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The New York herald., 1874-09-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK ron foot OF Desbrosscs and
Express Tor harrisburg Pitsburg the West and South
sMp andaS DnSes anr1 and a'rfnf 81" @ and
For wllamsport and Lock Haven. via Philadelphia and
80 81; FOR wnsnspor LOCK- Haven. CORY and
Ere s% ~ connecting &C, s, ny nt Cory TOR nusvlle
For Baiu@@rc. washington ana fhe south-Limited
Wa,hlnS ton exorcs' OF Pn man parlor cars daily,
tDf NJ regular al s;io a. NJ. MAJ and ?. 'sE NJ sun
E1pTsss ,oE snsats,ph@ sa' 9 s;o o,,; NJ l3
80 30 and Emiprsns amt and "s sseend a clnss NJ
'0' HSr s sa si sc = ao * ss g 10 M so g 70 70
aaS a s.,n s9 10 IL ''r and IL night sunday ';s
For ssoSl is y 6 .is "a e. e 1 sSch q "a ss
7:59 $40 10 II &0P. NJ. aud 70 night, sunday, Sd,
For rpa 'a,w"y y" r s. . 80. 7ao oA.M, ,nMlasn so
$40 IN 40 40, s21 6:.o, g. 6:io 10, so u
Pm. and 2 night. sunday, 5:nanl7P M.
i0A NJ, go. t:,j and n II.
For New BrunswicK, ~, and A. NJ, i2M., $40 t3,
5iD. 6:l0, l.. NJ. ami " night sunday. +. NJ
For East Milestone " noon, 3 10 and 4@D + NJ
For Iambcrtyie ana flemng'on 9'3' ana
For Bordcntown. burlington Camden 20 and 80
For SrschG'd &C.; ~ q" 4, a o. apG % aana .aopM
For Farmlngiac and S1nan, 20 A. ". and2P. NJ
'o' SnV Fer h anH via re6h
u and oa,s p. NJ: daily; $50 T. NJ daily, except
Monday. from, washington and Baltimore 9, - H.
lo27 r y. From Philadelphia, $40, 62I $50 ol5
H. ii;6 az ~ G.5 5;5 q. I 20 q; S;!s lo2 sun
Ticket Offices, j2j and oii Bfoadway No Astor House
ana loot OF Dcbrosses ami Cortl init strcct Elnigran
BFcSsyn S6 H. NC and Us Hudson no street, ososcn srSa
d. " BOYD. Jr, General PASSENGER Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, GcncraI Manager
5,roxrxornx tIxu rnp <gu.,ur avn posToS
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
" COMPANY
Tho elegant screw eamship ON MARIO 5000 tons bur-
den captain George H. Socuin, will sail TOR IT. IhomaS
Para fernamDuco. Bahia and Rio Janeiro on W ones
day september % at O'Clock T. NJ, from pier ~ Norm
River. FOR freight or passage apply TO -
WILLIAM Il. GARRISON, Agent,
M
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FRANK THOMSON, General Manager

CTONINGTON LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON.
y The new and magnificent steamer -
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, thursday ana S"tur'
day, and the elegant steamer
NARRAGANsEff every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday from pier SO North River loot Of Jay street. ~
SP. NJ. arrvina In Boston ahead of all nther i'nss
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(oACBMAN OR GROOM's SITUATION WANTED
" Bva respectable, sober Engishman; good groom
careful city driver; city references Address A. A.
WARNER, 24l West 2.d St
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(1OACHMAN WANTS A SITUArION-sINGLE;
- good references Address COACHMAN, box ll5
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COACHMAN, GROOM AND USEFUL ENGLIsHMAN;
~ is recommended as being thoroughly to be relied
upon: understands horses furnace and the work
on gem leman place; also in the city Address b. c.
Herald Uptown Branch Office
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L,OR CARDIFF, BRf~fOL, LONDON AND ALL
+ other points in England and Wales-Thc South
Wales Atanc steamship Company from Pennsylvania
Railroad wharf, Jersey City. as ollows:-
GLAMORGAN ........ ........... saturday, Sept. 36
First cabin passage, so and $50. currency; second
cabin $55 currency stccragc, S3l currency Prepaid
certificates from Carii1. S3 currency Drafts
Tor fl and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCH BALD BAXTER CO., Agents,
II Broadway, New York
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COACIIMAN AND GROOM-BY MARRIED MAN;
" thoroughly understands his business; or would take
care OF gentleman's place In the country first class
reference. Address W. NJ. box III Herald office.
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coAUHMEv AND oAuDESERs,

