T. The Chicago Tribune. f-ATUUDAY. NOVEMBER 4. l»Tl The prevailinc feeling among reflecting in* n, in svtraol to our local t-lodion. Is that •bo triumph of tin* bummer ticket would lit* a public calamity little Iww injurious to the wt-li'an* of tin* city ami county than the Croat tirciiM*U. The election of that ticket would 4lcEtroy confidence among capitalists over.** when* in the safety of investments in this c ity. Th<* untrustworthy .character of the hummer ticket is already knowu all over tho country ;‘and no man in or out of Chicago who has a dollar to upend in rebuilding tho has the blightest confidence in the hones ty. inu cTity.orcapahilityitihe candidates on that ticket. It Is instinctively felt that, ia the event the control of the City and County Govcrnmenfb fall into theirhaads. ex tra-. a mi net- and mismanagement, peculations and di-honc-ty. such ;w have never before Ikii witnessed in ourmunicipal afiaiiH, will bo the result. How can our citizens borrow money to rebuild their hornet, their stores. their niaTuifacturiem and to ro-ostnhlish their j bu-ims* when all faith is forfeited in tho j municipal povrrnmcnl A people that have %-s»ot fauliicient integrity and honesty to elect hom>t ami capable men lo administer their municipal allairs, cannot expect capitalists to loan them money, give them credit, or invest Ihcir property where it may he eaten up to snpp.ci a horde of bummers and tox-cating tlxiev es. We publishe*! yesterday a clause of tho £lecliuii law vhirli v'arded. for purposes of voting, in tho .-nine light r»s ;i pi.-rxm who has been absent travel' ’ling, and who ha> arrived homo on tho day of election. The I’niou (’ommittco, ycstenlay, received u k-iitT from H*m. ri. AV*. Fuller, who is now in Washinglou City, stating that, iu conse quence of flic precarious condition of la in nlrii. lie is ni»::ldi.*to discharge the duties of Judge of lit*- f irenit Court, aud must there fore decline the nomination for that office. The Democratic members of ll»o committee thereupon pre-ented the name of Lambert Tree. Km}., whose nomination iv:w ratified by Ihe Republican members. Mr. Tree wnsnoli iiid ci ins nomination, anil accepted. We i. gret that Mr. Fuller slmnltl Lave been v under tin* ne.:<-—ity of declining an election, l,*g.t w«- liax enure confidence in Mr. Tree's capacity, integrity, and legal qualifications. The inieji-sts ot ju.-ticc ami decomm on tho bench v. ill ss: 5 s: fully sj'tlsfi&d by his election. The candidate* on t)iA bn miner ticket v ■frankly admit that not one of them lias the t-hghJr.«i chan-v of election if there is a gon •era! turnout of the busines-i men of Chicago UeM Tur-duv. ]*n! lh--y claim llfat thou ffriTuLs of this cla-,- of void's are so deeply en grossed in Jliojr private affairs that they will aegV-ct t*» vole and thereby permit the bum ai* v- to win tin- election. We.are fr?e to eonfervs that thin m tho only danger in the way. If every man who pre fer- the Fire-Union to tlie *c»llavvag ticket tv< ve to vote, it would be elected by an jm- Jn**n-e majority. Tina is conceded on all nid-s. \Ve ask any man who has the good of Chicago at )i« art whether he can afford to ah benlhiuwlf from the judls, and allow the profo-ssjunal oKiee-H-eker* and thieves to .have thing* their own way. An mfknnttal citizen who ha* taken no pan in «*ny politics for several years, re y marked, w-terday, that, while the Fire l-'nioo ticket as a whole was infinitely futpo i rior In every respect to that of- tho bummers, 1 yet thcit- w« ro two nr throe namre for Com m5--i«*rn'rs on it which he dislikml, and that he liad thought of erasing their uamc* and ftubstltuting fiom the othox* ticket; but, when he cairn* l*> examine il, he found that tin* bo.-l xiaxm-s on tin* biiiniiici.V list wen; so far in- ferior to the poorest on tho Fin;-Uiiion'ticket j Zina la- could jioi accept on ft of them, and Valid, tli. refor**, vote the whole Fire-Union ..-ru'k.'t. and that he did not soc how ;uiy eoxx bC’.vittioUd man could do otherwise. WASHINGTON. the porm cvimusv Ku-Ki.rx. ■WA*rsiNoT.»v. Nov. a.—The President ha« United p!t*- Iaj«ial!«-i! to-dav.revoking the suspension of Hi,- corpus In Marvin County, S. t'.. it Lav mg K-cji ascertain'*! that unlawful combinations do not exist there to Do-extent deMTllxil 1»: tlic proclamation sus pending said wril. ami declaring that as it had V’lHy’t ascertained that unlawjul eonsprlraeics do a cxi-i in I'nion County. The usual notice I* given Mich eombinaiu-ns to disperse within live days, lit.- Commissioner of Pension* has relumed frt rn lii* Investigation In Philadelphia. He re iN-.ri- that the defalcation of pension agent t’Orb;-> He will In* removed. /.mUXTMKNT. G<--rg. IV. n up* i*oii'tcd hisjM'etor fit ueral of the fleet hts-pltali. l.ft l- (O'll V=. :or C. I’mvell. late Clerk of the ?*cvond Alt* di;.Otlicc. charged with eoii*]iiracy with W. B. s, ;;-:d others, to tlefraud the State, baa Ken U h .t-d ;a bail. UTAH. ■ISn»«! cm l.iqtior DraJfn ni *nlc Lak»'- (iotd luxrttc-mcni—Alt Qnirt in Jlormon* tloin. y.vi.i i, m>r, Utah. Nov. a.—Tho polire to-day iir.'i* a *-<•*•111 ui**n -‘•oral drinking saloon* for l.iiip without harimr paid the municipal oh- « worv closed 5-ti Huumi-mcil lo appear U>- r.u rrow l>< foie roller Judge Chilton. iinu Trill ‘'itch deliver*. a lecture to-night at I'r. -.0. yui>,k in regard lo tin* high freight "i.ir’i*'- o:> the Ve.ion I’achlc Kailroad. HnnJmls ,/.'i ji.ij.hi r.; 1 mu Ka*t empty every day rather t>an r.n n the ore* ol Wall u\ any pvutn to ah\j>* 1 'i'i.'j n- ha. bet nno more arrests, and not tlie avp.vhenViOlt of trouble. Nothing has i iioiu Brigham 10-duy, or the Apostle iljde. CALIFORNIA. j ,dj r j»l Drcidon Relative to Inxurnnn «'oiixje.iuic** 1 A»*M«tacmx-Bank Full Sxs j’i;\>.vt.-co. Nov.3.—Judge TVvinclle of tho 3*.iti Hi-trlct Court, has rendered ix derision •iJi.'i di.s the validity of the special assessment* ”-n*ekhob.b-rs of ih'Unmce eompanics, levied bx '.i dto make pood the ewpimpaired by the Chi- Vyi fjiiimo of the banks of Slmo «k Co., of Ban Tn-ru-i.-eo. and Hastings A Co., of Sacramento, Bank v id continue loaning op retd citato iit 0 ]«el rent. «s 11 nee Taft, a hostler, wa-killed at Virginia iU xesfet J::v. bv the kick of a horse. chr.-tiati Jnhusen. a Dane, was shot dead by T.» txU'-tiiui Kird.a worthies— bumtnor.at Nevada x x-tet day. Heed xvhs arrested. Trirgnipltir Brevitie*. Txm a’ul-le:*t e«l. yr-terJ-iy, Into the deepest rf'hot’.uel i*l the falls *:xt ls*wlston. Me., with tliclr iuterh*ek«*d. They left their clothlnt on the 1*1:0 name*- of the young ladles are Ada ItH.wn, ol J.’tiektfcld. and Anna Wood, of H.irt william Bitrih. of Bticyrns, 0., «ccide*itely sji< j huiw lf ve-tcnlay while gj int out hunltnx In mpanv with two other young mm. KMint ia a on.- ;.Htl buggv. the wheel hit a ston*' nn l the ~t being e»*.*xvtle«l threw him out and in the full h gun ilhehargefl it- full content* Into liWhsirt >r-ph« Waii-nuun, a member <*f the Rho.l.' l-hipil I. •gl.slainrv. shot hiaisolf la the ho.td. ui I■»•*•. id* are. xesteitlay. Tb.e xvsi’uv. Ictct>’ being linn iu dceliiiiag their assistance. At the time of tin* transfer. Mr. Holdeu.as Treasurer of Hie Citi zens’ Relief CMiuiuittee. had in his keeping, ac cording to his own Matemcut, relief money to the amount of licsidcs the. coutrol of niimeroua consignment* of fiunl and clothing. He torilv refused to abide by the Mayor's proclama tiou.'and, evui sim-c the society took the werkin hand, has nr-girded to turn over tho money, or render any account of its f;xpendhuro, although urgently requested to do so. as will be seen be low. In addition to tin* admitu-d by him to la* In his po—it is stated by a leading eill zi-u of Chicago, a prufcbtdoDal gentleman of the highest standing, and a' member of cue of the lumiieijial boards, tlxat, since the date of the demand ui*»u Mr. Holden for the money, lie kiw in the latlur’a piAaession nuuieroiis ehi-.