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New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
THE RACING AT PIMLICO.

BALT1MoRE, Oct. 27.-The races over nm
voo course to-day attracted large attendance Inc
rst race was dash of and One-eishth miles 1ai
naroiso General Monroe. Bridecake, Blazes' jim van
5oveer. Potomac, Bv-the-way and Sweet Home started
Rlazes Was the favOrite Valparaiso won oy heao'
with Bride Cake second ana Geheral Noi'o' ''
Time 2:O1 French pools paid $3S 90. mia sloo
THE secood race the Eclectic purse one mn,
m the tirst horse and $50 for the second CeeSae'
70 St tn9 r,'t Wd Moor and Traveller started Check-
nate was Inc ayorite at 500 to S25 for the hed Inc
race was won by Wild Moor, with ChecSmhJe sea seG4 , anu
The third race mile heats, purse 800 lor tn '
horse and $50 for the second. Col9nGI splague ,h
onsotion Bouuce SPARK Jerry and Ingomar started.
was ayorite The first heat was won
- RouDce and the second ana third heats ny CohpeLi-
.}yon ~ Time I:i5 l:46, lash French pools pa!a
Tirst heat 81 25 second heat 80 So Third heat % ~
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF SEw.YoR> ......ocE 81 1881
ARRIVED.
steamer Nankin (B Casson Vera truz Oct T. iIogreso
~ I Havana - with ndsG and passengers 10 eAahore
y Cit point and
i ,,ith uds "a and passengers to old Dominion SO co
steamer Breakwater huptIfa west foiI NhWltp muse
or,, nas.enerrs to Old Dominion IS co. ., ,.,
fn mo IA Ru7.l pettesel BATAVIA July ~, WIN muse
, SnlP lP, " II Irown Il Cu; vessel to Punch Eiye - 90.
shin "A lle Reed. latea, Manila lal ds 3 win sugar nnu
,c,',iit n orler; vessel 10 Yates " lortefied
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL oct 27Arryed, steamers BarnesmoFe (}r),
ricnerV nom wilmington. NC Macedonia tbf Watson,
from Charleston ;,,.. ,,u, to-, s, Ny.,. N,rt. Arr
sailed Britannia (br Perry Tor NeW1orAi htor
avIan tiBr). Archer Gucbcc, - -,
3T--ArriyU steamer SidOnidn tBr) Byth,
s-',r, He.ton and Halifax, On her was TO GlaagOw.
GAtlFAx Oct 21-Saled steamer Gamma IoF New-fork
AMERICAN PORTS.
posroS oct 27-Arriyed, steamer General whitney Hal
Iett nom New.York. .,-, 80.
"A ,o1 NOVEL;, Liverpool.
Nrlli M EsToN. Oct 2T-Arrved, steamer w Lord
. Cissred steamer EnohantTeas, Liverpool -.
NKW-OaLgAHs. Oct 21-At the fasses-Atii'eu' ''eAeA
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAFFIC.

Passenger and freight rates. 50 far as they
could asccrancd by inquiries at the railway offices
underwent change IN this city yesterday. The ticket
brokers were Obliged to advance the price Of The tickets
on the NewYofk Central and Erie roads 10 meet the now
tar bat the railway offices Il was asserted that the
new tariff was being adhered The only new feature
was a notice served the Ere road by the New-fork
Central 20 the that the latter had suspended tho
sale OF halffare tickets 20 children between the ages
Of Eve aud twelve years. General Freight Agent Villas
Of the NeYork Lake Erie and Western Railroad, states
officially that Che impression which seems 20 be abroad
thai tho Erie and North Shore Despatch and the South
shore Line will 90 exist after December 3lst, be
cause the Michigan Central aud the Lake shore ana
Michigan Southrrn Railways have given notice that ey
viii withdraw those lines respectively at that datc,
II entirely erroneous The lines VIII continue To run aud
do In the future, la competition with 0ther
through freight lines i usual
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
THE CHURCH CONGRESS At PR0TIDENCE.

