Wheat ana Others appelabts passed No 249 r. HAS
Wa.d reap ndcn ayL b. Warren and hers appel.
lants; ~ Martin IOwn.end for appellants James
Lansing Tor respondent No 23l Lester j. Greenwood
sponden Igt Fred rick Schumaker. appellant ar.uei by
Ira d. appellant submitted for Respondent Nd
254-Atlanuc state Bank Cy ook iyn respond
en agi " iam slavery Others appellants: argued nv
A. Moprr Tor appellants and W. b Hornblower
spOnGent; the case IL sun on.
The following calendar for tomorrow Nos 253 800
256 ~. POI, 49,. 263, 2Gi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
FACTORY AND DWELLINGS BURNED.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 22.-The steamer Virgie
Lee from Evansville brought the first intelligence OF n
disastrous fire Tell City, indiana Saturday night
The Cablnctmakers Union furniture factory and some
niles OF lun ber together with number Of small dwell
nes occupied by woTkmen. were destroyed. The lunI-
Der valued ut $4,000. The total loss Is estimated
at
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Gin Heal GstaIe Ior sale.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPrOWN OFFICES. 80. LBS broadway, corner Thirty
frs st or B9. Nv ntyiuirisi. cor Eighth ave. y p
81 East ecOth Union square 700 IDird-
ave cor FOrty-seVtn MS Mt the HARLEM OFFICE, No.
OOI ana 1lSl Thitdave cor One.hundreda nd.twen j.
fourth 81; liar en- savings Bank Buling), TO at
regular Office rates.
MISERABLE properties near the Post once
4 for sale at nvestmen ut pnces rutland d WHITING
Beekmau-st
HANDSOME f0ur-st)ry, brown stone house
4 for sale Park-ave. 35tl-st. hart@ool nnlsn
mirrors gas fixtures cOrnices L f. AIN Is. 300 4tb
ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
AT WAPPINGER'S FALLS.

WAPPIsGER's FALLS, Sept. pa Garfield
and Arthur mounted club was organized here last
night Fifty names enrolled the list, and there
are more to follow The following officers were elected
Walter C. Phillips president; III Cay Able. vice-presl
dent; George G. Pryor. secretary Samuel X. Brown
treasurer j. A. Rcdhelf, captaln ana j. X BOge aud
" Underhil Leutenants 4hey Will have another meet
<v.o l.nf nl.aYO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
A STEAMSHIP ON FIRE.

Fire broke out yesterday in the hold of the
steamer Bermuda. OF the Quebec Steamship Company.
Ten bales OF hay partly consumed, with few bar
res tanning other merchandise. The steamer IL OF
iron and was damaged. The damage TO the cargo
will probably not exceed S1OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER s.
-YOrE CITY

Jenarson ave a. 1886 IT W Il Wihamsbridge Road.
25xIOj George Opdyke and another 10 Johh " ea,o
54t5'st n s. $50 IL It W Of Lexlngt on.aye 173xl005
Rosanna spsuding and husband to Emma ~ 600
stSve :. lot No 752 OF 10 inst; Peter Never ,oo
and wife TO Timothy Donovtn. o.; 'idi7;b .t 'V'o
252xlOy: Timothy Donovan and wife 10 PatncK o,o
sdaye. :. All # Of i2bts 25x9O Isaac FL oooo
kers md Wiz to J y, 5 - hexs x Isaac Tlksrs
Saa we VS. "a r. INNS ~ ii XVI ln5OO
ols n n S f to ni "a ,1 's tin 1880
7hay, e, cor S' y Sherwood $4,000
7Sih-' s. - u eT l' an Se e to Vaent I25
New.aye 10 Of Avenue II Nionolas) es, 03l u nm
llj4thst 51x225 also. VS.. Newaye ,4lo n
OF l45lhst s25xsu ana ai1i g =, HG Gsve
d w. ~ and II ni Ps 70 Xnne = apow, 1000
oSas iy ~ and wife to con;,ance il $1,000
MOTIF S SI 70 exec9 n"r 1880
l75tist n s. pat Of of 40 90 n ar Wa-iington;ave
. xlOS Joseph Smith aud wife to sam NINA oooo
llthSve n " c,rof a6h.t 25xi0o Joseph II Adams ooo
iZois son & an ToS %e 10 Aaron Schab ri 1000
49thst, s. l352glt OF 3d-lyc 2tii Ink x}p:nkr'
5Sth-st. :. 20 # Of MadlsOnaye. x5O4 AID also
sr1 aid 10 S e. H Aaessn = L'
5sth-st. >, l2t2fte OF Broadway, 2OxlOOo Robt , o
,G5iis 1een I r., iimeJ 100 # OF thave 25x2sOi,
xz5 axI2i.tl Patrick Madden and wife to o
lstlsi i"Sos $50 Il Of isave 25xlo12 Peter
Alderman nd wile to lgu,tas " Goner ";
Ebntr j., and wife to Marvel Coop r;;: $4,000
II be Forest and wife 10 Mow6ray 10000
sotisi ;, los sos iGs ana 400 o0x9so, William
sinclair. referee. to r. las Day OTTO
RECORDED LEASES.
Estate Of philip Keterer deceased The saratoga
stable company OLmiied Nos 694 and 69o Lex 20 .oo
Green 8. TO- RGppf cit store and cellar OF No 275
AyoB years, rent foo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER % 1880

