Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1874, Page 1

YOLUME 28. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, OCTOBER X 1874—SIXTEEN PAGES. . BOYS’ VESTS. . OF0, GILBERT, 1d store, which o bage 1omOTed [ X he July Eire e eajo the LARGE SGANT STOCK OF. **RIGE AND MEDIUM FORNITURE! i Furniture Establishment obe fmgfig Tluding o great veriety of in the €0 ic apd other French Fancy Goods. et 108 from Paris an invoice %, 8nd ST and Surplos Foud - - - - FINANCIAL. THE STATE Savings mstitnion, 80 & 82 LaNalle-st., CEICAGO. The Oldest and Largest Saving Bank in the Northwest. Pai Tp Capial - - - $500,000 50,000 Cemprising Stustien, Bixdr, Gome Tonl |-, Deposits, Threo and One-Half iz e Clocke, &c., &c. all of which | Miliions. 1 3};11 b sold 5 Bui’:neis exclusively that of a Sav- ings Bank. 3ach Below the Cost of II].I-. Intercst paid on Deposits at the 'tfifion i rate of 8 per cent per annum, com- ]lOl > pounded haif-yearly. articularly invite an examination of | ~ Seventeen years of successful bus- Wepsiedlend FRICES, whioh will be | iness. feupd LO“I’EBM“"Y responsible house Drafts in sums to suit on all prin- b e stock has been hought within cipal cities in Europe. thp lest ibree months for CASH, At Very Low Prices! tivwe can end will give our ps- Conseouen! o e s Sirles and choioest goods 908 G WONEY ihan any ctner house. GEO. GILBERT, 187 & 269 WABASH-AV, FURMET 259 & 271 State-st. Iower then the Low».;;z. Dressing Case Sets 3 D A D, GUID, . D. SPENCER, President. IR, D. § SHITE, Vice-President. (. &, BOLKLEY, g CE”Shifll'. shie Asst. Cashier. STATE-ST. SAVINGS BARK, _ No, 183, Palmer House. FIRE-PROOF OFFICE. Deposits received of any amount from 10c to $10,000. Interest paid at the rate of 6 per cent per annuni. Moncy may be deposited and i withdrawn at any time. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., and for the eccommodation of workingmen the Bank wiil be keps open Saturday evenings from 6 to 8 o’clock. W. C. HARRINGTO, Pres. READING, Vice Pres. Cashicr. 590 === 8115 Large Easy Chairs, puffed with Plush, T Marble-Top Tables, 22x30 inches, $10.50 e SA,00 105 CLARESY, Mol AT 2 “:"\','E SRy o0 Sta of Minois, g 2‘"&@"‘/’ /' Savings Bank. t Chureh Bioek. Six per cent compeund interest on deposite. Passbooks Crariered By they Exclusively a free. Mones also wmvosted o othere on Bord and Mlort- w aie in sml sums at 10 per cent fnterest: no Paricr Suits cnd Tounges st prices that | Eiir nomn ) sums b b Bes o e s lexami will pay 0 inveatigate. tle. SCOVILLE, President. Kxiser Rsto, Cashior. 8 —Denoriis ‘made now draw interest trom the first mentl E urniture We have constantiy on hand tie BEST ASSORTED STCCK FIRNITORE! In the city. The steadyincrease in our daily sales assures us that g Our Prices Are Lower Than at any house. Give us'a Semmans, G PICTURES, &o. lark & G0, i97 and 169 SOUTH CLINTON-ST., MANUFACTURERS OF HOULDINGS, PICTURE FRAMES, AND LOOKING GLASSES, AND JOBBETS OF PICTURES. Large Stock, New Styles, and Low Prices. SPISEL & CA BET. ADAMS AND JACKSON-STS. EASHION ABLE E UBRNITURE. STANTON MARKET, 973 Wabash-av., Near Twenty-second-st., CHOI EST MEATS IN CEHICAGO. W. W, STRONG FURNITURE CO, 266 & 268 Wabash-2v. FIRE INSURANCE. FrRm B, DUNGAN SNIEFEN, INSURANCE AGENT, 130 BROADWAY, New York. PRINTING. WMETROPOLITAN PRINTING GO, Times Buildizg, 90 & 92 Fifti-av., first foor. Frionds of J. W. DEAN will find him in charge, and are invited to call. LEGAL. W TNEDISTIRICT COURT OF THE UNTTED STATES 1IN THE P > NORTHERN DISTRICT OFILLINOIS. Sdeago Firo Risks placed fa_prompt loss-paving Coma- | In thie mater of Michacl Greencbanmand Jacoh Livings- Eiles, 8 fal races. *All ordors cxecuted with prompt- . MISCELLANEOUS. Take Notice. |i A purty with o cash cepital of $6,000 to | 3 ton, bankrupzs. u Comrespondence solicited. tho'undersignod oflers for salo tho secquat, and claimy 36 ani il Parsuant to tho order of said Court, belangios 1o estate of sald bankrmots, and mountiag 10 nearly $30.000. Sealed bids wil o 2iived for the parchans of te said asnets Gofil 12 oelock PR Sedsn oF said Co a said Con ofthe Jadgn o e 6. The bids will Lo opened in th i and & cortis 11 of the amonnt must be inclosed with cach . Tha right to rejoct all bids is resarved. 