Providence. r. l., Oct 27.-In the Church
ess This morning the topic discussed the ratio
% marshes 10 oeeses and OF dioceses to the General
convention in the matter of jurisdiction over representa-
tiyes The Rev. j. H. Hopkins, of WILLIAMSBURG PENN
took the ground that the episcOpate was not snenty
represented in acts of legislation There should NOT
really be any legislation without the consent VI inc
episeOpate. ~
Tho Rev G. " Ridgely Of Chester, Penn, thought the
relation of docescs the General Convention should be
analogous the relation OF the S'aes 10 tho uohoi
Government. - -, . c-.t-s5.o s,i1 tho
1oce Of the peope il the force by which the chrcn Is
o~erned I'M matters ritual il Is better that the par
{bes sbonld determine what they viii do, even at the
The Rev DR. j. H. Elliot, of Washington, opposed the
bea OF numerical representation
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
READY TOR WORK IN BROOKLYN.

An immense banner bearing the names ef
the Republican nominee seth low for Mayor, Lewis T.
stcgmnn for Sheriff aud william 4. Fritz for Supervisor
at-Inrce. suspended CoIrts N front OF the
Brooklyn city Hall, yesterday afternoon Il was placed
in front Of the Office er-sherH Albert Daggrtt, chair
man of the state Executive Committee. The Brooklyn
Republicans are united for earnest and aggr,,s
cnul,u drriug the ten days before election sy The
nomination Of Seth Low for Mayor, consolidating the
Dcpubiran forces, II everywhere faFOrdhy regarded,
ana 10 is hoped o. roll up sich a majority for him viii
make Brooklyn o Republican city for many years 60
The German Independent General Committee Uf Brook
lyn ls cyCuIul unanimously passed resolutions apprDy
ill., the republican candidates.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
NONNATIONs IN NEW-JERSEY.

The Republicans of the With District, Jer-
sey city, have nominated Il. c. Tunison, for Assem-
blymau.
Peter G. sUringsiecn nominated yesieriay by the
Democrats OF the ia Assembly District OF Paasaic
County.
The Ivth Assembly District Republican Convention Of
Pa=saic County. last evening nominated william D.
~cuduu.
The Bergen County ~. j. Republican Convention at
Hackousack yesterday nominated j. +. Zbriskle inr
Sheriff. for A-scmbyman n the lat District. Thomas T..
Iozer and In the lid District, H. Walton; for COrO-
ncrs. Dr. q. ". Ead.u and II. Z. NilIlnn.a.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
MdRRIED.