-ks and drafts drawn iu favor of the Chicago Relief and Aid Hocioty; and nuother g*m tlrnuin.of eiitially high standing, edauvi that Mr. Holden has canx-d to be dlstrilmtod several e-ar load*. of provisions and clothing in the Fifth Ward, which waa untmieh'-il by tho tire, tho lu ovitablu inference being that Mr. Holden had n.-ed, for Hie fm theraueo of his political ambition, the supplies contributed only fur the relief of those bunud out. and only to be distributed by the Belief and Aid Society. MJ{. WIKT ]»i:\TLU*S STATKMCNT. In reply to tlie InteiTojaitoiioH of our reporter, on yo-tffday afternoon. Will iKsxler. E.-q., Chair man of the Executive CoianilUee of tho Chicago lielii-f and Aid Society, made the following bUtt meat: (in Sunday, the lath Inst., the officers of the IMlef and Aid society rectived a communication from Mr.C. CM*. HoMe-n. stating that an iiu]mrlant nit cling was being hold !u the Congregational ehureh', coiner of Wa-diingUm and Ann streets; that In: desired their preM-nee, or the presence of m mi* of them. A- Chairman of the Executive iCuinniittrc, the I’iv-ideut of the t-eclely being aI»M all accompanied by Colonel tU. llaiumoud. a member of our board. 1 wt nl lo the church. Tfto substance of Mr. liohh-u'n communication was that they, by whom I underr-lor-l him lo mean Mr. Holden ami the Aldermon then predentin the Imm ment of ttie church on the Sun. lay aforesaid, were not fairly represented in the money pouring in. After considerable di-env-ion, Mr. £J:»bh:u piosented a writr< n proposition, which ho stvled **A Ceniprmul.-e Mtiu-iia the substance of.which wan that certain mendn't-s and officer* of one society should resign, and certain Alderman and person* indleiit'-d by Mr. Holden .-hoixld t-ike thc.lr place.-. It was partirularly requested that mv place should !>e tilled bvan Alderman whose inline wa- mentioned. I replied to thin preposition that I was a regularly elected officer of a chartered institution. with a liability attached to my office, and could net well H-e how I had tho power to substitute an Alderman in my place, even if he were the must lit jht-ou In the world to discharge the duties. Mr. Jloldeu auil Mime of the other Ahlenuen present stated that they knew nothing at,out our in-tituiiou or its charier, or tho rtspan sibllit v of life officers; in reply to which I informed him that our charter provided that the Itelii f and Aid Society should make an annual report of the expenditure of all money entrusted to it and ike purpose-* for which tlie same was expended, to tlm Com mon Council under oath; that the same sitouhl bo publi-hcd as part of the official proceedings of the found!; that tho Mayor wa». fjroffifio, a member of our Imard; and Unit for many years wv had ob served till- provision of our charter. As neither Mr. Holden nor any of the Aldermen present seemed to l*e aware x»f these filets; but.on the con trary, denied nny kn«\vl“dgo of them. I produced lietdro them a copy of the charter.and also a copy of our last annual report made to the Common Council, sworn to by the proper officers of the s.>- eiety, which I assured them was published in tho eitv papers; all of which facts, a* liefore stated, they professed to Im* in profound ignorance of. 1 ti:« n said to Mr. Holden that, a- till- money was not contributed to the city ns a corporation, bat to the citizens at him*, for the relief of sufferers bv the tire, it must be plain that no official bond or liability given or assumed by the officers of the city covered the disbursement of tin- money whereas the liability of our in>tt null u and its officer-? was equally adapted to and intended for the protection of a fund of this char acter. However, the proposition that 1 ami my asso ciate officers should resp.ru was earmv-tly pressed. 1 then suggest**! to Mr. Hidden the legal difficul t\ in the wav of the proposed plan. and put this rase ns u test: ••MippoH' the citizen* of the Tenth Ward should come to you saying, u rejv re-cntalivd of our interests in the Common Coun cil. vou are an utter failure, and we desire to pul Jenkins, around the corner, in your place, and n spevtfully request that you instantly resign.* and, without auv elcclhgi of Jenkins by the residents of Ihe vvsint. but simply acting upon the reoucst and your own euiitnlcm*e in the wisdom.of the sugge-dion* made a* to v our Inefficiency, you pro ,*,-d to pul Jcnklu* In jour place.” I asked him.as a statesman, whether this would Ik* a regular and legal proceeding. I maj* lie wrong, but I under sPkhl him to si\v that he could -ce no difficulty lu the proposed plan: to which, I replied that, if he was right, it w «mld be as legal and regular for me to slip out of my pla«v as Chairman of Hie Kxtt’u the Committee*, and put therein Alderman Wilee or anv other Alderman whom C. C. I*. Holden, in his wisdom, might suggest. \i this inten lew. ami in the presence of Colonel Hammond. Mr. Holden slab*! that he had re ceived cm* donation of fris.uw, «n«l other sums iu addition thereto, and that he should not pay one cent of the same to the Belief Committee as at present advised. £0 far as I know he hits kept this premise with con-pieuous Integrity. Not withstanding. a* an officer of the Bellel and Aid i iiavo roquoUHl iu '.vrUmsr jicomtnt from him of ail am** of rummy received hy him iu l*ohaJf of the •nth-ror- from tho tin'. I liavo received nonl I iimv nirtluT :nhl that, on that day ami ihodnvtnihM-qucm thereto. 1 was Informed hy t-lranp'ra hehuipn;?, as 1 uuder-tood. to commit t« i>« from dlflerent cities. that Mr. Holden had dL-e SMimty ccunig«d them from making further contribu tions. telling them that, in the prcM-nl confusion, thev had b**lter las p their money than pay it over to vh*Tr it** destination was ho douhmil. The.-e Inmmnnd* were strangers to me. but seemed to lie ri‘xtn*eU«ble pov*on-«. I urn unable to give their lirirnes. but 1 va» informed that they wercauiong the delegations sent from other cities. The following is a ropy of the demand made. In writing, upon Mr. Holden hy Mr. l*o\t; r. o\er thnv w«t k> ago. and to which no au-wer. verbal or otherwise, lias ln-eu received: To f\ C. r. JMtirv, F.vr/.: Tl e >lav<*r «>f the city of Chicago, nnd also the CUP si np* IN JS.-t Committee. bax Inn Uinml «m r to the Chi' csgn K. la and Aid s*vi< ly the fumls eoiitrlli.iUsl i.n om-suffi ter- he the great lire, you are herein- resjevt. fuUv i>«ju*vt»al to d- itv. r to our Treasurer, (leo. M fuOmnii. auv tr.nd« that loav have rc.nchi'd your hand? tor Jliht puri*eM*. either Treasurer of the late Clti -eg-’ t t.inniil t« v, or in any ether capacity. We cm-lost ccpv ot the Major's pH-elnmation. al-o copy oS com inulilcaUuii from Citizen* Committee. Itespcclfullx*. WIHT PtWf.TS, Cbalrmna Executive Committee. ftniuyt>e added In this connection that Mr. Holden, the Citizens’ Belief Cora- Uihtee.haH never made a report showing tho amount of funds received by him In that rapacity, nor has he, although urged to do so. rendered aiiv account of the distribution of those funds. In short. Mr. Holden occupies the equivocal p<»lilou of a mt-tmlhin of other piople’s juonexwho ro fi*K'“ not only to dollxvr the same, but to state how tnueh he has rveelwd. or what disposition he h:.s made of it. ukavv CAr.r.i xr.r. tuiuvo. On Wednesday last. Colmud c. ITararoond. Acting Supeiintx-udent of Tmiisportntlou In the Chicago Relief j»ad Ah! Society, was surprised bv the presentation of a bill fx«r carrijigehlro.amount ing to i'jio, with a request for Its Immediate ixstjutent. A seeond glance at