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vtock closed sO1a bid. and offered. The prin-
cipal active stocks for the day were Delaware,
Laokawanna and Western, which shows loss OF
3: New-Jersey Central. With decline OF Big; Del
aware and Hudson, with decline of 2ls per cent;
Erie. Lake Shore, Ontario and Western, western
Union, and St. Paul common. The market closed
irregaiarly weak.
Government bonds were dull and prices hardly as
firm. The business at the Board amounted to
$40. 600. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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BANKING AND fINANCIAL.
PACIFIC HALLWAY IMPROVEMENT co.
CIRCULAR NO3

Ew-YORK june ~, 1880.
The third instalment OF 10 pgr cent upon sub
scrntions for the extension OF the Texas and Pacific
Raiway will be due and payable ~! june -. at the
p1oce NewYork. Clerks should be ~ Urder of f..
q. RENNER, Assistant Treasurer.
Payments will be indorSed upon Inc ceriihcate.
and First Mort2age BOnds gppertainng to the first
instalinent Sf ten per cent win be rsndy for DO
livery on that date. .r-.-
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ETHIOPIAN MARK ETs.

LIVERPOOL June ll-Pork-Pu Primo Mess Eastern. steady
s, 90 Western steady Ct 3D. BaoonaCumbeTlanq &C Cat,
duu at bod; Short RIB dull at 80; Long Clear,
Gail az B4l Short Clear dull Vt B5 Cd Hams-Long
Cu armer at 87f shoulderS dali az 24 Beet-India AeSs,
CII. Lard Primo Western. dull at 3d. TaloT-prtme
City steady 3D. Tupentiue Spirits steady ~ $50
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NEWYUKR DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1880

Cows and Heere 50 6pas3 50 Grass Texans 81 60ds3 50
receipts, 300 head shipments $500 head.
fair demand Good to Choice $685. reoepts
200 head BhipmenLa 2, 300 head.
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mAvANA- -MARKETs.

HAVANA. June ll.-Spanish gold. 221AD@2S. Exohange
rising the tinted states, 90 days gold Stao gTsnlami
40 short Aaht, 5atIB premium London lOdlo9 pre-
r; on PnIls - AZ pre- mium sugar Irr ana stronSl
IOnfrifnpal iIis nOLarZlllOn. StrQO reAIS
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N .E =. Amher NIchlsln. liil;
roriox MARK .rs-rY rrLfGrApu