4 list of the Iafmms for sals b atischod toho Dotition of the ander- icued on file in this matter, and for further l!rflclflll‘ 2pply to 2. . JENRINS, Awsignes. 159 LaSallost, $10.000 can hear of tne best.puying invest- 841a the city by addressing J. DAVIS, £.0. Box go, ICH. GRepiman s authorizod to collect mone for the Poople's mmpany o Itht & Coke Con tside its ofice without Vot thom by Segsegary of eid Comp = onday cventnz, The lecturer will Us on alternato evenin, edical and dental students, for particalare, or atéend tlo opening loctare on EDUCATIONAL. CEICAGO SCHOOL OF ANATOMNT. tion in Anatoms will be onencd on . 12, (fo-morrow), at 91 Stato-at. at 8 o'cloclc. physicizos, artiets, and all fectares and loara fo dis D, 1391 Indiaza- A school for fns thers wishing 1o aitend the ddress or eall on DR. B, W. BOY. *Hirtors of Anatonyy " Lo-morrow erenlng, Uct. 12, at§ velaot. A'G'NT ZISMERIAY % KUBBARD: Wre hinve raleod the abose.named 4t Detroft, paid tho Saleage azd snd 1l expentes, $31d ber for g¢,400. Call axd met yourshors, FRA- Ay : T FMHE&EM COLLECTION AGENCY, RUTH. = DENTISTRY. RN T IS TR Y. Vitalizod .Adxr. 5 X rjustors this safe anmathetic for DR. SEERWOOD admiusters fo snmathete for D 41 wi . T R. B. SEELATRDD, | tootndnol e e ba s, 1o 16, e T Dorw 188 SOUTH HALSTED-ST., f;‘,"zz”:'"‘f,b the French, Swedish, Bobemiax, Polish, o Coog' e, 2252 Populaton a4 & canaidate Zor Caroer Flower Buibs. ASbaa1or of tmporicd Byecinshs, Tal o0u: &R R R L R R ) N 5 @Zg:é"nmm"wsw' s Teoth are mado £t his K . 00, ate 2od Madisoa-sts. Fntranca t» Eievator LAUNDRY. MMONGER’S LAUNDRY. TG 3ty 136 Bichiganst.; 10 Wes Ix(.’irflfh? 1% Denrbornat,, 13¢ Bichiganes., () 400 Of those Boys' Vests left at fifty cents each, ;s former price from $1.50 to $3.00. BOSTON SQUARE- DEALING CLOTHING HOUSE, SOTTHEAST CORNER OF Clark and Madison-sts. MERCHANT TAILORING. E @ E L TE E S [ ‘We have now open and on sale a full line of FINE . IMPORTED WOOLENS For Men’s Wear. The assortment is unequaled and embraces an end- less variety in Nobby Styles, Makes, and Colors. Popilar Goods at Popular Pries! 5, B HALL & €3, Tailors and Men's Furnishing Goeds, 130 DEA;RBORN- 2. STCRAGE: STORAGE, The Bujlding at the corner of Clark and Twelfth-sts., tformerly occupied by Goss & Phillips Mfg. Co.. has been LNTIRLELY REMODELED snd REFITTSD for a Gen- crntljsmmzu Warchouse, and will be known as the ADVANCE WAREHCUSES, A, B, & C. Al kinds of Storage rolicited. Rates ns low a3 any First-Class Warehouse. sur- ance as low as any Warehouse in tho city. C. L. JENXKS. GOSS & PHILLIPS MFG. CO. have con- centrated (heir business at their large Fac- tory. corner of Wesi Twenty-second and Fisk-sts., where, with increased facilities, they are better prepared than ever fo fiil or- ders for_Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moldings, Stairs, Fromds, otc. Curzoos assorted, docked, dressed, and shipped. GOSS & PHILLIPS MFG. CO. PAPER OIL CLO1HL. - CAN A¥¥ORD TO USE PAPER OLL CLOTH At 350 per yard, warranted to wear as long 82 sny Oil Gioth costing $1.50 per yard. J R LAWRENGE & (0, 140G EIFIL A BANKRUPT STOCK NEW PIANOS. There being only a few instruments left, they will be positively sold at a still greater REDUCTION OF PRICES, By a summary order of the Court. S. W. cor. State and Randolph-sts. FURNAGES. NICKEL PLATED BAR URNS! Bramhall, Deane & Co. French Ranges and Broilers, CHILSON NEW CONE AtGIVAUDAN & TRESTED, JR.'S, 108 Tako-st. CcCUSETOING'S TUBULAR FURNACES & GRATES Ara attracting marked attention at INNO. 85§ LAKE-ST. Tho Farnace Firs Pot s formed of vortical tubes. in passed through and lover them 8o rapidly 23 o koe them below red hest. “Tho advantages gainod by thelr 6o are pacer air for rerpiration. prescrvation of fira-pot, e Tubular Farnaco Grate, as its net behind a mantel, and will reccive and distribate alr liko furna Vor send for ofrcu- lars. CUs . WARREN & CO. BUSINESS CARDS, EOUSE NUMBERS. Bilver-plated House, Offico, and Church- Pow Numbers, wholesgio and retail, at J. . WOLLENSAK’S, 328 LaSalle-st. MILLINERY. lies dosiring bargeins {n MILLINERY GQODS shiould call on t&3 MISKES McDONALD, No, 134 Notth Slerk-st., wh selling elrgaut trimmed Hats, tyles, from §4 (0 §6. MISS CARY Tlas returned from New York, with a few sainples of NEW STYLES LADIES' DRESS CAPS, From which she will take orders. Will also trim Hats to onder. 