BALDwIN-DAvIDS0N-on "Wednesday. october 90 1881
at the residence OF the brides father No los 81 Jamess
place. Brooklyn by tho Rev. Thomas b. Nc Ls0d MT Spen
Ger Baldwin 70 Miss Anna Louisa, daughter OF Marshall
7. b. Davidson, esq
second Reformed Church Jersey City BY the Rev T. Dvan
Cee d. d. Charles Dodshun 70 Annie Duryoa daughter
OF the officiating Clergyman.
HABI BIRSHAw-READ-o wednesday October 90. 1891 at
StThOmass Church, by the Rev. Dr. genbrod Frederick
Babhaw 70 Miss Josephine a. Read daughter OF the late
Hon. Arba Read OF Troy.
MiX-EVERIrT-on "Wednesday, october 2G. at Orange.
NJ, BY the Rev. Ehrdge Mix, d. d., j. Rowland Nix 90
lss Mary Louise daughter Of the late Isaac j. Eyeriti
MooRE-cURrIss-on Tuesday october o5 1881 at the
ISason % Ur b ,ae brides parents The Oaks Ionkerson.
Miiiam b. Moore 10 Miss Kate B.. daughter Of Abah
PARsoNs-INGERsoLI-ou Tuesdav oc,ohsr Ok .. ,he
Middle reformed Church Brooklyn by the Row dward P.
daughter OF the officiating Clergyman.
R0ESSLE-HATCH-Att the residence Of the brdcsparents
Tayio s. d. Mr. 1.-Two Osborne SesIe s 10 Mss A ~ q M
dOsia, daughter OF A. ;. ! atch, esq.
residence of the brides uncle by m Rev John = Cook.
man. assisted by the Rev Lindsay Parker Mr. Charles
Roberts OF Rochester n. w. TO Miss susan Q. LOwden
niece of Joseph Mackey. esq, Of this city.
TEBBUTT-GREENE-At Brooklyn NY, October p, 1881,
by me Rev Charles Z. Baker, Marshall w Ie6ogt OF
cards
TRACY-RIcHMoND-At Richmond Hn Farm scranton.
Penn, October O. by The Rev. G. Logan D. D. Frederick
X Tracy, Mansfe d. Ohio aud Mary H. eldest daughter
OF Mr. William IL. Richmond.
WALL-CHAFFEE-In Boston. wednesday, October 20.
ming Michael W. Wall OF NewYOrk, TO Marie j. Chahes, OF
Middleton, d d.. Edward Weeks and Ida yanae on.
daughter OF James Luyser, jr, all OF Glen Cove L.
WHIrING-HOWE-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. October %,
by the Rev. j. w Chadwick Frank p. Whiting Of chicago,
to Ida F. second daughter Of the late Samuel 5 Howe
Al notices Of Marriages must be iad0rsei cita fill
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
YOUNG REPUBLICANS FOR SETH LOW.

A meeting of the Young Republican Clup
Of Brooklyn held last evening In Music Hali' brooh
lyn. In addition 10 the members OF lhe Ciuo'
the Committee OF the Republican CITY Con
vention. appointed 10 convey the Information
OF the nomination of Seth Low for Mayor was
admitted to the hall. The Committee was Teprefen@ted @
by Andrew j. Perry W. W. Goodrich, W. j. klcharn1pH
and W H. Beard President Horace T. Deming calleI
the meeting order W. W. Goodrich in the absence oi
General Tracy chairman Of the City Convention Iom-
miiee reported that the Convention had accepted tnS
resignation Of General Tracy. with deep regret anu
had nominated I'm his stead Seth Low. lie
then spoke In great praise OF Mr., Low
A. j. Perry Chairman 81 the City Convention, also mdde
an address ter the committee had Withdrawn rero-
utons ayowng the heartiest support for MT Lo" were
adopted unanimously. Strong speeches OF "A siihar
nature were made.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The second ana last
days session of the Southern Railway anu
Steamship Association Convention was held
hero to-day Reports Of committees appointed
during yesterdays session received and disposed
Of The Committee on Differences ana Rates 10 tlS
Coast reported IN favor Of cents per lOO
pounds aud IN favor Of lines from the Nesl 70
southern coast cites, via Baltimore anu NeW-1ork
Tine Green Line 10 charge 10 coast points
eight centa higher than eastern lines Tie report was
adopted A board OF Arbitration consisting %! Jrhh
Strevcn oil Georgia chairmau T. H. Carter OF virginia
and W. K. Arthur OF Illinois, was elected lor the ensuing
unnr. nIler Mhlnh the convention aulOur1ed
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
PLACES ACCEPTED OR REFUSED.

Edward Hogan, the present State Senator
Of the yh Senate District has accepted the renomina
ton al the hands of the County Democracy.
o. b. Potter has declined the Democratic nomination
for Congress in the XIth District In his letter be says
that he has found il impossible, without greater sacr
fees In his business and family relations than be was
Justified in making 20 accept the nomination.
General Daniel +. ScEes yesterday concluded not TO
accent the nomination Of the Tammany Irving Hall De
mocracv for senator in the With District in opposition to
Edward Hogan and he sent word 10 the c0mn!iiees 10
that eject business engagements would not permit
him o accept The action Of the leaders Of the County
Democracy is said 10 have aided him In making
do
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
NnMINArIoNs ON srArEN IsLAND.