t,.lttt,r Jun, u So. i % rofon Urt and Steady
5,rn, lnr,nliu- 80, i,Hi,- ,1u"it
imIt. p,ia, Low MD ,r claus Junr dri,c, Gltd
Hau'. 'ud "uh 'r". p, ' ,O; 'A' nU Aug ~ ~ ~ ="
-t.ri'. -lr- co. the v't i.'' ''I'- Ahir' al 3r."'
ht'- eD"'u.tr i'' .;'H 49, sPH 81. 1'"'" ~" o
i.u-. ..uur'P''i a." IA's' 90 g. ',''N -"' U' c'
,i',.' in. 'U" ni'" ,"i S'"s '"' "' -' li ',r'
lt,o}ao' II %' T. " ill., '"'- ." lT I day n n T.
tI'g ,n. 'r n"' J1 ,H ' ~ '.. D., u" i,,v H'
, .,. -,iicmb, .,ni U,tru. urNr,. go G". ',i D.
IN, ji. r,t,n s.'y: Hroaas ,.;, ly'-i ,,, ic:
-.s b. n,, .t". 90~. L.',. NrLl - o"' .;
n'il@.'i JIM &. .',ii", pr.t; N,arpg. i17,al?c,
i,,'.- 20 oir. c,,o- 10 ID cg'.! n. ~ i,,. G,.
, ,s s, Wi nrt i,,..nt, i6S lal,s. gio.S
,ott ,i ,rl,. co'~l al-r a. h' tr. i,cdi ba.'s'
?,I' % =. Gi!'. ,,, III II, = 5T '.i. Ma
r,, 49,, ua.,- r...it- .otIca Llu,n '1 s'i".; NJ 'cS
l,.-, ,.sinr,- r,tn.t 20. .nI'. . g. b - .
81, '"' ., ' w ''' & 1i 1,,a I5
i..l c- "NDorts g. the 'oti.rLt -" ""cs; eoaSl"l'"
i"'.'A 'i Nt,. - g i"1. ,,,. >,,,, I. Ir. Low
N't,'s' ~, '' sG. ii , = ~ ~ Ians; s.orL 80
~ ~ 80 % t ,..,i,,,s -, ;,,. ,.>ms tt;.t l.ii.
tam .u ia. 60 stNls '' b.'S sa'S. l91' ',', .
i.',.p- L. il.r, ,ni,ri , ,n. 80 T. o. ;r'ir- 80
u. L.
-,lu lu,. i:'' b Dies halrT l'-1 pAleS'
-i,cs $50 ~ 7Iu nIit; i~.H H'lH hrH Nth IttslllS
; 30 bnrr tir.rHt,. 6n' hH'rs r1Ir, N"uo h'ies 49,,
MoBIit, JAM .--thit"u uht; MiuHE u Ir; Low NM
dnui, lc.. Un.uItS Jr uti i"ccip@ - hhlrSi
rus tNtOrE al't, hutH; safes %"' oacN'
g. b.ltt. Ntcnk net ptriS, N-l uueH EIuhs'
btI,-. continent, LOU Dhcs cph7 WISE
8 .i.' ID. l.tUu bales.
%I1y.'lu rAN-. Junr L. 0tpn qurt and hhi Mlldlhg
Nu,uE. lC Good ordinary, 40 ~, Itt rec, nm.
IL bats. export" {" Great bflI1lh "Uo
pitH; btrn; tUtk 80, buH weekly Hti TO
,,i, 7 uairs. EIU- " bate: cNhrH tu liIthi BIl
tain 100 bates: tu irL"c 4iid bales ~ lit COluhth''
ga DAlth; coast I0"~ bales; sAles lO-' Dhes
%oRfoK Juu, IL Uuh stcy Mldillnf, II +C lt re-.
bats. COdiWlHe. Is hHts; tAos 80
bi- ptock lGJl bales weekly net receipts 59o DAies
bale, Exports tr't Nltiu 5000 bales cudot"lst - 40
htirH. ka.'~ itNl hdl'r. 80, -,
N!Jdliur tiUOd Ordinary. lO'ic. net Il c'pts -
l,f,.. hulcs: Sales :UO bates AphiEin' zlS
,.- .f,,h LIZA bn.eA. WU,Hy net pcDtS lu'b Dlcs
10 tir ut Britain, 90 Oa!cs hos
81 i lai,-: SPINNER. l,ut' btlcn ..u
-4ItNNAi. June ll.-tuiton uUit; NMdllng. lie; Low
Nldut. Ordinary, 9tt.; MT trrlIlS ~ haItS
MIL. s. 100 birs: atuch. 9"'b lh.' "tthD net re-
,f- a. hnlrs exports the Cortut ut 500 bales; coast
VIM. . .,,j htlo- halr~. !. - bn.rS .,.,,,,..-
81 Iuil-. J,ur l-t rjju tru aui unchangrN MhIHhg
II l,tr. Low Muhr lu tioUd Orinury, "rr rtcvli@,
. hH.r. -lupmrn,. :u%I hllrS; -, ~ hiIr'; Sn;
. 10 hllo,: weekly receipts iu2 DAlrsi shipments, U'3
bales riica. O,UVJ bales
COTTON RECEIPTS
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pR1STINe CLOTH MARKET.

apur 8sryRR Mass June 1I.--Wfth hight demand and
taS pieces 81 equaree az &c Inc fTatnB Colh
nIrket closes quiet at the above quotation
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Business Chances.