1044 Wabasnav. Dressmaking. MISS $ILL baving retarped from New Yo pleased to seo her friends and customers ac MRS, D. A. JACKSUN'S, &1 8% in all BEAL ESTATE, 4 TOTS ON MONROEST, Wesr Wastarn-av,, for asle cheap on easy Lermn, J. 1, POOLE, 60 Lakosst: EXPOSITION, EXPOSITII ONE WEEK HORE. The Exccutive Committee of the Exposition announce with pleas- ure that they have been able to make arrangements for the con- tinuance of the ART EXHIBITION UNTIL SATURDAY, Oct, 17, This step is taken in accordance with the expressed wishes of many prominentcitizens,and will doubt- less ) Gratifj'r Thousands Who have niot been able to study THE PAINTINGS As carefully as they desired on ac- count of the throngs constantly present in the ART FTATI. A single ticket of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Will admitto all of the rooms, in- cluding admission to the magnifi- cent painting ot the PRODIGAL SON! The Art Mannger takes great pleasure in aunouncing to the pub- lic that he has received instrue- tions from the owners ol . THE VALUABLE PAINTINGS Now on view at the Exposition, to ofter the same at PUBLIC SALE. The collection will contain all of the pictures embraced in the Art Catalogue, excepting the few marked by a star, and there will be a rare opportunity, such as has never been known in this country, to buy choice works of art at VERY INVITING PRICES, These Paintings havo becn se- lected for their intrinsic excel- lence, and include choicest speci- mens from tie Freuch, German, Belgian, and Roman Scheols, as well as the best eftorts of Ameri- can artistss - PEN.FROE S A M0 ORI Admission to all, 25 cents, The sale will take place in the Exposition Building, Tilonday, Tuecsday, and Wednes~ day Evenings, Oct. 19, 20 and 21. " REMOVAL. ~ REMOVAL. 1.5, FHONPRON& D, Job Printers, HAVE REMOVED TO Times Building, 88 Fifih-ar, SECOND FLOOR. JLAKE NAVIGATION. GOODRICHS STEAMERS U EHUIV For Raeclve, Milwaukee, Sheboygen, woc, eid., daily (Sundays vzceptad), 2#7"Saturday's boxt don't. Tor Grand Haren, Muskoyon, otc., Wednesdav, and Friday... For St. Joseph, Tuesday, Thursday, urday..... vos. T For Macisies and Ladicgion, Tassasy and Sy » For Green Bay and Intermediate poris, Taesdsy 7 p.m. For Bsdanaba and Lake Supertor ports, Mon- day and Thuesd: Manito- avenntl & p.m. Monday, aud Sat- 9a.m. WANTED, BUSTNESS CAPOIL. 2 manufactaring and whole- ditional capitalto axtend thetr ral years, sad Tho A rorpozsiblo firm dolog salo cash basfacea desizo produstivn. Trade fully establisned £ r seves capable of large increase with additional wcans. tmo prosent partacrs havo thelr own moaoy i, aid pos- #esa requisita experienco and uvw 4 es70 and profita- blo arzacgement can be mado eihor for A peacral or apecial partnership «r o form a wanufacturing company. tal can be represcatod by party furnishine ft or atuer- wise, ‘&3 additional assistanco will be rey Refor- ¢ucos of the bighest charactes given and desirod. Ad. “ress MANUFACTURERS, P. O. Bos 160, Chicago. LR : 7 o m Bomb WARLED I would like & House built for me on the North Side. Will lease, if built as desired, for five years, and pay good price. Address NORTH SIDE, Tribune office. $10,000 TO $25,0600 WANTED 1n Export and Shipping Businoss. Unusuzl 1nducements a1 to proiit, and iasige real eutate security can bo given i€ lons 1 mecessery.” Addrcas 0 oice. BOOTHAKER. KELLER, BOOTMAKXER, 31 WASHINGTON-ST,, First Door East of Fleld, Leiter & Co. iy 8 On h&nd.n-oo!fltt:ex Jv‘f%‘;‘-{ wg: LADIE: ELIGIOUS. Froceedings in the Episcopal Convention in New York, Tavorable Report on the Con- firmation of Bishop : Seymour. Commiltee Report on the Chicago Church Aid Fund, Resolutions Looking to the Pro- " hibition of Ritualistic Practices. Satarday’s Proceedings in the Rock River Methodist Con- ference. Encouraging Reports from Several Presiding Elders, Miscellaneous Religious Items. THE EPISCOPALTANA. WOBK OF THE GENEBAL CONVENTION IN NEW 5 YORE. NEw Yorg, Oct. 10.