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, 1881-03-30
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS.

Special DipaltA 70 7hs Eh}taQo TRIBUNE.
Sr. LOUIS, Mnrch e0.-Tho General Passenger
Agents OF tho Western trunk roatls hold n snpet-
INK l,uro to-dny, and dlscusscl tho question Of
ra,Gs, but beyond tho fIct that tboY refused tn
reduce tho turu 10 religious conventions to 10
held during tho summer ut Btautltou, Va.,AtIan-
tn, Ua., und lutrno. N. r., nothing Regarding
their Mctlou 10 known. 1t ~ lntlnlasel. hOwover,
TINT Ut MI nlj0lrNrd meeting 10 DD hvad In CHI
c,.vt, next Muil1ny tho fArU from indianapolis,
anu perhaps othas points L. lntllnna, tn kunsus
C,ty viii hu tlxc4 ut $l.. The st i.sulh fnssot,.
CUR A4uits' Association A1a., held Il nloutng heru
to-day md agreed tn rct1uce rNsea tn Tho Ntl-
tIunui Turnfcat to bp hull In It, Louis Ia June.
and To tho *. Louis Fnlr III October lIcxt.
, 1881-03-30
NEW PASSENGER BUILDING.

Z.
CLEyEJ..>Nu, March 2o.-'rhe New York.
l'eunsytyanln l. Ohio Railway CUmpany
will suom begin work upon It's msw passenger
dopot, which Ii to bo situated OH tho south
sllu Of the yatlnct md alollK. the gust slue
OF tllo present Cleveland. CnlunlI,ss,, Ctl-
Quitv Il handsome biilI.ling. tils estimated cost
uf which WILL be SuN, 100.
, 1881-03-30
SLAVERY IN WEST VIRGINIA.

P1rrslIulnl. Ia-. Marcl. a9.-A spoclal To
tho Leader dated Farylew, w. Vn., says:
"blnyery attEl exists in West Virginia. laIst
tho Court House. u humber Ut slaves wore
sUl.l, ut prices ranging from $50 t0 Sltf}. THE
slaves receive inllunan treatment FROM tlelr'
lntIsterA,h
, 1881-03-30
ITEMS,

Tho Illinois Contral railroad will run a special
lrnti frplu Cudur fulls, Iu.. tu Dubuque April ~
to ylvu tho people In tlat section u,l opportunity
to participate III tho Oda-Foslows nuHlsursary
ut Dubuque. Tho rite will bo ~ ccnts per
Eli!c.
4 meeting Of representatives nt tho General
Frrluht departments OF tho milwaukee, y 1t.
PAUL. Northwestern, ~ Paul s Onnha. Sioux
City & Pacific. una Illinois CuntFul ftairultls
wus helA ut tho urund Pauifio 1totea yuatc.iay
for tho purpose VI nrraHHnY sEMingr rates
10 8loux C,ty anl to audlt thu accounts Of tho
E!uux City pool.
4 epfclal mcetlnf Of tho rullnAn lalAoo.Car
Company Will bG ilGiI III this atty Aext Saturday
1t IL proposed III Increase tie capital stnck w un
issuo u now ss.Gk eqttat - I'A per cent nt tne
prescut eapstal. stockholdcra to havo thy s'xht
IL subscribe fur lho new xaock ut par 10 tho Gx-
tent Vi QUO thEl1 ot their buildings. Tha i!l.
croase, II RuthuE!zeA by the sseekh4ldoss, VIII
swell the capitalization TO atout sa,10,0A
THO Cbluuuo & Orana Trunk Hallway has
finally Lee!d.d to establish its Bhops Ut South
HIND. Iul. Ten acrcs Vi iund have boon
donated fur TINT puspoae, aud 1t WILL lMMedlato-
ly srcet b'ildinxs ana hnve tho ahuoa ~ opGs.
auou belora mkt fall. II Will thpluy In tho
yAops vi the stnrt botween ~ aud wv men.
, 1881-03-30

whtcl, has covered tho fietts and s,nothercti
out tie crop. During rEtta of ten or twelve
miles yesterday, oyer I'M fields were secn
wl,c!, were black allu yellow With tho dead
cerrnl. Only wllerc tho Bnow has covered
the fields arc they grcoli. Farmers fl this
thu coming summer, ntlh n corresponding
High price fof tile Hrnl,. I'ntatoes now bring
rentlly InrHer price tlluil went III this
ninrket, md sslc!t furnlers rs were fortunate
III having n Butul ctnp hf them l1nve realIzrh
q bona1lza. WlIent ii iMt87 cents, mud potA-
toes sell quickly ut sf.UJt.i.lo.
, 1881-03-30