the hill shoxx-ed tlutt it was for carriage* nnd bugglx’s ordered by C. C. I*. Holden, who. It appeftrs, although not willing to hand oxer the ndlef money in his possession, could so far recog nise the existence and authority of the Chicago Relief and Aid Society as to wnd to It for pay ment mormons carriage bills incurred by him. and uiHin hi* own rc«pt»usltiiUly. He wasn’t evi-a generous enough to pay his oxx u carriage hills out of the money wrongfully held hy him. it may also tw* noted that, with the exception of the first feur items, amounting to ttl. all of the orders for carriages wen* given by Mr. Holden after the I3ih of OetxJK-r. the d:ite of the transfer of the rillel matters to the so« iety. and at a time when he had ro more right or authority to Incur that expense, even If It had Ikm-u noox-ssan,-. Hum had the coin nu.nrst day-laborer that dxlves in the ruins for his dally liriad. NVvorthrlcs*. Mr. Holden ditl g.ve the onion—all to one llx-erx- be It ob served—and the following xras the bill rn-sentod. I v Mr. Ib-ktra’A dirx'Ctlim, to the Kidicf and Aid Boeh-ty for payment: nj*£S r-mcxneTNov. t, uti. ChJraeo Relief amt Aid Beds ty, ordered by C. O. P. Bolder.. 1)8. qv*t *ntie Avtnm- IJxvryjuid llesrdliig Stable. K D. PonVlril, Ki»|Hriiilrndeat: Oft. I— Tolvrns-ocd bOggv,sb.'nrp, f;VW OC'. tr. «V* I*/ r-** flat buggy si! t.33 C;cl. 3*. To hrnn-:x.«l boeuy Z henrs X ■'X> Oct. U. To Cf-ntif S hocr* 6.0) Oc«. tr. To tnine-**- t.O) On. Ig *ro rr.;?ii.« G.Ol Cct, J!. TO gsj Ag) Ott. U-. nurtifT 1 day tiA'S THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE; SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1871. Oct. t*«. To horse and buggy 2 hours. Oct- LV To horse and bug*yS tUy... Oct. 15. To carriage 1 duv Oct. IC. To carriage 1 Any IKU in. Tocarriagc 1 day s Oct. 16 To hoi w nud buggy 1 day net. 17. T«* carriage 1 day.* Oct! I?! T<> horse anti buggy'l dav i ic1.17. To carriage i hoars Ocl. 1». T«» hor.-y am’ >uggy 1 hours, oct. K buggy 1 «lny... Oil. 1“. Toborsc iad buggy U bom--. Oct, Is. To carnage otio day Oct. I.V To h.orav and buggy 6 hours. Oct. W. To carriage I day ocl. 10. T*»laWH*and buggy I day... Oit. 20, To carriage I day Oct. at To hor>** and buggy Or*, 2ft, To lioreo and buggy 1 «uy... 0c1.21. To horseanttlmgey I day... 0ct.21. ToeArtlagct day.-...-- Oi-l. 25. To horse and buggy 4 day... Oct- 2*5. To hor-c and buggy 3 hours. Uct.27. Toc«ntajK‘4hour*.... Oct.Se. To horso ami bogeyl 'Etc— Oct.». To carriage 1 Ua> Total. Not knowing anvihlmr about the .bill, and being unaware of any reason why the Belief Society should lake bread from the hungry or chillies fr».iu the naked iu order to pay for carnage rides hv Mr. Holden amt hi- frit nds, O»lon» rllaiiimond M*nt to Hu* proprietor of the livery ctuhle tho fol lowing letter: CITICAOO, Nor. 2. ->i Mndlvui stris-t, Chicago: PF-iUHTt:: A t«IJl ban bccu pnv.etil*Hl to this society for p;»Tmcnt fur horse aud carrlatro hire, marges! as «r. •Icndov C. C. I*. HuWi-ti. 111-our practice lo par all Midi bills on prenCDbitlon. If duly eerttiicd by any agent of thl*«HOletv authorized lo make the bill. Art Acting Superintendent of TrauspoiUUion, lids bill ha* 1»«*n reteired lo me. I tirul nn such ci-rUdcate on this biH. nnd have n«> ovidenne that Mr. Holden b.u» Ikhui autlioilred to ruakeuny bills for this Hi'tety. I pre sume that Mr. Holden e;m explain to you or this Moiety the fai'l*. XVe are w Utuou n-plv lo a comma nleatien s«-nl hi our Chalrnum to Mr. llohlen ou the l?th ult. ivssftilyheisouloftown. I must refer you to him. Yours truly, C.u. haMMI'Mi, Acting Chairman Committee. WHAT POUf Manifold arc the speculation* at fdamlnTd Hall as to what all these carriage* and buggies wore for. Whether it wsiu that Mr. Holden wished to impre-s tho various relief delegations from abroad with a sen-e of Chicago’* wonderful ]*owersof rccui*eralion, by showing them that, al though the city wan laid waste, and a hundred iLousJ-nd people wihout foo*l or shelter, Chicago could still -pare the money lo furulsh a luiud-ome landau and dashing pair to every b.xly who wished to rido almut and >h*w tho ruin-, so that visitors should return to thei." hoipes min bear wjcQf-is that, for prineciv hospitality and lavL-U outlay of eostlv courtesy, even under ihe moit li:“ lrL> s'uPs eimimslnncesl there Is uo place ou earth Ilk** Chieugo (let us hope not!); or whether, as some suggest, Mr. Holden has tm interest iu the prullt of the livery stable fix>m which these exiH-n-lvc turnouts pnicceded; or whether, as many incline lo l«.dicve, tbe'o carriages' and buggies have l*ec-u employed in f.iolliiatiug the progress through the various ward* of the pot-huosu ihiUiic* lans who fraiitienlly maintain that The only way io protect the liberties of the i«eople. sir, and to keep the city and county government out of the hands of corrupt demagogues sir. L- by the election of C. C. P. Holdi n a- Mayor, sir—such are among the theories advanced In explanation of this extraor dinary livery bill. One Hung Is certain,'* ex claimed the Chairman of one of the sub-corn millets of the Ilclicf Society, these, carrirup s could not haw boon used for the Chicago Relief and Aid Society, vvldch lain had no ooo.isiuu to hir»* caiTiagf-sor hnggic- sine** it hesan o}***rntions, and which has not incurred or paid u single bill I here for.” “The only vehicle employed by the society,” Niid tmoth*-rcon,miLt«'s-iuan, “aiv truck-. diaVs, exjircs.- wagons, r tc., for the lUstribuilon of siiie pllcs to the suffering i*nor.“ H> stauds the controvt-r-y betwoon the Relief ft ri* ly and the individual who is iutcnvlv dc slrou- of being eh.cted Mayor of Cliicago,* and such is the altitude of bluer and unnrmuinlcd hostility C- t*. I*. Holden* occupies with rcfcrciieu to one of the noblest ami grandest organi/zitlon- which U«hl ever created for the re lief of poverty ami ill-tress. Mr. Hidden has iu his possession, and refit*-m to give up or account for. tliousonds of dollars belonging to the relief fund, ami needed for the imrcli:u«e amldlstribu llotiof relief htippiio*; and the carriage Idll of fiw remains unpaid, although Mr. Holden has promised the livery stable-li«;*;iH.-r that if the R**- llef ftH*icty ix pudlale it. be will pay it out of his own pocket—that is to >ay. out of the jKs-ket which coutaiuH tho nmobsl relief money. CHICAGO POLITICS. Mr* I.nmbrrt TrccNuLatilulfi! for.tlr. Pul ler on llie Tirkct-nmiiitfn l.nit Kxrulu|<—Anuouuceuicm* lor This Bivainji. the nouirr. Several changes were made in the Flro-Proof Ticket yesterday, the only one of any hupertamv being in the nomination for Judge of the Circuit Court. A cc.mmunicalJoa was received by the Chalinmnof the iH-motTatlc Central Committee from Mr. Samuel W, Fuller, stating that bu.