—At tho roligious service this morniog of the General Convention of the Protestant Lpiscopal Churca the congregation was not as large as usnal, owing to & heavy rain. KEW BISHOPS, The Committee on the Consecration of Risbops reported that they bad cxamined the papors in the cases of the Rt. Reva. Edward R. Welles, Pishop-clect of the Diocess of Wisconsin, and George F. Seymour, Bishop-elect of the Dioceso of Iilinois, and that they had found that ail the rules and canops had been complied with. They, therofors, submitted the castomary resolutions, declaring that the Committee ap- prove the testimonials of these persons, to sixn the proper cerlificates to be forwarded to the Houge of Dishops. Tho report was placed on the calender, to be taken up in its order for ac- tion. AID TOR CIICAGO CHURCHES, The Committeo which had beon appeinted to collect funds for the churches in Chicago which had enfferod by fire reported having collected £50,714, which, with the exception of £2,139 re- turned for the Church of the Ascension, had all been distributed amoug the churches. Clothing acd other necessaries had also been distribnted, of which no mention hus beon made in the re- port. THE NICENE CREED. Memorials from the Divcese of Missouri, Mis- sissippi, Minuesota, Arkansas, aud Vermont, with regard to tho Nicenecreed, were referred to the Committce on tho Praycr-Book. % 2 COURT OF ATFEALM, g Memerials from Pittsbury sod Texas asking the Couvention to ta na for tue establich- ment of a Court of Fiscal Appels, ware referred to the Cowtmiites on Ameudiacnts to the Consti- tution, to inquire 1f auychanges were necaesary in the constitution to create a Court of Apoenls, The Committce on Canons asked, and it was agreed to, that the malters relating to Californis aod Texas bo roferred to the Comimitteo on Amendments to the Conatitution. TThe papers for the erection of & new dioceso in Wisconein were referred to the Coxmitice oa New Dioceses. THE RITUAL. The Rov. Meyer, Leam, of 3Maryland, intro- dnced, with & long preamble, the followiing reso- lutio: Resulred, The Totsa of Bishops concusring, that Hiowing canon of ritual uniformaty be enacted = Srctios 1. The clovation of the elcments fu_tha Moly Communion {e fuch maucer as to expose them to the view c¢f tno peorle ms objects toward which adoratio is to he wade on or after tho prayer of con- secration, o in ths act of sdministering, or in carr: ing them {0 cr. fram tho communicants: bo ings, crossingf, genuflections, prostrations, ceverence, bowing down upon or kKissing the Lord's table, nd kveeling, - except s provided fer or directed by the rabric or canon, aud sny gesture, posture, or act impisiug such adoration, ¢ prescribed as yact of the order 5 of the Lord's Supper, or Hoiy Communion ; likewise the nse st zny admimctration of the Holy Communion of any by g lects, episties, or gospels other than thoss sppointed in the suthorized formuls of the Church, are hereby ferbidden. Sec. 2. In all matfers pertaining to public worship of the Church to the o1nameat, arrangement, and ap- rointments of the Holy table, and in eversthing con~ nected with ritual in the performance of Divine ser- vice, including vestmenta to Le used, zbont which there s no epecific direction in the Buok of Common Praycr, or offices and ordinal thereto appended, or in 2oy legishation, general or dioceran, of this Church, the admonition or judgment of the Bishops of any dlocese. given in writiug, shall be re- garded as binding, 9 be foilowed and obeyed by every minjeter of that uioce-e. The resclution was referred to the Committea on Canons, 2 Several other resolntions were prosented looking to legisiatlon for the prohibition of Ritnalietic forms and practices, includiug a long memorial from the Diocese of Virgiua, Theso wero referrcd to the same Committee. THE HTMNAL. ‘Tho Rov. Meesrs. Renedict and Ruadder, and Messrs. Capoee aud Baonett, were appointed a special Committes on the Iublication of the Hymnal, to inyuire <hetbor the Instrretions of the last Geunera! Conveation in regard to the publication were carried out. The resolution was adopted. TRATERNAL. The