A GERMAN AND TWO DAUGHTERS WISH SIT
~ uaitons; mao as sood gardener frst clay refer.
am stress the other instruct children in all
music included. Address y. LITZ Mr.. DYKE,
Montclatr. N J.
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A FRENCHMAN. FIRST CLASS COACHMAN AND
~ groom, with best city reference IRON this city,
situation. Cai at or address z West sd St, for two
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VVANTED-A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN TO SOLICIT
w orders tor mattresses and bedding among steam
boat companies, captains and shippers salary ana
commissions none but those acquainted with the ship
ping trade need apply. Address MATTRESSES, Herald
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DREwERs.-A FIRST CLASS MAN, STEADY AND
ID reliable rs ready 10 make immediate cngagemon mt
rev; can take entire charge large estabish.
mcnt II desired Is likewise practical mpltstcr refer.
opces bic. Address BKEWEE John 6, " hte
h son, Albany. n. y
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CoACHMAN'S SITUATION wANrED-BY A SINGLE
~ man; city or country; Is willing anc obliging best
city reference Address C0ACHMAN, No East 2slh st ,
private stable
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4 TTENTION !-HAvING RECEIVED VERY LARGE
n orders from for Wearing Apparel, Car
pets, Furniture, &c, it compels me to the following
prices;rOr Dresses 81 to $S5 Coats 81 TO $0 tor
rants to$7 BY calling or addressing Mr. or Mrs
ROSENBEkG, No 246 seventh avenue Second house
above Twenty yiourth street, you will literally dealt
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COACHMAN-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PRO-
y cure situation for competent, Trustworthy man,
y. R., $40 broadway.
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(,oAcHMAN's SITUATION wANrRD-BY A FIRST
~ class OF good habitA lust disenRaged
Direct ]. B. nIewster, lAo East 18th St
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NATIONAL LINE. .
The most southerly has always been adopted by
this company to avoid ice ana headlands
From piers a ana ~ North HIvcr.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LivEnPOoL.
ITALY sept. IL, A. ". ERIN, sept. u. ; +. 81.
SPAIN, Sept. 10, 10 a. NJ. Egypt, Oct ii A w.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
HOLLAND. -, Tuesday. sept 22 Mt i. ".
Cabin passage, s7ni SO CURRENCY. seeragc at greatly
paid steeragc tickets from liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply ai the cnmpany's office, No. 81 broadway.
r. W. J. II CkSi, Manager.
1,O LONDON DIRECT-THF SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
i HOLLAND, lucSjav. september q For passage
from 10 London, Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow.
Derry Belfast ~ lowest rates apply at THOMPs ON'S
Passage Office. % Broadway corner Rector street.
ISMAN fINE-sOUTiIERN COURSE
Royal mail steamers are appointed TO sail as follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlN ERPOOL.
CITY OF mon fkE Saturday. sept H. Mt II A. N.
CITY OF BKUnShl.S. SATURDAY, cpt ~, at +. ".
CITY Or CHESTER. saturday, Uct 8 NJ
CITY OF RICHMOND aturiay, oct H. al =. VI.
CITY or PARIS. saturday, oct L. at 10 A. NJ.
Cabin possngc ssI and $50 gold.
s,tccragc TO AMI from all points ~ reduced rates
Cabin ana general Office No ID Broadway
st.eragc Offices, 80 broadway and bcr j North River
JOHN g. DALE. Agent
MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
Nl Holland Dclgiun the shine switzerland tc vi,
ROTTERDAM
BY steamship SCHO1rhN .......... september II
By steamship MAA October
mail to tho Netherlands are well known the regular
PUNCH. sDYE Co, L. W MORRIS,
General Agents. % Broadway.
, 1874-11-03