The Curtis wing Of the Republican party OF
Richmond County met In euton staPclton yestcr-
dny Mr. Curtis spoke Of the proceedings Of tho State
Convention and of the unanmity that characterized
their proceedings Referring to President Arthur hr
said hat he had shown himself loyal and true to the
teachings and principles OF hi, immediate predecessor.
county Judge Wc-icreit was unanimously rcnoiui.
mated H. Cleveland received the nomination for School
Commissioners j. DlssO-way Tor Coroner ". NeruciS-
lrch Tor Justice of Sessions, and George Wilson Tor
Superintendent Of Poor. Mr.. Wcrnerskrch wa6 also
nm nanImnn.IN nnmImAInM lnr AasnmhLLma
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
o,,,o,s,s I'm. The pdsi "a h0trS

wAsu1NGroN Oct. %. a. m.--lne ,.',''a oaIUni A..
lowest in Kansas; it is highest on the Mne 100
antlc coast The temperature has risen IRON and
IN England and the Middle Atlantic SSa' Tao",ssce
slightly in the south Atlantic and Gun S'.' @ m the Lake
end the Ohio Valley land from ~ t,e Inner
.Ssl1n and Missouri valleys. the Ohio valley zen
ara Teas The winds in NewEnsand, ana 1 tne the
Middle Atlantic states are from soa' fneT y ae eastery
eo1tn t,beTlv no in the Ohio Valley Tennessee LAM ~
sinn and Upper Mississippi and Missouri rbt hours
ei1 an heavy rain falls in the lssG ei.lI. % *
r renorted Shreveport $50 inches NicAsouis' ''
inches.
indications for today
,,-,.a foir weather, variable, winds
bng to east or SOUTH stationary or lower
hlgher % Atlantic States fair weather, followed
,,r Increasing cloudiness and rain, sOutheIiy "i'
bssrometer staionary'or higher temperature
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
THE NORTH CAROLINA MIDLAND.

DANyILLE, Va, Oct. 27.-Ihe stOckh0ld-
era Of the North Carolina Midland Railroad Company
held meeting NJ winston n. C., Tuesday ADJOURN
Ing yesterday. John s Barbour was elected president
l. r. Morchoad vice-president also the old board oi
dircctors nine IN number, wtn J. Wilcox Brown' Z. y
Holland and j. T. COwan 0ided TO the board Ihe
stockholders passed resolutions To make county SUD
.orutions of bonds available for construction OF the
rond aud authorized President Barbour to execute
on the road-bcd and property OF the Company
fr Inc aniur purposr The directors located the iue or
road ne far -ouh az Morosyile having already located
il from the Virginia State line 10 WINSTON.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28