Chsirman read a note from the Lord Bishop of LichSeld coaveying a messaze by ca~ ble from thie Church Congress at Brightoo, En- gland, inviting Amencan Bishops and clergy to to attand tie next English Church Congress at Stoke in 1877. The Chairman was instructed to sond a properreply to tue Bishop of Chi- chester. A motion that the Committes on Canons in- quire into the cxpediency of so amending the canons a8 Lo provide tbat the testimonials of s Bishop elect bo sent to several Bishops and Diocesan Conventions was referred to the Com- mittee on Canons. PRAYER-BOOK. A resolation instructing the Committee on Standard Prayer-Book to insert in all fature editious of tbat book the colon or musical clause 1n the Pralter, and canticles as appointed by the Chuich of Englaud was referred to the Comuittee on Prayer-Book. y The Rev. Dr. Gidney, of Minnerota, sabmit- ted & resolution girecting the Committea on Amendments to the Constitution to report the expediency of appointing a joint Commission to devise the provincial system for this church. Adopted. NEW CANON. The Rev. Dr. Knickerbacker, of Minnnesots, submitted the form of a new canon, which wasre- forred, on his motion, to the Committce on Canouy. tt provides that the Senior Bizhop of the church, cn_becoming Prending Bishop, or at at any time thercafter, may resign tne juris- diction of hig dioo#se by issuing a notice to th:at effect to all Bishops and standing committees of the church. In tne cveny of doing ko, the Treasurer of ths Geuneral Convca- tion sball aonually sssess and collect from each dioccse a sum equal to €1 for every Clergvman canonically conuected therowith, aad pay over the eame in quarcerly installments to the Presiding Bishop a8 his salary. The diocess over which the Presiding DBishop has Ead diocesan juriediction shall provide s residence for him durinF the rest of his me,hgnu la.hr:u:;e rolieved of all other payment on_his selary, ox- cept the anuual lnfl!glm!nt. A Board of Trus- tous shall be sppointsd at each scarion of the the fuod for the support of the Presiding Bishop, and to collect acd invest the endowment for tha: purpose; aud wheu the annual interest on_ this fund shall reach the snm of 95,000, such intereft ball be Paid to the Presiding Bishop as his salary, and assessmenta on tho diocese shall cease. ‘The Convention then adjourned until Monday. —_— THE METHODISTS. Swectal Dispazeh to The Chicngo Tribune. PROCEEDINGS IN TILE 1:0CK RIVER CONFERENCE. StenviNg, IiL, Oct. 10.—Tho Conference opened by E. W. Boring leading the devotions. Places wero nominated for holding the next Annual Conference, aod Jolict was unanimously choaen. Bishop E. R, Ames appesred on the platform, 20d was introduced to the Couference. The Rev. W. A. Spencer, cowpanion with Bishop Harris in their trip arouhd the world, by request addressed the Conference. His remarks were full of interest. He pathetically described the noble Christian motives of THE CHINA ¥. E. CONFERENCE. There wore no more noblo men. Ons was per- secuted, received at least 500 lashes, was put in prison ready to die, as his eoemics supposed, but he crawled up and beld on to the grate-door irops, and cried, ** Noneof these things move me. Noither count I my life dear unto mysalf.” They had'a wonderful church there,—the Church of the Pounders,—a place whera they tried to whip the religion of Jesus ont of native con- verts; but, zlory to Jesus, they oniy pound the religion of the Cross into the converts deeper and deeper. He had come to sae more mission- arics sent sbroad, but we cannot do so. Ho al- luded to Bishop Hamiriv, who has come back fo resido in- Chicago. We sball find him a great worker, and man of power. He stirred the whole Conference by sinsing in Chinese eome of the old 8ongs of Z:on, and one in English that created most rapturons and joy- ous anpluuse. Some Conference expenses, 33,250, wera met by u coilection. The question WHO AR THE DEACONS was taken up, and William H. Records, T. P. Marsh, L. E. Curts, J. Caldwell, R.D. Shep- pard. J. Hitcheock, S. Eoruey, H. T. Scoville, G. W. Winslow, and Charles W. Crall were elect- ed to Elders' orders REPORTS. W. H. Tibbals, Presiding