ffoH+ E1a LGDfeIHf {HH''s} Ib""ts
The boys tell n good ono on Jim Darndollsr'
of the Usage Agency. It seems ho had sent hts
wishing to full.blooa osago squaw who was to
have It toue and bring it homo OH Saturday
night. Tic aquau failed to fulh tho CONTRACT.
however, and on sunday Jim bad to go to church
with the auino suit le wore during the WooK. Ia
woman @ to "bs!as tIau shists," llo had iust got
mnistor llaa oponod up /" tLunaor ,t tones on sn-
dian With paohago under Ills blanket, who bo'
gan mailing aii kinds Of unintotllgiblo signs to
PR rond Jim appeared To- h t%1s Is s{' no nol;o 9 81
ners and frsi,tio rosllculat!ona tho Indian had
attracted tho attention Of the cntiro conHrosa'
lion, and fas!y hosrtled our hero by drawing
forth shirt with stnnnlnGly claan front, aey'
eral l,air OF socks, and oti,er things TINT 60 tc
complete q fashionable young man's wardrobe
This was too much for him, and lIo Immediately
aroao and bcckoniug she persistent lauaury.0lagk
, 1874-11-03

feroncs. Konnoay WAS arrcssad-1Ti!llan
Flynn and Charles Slnitl. mot IN saloon on
Woat Laho street, nonr tho bridge, about
tio % esmo % disputo M arose, and Flynn claim tlat
smith etruck him, aud ho drew revolver 20 uo
fond himaof. Bnltli followed hin oiis on
the ailowalh, anh When ho Attempted
To strike Flynn again, tho !astef
fired four shots at him without
efroct. C.ti2ona OH tho Htreot, who SAN tho
atooting. caught hold Of Flynn and gave, him \
torrible boating. lilo faco wAn Bwoon % biE III a
Watoia aul Urabb app ared OH tho ground aud
arfostad both con,bathnta
Two Wcnt sldo atroot-car drivers ontorcd tho
jowolry sto1o ot II. Ite!s, No. q Woat Madison
street, yesterday afternoon. md aftcr boing
shown nomo wltclloH walkod out without ptlr-
chasing. Mr. Koil discovered that ono OF tho
timokccpers was niHrng, md causod tho arrest
Of tho parties.
, 1874-11-03

THO Hon. Mictaol cAaoy, Of Limerick, ireland,
arrived here yesterday. lilo Ia accompanied by
Il, q. 1Iannigar, EaQ.
THO friends Of Gen. Logan will bc sorry to
learn that his hcailh atill continues feeble. Iie
will leave this woek for Washington, but he will
and 1t necessary to spend Bome time In South
Carollna, porhaps in Cuba. 1t ia hopod that
fow weeks Of rest Under 1nidor akiea will restore
him to hls scat in The Sonato.
Thirty Chincso ohlltlrou, their ages varying
from 10 Ii, ,no. Glenn, intollcctual-l looking,
with tho wonderiully-clear olive skin OF their
race. a tow wearing tho Hatia kusa.boota and
yellow ellk collar that betolens royal blood, we're
ss.rgs Of ii kvoDsK4iin Ia cosmmisstonss MI ' 81 hs as
, 1874-11-03

LONDON
Hirau1 Thompaon, an American travelling in
England, raa brought before tjlo magistrate at
lha now-Streas Police Court IN London, on Oct.
lG, CHARGED With dHchhsging loaded revolver III
Coycut UalIlon Theatre. to the danger OF tho BY.
ntuutlors police oltlcoE aaiA that OH tho pre-
yiois .iigit about t~eutY niIl,,te6 to y, ho WIS
Oh duty in tho lobby at t.oycnt Garden. whom tue
1,risonsr was brought out from the promenade
bY two Of tho assiatauta Al tho theatre. Wltnaas
was told that tho rlBonar had flied on revolver.
Tba prisoners right.l'and eoas~poeket l'aa hole
through II which atnolt iasher Of POWDER: ~.
assistant ut Cayent Garden Theatre satd ho
lleurtl tho report, and Aav tie hnoke coming
from the priaonars pocket. iio At once took tho
revolver fron, him and gave him in ellargc. No
ono was hurt. although tue promauade WAS
crowded. htr. Abrams, oN tho part Of the do
| fendans, said thut it wan purely Ri accident.
| The prisoner WAS In tho habit oT carrying 70.
| yoYor ahunt In America, and on coming to Eli
| gland lie had forgn!ten to caye Off tho cuKtoM.
In getting hB handkerchief out Of llib pocket I'D
had accdently ilrol tlo revolver, 4 aontloMan
oaa1o forward and gave tha prisoner good char
motor. Mr. Flowers said that hu wAB Inclined to
Le'tevo that it WAa only an accaant, although lie
hAd hoard that Americans sometimes fired ut au
adversary through their pockets. lilo should,
therefore, merely order priHoaer TO enot into his
oWn rccognlzanceA ln tho Aun OF .E40, and find
Qua surety III E30 for bis future good behavior.
, 1874-11-03