ELG1S, ILL.,, March 20.-llcnry Russell, a
fntl,lur living west Of natayln, committed sut-
ellie yesterday BY hanging st,nself from n
beam tn tic cOrll-cril,. a note written be-
foru he committed tho act told story Of
tinnllciul aud tulnesttc embarrassment.
, 1881-03-30

A MILWAUKEE CASE.
Nf.LwAUKEE, March, 90,-AIrs. Maria lSer.
ncr, aged 30, cut her throat to-.tay with nii
old cusgknIfp. She was insane.
, 1881-03-30
CROP NEWS

CROP NEWS.
8psetat DIpateh to 1aa CHICAGO 1rtbunA
DArrLE-CI.EEK, Mich, March D.-'The
wl,eat-crop In the surrounding country s1ons
to bs lu u very taa condition from, tho lee,
, 1881-03-30
ALAnGE MQKrGAOE.


dpEtldI D7gp0lEH 10 1Ha V7F<470 sT*9"Hss
DETn0lT, Mich, Maruh a29.-A mortgage for
$5000,0o1 given by tho Flint s. P1rc Silrtuctto
hallway Company u Wlilnm ". Crapo, Of Nuw
Bedford, sfass, ind Alfrcd 81. linyt, OF Nuw
York, trustees. wus Tiled for record III tho oifico
OF tho ieglstpr OF Dce1a hero today. Tho
Compuny tus tss,led 6,000 Lonla Of $1,000 cMch
for thu I,arposo OF pttyinH certhln debts. Tic
bonds beng d per cont interest, anl Aro payable
bunK glyeu u svcuro thu payment Ut thoso
bonds.
SOUTHERN FREIGHT ILOCftADE.
CINCINNATI, o., biaroh 2v.-Tho Southern
treght bluckldo IL purity cloArrd, und tho roads
art uXaIn receiving freight fur the Soukh.
, 1881-03-30
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THO groatcst npretixur, stn1nnch, btood. md
liver regulator III ellrth-lIop liltter9.
, 1881-03-30

I1Oli SAl.E-l AM GOING To BREAK
L up housekeeping May ]; !uuYl ut my ilInttutu
viii fur fnu 4ii thu house am In for Eent+ AL
uGuaA y ~ T1ituu1 u1t9.
, 1881-03-30

lNUnSrTt1l.E. .CAlkrETs. STOVES, ETC.
IL AT LOW CASH EAlEEA
I'm tAAy pAynunk4r
fulUh4l1 stUGk. EAaf dGalN4.
NV. ! J. u. sToYEY.
, 1881-03-30

1j1Uit SALE-UH To ltENT-llOuSES,
IL tyIN, a.d farms nj iEua.Alot Will hnd huuyus
suit rtaay tor May Nnl soil y, eAaY t0rns.
, 1881-03-30

FOR StfLE.

THOR sAl.E-rNE BEST MILGliIOW
tn Nurlh t.hca4., With t"tn calyesi quality VI
IulIk 4xtru II1 UueIAt.st
, 1881-03-30
EOlt SALE-CHOlCE PROPERTY OF
y syery descriu!i9n, ~! snrta city md auDnsbs+

TTOH SALE-sl4,000-T ELEGANT 4
IL stIry tnEsbb- frnnI huuAu I2g Michigan, ny.,
tMlM9 u tnllls has nil modern improvements. 1n-
turu ut 1tsi DGhE botn.st-, IN Glilk
II7OK SAl.E--SYNl.I, FEET CORNER Of
Il IArk.lv, lnd I'nu!illu.Kt. KuoA l. Il CIufk-sL
, 1881-03-30

IIYANTED-NEEDl. For A GROVER
w 4 l!aluf ~ swlsly -u4aclnu, ATTY nhu knowing
wh1tv thsy bu got !vasu seud postAl ~ Na Last
, 1881-03-30

IIQll SALE - NJ. Gil WEST WASHING
u tlii.nL. lust wuat uf tineuh. 4.story aud baAa-
brck Elth uxtuHsuls. Muht b0 su!l this week.
MEAt} i tilE, lEJ l4u Sail1-Et.
, 1881-03-30