BARNEs-on Thursday, October ~ Harriet E.. wife Of
service ressnce 5sS Clinton ave. Brook.
lyn on saturday, October 20, at2p IN.
BURGEsSAt scarsdaIe, N. y on Tuesday, October 25.
Nalera, wife OF George Burgess.
Funeral Friday october % from the Church OF ST. James
the Less at Scarsa arrival OF train leaving Grand
Central Depot at $3.50 p m. Harlem Il. X
the 2eth inst Elizabeth c. daughter
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
street Methodist Episcopal Church this (Fay evening at
remains viii taken saturday Evergreen
a at & Ec East % f Sd hsa S
of the hrm of Clark Brothers
Church corner Madisonaye and 6Sdst SATURDAY morning
friends are invited further
The interment will take place at Engewood. nj.
CRANE-At Yonkers, y. y the Goth inst lane E. wfc
Relatives friends the family invited attend the
Fa9 moTnns SR er 2 af ns af lso ocoE On
widow Of the late Walter w Hart mother Of Professor
Relatives and friends are invited attend her funeral from
the Reformed Church of Freehold " j. Friday at li3O
TTainsS j. Central at s:l5 MI Pennsylvania Railroad
at 7:2j m.
HENDRICKs-on wednesday evening october 26 Fanny
widow OF Urdh Hendricks. 10 the 3d year q her age
funeral her late residence No 4l4 Jthaye. sunday
1t is Kindly requested that no flowers be sent
HUNTER-At sea, Yokohama Iaaan board Z; g 8;
Alert June 10, lsSl Lieutenant Henry G. Hunter Uhtsd
States Navy youngest of John W and Hester A. Hun
ter, Of Brooklyn n. Y.
ami friends family also officers Of the Navy
are invited attend the funeral at ST. Jamess Church
Lafayetteave ST Jamessplace, Brooklyn, Friday
afternoon October -, at $3.50 p m.
LITCHFIELDIn Brooklyn, october 81 Graoe nm. wife Of
Edwin G. Ltchned AMI daughter OF Lle late Thomas a.
Hubbard, OF Utica, ". y.
Relatives ana friends invited attend the funeral from
her late residence 9haye, corner DIST, Prospect PARK
Brooklyn, saturday. october 30 at O'Clock p H.
MENNINGER-Sud OF THURSDAY morning, october
27. John Acnninger, NJ. d., aged 10 yearN
Relatives and friends invited u attend the iunera O
his residence No. 40 St Mark place, on saturday,
October 29, al D. m.
SUTTONAt his residence No 1870 Lytngstolst Brookyn,
y. Y. Henry Sutton. In the SD year of ms age.
and friends invited 70 attend the funeral AZ
Meeting House, Schornerhorns on sixth Day the
2oth inst, at y.
THROCKMORTON-At orange. n. j., on THURSDAY october
1881. William A. lhrockmOTtn, IN the 2lst wear or ms
age, son OF Jackson G. ant LYDIA W. ThrOckhOftou
from hts residence opposite ST. Marx church.
West orange. on saturday 18th iisL, at $50 \. IN.
Rclatyeg and friends are invited to attend.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
HARVARD COLLEGE NOTES.

BosToN, Oct. 27.-At an adjourned meeting
of the Board Of of Harvard College to-day f.
r. Hoar president in the chair 1t voted, motion
Of the dean the college faculty that the saltonsta
schsarshp be assigned as follows:
For 1SsO's1-Chesher Andrew Mitchell, senior OF
lssOs1 aud Edward Collins Porter senior Of 18S0sl
For 2 Frederick Russel Burton senior OF 1SSlS2,
tld. .Thomas Cogswell Baehelder, junior OF 1s9l-'s2
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
BOSTON AND ALBANY REPORT.

BOSTON, Oct. 27.-The annual report of the
receipts expenditures and operations of the Boston and
Albany Railroad for the twelve months ended septem
Der 80, was presented at meeting of the directors TO
day and shows: Total receipts $7s75,2s 81; expendi
lures $5.6SSfl2 Ia; total interest and dividends
S2,l45000; surplus, S41,873 81.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
CANDIDATES IN THIS CITY.
The following candidates were nominal