Elder of the Freeport District, reported for_his distnict that gracions rovivaly havo occarred. Some 400 to 500 conver- sions; lost not one Sabbath from sickness, and be had traveled some 5,000 miles in his district, with his horse and brggy. A kindly feoling pro- vails among tho brathren of the district. = Tha charscts of all his pastors wore examined, and nothing found against them. A. J. Scott, J. Varty, A. M. Goald, E. McClis] 3. C. Wyne.' J. W. Bichards, H. Curtis, J. Dacon, J. Lowry, J. Dale, ‘G, H. Wells, B. White, and W. . Mintre were electod to deacons orders. The Presiding Elder of the Dixon District, the Rev. W. S. Hurrington, revorted great progress. Te could not remembzr tho time Wheu 80 many professed periect love. Somo 1,000 probationers woro added in the first eix months. Mr. Har- rington is always popalar in his district, nnd won- derrully oflicient. The clisracters of a1l hus pas- tors were examuned and nothing found against them. Dr. Felton reported for the Committeo on the WOMAN'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIFTY, * recommending the formirs: of auxiliary socistios and the taking of tho Heathen Woman's Friead, their missionary paper. Mru. A J. Jutkine spoke to tae resolutions of- fered, which weso adopted. Brs. Smith. of Ulaa, wife of the Rev. Mr. Smith, of the Mcthodist Charch thero, was in- troduced and spoke of their charch difficulties amoag tho Mormons 1n a very affectionate man- ner, 50 much 80 a collection was immedately takon to hoip pay & church debt. The coliets tion amonnted to 258. - Postors, tell your people, when they complain of #o man}collections, that in one woek at Couferenco thio preachers give more than they do, and if they did give as liber- ally we ehould not Luow what to do with the money.” This grand veteran Dishop never says anything smies. His pressuco and the epieudid presi- dency of Birhop Bowman contribuied much to make this session one of nmversal interest. Tha draft of $30 {rom the chartered fuud was ordered. ‘The apniversarv of the ORPHAN'S AID SOCIETY was held at 2:30 p. m. The Rev. T. C. Clending led the devotion, when the Pree: the Rev. C. M. Boring. delivered the aunual wddress, waich was & very thougbtfnl one, be suzpesang many changes in tbe Society's Coustitution, which were referred Lo a commitiee. Tae oflizers of the Society for tha ensuing v are as follows : President, E. M. Bori retary, W. F. Stowart; Treasurer, S. Jewett. Dr. Crows mada apprecia‘ive remarks in mem- ory of the Rev. S. Ambrose. Dr. Jewett touchinglv read a memorial of the death of tbe Rev. William D. 8. Sielton, whose Lfe wis g0 beau:iful, and his early departure greatly lamented. Dr. Jowatt also paid a just tribute to the character of the Rev. George Lovesee, wito, with & lady, was killed by the cara. ile was a stroaw and pure mau. In his last chargo, his people deciared thiey Lave seldom Lieard more thoughtful sermons than Lovesce's. Ho wes really a born poet. The meeting closed very impresstrely. I this evening an immeuse audience athered in the charch ut the anviversanv of the BUNDAY-SCHOOL UXION. Scores must have gone awav uuable to pain admittance. Dr. Joln Williamson presided. Tho Lov. L. Cariis condacted the opening exer- cisca. The Meihodists have not forgotten how to sing, nod o this cceasion it was perfectly grand. Dr. Bripzgs was called on for the first speech, end vory witily said his line of thought would be, first, preach to the children; second, pross ntal daty; tiird, catechise tho chiidre: fourth, get them to retain tints. He eaid he should waot winutes for each head, but all at callivg on Dr. Vinceut, of New Yo biouzht down tho house. Tinaliy, the Rev. Doctor found Brigzs had bim, and he proceedsd znd delivered one of his matzhlass Sunday ad- dreesos. No.manin the United States better understands child nature, ard its needs and possibilitics, than Dr. Vineent. He held the vast andience in wrzpt attcntion by Lis beanti- fol thoughts sod beautifal oratory to 3 late hour. He would have trath in tho pulpit, in the Sanday-school, in the family. He wonld’ lave respourive roading, have the littte folis prosent at churck. Let us 2bandon forever the notion that the chnrch is for the old sod the Sundar- echool for the children. It is for old and vonng, and preaching is for the children as well aa parent. The address will have a lzsting effect. THE WISCONSIN CONFERENCE. Srecial Dirpatch to The Chicas riintne., Osuxosy, Wis., Oci. 10.