TOK E-SrONErFKONT HOUSE ON
II Hnu curn9r nUrtl. VI Twonty .xec,,d-st, til0lj;
d fvut pa lnts!!n;ay sout, II rhlsty -soyolt,.sLi
, 1881-03-30

T,Olt SAI.E-ON TIE NORTH SIDE,
~ Tho ctu.u lot on tho southwest curnps Of Untnr!1
and ". Cinr-sss-; U1lM HARD i BRADLEY. W
1.kk knJfn.Ht.
, 1881-03-30

E1UK SALE-LOTS 1a AND IL IN
sts.. ii Il Sss:;.a. CUsGt0VE i SHAW, u sissFopol-
ltnn iJfnck. X
, 1881-03-30

T)OrATUES-FORS SALE IN CAit.l.WiS
L u suIt; cllovu rose l'utatous; quotations given
4. L. GIBSON. produce ueaiut. IuEuuto, tut.
, 1881-03-30

ITO UKENT-1IANDSOME ETJtllEE-S'rOlsY
l. Afid h.Aetnenk brown .stHnB frnnt. Hn Mchlrnft.
Et9h t4aht-st J. ii. EOFF ii lloalas 1trk
, 1881-03-30

WANTED ~ ult 4 GOOD FRAME
w Goukt4 located snulh ef gnfk k-uy. ant Heat VI
uAlstua.sk. " Lo tAVr1d. Ad11ess i -. T1!puu1.
, 1881-03-30

E1OH SALE-AT a. BARGAIN, FRAME,
IL with hrick haaemonl south front, 1tnrEtsnn- st.,
ln!t block ftom Wcstnrn-sy. CllAHiES n. HALE.
n ligutb0En.st
, 1881-03-30

'fJ10it SALE-SB,tEO EACtl--tzD AND G95
- Wpst AflRms..t Uct.lUn, south fruit brick, hot
Mnd suA water, tll-rnul Rns-tlxturts. hn0 fnFnnco
AunIY u tl4 tlEllNr IL ELL
, 1881-03-30

VXTANVEl,-lW PURCHASE a SEC
w l-huni telegraph key nsd suunaaF. AllFoss
u II u, Vfilunu uttca. ...-
, 1881-03-30

11OR SALE-SEVEltAL F1RST.CLASS
Il brlck dwellings. SLth btde. well located. fur.
nAce clAndul4erH. brick bnrn. coochini,h rum: ~
nut hulH by April J. rrntau. JUliS SEltl. lsb
llGn1lufJl-sL
, 1881-03-30

EOIi sA1E-Saa5 WEST CONdKEsS,ST:
juat west Ut lEuynn. 4.atOrf kf1u basement hrtck.
10 ruonls. l.rico anly ei5n 1'orms 10 Huit MEAD
4 CUE, III J., SAli0-at
, 1881-03-30

1HOli SALE-4G WlNTIfllDl'EI..ACE.
Il hetwuen i'olk md 1nynE.ata !-ntory brick With
txtcnstun ai,d cellar; Erice ets,!u!i terms gssy.
MEAD n EOE. lF4 1ti ehllG-st,
, 1881-03-30

ITO KENT TIINEE-STORr BUICK
hnuact Nv LIN WMhHstl-Av. Apply 70 William
81 Il.l.A. III tstNfk st, HOtkM |.
, 1881-03-30

TIOR SALE-io ACHES IN HYDE PARK,
IL iuen:u! un NtunY ts!aEa.nv.. III 6uc IL T. .H H.
4. i, ANEi{Ek4IA III llGNrltlln.s
, 1881-03-30
EHQt SAlIE-S'rOllE AND BASEMENT
u 3l5 Siale.sL J. 4. HAMILTON, Us WuxhlnH-

11OK SALE--DR RENT-A HANDSOME
Il tw.,-st,!ry frn'n. huuss, N tslu!ns bnth.FnuFn
E,at brtt, hillKtal >Abufy-nE Ai,d lGe.rt: tht u
iept trpl by Ia fGtt door; tpta cash; rnhsoNnufp.
hIlfcKJ NitiIIs II ind Vi ttltus i5ultnH.
, 1881-03-30

IL und luta Nnp. 80 and u tnurth.ay neaE Van t1u-
Igt:st. improvements gost ti7og. Wy I9ms n9W far
, 1881-03-30

INON SALE-4sss WEST WASHINGTON
- NJ, lust wust OF Roboy, 2-story nna ensoinn,;t
brick. rooms; tr.9 hsn; prss 9nIy t!4.u and Is
u larKnlns alEAN Z CUE l0 In SnilG..t.
, 1881-03-30
UUtlkU iY4INY,Ell.