FIXTURES. TOOLS, MATERIALS, &c, OF
II the hes htt ID ewery upon terms
sale il D. nptory Apply ee 10 y. II
HUNTINGTON, ST. Albans VI
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Ofean Gtrumfrs.

4 DyERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Ar THE Ur
TOWN OFFICES No 1,S3S Broadway, cor Ihlrtytrstsf,
No 3OS West Twenty.third.st, corner EAghtnsyeS
NO 81 East FOuIieenthst corner 49, rmr&
Fort yseveDh-st-; at the HARLEM OFFICE, Ne
2,1SI Thirdave Onehundred and tventJ fourth st
oaIctr2ies.
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COUTHEEN MINNESOTA RAILWAY CO.,


CLkNRrANp, ono Man II, 1870. }
J'IlIS COMPANY, having been requested 10y
hulcc!s. lI!E amount ~ Ia clnsOliat 4 b0Dt5 20
he ned therein and ~ per
, ir at bonds ~ ruu thtiTmntury IN ihh YEAR l9I4t
anl his beng Wiling 10 comply WIN lV Ielu's' VI
tie hpIdl Oirr-: ,,,.-., , ,.o..u
tl"lr OOllS 1T tie uitcd states
fus o. In the tiy NcW.Ytrk, when ana Whee an IN
Will placed Duhun 80 litSIDe can
ing ir Aii fund CLAUSE. aud ii? lord- >" in.Ostd VIII
ttci h, rNcudG 'rupt0n piihr 10 trir actual
tntuv III In, I94, hut tI bonds tslndlIg not
sod :hs CuinIv Will COi tnuc 10 de-
,,1,, tie INK ne ftpd prn .t. IN, md such
T. nd, "a t,iu euli i,ci rtdc Itun by the bnkng fund
"'' " j. H. INEREUX President.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

WHITE STAR LINE.
FuR 0uEESsTowE XSb fiyEnPOoL -,
NOTICE-Ihe steamers af this Line taxa me Lans 4e9S
recommended by Lieut. Many. u - u. ON DON " ss
and homewsrd voyages
BALTIC. cspt UAs Parsei. ihufsdsv June 10
CELTIC, Capt Gleadel satutusS suY SStSXG
IRON HE es9i walFE sTxa Docx SS6T *ssf
Ihsss sisansrs uniform 70 sss ssd 1ssSa:sSs SC
ro0ms sr placed amdships the nose apd nQ4q ~
least Self sordng degree of eonnrs nosFto
- Atks@S1TEs-saloop. $50 ana saoa eaasasA - nseu
Tess steamers carry neasr easslA shssp nsr -
campanys 0ances Ne. BIZ Broadway, NevYork - nA ~
Walnuts Philadelphia psSsSv4S4S A&voAS
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financial.

A LII who are interested in railroad business
"A and mileage statistics shoud got THE TRIBUNE AL
MANIAC for ls8O now ready, price rs cents by mail
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