Yorker already subscrb,i $1,000 toward 'ne
j. 81 81. ,ro,,
R.ns Is s,on In this city during ms say Nv
Will old stone mill for the purpose vi stuuJ"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

limnary meeting this evening in the Polytechnic lnst
tutr 90 Livng-on-st. The signers OF the cal TOT
the meeting have issued circular Invitation giving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

20 vonrg men, sketched the record OF me , th
can Marty from the IL came into power uh'' VIZ"
preseit day. . u. .,,.,. r,,,ova, a,d
Addresses were also made by Corne'lus Danovah anu
u,s,,,,,s ~ Tovuley hotn OF whom were fstened 10
,~,,h close attention and rcqa snt.y and loudly APP
.,lau.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
ELEVATOR BURNED IN KELLOGG. IOWA.

CHICAGO Sept pa special dispatch from
Davenport Iowa. to The Tribune that the King
Curtis elevator, valued $1,000. Kellogg. Iowa
WAS burned Sunday night Ten thousand bushels OF
wheat aud 900 bushels OF also destroyed.
Insurance, S4 OcO the building. and $1,000 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
tionses Gno Rooms Uanteo.

NNANTED.-A four-slOry unfinished house
W 10 three ytaa 2iXlO' about twenty ms with all
modern improvements between ~ and Sol SIS and
0ih ayes. Address HOLMES Tribune Uptown Cilce 23S
broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
SIXTY DWELLING HOUSES DESTROYED.

MILWAUKEE, Sept 22.-A special dispatch
to The Sentinel from Greenbay that dsastT fire
there Yesterday afternoon DESTROYED sixty dwelling
houses thirty barns and the Presbyterian Church The
loss is estimated at $15OoOO $4,000 The insurance
IL light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

The large barn of Mr.. William Anderson.
ex Health Officer Of the Port at Clifton Staten Island.
was set on yesterday and destroyed. The building
WAS not InstRed A dozen barns have been burned by
incendIarles In Edgewater Village the past three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
TIP FACTORY RURNED.

RICHFORD, VT. Sept. 22.-Y. c. Hutchins'
tub factory nj MONTGOMERY was burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000; no insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
RALLY IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn Young NJ ms Republican Club,
Seth Low president, com osed ol Oh the
ergetic Republicans OF Kings County, viii hold a pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

SETTING THEM RIGHT.-Sweli, with lady Ito
hanson caDm.n-" Drive me to Buzzard's, the sw. ei-
sun shop" Cabman-" Buzzards, the sweetstuf 50 on
Buzzard's, the coniectioners, you mean Ere jurnp
ini"-iJudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
Droohlpn properln Tor Sale ano % Esi

TOR SALE.-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
4 formerly owned by CHA hLES CHRISTMAS ana row
by Mrs j F-PHILLIPS, in BROOKLYN, with STABLE
ami CONSERVATORY The property Is 81 It, In. on
FIRST PLACE 1875 IT, SECOND PLACE and 206 II. 1912
IN on HENKY.ST the ferries aud several lines
of street cars garden cnoce dwarf aud
other fruit trees valuable plants ETC. etc. and Is sur
rounded by a substantial iron fence. Ihquire Of
NH SMITH, IA Broad-st New York.
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Gl!D iJronerIn 60 Eel.