ID by III aldurly A1ntlvnnfI ad hie wlf. in nalai
tou.ts Must bo sunny ilsd In GuUt hosHtiauIuUil
Nuul1 kH tp kGCurV permanent plIcu un South
sda. Atiross u III. TrtuIlo uAto.
lQUANU--Wlrll ONE LARGE ROOM OK
ID nlouys Or twy nIudiuul- s41A ruunls, runGhn,L
rrsfuttYI. AuferencGt given sna ycu!su.l. AulEess
b III Tribune UtfILu.
, 1881-03-30

TT1D llENT--1259 9AlICIIIGAN-AV.,S STONE
l. front ADuse and brick barn. tn ps1vnlo family
only: carpets md furniture for RAlo Gail On II. 4.
MCCUNkEf, B FIfth.Av.
, 1881-03-30

TfUIt SALE - NO. BIS UEAleI}OKN-.AV ",
Il Just nutth af Ehtca9o-av.. 5stnry nm hAaoulGnt
sutho-IrDnt. trst-elis4s In ayoFy respect MEAD
coz, ~ lii SnIIe-.t.
, 1881-03-30

'II,UR SALE--NU. EgG WEST ADAAES-ST..
Il Just Gust ns Iinctu. 2.stnry nnd bAseAlct brLek,
1U rliit11A. MEAD Il CIlE, ~ LII SAll0-4t
, 1881-03-30

VIYAN'rED-TU rUltCilASE-DWEt4L
w Ink Auuss, GelwlrIl aintIaH.st md AsntA1Il.
NV Atia mud IAylut-stsi {au efAt. k,u Two lots Vt
lat Fnn4t; GHIlcu In nutItly EAyIlukltt. AdAEuHS
Il
, 1881-03-30

F1,O KENT--AT REDUCED PRICES,
i Hynu OF thttsH tnp uHico r,n.nx El tito National
tlie HMi!iIlH, lai.lsj Ia EnIIe.st. uEOltuE Il
UlIANkt: Il CO,, lkuuM v
, 1881-03-30

RIO 1tENT-CUTTAGE :epT} S'rATE-ST.;
- lhran brick barn In roar. GEO. u. HWfF1t "
D4dFhUYu-Sf
, 1881-03-30

ITUU.SI3II(lLU GUUI5S.
~>>>-~ >~~-s7~s'~r~
1TstrltE PARLtlK llEDSTE.An CO., Isl
E;uck III ratlut. lufniLuru, anu huusuflul Rousts
sul!iNx at low prcua fur cash " VII ls4a!uoai*
lrIl and UxnH!np,
, 1881-03-30

1j,Uk LE-IsES1DENCES: eeo77 AlICll-
Il tstn ar.; :pI7 fMAfnnn-nv.t O. f1nkwnud gUuln.
ysrtt. md Park ltuw, by hAHcuck BR09., .loo
jfrnr
, 1881-03-30

A CCOUNTS, OLD UJltpiMEN'rS. SEND
~ hnbtleA' n4hars, 0sr. Mhu Gs,ulA psy hut wont,
viii lnvUsiisuse without easFu aAd reI.r!y suetass-
, 1881-03-30

LNOlt SALE - OPPOSITE DOUGLAS
H. Munnulunt, hU,!He hnd wtdO lut, tsa: 51IH i4kH-
ny. u ro,ns, lare lot q st1ns frgnt nrnr huvc
, 1881-03-30