The following candidates were nominated
in this city yesterday:
Rep,,bVeqn-Alderman: Ivth District, Charles IL.
Trainer. -..,. ,,a-r-oI 7,
TfBiHdnH-Co gresham Kiln DlstTct, nopnc.i 49,,
Enwcr isson,biy,nan. Xtb District Thomas krOnla;
XIIth Leonard j. Gegrich; XVIII, James j: Coste,o;
XIXth. John Carlin Civil Justice: NIIlth D'il''' JUN
eph Steiner. -. -. t,..or, 7,
Trring HaH-ConCr nCressman: XIth District, Rosweu r.
Flower. Senator With District, John W. BrO"nr,nss
Assem- byman Vth District Michael L. SHARK Ati
H. II. Graeme, XIIth, Leonard A. Gegrich Cl'h JUS
tice IXth District. VIM. ODOnnel -, ~,
County DemOcrdcB-CO Congressman: NIth Dsilr' 3 ~,
well T.. Flower. AsseInblynen: XVIII District JON
Murphy; XVIIth VI. j. COsfcHO. civil Ju'tce; i-Ntu
District, John p. Falon Alderman: Win District
Robert Power -, -
Anti Monopoly Leagte-senator: With District, John g.
BOYD. ,,,,,
At q meeting of the committee of thirty-sX OF thc WI
zcns Indeppnicnt Committee OF the VIIIth Senate DIS
trict General Henry l.. Tremaine was nominated lor
Senator.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
rRYING Tn sETTLE DIFFERENCEs.

The lamiIany tommittee on OfgahlAiuoh
met last evening. az Tanmany Hail. for the purpose oi
rcce1vng reports from the various districts In the ma
iority OF cases the leaders declared that everything
looked well II asserted that the strong Tam'nany
districts down town would give their oldthr maior-
ties The troubles in the Yth and WIN Scuate Districts
came up aud dI4cu7ei 40 length In tic Nih l'in-
tric an effort will bc made 10 uulte the Ianmany nnd
Irving Hau ORGANIZATIONS. IN this case u Wa rrltrftG
m thc you. clczitiurs ln the Senate District. IL the
vim Senate District effort VIII De made o bring all
the Tammany, Irving Hal AMI County Democracy deeEh-
tOAs tOgtt her ana dgtcc Ou a candidate.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
FohLoWING A GOOD EXAMPLE.

The effort set on foot in Brooklyn by the
Young Democrats 10 harmonizo the factions Of their
party went yesterday that the Regular Democratic
General Committee (iOss McLaughn's part OF the
party appointed committee "In the intercs OF hsr-
mOny" An effort viii be- made get the JchcTHouan
Democracy to do the II was reported that mum
Der prominent Democrats called upon Mayor Howell
YESTERDAY and asKed MIN Withdraw tie ned, and
met wtth a decided negative from the Mayor
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
The ARIZONA INDIANS.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 27.-ColOnel j. c. Kel-
ton Adj General, Division of the Pacific. has
Just returned from tour Of Arizona says that all
bic over unless the Mexicans drive the fugitive Chri
oahuas back the ne in which event the troops will
attend TO them The Indian agents and the military
have working together harmOnOusly Colonel Kel-
ton says, and lie indOrscs the action of Agent Tiffany
He expects that the American aue Mexican authorities
will work together to put down the hostiles
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
MAKING NEW SURVEYS.

KEYPoRT, n. j., Oct. 27.-The engineers of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company making new sur
veys for the Long Branch line OF that corporation. The
new line will leave the main line OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad ut Metuchen and run through South Amboy,
Keyport. Red Bank, Long Branch and Asbury Park to
Sea Grit
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
WOM4N,S NATIONAL HOSPITAL.

NoRwALK, Conn.,, Oct 27.-Ground for the
foundation OF the Womans National Hospital at Wilton,
Conn., was broken to-day, with appropriate ceremonies
Several hundred farmers with and ploughs assem-
bled and after short addresses by the Rev Mr. TbOmp
son of Wilton and DR. T. d. Crothers, Hartford and
poem by the Rev. Mr. Davenport, of Waterbury, Conn,
little daughter and sou OF the founder filed harrow
with the fret dirt and wheeled it away. The oldest
In town, John Jones, over ninety OF held
the plough that turned the first fuTrOw.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
THE MISSISSIPPI RISING.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. 27.-The river is
stn rising It is now Ave inches above the nigh water
mark OF 1880
QUINCY H., Oct 27-The river here has risen nearly
two inches since last Tuesday evening The railroads
are suffering greatly from the high water, and freight
tfaie continues absolutely suspended Passengers for
the south are taken three miles below the city In omn-
buses 70 reach the cars the trains not being able to come
ay inrther this way The river is eighteen aDda-hah
teet above low water mark
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
STORMY voYAGE or 4 BRITISH SHIP.