FL
inU. s. four aud laif per cent
boDds and Great Western NE NJ ~ ease n
fepe certificates 05 second mortgage, 30 Ne" eisV
Central consols l0a re 81 ls do sec.Hd cOhso4S' o.
IInOls 1O5Iz New y Cenl raj l-3'1.
IOkDON ia uI-AtIauUC and Great western nrht
certificates GGI4 do. SECOND nOftgRo
9O Erie 81 "a Illinois Central lO5 PoDnsyvHla Central
70 New 0rk Central l5O Ihe bal ion gone lno
KnLk EngauG balance today is &lJ,Ub u. Pans
adyices Qnote three cent renes 81 ahcs 10 cenns
NJ pHEIr June 1-Exchaueo London 25 francs 33
fiInes chnckH.
lime 1.-THE specie the Bank Of France has DO
creased 26 SoA 900 francs during the Week
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A MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QTER NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
only Transatlantic Line und the AMI.kIcAS FLAG
sal ing every Wednesday Phla1' lpia and Liverpool
Extra saIincs alternate Saturdays.
LORD Give, saturday. June IL, II a m
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BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
get The Tribune Almanac $780, it gives the figures
niie states Revenue and Expenditure since 1879. Puce
zee " mail.
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,rpEpIAI GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LiNE BETWEEN NEN:fORk-
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN; -, "a
NEC;KAR .....S June IL ODFR. sat yun as
vi Epf.B... June 10 NM -. ~ .ne ~
RAILS OF PASSAGE from NEW.YORK 70 SOUTHLAND
IuN, HAvRE OR u .EAEN; AN
FJIsT CABIN SECONDeSA
STEEHAGE. S3l
Return tickets at reduced Istes Prepaid seeizse cern'
Gates SIS. i, -, u...., -, ,..u,.., Al,
OEI.RIcu5 q Co, BuN I'm Green
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
N BETWEEN HEW-YORK AND HAVRE-
Company No. AZ North River foot OF Morton IS
eliers line Engiisn
dlscOmiOrts OF the Channel IN smau
boat.
FRANCE, Tr 'ele Wednesday June TO- 1880 m
CANADA, ETaDRru......-....A W edIesdAy Jhne
LABRADOR, Hediesday June 80, icon
Cbecks nfIw Credit LyOnnas PAr Ia Amounts tosuI
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent. No EOwIlng 0fron
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RAILWAY Ne US.

TRUCE AT THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST
PASSENGER EARNINGS BETWEEN CHICAGO AID
SOUTHWESTERN POINTS TO BE POoLED-TlCKKTS
TO THE WEST SOLD AT REDUCED RATES IN
SEw-YORK
Au agreement to pool the passenger business
between Chicago and Southwestern points was mao b,
the Southwestern Rate Association yesterday. The
Wabash Company is admitted to an oqua. share OF the
traffic which is to be divided between the CncaGo
Alton the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy the Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific and the Wabash companies
The agreement Is 10 continue force six months when
the further division OF the business is to submitted
10 arbitration II goes into effect immeda ely and APP
plies to IL tickets sold by the different companies during
the recent Iii understood that tho Wabash Com
pany had refused to submit tue freight business to arb
tration until the questions in regard to passenger tra
dc had been settled BY the present adjustment the
EXPENSE Of the warfare in passenger rates will he
bone equally by the four companies Former rates are
10 be restored at Ia regard TO the freight bust
ness II was agreed 20 leave thu division OF the traffic to
arbitration, II provided by the agreement that
tue decision should be made known before November
H. Whenever the Wabash Company shall have reached
It's full terminal facilities Chicago 1t VIII be entitled
70 demand a new division of the freight business Into
this compromise the completion Of the wabash line TO
Chicago IL Is understood, did enter. The decision Of
the arbIters the freight traffic is to be effective from
October l.
tie Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Companies for
ioIut ownership aud operating If Wabash extension
1 through Iowa signed yesterday The wabash
Company agrees TO abandon for five years ne extend
lug OF is lines into Nebraska. ard for this conces
sOn the CHICAGO, Burlington and quincy Com
many Viii onc-nalf the cost and OpCr
ating expenses Of the Iowa extension.
Passenger rates from NewYork to the West have not
been unaffected by The railroad IN the Southwest
The schedule rate To Chicago Ii so, and to
81. Louis S2i %; ana yet III almost every otce
tickets could he procured yesterday at reduction
varying from one 10 i've dollars At the scSlpers'
offices much lower could be- obtained irst-class
ticket t. Chicago could he bought for fl5, ana t. ST.
Louis for 500 At the Office of the Now York Central the
regular rate first demanded. but after tile
the said he YOU'D furnish tickets at the
reduced rate.
Sr LOUIS Oct. ~ The Chicago and Alton Company
s further reduced all previously reported rates one
dollar ard added several interior ONO points 10 the ls
bur later IN consequence OF Il telegram from Newl Crk
All agents Of the Wabash Road wereOrdered ths evening
O rates.
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BOUND TO DEFEAT Mr.. GRACE.