—I[u the Methodist Confereuce, to-day, Bishop Foster dalivered a stirring addres %o the Llders, admouishing them to serve the Lord with righteonsness. J. M. Peid delivered an addrees bafore tho Missionacy Society io a large andieace. ‘The Committee in thecase of J. C. Robbins, sccused of slander, brought in a verdics of un- ministerial coaduct, and Tecommended & repri- mand. praa w— RMISCELLANEOUS. THE FREE BAPTISTS, Pnovipesce, Oct. 10.—In the Free Paptist General Conference to-day the Rev. C. B. HMills, of Michigan, was appointed delegate to the Christian Baptists of that State ; the Ros. D. M. Graham, ef Chieago, to the American Christjan Corference: tho Liev. D. G. H. Dall, of Sew York; the Rev. A. A, Smith, of Hillsdale, Mich.; and the Rev. A. O. Baker, of fowa, weroap- pointed Committee to consult with the Commit- tee of the American Christian Conterencn as o the propricty of uniting both bodies in ono Con- fercace, The Rev. G.T. Day was elected delegate to the Evangelical Alliance. A rerolation relative to the Hilledalo Collegs was made the special order for Tuesday. et dal el b gl THE NEW YORK MAYORALTY. Xxw Yorg, Oct. 10.—Tammany Hail has unan- imously nomioated William H. Wickbam for Mayor, S MBER 49. FOREIGN. Bockray Badly Treated by the Span. ish Authorities, Sad Tmpecuniosity of the Princess ds Bourbon, Proposition to Refer the Schleswig. Holstein Question to Queen Victoria. SPAIN. X DOCKRAY COMPLAINS. i Pamts, Oct. 10.—A corresrondent publishes a It:(ter from Dockray, the American who was con- victed of being s filbuster in Cuba, in which he saya: “Iwas sent off o abruptly from Cabn that T am bere, in tho Santander prison, without mears, without clothes, and aimostina suffering condition. Thavo wnitten to Ar. Cushing (the American Minister), at Madrid, but as vet have heard nothing. The Lord only knowa what will ,pe m_lv snlu:l:!)n or ln(:;e mthe face of the present mpotoney our Government in i alings with Spain.” il Mapa, Oct. 10.—~C(len. Laserna has ree tarned to Logrouo, leaviog n swong foros of National tz06ps pear to garrisor: Lagnardia, Tks Republican Gen.’ Moriones occupies Tafalla 2nd peighborhood. Muny Carlists are coming into Barcelona and Tarragoua, sud asking for amnesty. B SUOT FOR INSUROZDINATION. Mavmip, Oct. 10.—Niueteen natives of Na- varre werving in the insurgent army have been ehot for insubordiustion. _ PEARFTL EXPLOSION. An explosion in the building at Aspatis used for the mannfacture of cartridges for the Car- Lists instantly killed eighteen neraons. ——— FRANCE. ELECTIONS OLDERED, Panrts, Oct. 10.—Ele:tions in tas Departments of Drome, Nord, snd Oise, are ordered for Nov. 8. A PRINCESS IN DISTREYS. New Yonx, Oct. 10.—A oorrespondent, writing from Pans, says: * The Princess de Bourbon, Mme. Perkins, whose husband is now in prison, is utterly destitute, with thrce children, begging for work, and askiog for a loen of the smatl sum of $20. Her aunt, thy ex-Quecn of Spaia, Lives but a few doors away, but wilt not help her, and noue of her Royal relations will give her a son. She is now depending upon the charity of Amer. icans.” et o GERITA: THE BCHLESWIG-HOLSTELN QUESTION. Loxpoy, Oct. 10.—The Timeshas advices from Vienua that the idea of referring the Schleawig- Holstein queation to the arbitration of tho Queen of Englaud is gaining hold of the diplomatic mind. It is stated that the Danish Goveraoment 18 favorable to such a course, which it is thought olfers a feasible method of solation. e BUENOS AYRES. Buexos Ayers, Oct. 10.—The revolutionists under Rivas are still emcamped near this citv. The Government troops oceupy Morean. A grent movement is oxpected ou -the 12¢h inst., whew Avellaneda will assume the Presideacs. The insurgent guaboat Parana, being purened bya Governmen: sjuadroz, putinto Aonte- 20, but was orderod to quit that port imme- 5. _—— ITALY. TFronexce, Oct. 10.