-inev? of a private nature would, he found, interfere materially with the duties of the office for which he w> a candidate, to fetich an extent as to com pel liim lo decline the nomination. lie pledged hi? hearty support to tho ticket, however. promi-lug to uw all lit- luilutneeltoward it-? ♦•lection. The communkra lion w:m retelvtd. and Mr. Igtmbert Tree nominv Icd to till the vaciuicy. This left a blank on the ticket, and Mr. Charles LAVuodnxau was nominated Alderman of the Seventeenth Ward. In Use Sixth Ward, Mr. I>. Kcnifeok declined tkeuomluatlon fur Alderman, on account of the latter opposition in the ward, and Mr. I*. I‘eftdy was pm in bl« place. In the .same wardtiu* name of D. Trncey .candidate for Censtabie, was taken off for the same reason. nud that of I*. Connlly placf-d instead. In the Pcvcntcenth Waul the name of Otto Mul-ehlceh ncr linnltecn withdrawn from the tick* ton the ground- of nou-mhUucc, It being proven that. Uo lived in another ward. TENTH WAttt* IXVl.t.r. A meeting of West £id« is who favor the Fire-. Proof ticket was held yesterday evening. in A PowellV Hall, on Madison street, near Canal. slated the object of the meeting. They huit had a groat calamity. amt wn l aKut holding uu elec tion. To avoid polities. With panics hail, through their committee*, made np a ticked with gnat rare. It was made np of excellent men. But certniu office-seekers and candidate* had al*o rotten up a ticket, the weakm>s* of which wa. Ih>i Men when contrasted with tho other, for it was made up of men anxious to get Into the pub lic treasury. But what wa« needed was the elec tion of men who would inspire confidence abroad and at borne, ami facilitate the obtaining of capital for use la-re. The democratic Conven tion had nominated C. C. I*. Hidden since it could not tind an honest iH-mocrat who would take it. They took Mr. Uohlcn a- a Democrat, a man who was siylug that corporation* would pay ont the mnnev to elect him. A year before he bail prom ised the Central Democratic Committee sto« If they would put him on their ticket for Alderman. They took £2OO In cash, and the uevt day some one told Holden the Democrat* would cheat Idm. and he called on the committee ami began to cry as he told tin in what hi* had heard. There he sat and cried like a schoolboy as ho though the Democrats would cheat him. The Kepubbcnn -orehcad* had not yet made up a ticket, and where they were to pet* votes he «Ud not know. At present the people cared nothing for polities, but to get men who would do their duty, mmidlf rs of party, and next Tuesday would de cide whether they were to have knaves or honest men to govern them. But there was too much ul stake for the coiunnmUv to Indorse the former, and he thought all belonging to the opposition could K-c that they weiv doomed, nnd after clcellon would deny that they had ever had any tiling to do with that mongrel ticket. He was fol lowed by Messrs. Carter. Council, Harrison, and 1,. L. Bund, who wore enthusiastically received. MUNN ANl> TIAUItY Itri'CmATUP. A meeting of the Democratic voters was to have Wen held la*t evening in Tammany Hall, situated on the corner of Indiana and Lincoln street*, apart from civilization. Tho object of the moot iug was tin* muniuatkm of a candidate for Aider man. the delegate* of that ward having with drawn from the sorehead Democratic convention Krause tliev had turn imahle to capture for their party that very office. Accordingly tho meeting was called to order. Mr. Bodner Welch circled chairman, and the balloting for Alderman commenced. But a delegation of Bepnblicans came in and claimed that iK hall had Writ ea gag«-«l for joint back-scratching, and therefore tiny bad a share lu the proceedings. Tiny were a minority, however. and were promptly' sup pressed. ‘Matters would luive gone on smoothly but for the appearance ol Mr. Sorehead Mur.u, ami Mr. Sorehead Barry, who wanted to address the meeting briefly on the subject of the great outrage.” But the Democracy wanted to attend to their business, and ignored Barry and Mimn. Bany and Munu besought the Ihuuoemcy to JMeri to them, if even for ten minutes, but the Deniocracv wouldn't sc<* in Thing* looked bad lor the Sm'ehend*. when a Democrat exclaimed— “Oh, let ’em talk; sme they are like mnnkevs waiting for their bit of cheese.” which*'sally priduced a laugh, and Barry and Munn delivered their orations. Barry was tie* victim o! an error, apparently, for his address insisted of an explanation that he was not the nil'll who sold out the Democracy. The depai hue of Ban-v and Munn vvn* thoMcual for fresa com plications. thejudge* of election declining to act, and a new deal all round King called for. At a late hour no nomination had born arrived at. FxUi.TII XVAKt* MUKTIMJ. A meeting of tli»* Fourth Wal'd Campaign Com* notice was held on Thursday evening at the ear ner of .state and Twenty-flint streets. held nt OTtrien’s Hall. i*l. Clair fUttheriand xx-as called to the t-halr. when it wan determined to held a grand ratification meeting at I'hlich's Hotel this evening. Tlie following juldlllon.il miuc« were :.diuq.. who was* nominated as County C< inml-sioncr i n the Temperance ticket, request ing Jill Id- friends to vote for John Crawford, of Cievio, xvho is the Flre-lToof candidate. -Con-hen Blohme, who was nominated by the people ”at Orpheus Hall. t»* County Commission er, kivs that it w :is done without Id" knowledge ami eon.-t lit. and that he respectfully decline* to have auvtldng to do with that pat ty. -jlr a. K. Inckenson. who was placed on the Sorehead K\irutl\e Committee in the Tenth Ward, . Kunnieu. M. W. toller, and others. —The Ward Rxeentlve Comm’Ttecs are re entered meet the Campaign Committee at 11 this met rang at headquarters. —Their will be a meeting, this evening, in the Third Ward, at the Baptist Church on tourta nxtnue, —The citizens of the Fifth Ward who Mtpport the Fire-ITooI Tlclu t meet this exTaing at the corner ot Collage Olovc avenue and Twenty-seventh strict. —The ciUztusof the Seventh Word will meet tblstvtnlng. Nt No*. 65! and CW Ilalsted street —There will be a meeting this c venire at No. 113 Milwaukee avenue, nt old Aurora Hall, in favor of the Firo-Procf ticket. —The friends of the Fire-Proof ticket in tho Seventeenth Word meet this cvcnlngut the corner cf fly bcurn and North avenue*. Boots nnd Khocs. G.R Rlehsrdfon A; Co.. No. M West Randolph slioct, irr.ke tl*c-lr kip boots entirely by hand. Th« y art receiving large invoices cf Eastern good* exTtv day, tnd have a full and coiaploU* sUxk of turn's, vs tinnV, and children’* wear, suitabiy for tllC tCtttocU. Tbc Klorublir X.lfe, Tii* Ptfiercest of tiie Kopublic Q\\Ly*ci. in f»nfi'>cr roV.utm. vUI Vt* liio Kc.publk r.r.l cot Kcpu'Jl'i Ft.v.. it tufJ:c«= a very for a cocpfvny a lltHc more thru.a year old. The building owned bv tiiL, eoiporaUo’u proved as nearly fire-prooi as out lu Hie city, aud w being rebuilt rapidly aui i-s expected to,lf done In ninety dnyp. The eotnp tnv din not practice its own tfiei*ry of “punoorting home institutions,” but uiourcd iu Englisa com panies, nearly enougli to make good Its lok-h on the f.uUdlug. It will probably be tho ffrst large build ing rebuilt iu the burul district. 11W liua ti.o} 4.DJ RELIEVING THE DESTITUTE. 12.00 «.0» t2SM C.OO G.CO tVoinan'* Aid Mflcirtj'-.lf* kuow IfititiiKiii-Treaion’s Bo a my—Po*t OlUre ICrllVf— Cbicngo <;d Humaritnn tutocinr—C'oroioilicr Report*. 12.C0 1.00 r.MriiOr>u:>T r**u women*. 2.01 aoo ana iw The Woman'o Indu-trial Aid of Chicago was organized on the 27th of October, and tin: fol lowing oflicers elected: ITe-sidfmt, Mrs: W. B. Egan; Vice President*, Mrs. Ji>«a-pli Medill, Mr-. JohnC. Halnen. Mix C. C. Bouncy: Secretary, Mrs. C.K. Antk; Tic.uiucr, Mrs. >V. L. Lev, Ba* perlutendcut. Mr-. Barclay Fitch. It* principal object I*t to provide employment for luo liettor das.—'Rof women hniKivcrLilicd by the great lire. It is al.-o designed to cooperate with tho clutrches and other orpauizutioua Ui tin* distribution of clothing and tho relief of dl-trcs-. While it will be indep,-udent of tho control of other it will endeavor to act in harmony with them. Arrangement* have been made bv which the -oclety ims obtained tho use ofSt. Jolm’e Church, at LnJou Park; and it will at once proc*‘cd to convert HUn rlTurch into au employment room for women, to l*o oiip/>Hod with few Ing nioelilnes and material-, and tilled with indu'triou- women, under Hie charge of a comp*'- tent manager. The women will Ik* paid for their work; ami the garments they make will bo given aw av, or otherwise «li«posi. d of. as may bo thought Ih-sl*. Ladies who have Mill the means to employ others, may dud hero persons competent lo do the m-t kinds of eewiug work. Girl.