...-.- CL1iIHFDI.tN MIS-.
A ST rNOLOGiST-M Dll ELLIS
IL HuyeF tus tun4 lito cortuey, x.il fnr l,osuna
korn ~ AAnh Atst!. june. seplent1s. 0utoIus. NM
lulLutt itltDlA " 1z&sce Al&untpd to by ipkttE.
Call Vi address NJ West Matlsvl1- H.. IAIa1Iv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
NOMINATIONS WHICH HArE EXPIRED.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The following is a
complete list Of the nominations received BY the Senate
during the last session. which left without action
and therefore, expired at the final adjournment:
Collectors Of CtLstOms-IIOrace " Trumbull, at StOn-
ingtOn Conn. Thomas " rOadwsters, Nicksburg Miss;
Edward J. Casteo, NatcheL, Miss; Joseph Hirsb st.
Marks, Fla.
Srreyor Of Cusioms-Lucius p. Thompson. Philadel-
phiA, Penn.
Cniied States Ahornev-George NJ. Duskin, for the
Northern District Of Alabama.
Surveyor GencrdI-OrlAndo II. Brewster, for Louisiana
Indian A0cHf-Lsvis Main, IHmhi Agency Idaho.
ReOister Of Land Opiee-Wiam y. Kelly, Prescott
Arizona.
Rereirers Of Public HOncys-JOhn VI. Tarand Detroit,
Micll.; James NJ. Wilkinson, Marquette, Mich
SuDcrrtsnO inspectors Of SkdDl FesseLs-Gcorge III.
starbuck second District Thomas y. Van Nalkenburg,
Ninth District
United states Consuis-Gcoree W. Roosevelt. al Bor.
drAuN: Jesse Moor. at CallaO Noney " smith, at st.
Thomas: Selah Merrill. at Jerusalem.
Posfmaste,s-F. C. Mates Bethlehem, Penn; Jnd-on
SponOrl Huntington ". Va; T.. u. Harrison Faycttt~
Vile, Ark: william Rule Knoxville, Tenn T. X. Nor
gan Pulaski, Tenn Thomas II. Prince, Galiatin Tenn;
Mrs Julia y Voolfolk Jackson, Tenn; George d. Cope
land. Diego CAL George A. steel Portland oregon
Francis NJ Hobbs, Ennis, Tex; J. B Williamson, Mar
shall, Tex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Monday May 23 1851.
The signing 81 the TurcoGrrck Convention has been
postponed for few days.
King IIumbert has had conference with signoH
Coppino Maucin and Far with reference TO the forma
ton of a Cabinet
New, has been received from Pretoria that there hos
been nghtng between the Kafrs and Beers. The loss
on both sides hlght.
Prince Alexander purposcs 10 make tour throughout
bulgaria with the object ~ personally ascrrtalHng me
feeling and condition NJ the country
The Standari's Conslaninople dispatch says; abdul
Rv the chief of the Albanian League has been court
mnrtiacd and condemned to death"
The Standards correspondent at Madrid states thnt
decree will bc issued diminishing fines foreign ship
ming at spanish ports for irregularities In ships papers
Turkhan Bcy formerly Turkish Ambassador at Rome
during a rcccnt visit to smyrna communicated with
Mdhat Pacha, and II having been ascertained that
prcyous 10 his visit correspondence had passed between
thcn the former has been arrested and VIII DC brought
Ia COnatantiuOplr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
THE ADMINISTRATION REPUBLICANS FULL OF con-
FIDRNCE AND READY FOR THE PRAY-PREsI-
DENT GARFIELD TO BE AssAILRD.

THE ADMINISTRATION REPUBLICANS FULL OF con-
FIDRNCE AND READY FOR THE PRAY-PREsI-
DENT GARFIELD TO BE AssAIIRD.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, May 22.-The 1890 o'clock train from
NewYork tonight brought ex-Speaker Hustled,
Senator Baker and Assemblyman Carpenter who
had all been in attendance at the NewYOrk confer
ences to-day. They all stated that eI-SenatOrs
Conkling and Plat had announced that they were
candidates for reelection and would probably be in
this city tomorrow to begin a canvass for votes.
Mr.. Hustled said that Mr.. Conkling had declared
that Mr.. Plat must be reelected with him or he
would not accept the commission.
Senator Robertson expressed great pleasure when
he heard the news. He said he was confident that
could not be reelected except by the
aid of Democrats. II they were reelected in that
manner they could not expect the slightest fayors
from the Administration. they would be classed
as Democrats. 1t would also alienate from them the
sympathes OF many Republicans who were now
acting with them. Senator Robertson also said
that the advices he had received from the members
of the Legislature who are now at their homes CON
sulting their constituents were exceedingly favor
able. There was rising tide reported against re-
turning Conkling and Platt.
Senator Sessions, upon being told Of the news
fpom New York. said well. I'm glad Of it, |
would rather We should lick those two fellows than
any younkers' Give Us the old bucks
There are again rumors here Of the tremendous
mud bomb Mr.. Conkling is getting ready Ia fling AZ
the National Administration. Mr.. Conkling, Il is
said. intends 10 pose as an ani-mOnopolist. and to
charge upon the Administration all sorts of services
in behalf of monOpolics since It came into power.
There is talk Of sercnade when h. appear The
proposal that he should then aSsai the Administra-
ton gra,ifed Police Commissioner French, of New
York who was here on Thursday. He asked Mr..
Dugnid. Of Syracuse, how he thought the members
would view the proceeding. Mr.. Duguid replied
that he thought il woud he dangerous, and there
upon Mr. French dropped the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
ANOTHER "G04SY0U-PLEASE."
SECOND CONTEST ron THE o'LEARY INTERNATIONAL
BELT.