OFFICES TO LET, some desirable, at low
" prices in the buildings :. aud Beekmans ST. . 10
1873 Nassaust ami PACK Row opposite Z. u rutland
d WILLING. . beekuiJn-,t
ITO RENT.-Furnishcd house Ohio stone,
three story. high stOop 27th ST., be- ween ON ana
Gh ayes able immeuate possessl0n Aodless
". s., p o. Box 955.
.SCTH-ST.. NEAR AVE.-HandsOme
eIOunshed house private parties Apply TO A. DALEY
"a West 35lh-st
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK Wednesday. Sept %. 1880.
The following sales were held at the Exchange

The following sales were held at the Exchange
selesIo DOM to-day
IN Richard " Udrnen
lots =. West lsgh-st, 1915 10 o OF 81 Nichoasave'
each 25xl 80 and plot OF land. on rev avenue
cor Of l40fh.st, commanding 200 IL o ~ "a eno
Nicholas save, 7911xlOl Skelly. So'o"o
lot n s. waveriyst p59ths;l $50 = n OF Wsshihs' Ao
ton ave Morrisanla ok 100 fitzgeraid ''O
lot n q WHvery- 81 15gth-st), adj obing aDoVe' .oo
25xlOO: stephen Garland ...-...-..--.-.-..--.- '-o
IN van 7dsseU & Re1rneU 81
three. story brick stone dw cling with iot, NO 2ls
East sg ia 81; Is $50 II oil 1dave o' i'AiO 1850
By Horace WiHans & Co.
2story frame house. with lease OF lof B. Wess
AID st. fetween 18th ana Sthave, lot z2xveS
Oease expires MAY 1885, ground rent 500 per .no
annuml Richard Carman. .......-.-....-.-.-'' "'''
By T. T. Raymond. o
To- p JaeGsonave' 9'9 OIL oins' i'fai 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

A BASEMENT PARLOR also several nice
"a yiurDished upper 4 able quiet family
at SO West 18Th ~; references required appointments
nrstclass,
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z VI I
i Hamburg American Packet COmpanys Limo fy
PLYMOUTH. CHERBDURG, and HAABukJ
WELL Nd sept % v Is fHAII .--.. Oct
FRISIA s. GElLk .T..........Dct II
IA IS VI passage TO Plymouth London CherSoHg Ham.
burg and points In the soutn OF Eng aDd Fast Cao
sIOD second Cabin $50. SeeIage, 30 nOuud I'M al
reduced rates Sie-rage from HamDarx o. layre. as.
KUSBARDT & Co, G. b. RI HAGD & CO.
General AGENTS General Passenger Agents.
10 81 p,oadst Y No oil BfUaiwav. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

)SaD-ST., West, 4l7.--Largc, handsome
1C rooms Tor sl@ge geanem.n rooning tog-iher Win
board per week private bath. fire ceyaioi sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

DI " EST 27-Sr.-North side, second house
- west OF arJadwy elegant pa;or, see Dnd
floor In siz. and REQ "a IN. am
pie closet connecting good rooms On top nur Ir.
reasonable '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
Ocean cleaners.

A MEXICAN LINE.
n FOR QU RE NSrOWN AN ID LIVERPOOL.
Oplv Trausaa an Tic Line undfr tbs AMERICAN PLAu
Sailing Wednesday from and Liverpool
EXTRA sailiDes alternate SATURDAYS.
INDIANA Wednesday. sept %, IL q
NEDERLAND SATURDAY. sept % ID a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

4 FAMILY owning their own mouse would
rent furnished rooms without boad. 10 gentlemen only
4 MlsiA LII
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&IH-S T.-Be;wern 9Th and 0fh-aves
I'' Furnished floor with private table, or without ga,
handsomely furnished oheos Tor physician GeailsI A
DALEY, "a Vest 3JthsL ~
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

NORTH GERMAN LLO1D
STEAMSHIP Ii sc BETWEEN NhH.YORR.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BRkdES 1900.
MOSbl......-..--at pL - 'aS -.
DONAU.. ......Sat. go. -, Il, Il,
RATES OF AsSAGE from NEW-YORK 10 sou ThAAP
ION HAVRE OR b EMEN .,o
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABIN .----.s'.
STEE.AGE, $50 .,,
Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepah s'eeiss S'suI
seeTagc tickets all points the south Of england. sjL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24
The Indian Question nm New Mexico.