Tho LauioB' Cook County Temperance Union
mat In tho chapel of the Methodist Church Block
yesterday afternoon at 8 oclook about 100 being
pro'ont. In the absence Of tho President, Mrs.
uoolRo hounas occupleo LEU o.'"'f' 1uo "eo."
Ing opened with singing reading OF the 40th
Psalm, and mayor by Mrs. Vau Osdel
On motion. a cornmittoe OF tl,roo. connstnc
=. A.. WI ~. -. f.,.u -. nfra 1,,.hs
VI "'n' "Ha'. taiS' YOU ooos'' e"4 T.,".,.
"aa appointed to wall upon Ala5os eo4sln Aha
reguset him to enforce tho ordinance prohibiting
tho sale Of liauor on election.d day.
n1.os .ao ,a og,an'sss s.. f,~ ] n,ano,ts ~ ,. ~.
nnes'oh, 'no 'auloe opons ~" uon =. ~. :.
fesing client prayer that ther efEahd might DO
crowned with Huccess.
After tho s,uEiue Of !" uock Of Ages," Mrs. F.
r. Gr;r,,tt. of MI r1n;or q vaa called unon.
-, - ~. ~. - ' ~ oAson' ~ u,.H -
anu 7A'o 7no nao moro 70 gay ~ "on'o" Au"n '"
mon dou hhd wonderful work Tor tho women
Of AmoricA 70 ACCOMPLISH Women "ere po-
cullnrlY ndanted to work Of relorulhtory char.
aotor thoy haa nan1e!esB somo1'tng about
them thas HaTe ttem iaith in doa ann hunlahtty'
otch mage pfoHaea to women 1uioRcf thata 70
ia mon, aug kept mem better Goa h1a inat,sn!ga I
s1lh ta,npeianc' reform, anu wien tie aia no llo
no. no. oaT nsaas tae ciaalcatlon OF tho g'nn' owl:
pe1 mautod 70 hhoT 20 woman tl'at tho "otk
OF tho Wofid did not all belong to men. II "aa
mmlonE tot Women 70 eit down and spend tholr
nsit.a ~ tulo ssIip". ~ toof ptayea ,oI tno ox
H.. ~ T1at ,,,v1. st'.f t'1u ~. .4 I47S IL" t
1or ". nua Wo1koo lhfonEh Liz aplrat aud nu,
man lhssfun.onsa'it3 M eamoinea. Whon they Ieau
ol nope"ncaIsou " !"'shlona11ca gong 70 heathon
!anas, u utpGatteu .,, 10 gtahd and hoix
aensosS'aots, as, W; soS itutSos tuo neatnoh nli
utou'r4 saeA. ~ ~ no"p " aan .no5 conaeeF1tou
.nomeolses 11 10 20 '9e tagIe tnug .nnss eve nln
.el! , "ein aiso' ~ MT Gloas 10 ma'fy
eus W ;. ~ "'''' A""et" "no
o'Tmne9 ene4 Htsn .i,ns ti,;nit 9s.et d,v i'm
nateM n .ney .tloa ,, .,Is J.etS Wy lvo ElaFon
WoIo % h,iea "'t afkn1a1' ata s anu nos s up
.,.,.,inns ,,ru ' sI,a f35r;fTo+1, 1aaa
related several interesting inci1epts of tbs cru
aadn n,oyon1ont in Ohio. aud said tho cr,1snlie
moynmont I,o,1 hnd ifa tav and lad accon7nf,a1,.
""u ~ ~. ' u ~. ' g; J ~. or onr 49, ~ a,Iss;a., !,
ca its HofS; Ia s"p etaIeh ouo bnlgonlsih -
---Hilo Calico tnem-lad hcon con4erted, anti no"
| tl'ose who had not liatoned In mercy must lsten
| in Judgment. As to tho work In Chicago, aho
ssid nubllo sentiment must be Horkod up +;
nlolpea shoufa be circutated: youue ladies'
si,o,tid cn@nh;n. and or1an;To .ntl r. iiow1,
1i'sst H.. a,,f. ~.i1es- - nt1 s,,,Fs..i,.a,
, 1874-11-03

CRIMINAL RECORD.