-, too voung to sew. may tlnd employment iu knitting. Pictures, fancy articles, and orna mental Work, by ladh-.s lmpoveri-h.al t>y tho lire, may be left at th** room for sale. The whole work has Is-en committed to the hand- of women, lie cau-e It is In-Hcvcd that they am moni competent to ascertain and mliexx* the di-tress of their own sex than nun. Contributions of money and mate rials mav K- scut to the TD\u-un>r. or to any othep op auv lucinlH-rof a committee. In all case,- Tuicka-v; ishotUd be addressed to the namo of a IwVtkmiar person, dt St.John Chur*rh, t'ulon Park. hicago. Illittois. trtlu b mall r.f tho di.vpo-iHoii du-hvd. A -i>ocd> and fsi!*' d.-liv.-rv ;d pr->iH*rty w more likely to Teeiin-d by an W 7° me J aQ v Mdctv- .*240.00 v. m. c. a. acksou*i.rr^rmrs*T. Tito Younc Alin’s Christian Association o. Cliicago gnslefully acknowledge the n*ceipt of ?i;.(M3. zo iu money, and 2's) Ih»\cs goods, which they uro now oisjC-itig according to tho In eiructioit'* of the dnuors, at their dcjKU, comer of pcorin and Jackson strecU. to large numbers of needy and grari'f’il m«nv of whom were themselves formerly generous contributors to the caiisi* of benevolence. The association would also desire to publicly acknowl*slge. ou bo half of tho multitude of siuVerer.*, whom Uiey have i»u-.?uuaUy and kimlly relieved, the a.-«lduou.s aud persevering labors of the p.Yi.mu rommlitoc*. consisting of Messrs. Frank R. Alien. Enos .1. istouc and IK'ucon l.athrop; lu'iors by which the valuable dona tions of the Boston brethren have been doubly valuable, a-suniiug I*-*-. Hie form of public charity than of personal friendship. In this connection the association would nL-o desire to express tho gratitude of tb«* -uuVrar- to tbo-ii ladies who, Mtciitlcing the claims of donotic duty ami enjoy ment, have so patiently ami kindly a.-si-ted their suffering sifters nmltbe little ones, to obtain their greatly tussl.sl ..units. Besides nriters, who-s? names were not obtained at the time, we could mention Mi***? Kale Ablmtt. MU* Amlersou. tho Viceliu*- ?i-ters. Mn. Josephine Lincoln, Mrs. Green. Mi** Bnt*>, Mr-. McL-iin, Miss Nettle Obi -*n, >lt>s Jiwnhl:n:oli)senAll*w. Mazglc Holfman. Mis*. Julia IloiVimut. Mis. I>’gnn aud Mrs. U«*uer:il Kastman, and the ladic.s of the UhtLsthin Union. niRXToS'.S BOUSTT. The nwtlng caUt il by the Mayor of TiT-uton.N. J.. immediately after the rtis*. for the purpose of raising Milrx'ripHous tor Chicago, was of Hie ino-t s.'iiipatbetic elumictcr. Taylor’s Oj«-ra House was crammed to overfiowing. and the Mayor's opt nhig addre.-s was mily Inst conclialed wficn a recomnicndathm to tho Council i« make au appro priatU-n of iln.oou wa- cutlin.-liislleally earned. Then the citizens hi-i-psl on prixnte sabsorlptions in :>dditb.in»and thru a long row of figures,headed by* Adam Exfonwith, was written out as fast as a man could write* until tho private Pub .-cription.-tquailed the appropriation. Even that w.i*. insufficient, for Hie htdio- organizi'd a clothing committee, and the employee of Hie. Steel ..ml Iron Company insisted on throwing in a large Mtyi. That is the way things aiv done in Trenton ■when Chicago needs assistance. post omm uuurr n m». The employes of thu Post Olllcc have received e«.iih ibntloim for thelr.rcllef amonnllug to ?i.1t3.- et fiom the following" bonroes: Employes of the Fust Olllcc Department. Washington.’Jl.lU.M; Cleveland. sh">o; Cincinnati. fw2.eo: New York. ?1.( Co; m. lands, FJtJ.'J".: Now Haven. f-Vt: Troy, jeo; ido, Hop; Philadelphia. stoh; Boston, t-ieo; J. S, Delano. >U»: I>. M. Osborno Co., f Tilcago, £42.3.1; Carriers' Association, 5J3.13; Quaker at Glean, low a. £lO. THK r.iVOP -\MAIiITANS. A number (»f charitable h.diea in this city have formed an association. to Is- known a- tho*** Chl- eago Good tM*clcty, M \vho«o object is to aib>rd immediate relief to deserving women who ate unable to make known their wants before the committees of the Relief and Aid Hocietr. They will act in coaijs-ratlon with that body. •’The o!h --eo;s aiv as follows: President, Mrs. John C. HiN'urs; Vice J a rrshlHit>. Mis. W. B. Kgnn, Mr a. F. Ik Gardner, Sirs. S. F. Orton; TaiteUiiT, Mrs. Horatio H. Gardner; Cor- iestM«!dljig.-«-eret.iry. Mis. M. L. Fay; F.erordlug S.. n Mis. Morris Temple: HiVectors, Mw. Chari-* i». Liskt-v. MM Mancie Borclav, Mrs. H. 11. .ShufoMt. Mrs. Lewis Burnham, Mrs. W. 11. bmitli, Mrs. A. f». Guild. cowMtrm: urmnis. Tho rmploynient Commit 100 of tho Koliof and Aid Society found employment on Thursday for tin* followmgpersons: Laborers. 71; carpenters, li*; m;:*r.ns,2: tailor. 1. Total.9;?. —The Hht-lter C<»mmlttco bail roeoivTnl at C on- FrUlay night C,3Gd applications for ho\w s, mill had issued a.034. They liavo rcjrcU'd many applications of persons already pOMcsslug (.411- a..*ise. THE CITY IN BRIEF. Stolen Property. Tb f Bo;u’«l of iViice v i>U*lday pasaod UfC fol lowing o«ib r: OnwuiEt». That th* Wnperintcndint of pollfc brand herebv is (Lriftnl tu notify nil jt-rn-ns having- In their po<*-'.—»lo.n good* or propf-riv of ,inv reported by ihrm to th* custodian o! stoVn proper tv at the rbtond Pr»rij«e: station, romor of Union amt Kladbon rtm f-. nr.-vion- to Tue.ilay morning, Nov. Till; aad that. in ejuserf failing to than report, all U.T son* withholding such Information who are mu-e --utnnUv fennel in wrongful pnssevdon of such nropi-rtr. upon der.Mf-ntitb'utlon of any part of it by the owner, a 111 be proAocmod to the full extent of the- law. Chicago Caledonian Club. At a special meeting of the above Society held at t!.o "Albion House."so Ih-splalm-s street.ou Trt -lay evening, the :1M nit.. Chief Rubt. Clark in th;' c'lii.ir. the following mcnJ-crs were appoint ed to net -s a Relief Committee" for tho proper distribution of the funds so generously contribut ed ;c> the c'.ub bv sister societies in uld of *.b? sufferers bv tho lute tiro: Robert Clarke. No. Ckj West Jaok-on street; D. J. Mwkellar, No. 190 South Sangamon street; James Hamilton. No. 2PI West Madison street; William FomM, No. m West Jackson i*Crcet: A. 11. M*'iif an. No. oo South Clinton street. Tho regu lar imimal meeting of the Club will be held iu the sehool-ioom of the Scotch rif-sbyterian Chnrrh. coiner vf Sangamon and Adams streets, on Tues day evening, the 7th ins;., at oVloek. All mem bers who have t*ooks belonging to the library will plcitoc hand them to the library commiltte. HcVicker in Boston. I-nM Monday evening the anniversary of the opining of the (ilebo Tlieatrc. Ilonton, ami Mr. Arthur Cln-twy cc-h-bratert the event by a little reunion at the Parker nouM*. at which some Ilftv inv it*i! were among them Mr. j. 11. McVicker, of thi* city. SiH-rehes were made the Ibm. the llo>toii ..V.-mi.i/, “in tho plaeky manner which come to 1-c a eharacteri.-tle of that ji-.-ple, and In a manner which was wurmlj'ap plauded." Announcements. The regular monthly nu-eting of tho Managers of tho Erring Women’- Refute will be held at that institution at half pasts o'clock to-day. —McmVrs of the Hilde rhissys of the Illinois Plrec-t mi--ion are Invited to meet at the eoruer of Jm’Vs< u ami IVoria atnetc, ou Sunday, at three p. iu. —A boarding house directory will bo kept at tho r.uTp'-ejbieat llureau for the uecoiumodallon of ruocbahlcs who are now daily arriving in tho city, uiui making application at the Bureau for em ployment. If proprietors of boarding houses for mechanics will scud their address and terms to J. M. li.trlieoik. Employment Bureau. Court House Hpmre, it will greatly oa-L-t new cotuci> In liudinghumee. “C'hicngoi It* Pn*l.rm>rnt nml Futnrr.'