The following extracts from private letter
written TO friend In this city by a well known
Washingtonian now In Santa Fe, have been sent
TO us for publication:
SANTA FE, June I2, 1850.
"The manner In which our Indian troubles
have been treated and appear to be regarded by
the general government is outrageous They
were, In The first instance, brought on by the mis-
management OF affairs at Washington. and.
since their beginning, no effective measures
have been taken TO bring them TO an end. Gen.
Hatch. In command OF the troops I'm New MeXi-
co, has the reputation OF being brave and Ell
Gent officer, but IL we should Judge him by the
results OIL his campaign. we would believe him
worthless; and he is much abused and yillified
by the people and newspapers OF the territory
do not think it Is his fault, however that he is
unable 10 bring the war TO an end, but that OF
his superiors. who have not given him su1ici-
ent force. Nearly. If not quite. two hundred
settlers have been Killed. Immigration has baen
checked, and every kind OF business is suffer-
Ing. If the Navatos go upon the war-path life
In New Mexico Will be very precariolS. They
are the most intelligent. and, with possibly the
exception or the COmancheS. the most cour-
ageouS Indians OF the southwest. II Will take
al least two years TO reduce them, il the wholA
amy is put in the field. The governor has been
refl'"" d permission 10 call out the militia. The
government S0lT help us. and refuses TO allow
us to help ourselves. i Imagine. ii we had a
vote in Congress, we wo,. ID be better treated, as
Colorado Was last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24
kilograms to The Star.
CINCINNATI.
THE CONVENTION,
HAN COCK!
NOMINATED ON THE lST
BALLOT TODAY.


CINCINNATI, o., June %, 10 o'clock.-The sky
is overcast and the temperature is hot and sui
try. The doorkeepers are taking up all plat
form and reporters tickets This Indicates the
conviction or the national committee that the
convention will nominate a candidate and finish
business during to-day'S session. Few dele
gates are yet seated. and they are coming I'm
yely, slowly. The galleries are only partly
filled.
President Stevenson arrived AT 1925 A. m, but
the delegates seats are only half filled
The organ and military band occupy the
aueience with many admirably rendered mu-
steal selections
The chair called the convention TO order a
1885 a. 10.
Opening Prayer.
prayer was offered again by Rev. DIR. TAYLOR
OF the Methodist Episcopal church south. He
prayed for that unanimity and harmony In the
convention so needful TO accomplish the pa
trfoiic end which IL had in view: that indiItd
ual me mbers might lay aside their personal pre-
affections for the highest welfare or the whole
nauoh; mat the choice OF the convention might
result In the election of a man OF enduring cha
ractcr, biameless in life unSullied in reputation
and OF exalted patriotism, aud that the persons
e!ected might be brought TO occupy their places.
Tiiden's Remuneration.
Mr.. PeckEam, Of New York rose TO make a
statement on behalf OF the New York delega-
tion. He said that that delegation
had heard with great emotion TCrles OF
platform" and he took the desk.) The delega-
ton heard with great emotion the votes given
yesterday for the hOnored statesmen OF New
\ rE, :. j. Tilden. [Great applausel
The chair rebnked the Interference with the
proceedings by outsiders and promised tt would
all hazards.
Mr.. Peckham resumed: The delegation had
received letter from Mr. Tilden. I'm which he
renounced hlmSelf as candidate Tor nomina-
and action, we accept his letter as a renuncia-
tlQl Oh al claim and all candidacy
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THE INTEREST in the Cincinnati convention
was somewhat increased to-day.
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INTERNAL REVENUE APPoINTMENTs-G r.
Mitchell has been appointed storekeeper and
gauger for the I'd district of Tennessee and E.
{. smith gauger for the 5th district OF ILL.,
nOiS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-24

THE PRESIDENT has telegraphed to the White
House that he Will return to the City next
Friday.
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MAJOR NICHOLSON, u. s. M. c., has been
ordered to make the annual inspection OF the
marine barracks at the different posts in the
east.
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GENERAL SHERMAN, accompanied by Colonel
Bacon. will leave next Saturday or Sunday for
st. Paul.
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THE STANDIsH, one of the practice vessels With
cadet engineers On board left the Washington
navy yard this morning for Norfolk. She has
been here couple OF days.
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NcrOnd BallOl.
HANCOCK NOMINATED

There was a general stampede OF states on
this ballot, and Hancock was nominated.
The Corrected Ballot.
Totals-Hancock, I05; Hendricks. 30 Tlden,
l; Bayard, Q.