Another meeting Of business men of both
PARTIES was held Holman House last evening" for
the purpose Of taking TO defeat the election Of
the Democratic candidate Tor Mayor. The committee
that was appoiD confer with tho Republican Com
nttee Of Conference reported That the name OF William
DoNd had been chosen By the Republican Committee,
and recommended hat committee be appointed TO as
certain II Mr. D0Wd was proper man 10 be supported
ong discussion f0llowed. n L. Stanton Democrat,
was strongly favor Of at once approving Mr. D0wd5
nomination. He had known hun for many years ana
thought the best person that cond be named for The
position W ] Strong also spoke warmly il favor OF
Mr. Dowd and sa!C would The pest May or that
the city had had f0J twenty years. Alfred D. Ciuik.
shank said that afr. DOWd wei known and
a good man, nut the ticket purely
Republican thai he feared II would not
receive tic support o. the Democrats who would rot sup
port Mr. Grace. The following committee composed OF
The chairman seven Democrats and seven Republicans
Uas appointed investigate the liability Of Mr.
DOwd aHd report 10 the next meeting: ReruOiics ans
W L. StroDc, John &. Nantcli, NJ. b. Wilson, George D.
Lennon John G. Tucker George Drab Smith, and David
= Brown; UemUcrats-N. p Stantor, Justce Otter-
bourg Mortz HeTZOerg, William H. &err.ll Louis NJ
Dosclcr, john Sew ards and +. W. Wight.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WORK OF THE CAVALRY At FIVE FORKS.

NVNh OF 7 III V1N V 1''1'' -, =,
The only witness before tho warren Conr, OF M
onirv Yesterday was General w. w. Blackmar.
.ndce Advocate General of Massachusetts, who was
attached TO the staff Of General Capehart, com
mander of n brigade in Clusters division. The wit
ness described the engagement of the cavalry at
the left of the line, saying In part:
During the night OF March 81 we expected an attack
from the enemy's forces hut found the next morning
that they had retrcated. As made our advance we
met with resistance. but 1t Was at no time very
marEed In the afternoon was sent 70 The rear 10
bring up the horses, which found some distance Dack
OF Dinwiadc Court House 70 about two hours pc
ere sunset when the cavalry mounted On my return
with The hOrseo fouU0 General Custer In tue edge OF
the woods either the east or the west eide OF the
Gillian field 4 ter mounting We began 10 advance 10
ward the left and front There was some sharp nghng
with the enenys cavalry in the negbb0rhood OF large
dry ditch but finally crossed this and went around
10 the left and rear the enemy The rebel FORCES
were put to complete ront. We continued inc pursuit.
until O'Clock or later. When made our attack We
had the i'm preston that we were driving the enemy
Infantry the hands OF our own infantry at tne
right. The enemy put to rout about an hour Dc
fore sunset.
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GGIETOUs NUISANCE.

TO the Edftor Of The Trfbunc.
SIR: The functions OF government are to
protect life ami property. when the Legislature gave
the right to use certain streets for an elevated railroad,
did it give the right them for railway yard In
which TO store cars and make up trains making the
hours fnght and early morning time oforure those'
living the avennesl These people sun nave rights,
and IL our ative- the city Government did
their these greedy would be compelled
to uro Idle tcrmii al facilities, and abaie the worst
nuisance which II the storage OF -sOmetime- a
nail mile Of them on Third and Sec1ndaves shu tin.
ont light and air from stores and residences. When
t. ear. are wanted engines run abont blow on steam
WHISTLE and maze az the din possible The companies
wI never provide yard room u"ti HE CITY Govttnnent
them TO 30 so. This II should 40 III protection o
III Taxpayers. UNI ~ inEh'
THIRD ace Neto Tork, Oct o. 1850.
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RIGHTS AND DUTIES IN THE CHURCH.