--purLApELPHIA, Oct. 27.-The passengers who
arrived to-day from Liverpool on tue British Queen re-
mort most stormy AMI perilous passage The quarter
master was overheard and others were injured Ihe
vessel had her fires put out by tue hs'Vy srs ana ner
hoots a. well os the wneelhOusc, bridge standard, com
Do.os charts aud nautical instruments washed away,
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28

in Germany in 1874 He came TO this country n l821;
with his parents He was clerk In the Post once, Dit
AT the outbreak of the war he went to the front Win e
Duryea zouaves Five bullets entered ms D9hS en "a .o
second battle OF Bill Run He was elected 70 the @o
bly, last year from the Xth Assembly District - e.,
Ohn McClaye and Frederick Frinck, the nominees l3
Aldermcn-a Iargc members OF the present boaru
Mr. McClave is serving his second term He Is meIu
Der of the Republican State Committee aud lumber
dealer. Mr. Frnck has been member OF the bOaIu VI
Aldermen for several years He is not engaged III any
\.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
BURGLAR AND ACCoMPLIcE ARRESTED.

fohceman harrington of the 0ak-st.
last night about II o'clock arrested Charles Dunn
sn enafse OF burglary Dunn bad forced window in
,ne basement Of st. Andrews Church. in Daane-st. and
passed through the church building to the window
~ grocery store asoning The noise he made in doing
lii arrest n e cenan's attention. and resulted IN
GecaSe Srrta,ss Ssea @ ont 70 Dunn 10 Jump Defective
name "a WiiiSs I, pih rs al aceomp1ce. He gave his
7. Tee fneu sa aS,nsop, and his home Kingston N.
N eeib lney were book cauvassers
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
TITRRruENT MEETING.

ToRONTO, Ont, Oct. PA special dispatch
from London 10 ne Giobe says: A somewhat stormy
meeting OF the shareholders OF the Great Western hi-
way was held to-day. Colonel Grey repudiaed the sug-
tion Of Sir Henry Tyler that Mr.. Vanderbilt was the
chief cause Of tho war OF rates. Mr. Abbott demanded
the particulars OF the original Wabash agreement, but
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
TEGISIATIyE NOMINATIONS.

MDDLETOwN, n. Y. Oct. 27.-The RcDubli-
can Convention tho Id District, Orange County nom
mated to-day John Dwyer Tor member Of Assembly.
BUFFALO, n. Y, oct 27.-The Democrats Of the lid
Assembly District, In convention to-day, nominated
Matthiag END
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

DANBURY, Conn.,, Oct. 27.-Roswell p
Flower was to-day elected president, James W. Hyatt
Ncepresident and H. Williams secretary and treasurer
OF the Danbury and NOrwalk R,ilrOad
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28

Architect Br) Jones' from Liverpool via Indies and
Mexican ports.
Cleared steamer Rayendae
SAN FRANCISCO Oct2 7Aryef steamerlul OF suez (3f,
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28

Colonel Grey declined to communicate anything. He
Thought the OF rates was simply question OF tne
ana hoped that the recent improvement IN the rate OF
carrying the beginning of the end of the war Inc
report was adopted with two dissensons."
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28

TRIBUNE orFicx, Oct. 2s, a. m'-Durlne 'Io ',ea
and fair weather Of yesterday the movement Ia
oao d 500 the average (5Oss being 2iso higher than
90 90 the enrresponding day LAT year, and l's hsher
'n1 ana clear or fair weather possibly 1ooWou
4, n tba dav by party cloudy weather, may Oe ApeoF
inf cif