* We notice the above a- the title of a work noon to be publMiod by the Union Publishing Com puny, edited by Janie* W. Sheahan and Occrgc C. Upton, of The Tribune. the former known for the last twenty years as an accomplished journal mid the latter familiar both in tho city and eomitry as literary editor of The Tribune, and author of the Peregrine Pickle Letter* It is the iimntanof the authors to give a careful dieest of the history of Chicago before the Arc. Its great pv.blicwr.rks, describing the characteristics of tho nomincm building* burned, showing the pccu li-.ntie* and eccentricities of the Are. with a carefully preoared analysis o! the general ics.-e.- and Insurance. With a full sprinkling of incidents and scenes graphically il lu-liatlnglho terror* of Sunday night and Monday motning.'nnd a carefully prepared statement of all the great historical tire*, with a comparison between them and the Chicago calamity. Thu publisher* intend to make this volume one of the 1 and>( inert of thoscnson.aml to that end will take ample time in its publication. They Intend to make it n fitting souvenir of the great calamity, ;:nd one cvrrv person will wish to preserve. From the interest displayed by our miwt prominent men fq this vohimcovcrt.il others. It wsil not bn per sonal nirtter. but a volume Chicago will send iorth illustrative of Us pact, present, and futuro groa:- uts«. Lorillard Pirr lutnrnNrc Company— No!icf« All persons holding pollclcsln the Lorlllard Piro Insurance Company, of New York, on which there hap- Von >*o will plesso hand them in for can* cvllntiou Immediately, In order to secure the r«> r.;rn ptviolum. Where the policies have been de *-trov«il l»v Arc. the j>ollry-Uoldfr will make a wrlr*!i r'T.t, Itaidvir’n "In*.':. dMit:r NEW YORK. Inunenst lie form Mass Mcctin? at Cooptr Institute. Extensive Preparations on All Hands for Election Day. 4jiiMiorsil a Fair Vote. Daily Seview of the Leadlufc Markets. Npicial lK?pntch to The Chicago Tribune. STOCKS. Kr.w York, Nov. n.—gtocks were tlrm to-day, though the transactions were small. Tho ad vance In prices for the day w:us equal to 1-2 to 2 per cent. Harlem advanced from 122 1-2 to 1341-2; Hanlbal and St. Joseph common from 66 to Cl 1-2. and preferred from 75 to 77; Rock Island from 101 to 102 a-i, and Wabash from r9 i-fi to GO. There is really very life In tho mar ket at present, the business being mostly contlmMl to the execution of orders given by the specula tors striving to advance prlc-?*«. Therein no or ganUtsl opposition to their efforts, aud the result Is prices advance on small and will, of course, continue to do so till au aitcmpt U made to unload. At present it would be useless to make Mich an attempt. Unless a market can bo made very soon t<* «'U on. thy largf; holders will have to carry their load into thojnew year, w Rich, it Ls un der&tcKxi, they arc prepared to do.. GvVtn.VMR>T BOND** opened strong, but were lower at the close. An attempt ou the part of a clique to revive the cor ner In 1507s was unsuccessful. The closing quo tations for Pacillc Railroad securities were us fol lows: Central Pacific, loz i-t to I"2 1-2; Union ineoiucj-'f l t0 7S 1-2: kuul grants, 7S; stoeks, 211-3 to 1-L ftt ui, but the market vra dccliuiHl W 111 5-3. Tho closing quotation 7 t t HI 3-1. The rates paid tot Carrying were 2, 4,3,5 aud per ecut. TfiK MONXT MARKET vns fairly active fur cull laAtl? railway ami lubuNllanwino ccßaleral. The lead ing govfrr»n*n» bond dealers have balances left with them temporarily at a percent, and 7 curren cy in the bigho-t rate with them. It is very diffi cult to negotiate time loans, and commercial pa per, milos of the br.-t quality, move* slowly, and then at about l pci* cent per month. ronnoN uxchanol'. There wa« a «Udine in foreign exchange in the afternoon, the rate- ol leading bankers b*;ing re duced to I«>s for -isty ilay sterling, and bills were offered from woud baud at 10S1-2. IimiADSIViKS. Flotir wa- in limited demand to-day. and with light receipt- price were lower for most Tlie market elo-ixl b«,«\y with a mwlcnUe local inquiry only. (The wheat market wan also dull at the decline. Tin; decline iu Liverpool was rather unexpected, bhippci-v, however, are holding back. Winter I- b*uor susiuined than spring. Corn •jgnrd quite dull and lame, and closed firm but quiet, the demand being ta part speculative. I To the Assiwialcd Rrcss.] Nr tv York. Nov. ;h—'The losses of the Mercan tile Insurant'-) Company are not us gteat us at ilrst supposed. The capital sbiek Is not impaired more than JWpop end. This is more than made «p by tin* stockholder*. The injunction heretofore grunted has born dissolved, and the company Ik now inning polb-le- as usual. Judge Cardozo to-day vacated thy injunction granted by him yt-stmlay against the Mereanlih? Fire Insurance Company, and discharged the Re ceiver. it proving that the omipauVs cash assets above Its capital of «oo.i»'0 am and that alter pacing all Halm- per rent of its capital ■will lk- Intact even after reinsuring. The Bounl of Fire Underwriters protested against Cnnlozo’s action of yesterday as an outrage, declared tho company l*erfectJy safe, and took action looking to a mn.ii tleatlon of tho laws to render such proceeding* impossible hereafter. The Superintendent of the Insurance Department Ims. at tho rorptest of the Continental Insurance Compauv, inviwtignted 2U aflairs. line! Ends its capital unimpaired, and Unit It holds a large surplus above all claims for ln»-ei by Chicago and otherwise. Including ah nmplo ro-lnsumneo fund. The Super intendent also certUlcs that the voluntary additional half million of the capital of the com pany is more than doubly subscribed. lie Is now examining other Insurance companies. KI-KITJON r*\v r.eri’AK vriONs. The Superintendent of Police has ordered the whole iwllco force on duty on election day to maintain order. Under the regulations each can didate Is alk-wts! to have a friend present to see fair plav in the count. The Committee oT Seventy has arranged to have the whole day independent of the' u.-ual occu pfinw of tho bench to protect lamest voters in their rights. Mayor Hair* chief clerk, in a letter to the pre-s promises on the part of tho Mayor a prorn Investigation of nil complaints made by citizens against Inspector.* or other poll otUcer*. Judge Barnard has is-mod an order compelling tho placing of boxes at the polls for the reception of votes .for Assistant Altl-'-rinan. An order haa-also been granted for tho Mayor to show cause Si Monday why ho should not remove the prfseulf Inspectors of elec tion and apisilnl others in conformity with tho law. About thOfO young won havo been « stop Imprisonment for debt Or n® witni'.sfy'tJ, and that helierl no doubt the murderers of Nathan and IJogrrs hud been rti-emered. but the bar exists on the part of .some one who has seen them uf imkilmto Jmprl-onmem. ll'lE GUANO DUKE ALEXIS, It has been rtf-elded that if Alexis arrives by TueMlny, a parade will »»e hold on Wednesday. If ho binds before Tuesday, he goes iiuojndj to Washington, until the election In over. Aur.r.sx or UErr. iTnuf*. Warrants were issued for vvcral repeaters. op crating on the registry lints, to-day. KMI.UO.VIt INJUNCTION. Tho North Hudson Railroad Company hat ob tained :sn liOunelion against the Ilobokeu C an men Countll, forbidiUngfurthcrliUerferenrc with the track, and ordering those torn up relaid. aii». The manager* of the American lllble Society do nate SJ.CxO to the Chicago lllble Society. 1 ‘IF. KOSPN/AVKIG CASE. Judge Ingraham has granted a writ of error la the e-fc-e of Ito-enzwoig, tho abortionist, returna ble at the next gi-m-ral term of thoSuprcmo Court, which lakes plarc in January. ELECTION CHALLBNfiKRS. Tlie Police Commissioner* will allow each re form candidate to-end a man to cachelceiion pre cinct. and will protect him whilc he Ls pre-aent at the poll*. the nocTor.s f.v.ioim'.d. itir. ihk fttri..