AT the session Yesterday of the House of Deputies
Of the Episcopal General Convention, judge l.. l..
Wilder, of Minnesota, presented report IRON inc
Committee on Constitutional Amendments
against lowing deputies from missionary iuris-
dccons the right to Join in the debates ms as
placed on the calendar. The Rev. Edwln l..
Johnson OF Connecticut, read the trlcnnial report
of the Committee on Christian Education, when
advised the Church, among other things, to am ~
strene lhening its educational institutions already
ones. The memorial from the last Diocesan Con-
venton Of Virginia, asking for the appointment
of an assistant bishop for that diocese. was us
cussed and the request was denied. message was
also received fIom the bishops The lrcanhle
quoted a part of the declaration OF the Ltmbeth
of the primitive Church. and spoke OF the assunp,
tions of the Roman Catholic Church. 1t closed
with the following declaration:
Therefore the Bishops OF the Protestant Episcopa
Church II tho Cutcd states DO hereby Affirm that the
great primitive rule 81 tie Catholic church fPiSe0PdHS
upon the EpiscopAtes OF al National churches holding
the primitive faith and order and upon The several
bishops OF the same not the right only but the duty
also of protecting the boiling of that faith AID
covering order those VIII" by the methods before
described have been deprived OF both and iur her the
Bishops OF the Protestant Episcopal C1urch IN the
meaning 10 dispute the validity OF consccraton BY a
single consecrafor put record their convection that IN
the organization OF Reformed Churches with which we
NAV nope 10 have commUniOn they should follow the
egchiuc OF the Canous " n cola that where con-
eccra:iOn cannot be had Ivy three Bishops or the
Prcyinct Episcopal orders should az all events be CON
ferred by hrec Bishops OF National character.
The message was placed on record. message
was also received from the House OF Bishops with
drawing tie nomination OF the Rev. DR.. j. Houston
Eccloston. OF Newark. n. j.. az Missionary Bishop
of Washin gton Territory. This withdrawal was
made at the request OF DR.. Eccleston.
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OTHER LOCAL POLITICS.
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES.