I%asl,SAA ~, e9uNs.
J0d9e oooos-1na No'cIhpct tos'o oFeaoo' WIN
Judge Of tho Criminal Court on thu Dench.-Tho
Grand md po.lt Jurios wcro impancled. Tho
x-1,..~:,s :. a.. uat - H. Cro,a I,xo,.
.. .oilo"4os 49, - NV aas y. 'H nl1'.au'. - ""o' =
Aennen TAYLOR foreman r. hancocK D. H.
Millor, ". II. Cunningham. Charles Donnclly,
Phillip steinmuol,er, q. a. drlis, N. s. Herrick,
r,,,,,s shrf,t6t r !, aook;ra n. r. wnt1,ina
y, 1r"a' :, rs.;e,.o" c. =, ,To.. T,on,.. 49,
W. u tIasoeo' aet Ia Mo"se| Ano.u1o Nopp. -
H. 'anuefopss ~ n.a " ya., aa,n H. ~ 49, r nm
nrif1caa, T. p. E1icott. md G. Huuyau. Judge
1,ss.1. tr;.n,, ,h.rood t,,o i,rv ,nd ro., ,rlod
nootn o.1e.g cnaiseo !no 1uty' "nu 'onlashea
that no had learned that 1ho last ufaha 1ur5 had
negatives in tho notorious McGa1y- -McDon-
IA ocao hr aondnc for and he.rinr
~ 'at.o s~a =, h.h,ls ~ tha daf,n.o mia 1m1ao
Msaesssa ~ ~ ;,an ~ thet ~ t,as s5 ~ rIa,i
to honr otho tsn he @ tof o
ou.on; ano tnns .uou ~, o ~ ;,;at aul
ctehs tnes tnSs Alust nos ~ W -. a.
mani, Iae Cufs 'nEn H. ~ s sII' n moHn, IT,
inE a. ~ ootae csoss ; hsc;n 'n' ss'' u 'no
JUSTICE Gounrs. E; ,u.o, y,u
JUSTICE boyoe"--tgn rnlaesan, at1esIou ~ iot
tue arcens OF CT; nG,ongs e sIss na - tnsR anh
son nea 10 Lac .rrescd sor a. aassntt oa u .;3 1'v
doadly Weapon, vitli intent to kli Hattie John.
aon coht'1neu t .no ~ inns. ~ ~ oGt ~ Su!p'
-Ihomas boya, essoa.ea 'oE n'a"G.o"s n's.
chiet Mein ~ suo Hl'annn' Suutt ~ oau "
s4oo-N,l!ian 5egoie. ntlessea LOT erod larceny
cont'nuou l1ll wv ta.n lust. II. oai " ~
summons, arrested 'eE na SnGtaIcy contlnuea tli
to-'uorrow ~ Dali OF Saou.--ifahK A!. fatham,
aF1ontGd for larSehy o. pfoporty nolongIaE 10
r. y. Bro"ef 1lnea ~ al,a eei'tGneea !of ,on
and John Conloo, arrested for vsgIancy and e,l
AWndllng IN fho bu1Iao onslneeb; f!ned $1o
, 1874-11-03

Total. .$3e4 $50, $50
Tho total assessment On National Banks, which
is included in tho personal property asaesamont,
ia 81, 8,358 GQ0.
As Boon NJ the Common Council pass tho or
dinauco leyyiug tho tax on tue above asseas-
ments, tho work Of extending tho tax and pre-
pairing the warrants will be Immediately can-
inencod. II there is no unexpected delay. Tax
Commissioner McGrath expects to havo tile
Collector by tho 10th Of December. It will be
econ. on comparison with last year's ausesa-
naonts, that there has been falling OF Of nearly
IS, 100000. This decrease is uearly uniform in
all the different assessments.
, 1874-11-03
THE HOUSE.