- Judcn Barnatd has decided that tho County Medical Seeifdy ha- no right to expel Hr. Kutv pam-r neon the charge* made by l»r. Sayre, m Cf.nuecti<’n with a i-airgiral ofionilion. and ha« granted an injunction restraining further proeccu iiiiA against him. M-EF.CIt or O’BRIEN. Ex-Sheriff O'ihlen. Reforui eunilidaio for Sena tor in the Seventh Hir-lilct. iu a la»t night, said: "There are titty thou-and men in New York who will not stamt ihe iliegalluterferv-nceof t’tcse ujal who. -hordtl the iwillce on Tuesday next utb-mpt to pn.veut men from voting, or shield togues n jK-ating. will hang the villains to the ueare-l iatup in»-t." Thl> jmnounoemrnt wa- greeted with uproarons cheers, and shouts of wc will that." IU;rf»RM V^" s MFETINO. The meeting :»t Cvoit-r Institute was emhu-ta*- tio and assemblage tliat has ln-on vvlt ne-neil iu t:»i- city in many years. Hundred- of i minent uc oceupital Hu* platform. Every prole.-slcn and ruuk of life was represented. U It-r --gv n:cu ;ind pohlielans sat sh!e by slue. Thou sands-were coi»i>*‘!le»l Togo away for want of (•landing room in the hall. Hunug the delivery of spe»che« attack.- ;ii*on the ring evoked the must tumultuous cheering. Tho platform was himg with the euMgn of the nation, and in the centre, over tho sp* aker’s chair, was the in*enp tlon What wo are going to do s.baut it." M iiea the llrst -peaker, Mr. Jo-eph 11. Choate, was in troduced, he cou«uieiiee»l-a- follow-: "iWh,i.- ciVirrns IVforo proceeding with my owu discourse. 1 lu-vo Las u quoted to read th.* following. It i-i unonymous, and very important, •AVill vou be kind enough to read the following notice at the great meeting to be h.'ld at the Civ>t>er in-titme 10-nigut; ••OuLb'n* of N>w York arc respectfully invited to att< tid the Political funeral ofWni. M. Twetal oaTnci*lav, the Tth dav of November (laughter and nurlau*?’ at their new County Court II :nse. The i \crclsf A'iH bo conducted by Archbishop OTiinor j Immense applause and laughter) lUlih seventy able assistants. Services will ce.uituenco by aiugitig that ermd old hvran of Pr. Watts, behoving wo ro- V.ce to see the curse removeJ. (Coders and 'inushtvj’.) At th“ conclusion of the singing of li\’iin« on eloquent discourse will bo proatmncod l.v Kev. Edward P. Pjern’jVmt (Applause.) from that most aupropriato text, Lord by tbit- time bo sPnkith." (Cheer* and laughter.) This congre gation W resiH-ctfuliy invited to uitend. Mr Clioato put the muilcnce iu the best pood humor during US* speech. Referring t» the con test between Me-sr*. Headley and O Rrien, he shIJ he thought the imllmuu candidate of the Republican* had no roorochance of going It* the Mate Senate than had William M. Tweed to enter the Kingdom of Heaven. COTTON NT.VTeMV.XT. Receipt* from all j*orts fmee .September 1. 4fli. bah*- ;f 1.115 short of last year. Exports, 175, vrs. or short. arrival or mocmon's. Three bundled Mormon* arrived here on W« dm edr-y. chiefly from England and Scandi navia TUT will have this evening for Utah. A I'DUI. Tiie rrc-Uleni ot the Lons W.nrul Sugar P»eflnlng iVir.rur.v nays that the rep'-ned rtabrirloment by b*' *tT«*tsry is in« orrect. lie t* sallstlcd tuat no emi'errh meat ha* kva committed, and its affairs are iu tend condition. THK VAT nr omcraj-S. Comptroller Green i> ready to pay the l*i ...nliT uud CUv JudfW their salaries. Ho thini* thorn entitled to the sum fixed by the Lo?- i^'iruc— per rear. The fiuprrvisoNafter- i v a r,i r.iac« d tt>: salaries nt Jlo.OoO. but m this _..; lv i ntt m c< i*,ytho Legislature, Deputy Cump tr*c’Ut Green i» onlv vrtillas to pay them rIO.COO. Grt* t: vi eiordav made further removals of court sjit.MUh-.rits and employes in the Comptroller** The paymeut of 2.100 men employed on the anuedttet vn* completed. The police *Nrerc vivd vwuTtlay. and *IO,OOO placed to the credit of the IH eartment of Parks. Tvrri»:». ‘iMtuMeoix axi> coMr.vsr. Hever.il the regular political visitor* incident to theAtlument ul the approaching election, Mr. T>-,Vd vr> loft at can* yesterday." It i.» pratrallv understood that tho keyset claim of *42 ico which bad bt**-n as.dcned l« jsieJc*«u ti. vt* to have Wen paid ycitoriar, nad the ►nil di-nn ctln h-d. but the debt was not liquidates!, and tin* suit still stands. As to G: rvey, and Woodward, noth in-- \-j.R occurred. P.nd the diacitA«ioa of their prcbalo hldin%-i k l>M‘e luu> iJiuortt lost IntorodL H Is -drslttcd ca cvrrv hsud that th.-y have escape 1 rt*Tn }n*th c, and axe not likely to return of thfcir ou .v'ulnlanllaUy deJWvwl the citizens of self-control, nullified their richt of suffrage. nullified tho prin ciple of representation, ami so authorized a hand fvl of c mining and re*olmo roblwrs to levy* taxiv*. create a public debt, and incur municipal liabili ties without limit, and without check, and which placed at their disposal the reveove- of the great municipality vud the prosperity of all Its cltl 2enl l as alums yononr.r. Cyrus Olnwtcd. tho Independent candidate fop the Assembly in the Fifth District, wa-* ye-terday arraigned ‘at the Tombs on a charge of forging his grandfather's name, mpl was remanded for examination- The Georgia I>«l*ln»urc. ATLANTA. Nov. 3.—The Georgia legislature to dry recognized Benjamin Conley, Republican, as acting Governor. A UUI for a •special election for Governor in December was Introduce*!. Resolution passed branding fa!**' Governor Bullock's allegations that the assembly meant to impeach him without Investigation, that tins peo ple did not respect the constitution or recognize the results of the war. STATIONERS. Hadley Brothers, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS, 738 State-st., near Sixteenth. A full stock of Books and stationery on hand. Or ders promptly filled. Blank Books, STATIONER Complete awtunent lot hnl h 7 East Randolph-st., Between Wabash an-jiiiemgan ava. Printing OtWu und Bindery miming heC M T^'\ x P r dcr> now received. J. W. MIIH»Ly»T t) N. WILKESBARRE COAL Prom onr own mines, untouched by lire or water at #9 PEH TON, Delivered In the cltr. Lower rates on cam to country. Coal by cargo constantly arriving, any sire, Also All kinds of Soil Toni. Tunnel. Briar Hill, Wilmington and llorkiu: Valley. BLAZE, WHITEHOUSE CO, Office Cor. Market and Washington-sls. C7*Yimls Tenth ami Indiana »t. Bridge*. All orders fr«un enmity drain rcct lvv prompt i«ttf ntton. GROCERIES. PHCEPaiX Coffee and Spice NliSls, mm, fioiES k to., 13, 16. AND 18 RIVER-ST. Coffees, .Spices, and Gro cers’ Sn»ft>. Real E-tato PiejtlerK. su VVabash-av, DISSOLBTIONKOTICES.^ I>SSSOIiUTI©N. The firm of PF.NNOYER CO. U this day dls solved by mutual consent. LKROV PENNOYER wUI utile tho bastnr*.* of the late firm, and he is au thorized to u>e the firm’s name In closing the basin*** only. LEROY PF.NNOYER, C J. PASTORLY, Th*> mnriufacttire ard sale of carriage* will be con tinued at the old stand by the cew firm of PENNOYER. SHAW CO. Dissolution of Partnership. The partnership herrmfr.ro existing In the Cider and Vinegar business, in the firm name of CUSHING WARE Is mutually dissolved. Rc-bt rt 11. Ware In alone anthorizM to collect the in rti btedner* tine nab) Cnu. and the partnership nrnu-r*. lie will vontinm- that basing on his own aciounl at liO West BandvJpb-sU F. E, Cushing. R. H. Ware. Nov. 5, ijCl. DISSOLUTION. The copartnership he-wtoforc existing under the finnnaiur of E. Thomas, Jr. A Co., is olssobed i»v nmtral tenant. K. Tlu*mas. Jr. will ceatlnr*. ihr busincM and Mill giro notice in a few davs. E. THOM,*,S. Jr. J. W. FOX. Dissolution of Partnersiiip. “The co-partner* hip heretofore exietinff’oetween tin tmdi repaid, ami known as Wolcott «t FV Aorltr, is thl* tiny Clcevlrtsa by mated cen»ent. The cooks will be fiUDdstNo. 