SECOND CONTEST ron THE o'LEARY INTERNATIONAL
BELT.
An alleged sacred concert began little after
o'clock last evening. at tho Madison Square
Garden. for the entertainment of visitors until
the second go-as-yon please contest for the OLcary
International Belt should be op~."d at five minutes
past midnight. Meanwhile the trainers were busy
getting their men ready, the bookmakers nailed up
their States and the bartendcrs in sde-room put
spigots into their lngerbeer kegs.
The crowd began 70 grow until by II o'clock
there were about 1000 persons present
The arrangements Of the interior OF the Dulluing
are much the same as in former matches
At II o'clock the contestants began to take their
places at the toe-mark. Howard was the first and
Hazael was the last They were placed IN rows Ioul
abreast All started in trim style, ia Den Cur Cur
ran, the 'ongshorcman, taking the lead. he llaao i
the trst lap but was passed IIttcwocJ completod
mile in 90 minutes: Hughes followed as second IN
IL minutes and secondsi Curran hniSned ISi tn9
first mile as third, Fitzgerald fourth and ho"aru
fifth - .a,i,,
mart in the contest H. Howard Glencoyc, l.: l., 034
miles p Fitzgerald, New-York, go miles; >.
Hughes, New-York, o6s miles the highest score on
record Robert Vint Brooklyn, o4oi j. sullivan
SaratoRa 400 John Cox, Bradford, Penn, 452 q,
Iittlewood, Manchester, England 47Ol2 Benjamin
CuIran, known az " the ,longshorssman,, 2lU ~ w.
England, b0l Ephraim Glow, Boston 400;
the gross receipts will be divided among the hrs ye
men. Tho leader will receive 4o per cSh' ., ts ths
fourth IL and the last Of the winners per cent ne
sweepstakes 81 400 viii be divided in the same ratio
In addition TO the gate money Sl9OO Is hroneu 10 10
the walker who breaks the record recently made Dy
Hughes Of 66s miles, and II two walkers should 40
this the secOndbest man viii receive $500. Should
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
TIE PRESIDENTS MEANING.
WHY MEN not HOSTILE To MIR. CONKIING WERE
NOMINATED To FEDERAL OFFICES II NEW-YORK.
lBY TELHGRAFH To THE TRIBUNH.l

WHY MES not HOSTILE To MR. CONKIING WERE
NOMINATED To FEDERAL OFFICES II NEW-YORK.
Inv TELEGRArH To THE TRIBrNnl
WASHINGTON May 22.--SOme expressions Of dis
satisfaction have reached here from New-York be-
cause the President did not send in the names OF
men hitherto anti-Conkling for the five offices TO
which nominations were made Oh Thursday. Those
who complain of this course do not comprehend tho
Presidents policy tho principles upon which II
is based He is not seeking in the least To ostracze
the Rephhlicans who have been Mr.. Conklng's fol-
lowers and supporters in the past. On the contrary
il is evidently the intention of the President TO have
it fully distinctly and widely known from Buffalo
10 brooklyn that the object Of his Admnstratio is
10 abolish factions In Ncw-York and tO have
grand united harmonious. enthusiastic Republican
party in the State or course this end cannot be
attained by sending Mr. Conkng back 20 the Sen
ate TO wage relentless and Vindictivc war the
Administration. and thosr who aid in sending him
back will of coursr put thcmsclycj in the attitude of
determined foes and enemies Of the Administration
and Of Republican successes. To have l'cen with
Mr. COnkling in the past II one thing but "a join Mr.
Cunkling i'm his crusade Of anger and rrvrnce is
quitc another thing There L. room in New-lork
for Republican party. to bc led hy the Admins
traiion. There is not room Tor another Republican
party, to bc led by Mr. & Milling. The Adminisra-
tion invites all shades and cct- and schools of the
party 10 rally under its banner for the good of the
whole. Mr. Conklng asks the maddencd. the dis
appointed and the reckless members Of the party Ia
join him in fighting aud embarrassing the Admins
trati0n. Every Rcpuhlican in New York can choose
which leader he will follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
THE RACE FOR THE FRENCH OAKS.