The House Of tho Forty-thtrd Congress-, At
its Adjournment In juno, would havO divided lin
= full votc) 202 Republicans, 90 Democrats.
During the sesaion the Republicans gnined scS~
srsl seats by action upon conteesod.elecslon
cases. These changes arc embodied in tho fol-
lowing casefully-prepared table, showing tho
Representatives by 8tateB, viz:
, 1874-11-03

Important to Travellers.
When YOU visit 1eava the City Of New York, aave
carriage hire aud stop at he Grand Union Hotel sp-
posito the Grand Central Depot It has $50 ot-
gantlsfurushcd roomp, and IL fitted up st expense
Of over 100000. European plan.
, 1874-11-03

0H&0k3*"*V11 33V9%V*A2
Ara row on aa{c from Chicago to Jackeonville Fla,
and return via. Kankakee Line Or rittsbusg Cincip-
natl 1T. Louis Raroad. Tlckota arc good TO return
Until June, 1875. For further Information, apply 1t
Office, No. III Randolph street. L. GALLUP, General
Western Passenger Agent.
, 1874-11-03

Recd's Temple Of Music.
Fine rosewood pianos, prlcca $500 Ia S7oo teEn's,
40 cash, balance $25 per mouth. Splendid organs
nth si1 stops for $l25 tezms $23 cash. baanes On
monthly payments.
, 1874-11-03
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER

tho Ro1iof Society, reports TINT tbroe earn Of
bcanB and ono car OF driod appleR, Will, a uusn-
ttty OF boots and nhocr, woro nent forward yea
toiday by tho lpcat branch.
, 1874-11-03

Tic Seuators Hhoae terms expire in 1877, and
upon the election OF wlloso succcasorn may then
{but not soones} depend change IN the political
majority Of tho Bonate, are ae followa:
, 1874-11-03

A meeting Of tho Executive Committee OF the
Chicago branch Of tho Nebraska Relief aud Aid
Society was called for o'clock yesterday in tile
Office of tho Secretary Of tho Board OF Trale. A
quorum not assembling, tho meeting was not
organized. Tho branch haa been two wceks in
exiatence, and their solicitations for money and
supplies already aggregate In yallo about $4,000.
Tho movemcnt originated in the Board Of Tfaao
by 1oason Of tho knowledge Of tho dcstitution
caused among the farmers by tho chinch-bugs
and grasshoppera. Z. 0. c. Ord. Major-Genera
commanding tho Military Department. OF
the Platte, who Is Chairman Of tho
Nebraska atata Society, has heeu instructed
from Washington to aasist in the distribution Of
suppliea, and iu contributing to tho relief OF the
suttlers in every Nay In bis power, Tho oxtcnt
Of tho destitutton in Nebtaalia is hnrl'y realized.
Con. Ord has reported to tho branch hero that
the bodies Of pooplo rho died of starvation have
been fonnd BY his men in their marches, and
men and women hava been discovered whose
only means Of subsistence for weeks llas been
clothing, which they gnavod at Al rats dn.
Tl.e subscriptions BY tho several branches OF
f~nja }vo1f fh,1H fhr IRA
, 1874-11-03

Tle wholesale grocols contribute goods aud
money amounting to s210; and tic 1nenl-
hersot tho Board Of Trado s9,a5p. Of which tho
largest subscriptions arc tloso Of Armour. Dole
{ Co.. $500; Munger. Whooler Il Co., F100; J.
l. Il. buckingham, 800.
The lumber dealers haYe eout in t290. tho
druggats s150. and the clothing dealers &l00 In
oaah and articles Ut weAr these Isis arc not yct
complnted.
ill, Cooley, OF tho Executive Commtttes Of
, 1874-11-03

The Bonra OF Public Works yesterday awarded
tho contract for the construction Of tho two-con.
ducting wro cablo FROM tho Wator-Works build
lug to tho crib, to George II. Dliss & Co., tho
ouly bidders, At price Of a3,oia.
The appropriations mado for street improve
mentB in each OF the threo Divisions OF the city
asc nearly all expended. Commissioner Wahl,
Of the South Division, has abou: s3U00 loft; ii
necessary ho will maiso temporary use of tho aur~
plus parl; fund, Commissioner Thompson, Of
tue Wost Division, has about $4,000 remaining.
He thinks ho can mansgc to got along until tho
next appropriation. Commissioner rrindiyille,
Of tho North Division, has barely anything loft,
and iB at q loss to snou what to do.
A delegation from tho Ladies' Temperance
Uu!on, consisting Of Mrs. Wirt, Mrs. Van Oalel',
and Mrs. Hobbs, called On Mayor Colvin ycator-
dny afternoon. requesting him to order the
cloaipg OF all saloons OIL election day. They
wcro no1lpiuBscd. hoHeyor, when Ills Honor in-
formed then, that lie had alroady issued proola-
nation to that effect, 1t was oylucntly more
than the ladioa expected.
A committee Of tho Citizena' Association, COM
posefi Of haeEara. =. G. lnrneu, L. B. Boomer,
and r. p. Doriehsou, yesterday presented to tho
Mayor tue petitions ior tho Reorganization Of
tho City Government uldcr tho General
incorporation act. I4o Mayor received ths
n1iont for tho receipt Of them, which
was countcrsigncd by hIr. Moody, Deputy City
Clork. Tho petitions arc signed By many Of tlo
most influential men Of Tue city-in fact. nearly
| busness-nlnn. Tho actual count Of the Bigna.
tureb ia l5,O7o. Tho petitions niil bc presontad
| to tho Council at it's uoxt regular moosipg.
TIE ASSESSMENT.
The omrloyca Of tho Tax Commissioners Of
Gee yesterday completed the footiug-uP Of the
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.
Names Of Senator's and Representa-"
tiycs So Far as Elected
4 Rovisctl List Of Candidates Tor
tho House In Twenty
four Stntcs.