56 Cunal-st.. upstairs. 1100/ a jco^ g stovejorcoaiorwood- Thc Brilliant Soso Bnnvo?, eleven, sizes, foC ~%0j2, rOoZos, offices, stores, or f TTnequalledfor econ large Hatailed by omy and du_ ability. dealers in all parfs of the t*., We have a fnll stock o( cheap v to Hit* trade at old x>ric«.s. Offers the public indemnity against loss or damag? by fire, and the perils of Inland Navi gation in the following leading and Eeliable Companies Andes Insurance Company of Cincinnati) Cash Assets, $2,078,- 148.46. Triumph Insurance Company, of Cincinnati, Cash- Capital, $500,000.00, Detroit Fire and Marine in surance Company, Cash Assets, $427,000.00. Lake Insurance a specialty. Large lines. Prompt settle ments. HARTFORD Fire liiskb Cn. HABTFOBD, COXX. CHARTERED 1810. Caslr Capital, $1,000,000.00. Cash Surplus over Capital before Chicago Fire, $1,800,000.00. At a meeting of tho Board of Directors of this Company held October 31, tho following resolution was unanimously adopted: “That the capital stock of this Company shall he kept at ONE lEUXION DOLLARS, and also a re-insurance fund sufficient to moot the require ments of ths Insurance Deportment of tho several States, should any deficiency appear in the re-insurance reserve after settlement of Chicago losses, tho same shall ho muds good.” €3r. F. BISSIDL.L, General Agent, •Office €or. Washington Orecu-st. Applications for In aurance received by S. M. MOORE A CO., City Agents. 379 and 68 Canal-at. The Adjusting Office OF THK 31 Li' r JL’ t7 AJ aiffil taw COMPANY Has been removed from 30 South, Clintom-sl. fo 984 Prairie-ar. MAUK KIMRALT., Jt>s*l-Il'H K. MOss. DAN. M. lUiW.MAU. Fomiulltocot Adjuaimont. tanl Ha The. Adjusting Office on Merchandise, Hour ehold Furniture, and contents of Buildings, of the LIVERPOOL LON DO'/I GLOBE INSURANCE 00. has he cn removed to 6«9 WABASH-AV., where every possible facility will be af forded for the settlement of claims, and as fast as tbe losses can be adjusted, Proofe of Loss will be made up for tbe assured on the Company’s Blanks. All persons who have not yet registered their rlfttmH are requested to do so without further delay. A. J. WINTEBTON, Adjuster. SEWING MACHINES. COIB MEDAL SEWII MUR Our salesrooms are now located at 393 West Madison-Bt., where we will have, in a few days, a full ntock of tho SIM PLEST, CHEAPEST, and BEST MA CHINE in the market. Sapp's Walking Motion Treadle applied to all machines. AGENTS WANTED in every county in tho North west. TAEXrRSTOOK, FEFNOS CO., Gtnersl Agents, KKY GOOBS, J. B. SHAY, Wholesale DRY GOODS, unraum {tlx Bluets Jlrcctlr vest o£ XoT*Shuraan Hoo.se,> Will open, on Monday and Tuesday, Sortß ber Cth and J£h, 30 Cases of ladles’ awl Ocnta’ CADEETTEtU j oicr 1,000 doxen oC Ladles’ and Cents’ British and America* BO.SE, and Ih* largest Une of BIEKIIED and BBOWS COTTORS, COTTO.X and WOOL FLA.T RELS. BLUKETS, SHIWIS, LACES, LICE COODS. BiBBOVK, and .VOTIO.VS yet rcceircd by any boose in (his clly since the flee. Wo were (hr first Jobbing House to metre new goods, and consequently hare the best assort* ment to seteet bom, II OIE CSI'AL LOW PBUES, and tronid especially call the atten tion of close cash buyers to the extra Induce ments ve are now offering. WfiWllittellrsoi! CARSON, PIRIE CO., Wholesale Deitartiuciat, Will open with an entire new stock Oh MONDAY, Nov. 6, in the large 3-story hrich hnildlng, No. 329 West Madison-st JOHN F. RATHBONE A CO, Palwwttn. 30 and 32 .<*>nihr:inal..-t.: tVa’VhooK'.-i'fortk PUt: Fot:n»lr»-». Albany. N. Y. BUSINESS CARDS. GEO. 11. FROST, lii^Smyor&Brailtsii, 500 Wabasb-av., Basement. narLnc -'H my note* an.! plats of surveys anft mad-- Aurirur the past fiv«year o .l am pro lamtl to A<'*k r At»*tJKTn icr tti*« benefit of mv many pa tron* thmn-K out the city nml iimnlr. surveys mads lu all parts of V hu al wM price* and their accuracy aU I’siniL'* «!om* at reasonable raUM. I lu. Mu- uli xuj frlsa«U t<* tftvo mo a c;>lL COMMISSIOSEtf PHILIP A. UOYSE’B Office, a Censro* KalV CAninv**>.«t.. ln-twiva HlcW •ran ami \Valia*h-aw„ CAmr.ii*wluniT of Ib-t-la for aS tli*- >:ato.nac*n\rri:<»rit\s. Notal T t’nltwl State* C\,nmU.--«lencr, .tail of the Uulual State* I'umt of Oaioif. Fireproof* aiyu.-UM. Transportation and Insurance. CHAS. E. CHASE CO, Asent* Kvar*«a Hi* of RleJimn-.i anfl Anchor fin& an i svir.c-freight na u:-;ikl Atthtir dock. f(*ot oc Mirth Office, lictm S Ms*o*lc Utiilitla& corner Uamhfljih ami w'.ir.rt- h&laof lading •wiu\n«!ven. Martae ir.iuiam** fa NVUvmal Insur ance Co., of Horton. Ab-e?*. ?;,y>.-XOO. JOHN LYLE KING, LAW OFFICE, 433 SMe-st, east end of Polft-sL JKcith Krotliors Have reopened a fall and complete Mtocknf •ap-. n.ir.ir.t ry. fan*, hack koo-J-, bu-J.tl* am! fancy* vbi-. at Ki. ii cevt brick comer of Miolil^aa i%. \V nV. Ail orders promptly am! faithfully tilled. C. UiiJjJnrcu’s Nor.'nnvKt-TKits snssn uv?. works. 120 Wf.i* Handolph-at. All 3vsr.ti.sof ladlrV an-l grid*' cornu sa donned te I:. ;;.i tint-»t atjlvat .vniMTpnvVvi. Small Injjjtlls, Law office. 33 Swab a s lx» av. H. A. svaix, F. C. Iftr.VMA, i.utr t;f Jewett. .t Small. GEEEBIiEE bho. CO. Not burned not, but lisvo removed ti> 22* am! 201 West Tweift!r-*i, Having enlarged our warohott,-o and mas. ufactory wo are prepared to fnmleb all kuxdsof our chim i v at short notice. A’© T.lll 3* F VHIjIC. Honh ‘l< No. Ill* !Vt*"t DluilUon-nt. H. C-IfIOREY. Dr. Samuel B. Noble, Dentist, TVtnrrrlv 2a Wpshlncton-'d. OfHe** on south Bite, sonthweVt corner o? Wabn-h-av. and KighUinlh-at— when- Jit run bo fonnrt cn Mondays. Wt-dnonlaya, and Urldavs. Oilier-on W« -,t sMc. No,-ft Hal-sted-at.. b©. twn-xT Wa?UucToii anti Madlsou-nt.. oo TuestLxy*, Thur-davs and Saturdays of each woek. from aa. cx. to i p. in. A. M. THOMSON, WV«lern o>cialioii, placed S&O.OOS dollars In tho imudn of Artimr V. of tho llmio. Howaiit. ami oth. r eonipaaitf-ntPd now ftxol it a plrn.tnre a« troll a* ilutv. without eidiclintlon and AC my own e\p«-i»-*% to publicly and priratoly hoar testi nu-nv to hi* fair, pnuuot. and Lotit>rublc troatme-ut of all tlo -o heavy claliii.s and nl-e» to the K*undm-vs of tho eompanies he nprr.*«Jt.i, aiul tanic.-Uv m-omiueml him and 1U» cthcoi* to mta ami property* owners desiring reliable litdnuuity. If. O, POWFIKS. The Aidine. P!nf.«t UlnstMted journal in Anurira. Men of goo*, character thrown out «-f .inj»h«yui'ni by the late are, and other-, can make prr.rttablcarrangements foras»- cic* thioachcul the M r.«t. M I>JN'| Hl'lu»riilK.Eß» send prescot addreest» literal JffW Ollier. J( s JnEWKH co _ IC.nl-Ql ’.Vi-t- r:l Affair. M lV*Wrfi.»r- OhlCAgl. WAR I'ln-AUTMEVt. M'ASHISO. I TOV CUT, October HO IS7I. J All person* ItcMimr or rlairelns to own vouchers per* Uiltilnc to the .Monism* ImUan War Claim* of IM7. or claiming awards to be found due thereon. are requnfc ed to tend forward coph»of >-nch vouchers, or state* nu ntH of their claims In detail. with affidavit* as to th* fart of ownrr-Mp. to In*jwctor General Jams 3 A. llanlie, IT. s. Army. Chicago. Illinois. Notwithstanding tho destruction ot the List oC Awards, nearly completed, aart of Important evidence pertaining to the claims, su&cisnt data exists upott which to frame a new Lh-t ot Awards without Injurious del.ov. Hr tmler of the Hecretary of War: JOH2C I‘OtTS. Chief Clerk War Department. to consumers oy resawed lumber* We have now in operation at our mill, corner oC Twi ntv second and Ffak-ste.. a band-saw for nss.\wiojc wide lumber, to which we Invite the attention of til parties twine such material, a* It wastes only half the lumber of any circular k&*.v, nnd doe* the work in a su perior manner. OOSi*c.*h AV. K. R. HALT.. Pat-ntue and Managing Divider. M.R.—RcfrrvaoM given to vcfclt'Old Mid ethers who h*ve tested ltd merit* 3