PARIS, May 22.-The race for the French Oaks
wasrun to-day and was won by Serpolette III.
Perplexitc was second and Alphonsine third. The
other runners included Marie Therese, Warchette
Eva, Nanette Ill., Gazelle and Belgiratc. Serpo-
lstte ILL., won easily by a length and half Al
phonsine was three lengths behind Perplexite. The
time of the race was 2:20 The last betting was 10
TO i againgt Serpoette H., to against Perplex-
lte, IL to l against Alphonsine 20 TO l against
Marie Therese, 20 to l against Marchette Eva, II
to | against Nancte ILL.,. ~ TO l against Gazelle,
and 30 10 l against Belgirate.
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orous manner, and have doubt about the reelec-
tion Of both men,
Vice President Arthur. Senator Jones Of Nevada,
and John +: Smyth ate dinner together in the st.
James Hotel. When asked about the conference late
In the evening, friend who spent the evening with
them said: Talk about conference: why, con-
ferences are being held all the State street
corners and everywhere else. There is no need Of
formal conference IL s a settled fact that Conkling
and Platt candidates. and you will find that
next Tuesday there will be such an uprising among
their old places in great triumph And they
will be. elected be elected by Republicans, too
There Is great deal Of talk and nonsense
about the strength Of the opposition. Well, you'll
find that the strength of the opposition win be
about the same as 1t was last January. Ii said
that the opposition was very strong then but 1t was
not strong enough"
The question whether the Democrats will inter-
fere in the fight discussed by several Democratic
politicians. The prevailing opinion seemed to be
that the wisest course would be to hold aloof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MURDERER TO DE TRIED; ,
MONTICELLO, \. Y, May 22.-Jacob Gerhardt,
who An De,eInber murdered his sisternlaw 10 % be
tried here tomorrow
ROBBING THE MAILS.
Uo,troS Ne NAV 22-EX- Postmaster Boyd was
arfe last night robbng the post office of letters con
tanning money. They were onnd on Ids person. au nc ao'
knowledgcd his CUNT.
WOMEN CONTEsTING IN RACE
DENVER COL May 22.-Miss Pinneo, OF Greeley.
Col Yesterday afternoon defeated Miss Curtis OF Topeka
Kan In a twenty mile on horseback Tine, os@''
About 5000 persons were present
A MEDICAL DIPLOMA REVOKED.
BUFFALO, May 22.-The College Of Physicians
and has revoked the degree OF Medical Doctor re-
Gently conferred upon william H. Crumb, OF this city II hay
ing been proven upon examination that the thesis npon
which the deTce confervd wac wrsten W Dr "H"n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
PROTECTING THE HEBREWS.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 22.-'The Governor-General
Of ofCharkoffhas issued proclamation forbddng per-
secution of Hebrews, and stating that the Hebrews,
equally with all other faithful subjects Of the Gar
are under the protection OF the laws. Their persons
and property must therefore be equally respected.
The reports of anti-Hebrew riots at Mc9cow are
denied. One hundred peasants on Prince Gortscha-
kOh,s estate, near KiefT have been arrested for
creating disturbances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
ENCOURAGING REVOLUTION.

MEETING WAS HELD IN PARIS TO OPPosl, THE Exc
cUHoN or HEssY HELFAfAN AND ENCOURAGE
THE RUSSIAN CoSsPrRAToRs-sERPoLETTE III.
WINS THE FRENCH OAKS.
A meeting has been held in Paris TO sym
pathize with the Russian revolutionists and
denounce the intended execution Of Hessy
LEHMAN. A Russian Governor General has
issued proclamation in behalf of the He
brews Serpolette III. won the race for the
French Oaks yesterday. The French have de-
clded not to enter the city of Tunis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-23
SYMPATHY WITH THE NIHILIsTs.

FAKIs, May 22.-At private meeting organized
by the rreconcilables to protest against the sentence
on Hessy lielfmann after anumber Of inhammatory
speeches, resolutions were passed censurng the acts
OF Russia, blaming France for crushing the right of
asylum, and hoping that the Retolutionists Of Rus
Ga would triumph