THE SENATE.
rba terms Of tvonty-fye Senators expire
March Q, 1876, and elections havo beon or arc 10
to made for tho succeeding tarm ~ follo"a:
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1t Mil bo aeen, from tho above, that Demo-
cratic Successes miat be svooping indeed, both
this year and in 1876 to make the Senate oyen
%lote or doubtful two yenxH hence.
, 1874-11-03

NEWTON DooTn.
NItiia,n ", Eaton.
4 DenIMflf.
Il Republican.
I'M. Fiihk,tty Rhv!e.
Branch K. Bruce, {.
A Republican.
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!. George 4 La Do,s.
!. Charles II. Joyce. 5. 'aeorgs ". ueuace.
=. Ito es s&ected to-iay.]
wEsr VIRGINIA.
!. Henjamin HiisoA, 3. -trank Hereford.
SUMMARY or GLEcT1oSs ALREADY HELD.
FortH7fonrfh Can0rrss Farty.thirt Cuagrtas.
npsst ne!aosrss nis!1stn' ispc1s1 q
CANDIDATES FOR THE HOUSE,
t'rho aserhk ~ denotes members of tllr present
House; 6. asaNts for eolorrd.l
Trsasf1 & H{es'1iss Ms'1itss ie1sy !araso
g. Taul Bradford, william II. t3pttr,
!. janaea 7: Jones', Charles 11aya,'
J. e aoasmts nj ". iisrit.. joseph il. iioss,.
1T BurweIl j. Lrwis+ Alexander white,'
L.} William Il. Forney. ohr'Atopper o. sae.ts-
!. Wiisn. His +. so1t.ol,s. johM ii, clayton.
Taoas Mam i: i: Gass a'iss o;a4ies % IT, hsn hsaer.
pELAwARR--1.
tames williams, june. II. Loaaaa.'
!, John A. Henderson, william, !. lus.nau.'
1Eoao1A-9.
i. Julian H.rtrldge. John Z; bryant:
=, WllaM T.. Smith, lticlaEt H. Wh1teley.'
). Philip Cock JACK Brown.
mos Stay L. I. o.aaer, @ Joseph q. ": Siii..
s. Jan,rs II. Dlo..ut,' sasnuel Cove.
7. William ii. Dabnsy. wt!!tsns II. Felton.
d. Ale1. II. stephenu, william II. 1larFisou,t.
g. Gsr1.ctt Mchiillan, John ". O'Nsa1.
lLL1NoIs-19.
l. barney g. CauIheld, Sidney Hfntth,
l. Csrtef II, Harrison, Jasper D. Ward,@
a. John Y. La Moyns Charles y. f4rwe!I.'
l. John r. FAruaW0rsh, htephon A. Ilurhut,'
q. Issss Il. Elliott, Thomas j. llentlerson.
r. Ah1andsF Campbell, Franklin Corwin,s
4 ysmns a. BAype, 1roenhury L. Fort,s
, 1874-11-03
ALIEN G.. Thurman.
1 Republican.

!Sttnlsit. q. lIaxty.
'tsoorge 7. Etinas1rda .
PolxYf E.. Hithtrs.
Il Dxln1erdf.
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1AnDNER-HuMPltNIY--A tho .ouaenco Of +. =
f. Me:s, s W vnaHxsaas ost t91 by tho tov