THE NOMINATION FOR MAYOR FORMALLY TKNDEPEp
40 MR. GRACE-C J. NEHRBAS ACCEPTED fo"
MARINE COURT JUSTICE.
William X. Grace was formally rendered the
nomination for Mayor last night tat the Westminster
Hotel The Cor Committees OF both factions met
In tie Monument House and appointed subcommittee
to visit the candidate The committee from IRVING Han
composed OF Emanuel 3. Hart, George II Puiser'
Hugh Moore. Thomas Costisan j. II. Ford william A.
Butler, Norris sullivan ana James j. Mooney ana tha'
rom Tamu.any o. Henry A. Gunb!etou, ex-senator
Ws.stan, Edward D. Gale, Eichard J. Morrison
Henry d. Puryoy j. 6. Duffy. John W. CunlzS
J. H. Mccarthy Enjot Sanford ard ". f. Howe
The following letter which was signed by the memueis
of The two conference committees presented 70 MI
Grace by George II. Purser:
The County and Tamuany Democratic organizations
have unanimously united III nominating you Tor tne
Office "f MAYOR and We have te honor 70 f
their decision and request you to accept the
Ire selection made from the conviction hat tne
economical and efficient administration OF municipal
affairs. demanded capacity Integrity ana lndepepo3oc
objects Indispensable TO ,hc prosperity ana soou
government OF the metropolis.
Mr. Grace thanked the committee and said that he
would reply in days by formal letter OF accept
ance He has made the Westminster Hotel his head
Qusrters for the canpaign "
hore last night by confirming the nomination OF Charles
j. Nehrbas fer Justice Of she Marine Court which was
frs; refused accept tbs nomination. because there
serersi Germans who proposed 10 run indepen-
deniiy IN some olsriets. n, -. an a 40
pendent csndGite in the With and Xth As4cInbly
Disirlts and JACOB a. Hatsel In the With Congress
sionsl strict The members of the GERMAN organiza
ton informed the committee that II those men would
not withdraw the organization wccld repudidte them
The nae OF Mr. Nehrbas then PLACED the ticket
ani the ConfeicAce Committee adjourned.
IL expected int some sotion w8uid be taken py
the committees in regard to the fgh between Moed
aud Muller In the Nth COngre .eiOnal District B0tn
candidates claim 10 have received the nomination IN tue
convention The T2mnany Hall Convention rtcogn1ca
ir WOODS and The suht acntVe committee OF
U.1Id doc hat FIR
nemissfioB Both candidates Will Irving Hall
has tae rigat to the nomination in that district accord
Ing 10 the made by the JOINT Conference Com
mttee and Mr. Mur is, therefore considered the reg
ulsr Demnee. IL rum0red that II BtBjan Wood per
ssts in remaining the fold Bis opponents will place
an independent candidate in the Xth District against
Fernando Wood, in which CAGE the RePubhcan cardl-
date may b. ecc:Sd.
Benjamin Mood Was offered the nomna ion for Col
gIess III the With District yesterday IN the 81 hicnoas
Hotel The committee OF the iHminany Convention, Icc
by lustiee Duffy, waited upon Mr. Wood, and lie for
ually accepted the nomination.
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SEVFRF WIND AND RAIN,

The storm began yesterday with the wind from
the southeast, but toward noon IT changed ana
blew more and more strongly until from velocity
and eighteen miles at p. m, II reached twenty
eight miles at p; mr., After 2 M the wind was so
variable. Rain fell all day, the fall measuring 20
of an inch at p. IN. The storm came up from tho
Florida coast, and it is expected that to-day q
furious wind will prevail All aay In the lake
an ims region will be exceedingly cold to-day, with
TIE wind northwest. Signals were crdercl last
night at New-Haven, Ne -London; Point judith,
Newport and Woods Hole Brisk weather pre-
vailed at these points, and northwest winds were
predicted There a severe storm east Oh the
South Atlantic coast moving 70 the northwest.
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metropolitan ...--.--...-.---.------C " ~
first Base bv Trr0rs-M etror Jtau 3 Cleveland l.
Earned Runs-Aetropolitar, ; CcVelan-p.
Umpire MI KcIlv. OF the Chicago club,
Tune hour and % minutes.
Mcclellan. the short-stop OF the National Club, who
made an excellent record last season a fielder and
batter Is In great demand for 1881.
Secretary Young officially announces that Flint Cor
coran, Goldsmith Arson. Quest. Williamson. Burns,
Dar mple Gore and Kelly have been gagged by the
Chicago Club for 1881.
TIE National Cub 0f Washington has been disbanded
otter a season marked by many brilliant Victories but
unsuccessful In financial point Of view u Is probable
that next season the club will be included among the
League clubs. In that event nearly all OF The present
nine will bc reengaged. The club has defeated the
Chcag goes in out OF eleven played this season.
and darkness deprived the club OF still another victory
on October ~, when the nth inning was unfinished
The Cleveland Club won four ont OF twcsc games this
heiug The greatest number OF games won of the
prescrt League champions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-23

both sides good study and careful Weighing, have
concluded to vote for James A. Garfield MY father wac
sound Democrat, but know II he were living he would
not only uphold me IN votnefor Garfield, but he would
vote for him himself. do not think the Democra'ic
party hide their record 10y putting HANCOCK IN
the field because the people know that a Votr 10,
Hancock Ia vote for the Democratic record ana tna'
has been poor ore. Yours, 6Eo. hAsilS"e'
hcir- IorE 1870