—Seseral copies of social- istic proclsmations aud some Orsin: bombs have heen seized in the house of an Internationalist bele. ML GREAT BRITAIN. ORITUARY. Loxpox, Oct. 10.—The Duke of Leinster disd Iast night. LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS. Special Disvateh to The Chicage Tribune. PRODTCE. v York, Oct. 10.—Flonr market dull and § lower. Sales, 10,800 by 5 5 5. ; 35.40@5.5, $4.2594.75 for suverfine Western; $435@5.25 for common to mediwn_extra Western ; $5.30@ 5.89 for choice do: £5.30@0.35 for common ta choice white wheat Western oxtrs; 24.95@5.23 for common to good shipping brands extrs round hoop i0; $5.30@6.80 for trade brands; 2515 5 _for common tc faur extra St. Louis ; and 36.3028.75 for zood ta choice do. Rye quiet 2t 95c@321.00. Barley scarce znd firwm; sales 2,500 bu ; two-rowed State, 2l Parley malt quictand tirm. Coru steady, with a liboral export and bome trade demand; sales 76,000 ba at 97¢ for Western mixed afloat, and 96c Iordo in store. Oats & shade firmer; sales 28,000 bu at 62@641¢c for mixed \Western: 63@t6c for whits Western; also 10,600 ba for last half of October, at 64}4c, and 10,600 bu_for first half of next vear at Gle. “The pork market is heavy &t 323.75@23.00 for new mess in job lota; prime mess in limited supply and nominal at £23.00. Beef quiet at #12.50@13.50 for plain mesw. snd £14.00@15.00 for extra mo3s. Baef hams dull at $21.00 for chowe summer paciied Western. Tiercs beef qui L $21.00@21.00 for prime mess. and $22.00 (@23.00 for India mess. Cut meats are dull 2nd heary at 934 for city pickled rhouldere in_balk, and i2¢ for do hamsin bulk. Middles still ruls heavy at 1124¢ for city lony clear. Lard heavy; sales 100 cce at 133£@14c for prime steam. The whicky market is dull, with buyers &b 210534, and vellers at $1.06}¢ per 3allon. Tallow rules steady =t 8} @s3{c for country and city. Fieighta dull, without aoy noticeable alters- tion. FINANCIAL. The stock market was active and weak esrly in the day, uuder the demoralizing milueuco of Eric, which was thie wenkest stock on ihe List. Tho decime ranzged from 13{ to 237, which wae, howeser, partiaily recovercd about noon, after which the maries was irregular, and each and every atock took ita own course. Later on there was another decl but towarda the clogo the leading stocis were firmer. The featurcs of the day were Eviz, Westorn Union, Union Pacifie, Lake Suore, Pacitic Mail, and Wabash. changes in Erie were 293, 2934, 303, 233, snd Governments quiet 2nd firm. Gold dall, but tirm at 110@110}4." Borrowing Tates ranzed from flat to 2 per cent. Money easy at 2603 per cent. The haox state- ment 16 unfavorable, a0d €hows a vet loss in re- sevo of $2.13525, owing to.a decteass of 81,427,500 in specie, snd $1,571,000 in legal teuders. The loss in epecio results from ihe ab- sorotion of gold by tue Troasury for customs, and the legal tenders bave goue to the isterior to mose tho crops. The circalation has de- creased $303,8: There is & beavy liqnidation in the deposit line, equal to nearly £3,500.000, in consequeacs of the decrease in tha circulation of specie and legal tenders. The iotal reserve of the banka 15 reduced to 279,310,000, a8 azzinst £32,310,300 last week. Ths banxs now hoid above the required amount, $2,097,310. STRANGE CATTLE DISEASE. Prisceroy, IIl., Oct. 10.—A strango and fatal digeaso i raging among tie cattle of some of our farmers in the northern part of this county. The attack of the disease is instantaacous, and somewnat gimilar to hydrophobia, with the 23- ception that shere is no frothing at the moath. The most tame. mild and gentieaviaal in the herd suddenly becomes wild, fierce, znd danger- ous, charging upon anything that may come in contact with it. [he ammal, 2fter Deing at- tacked with the disorder. is constantly on tue move, rubbing its nose, pounding 1ts head zad throat violently. and rushing pell-meil againet post or fence. The diseass is_evideatiy located 1o the brain, but no conclusiou as to its cause has yet been arrived at. OCEAN STEARSHIP NEWS. LO.;DO;. hOCL lfl.sfit”lmhip Nevada, t:om_ New York, has arrive 3 Ve Youn, Oct. 10— Arrived, staamship Javs, from Liverpoolk