Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1877, Page 1

VOLUME XXXITL PIANOS AND ORGANS. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1877—SIXTEEN PAGES. FRENCH CLOCHS. CELEBRATED [PRIGET, SQUARE, AND GRAND PIANOS. The Enabe Piano has been established over 40 e il has attained a degree of perfection not 0%+ Tound In any other make. Among the many b arements used in these Insiruments are (he COABINATION AGRAFFE Pl VENEERED RRI 0 AGRAFFE ATTACHMENT, and th UTO ATTACHMENT. Are used 200 indorsed by all leading artists of this country 3n 'Farope, and acknoniedzed by them as the AT ineirament for touch, tone, and durability ow mapufactured. 3 Marereceived the HIGHEST AWARD at the CEN- TENATAL, and the hichest Gold and Stlver Medals Therever exhibited, and are FULLY WARRANTED foran UNLIMITED TIME. TEE FAVORITE BAUER PIANO. 1 first-class Piano at 3 moderate price, warrant- edforTive sears. Sold on easy monthly or quar- Torly inailments. T ond-hand Planos taken In exchange for new °:fi'f=s_. call and examine our stock before pur- = WAREROOMS, Car. State & Monroe-sts., Patmer House. STEINWAY'S Hatchless Pianos Are universally conceded to be the Standard Feno of the worla; are sought to be imi- tated by rearly all makers of Europe and Amer.ca: are regulariy exported to Europe 24 other paris of the civilized world, in farze and constantly increasing numbers: e used whencver attainable, and recom- mended by toe leading artasts in both hem- Theres, and have received ihe highest hon- ors ev:r awsrded to any piano ‘manufactur- ez in the world. RURDETT ORGANS! The Model Reed Organs of America. These Instruments have attained &pus - taritv unparalleled 1n the annals of the Or- gsntrade. The inventor, Mr. Burdett, has Hovoted over aquarcer of a century to the nrovement of lieed Organs; beginnin aith the reed board itsels, he has adde orizinal device to gevice, 50 modifying its ordinary form and developing its latent nches o8 to bring the Burdett up to its pres- 01 unapproschable standard of excellence. =d Catalozues of 1he various ay Pianos and Burdett Or- LYON & HEALY, GENERAL NORTUWESTERN AGENTS, State and Monroe-sts., CHICAGO. [Story & Camp’s = 5 B B = © = |2 i =] o < 2 o ESTEY ORGANS. Over 202 instrumente for eale. exchange, orreut. Astemshing Larguns now ofered. No.211 S TATE-ST., CHICAGO. STECK PIANGS Received the bighest prizeand only gold medsl at tbe Worid's Expusition at Vieoua. 1673, and_the highest &%rd at the Centennlal, Philadeiphin. 1576, Soldby 1. BRANCH, Washingron-st. 1075 We: FRENCH CLOCKS From advance designs in process of manufacture for <L Exposition Univer- selle de Paris.” in 1878, have just been received. For originality of design, clegance in style and finish. this cbllection of Clocksand ©Grnaments are acknowl- edged by competent judges to be by far the finest ever brought to the United States HAMILTON, ROWE & (0, 99 STATE-RT,, COR. WASHINGTON. DEMOCRATIC REFORM TICKET. For Juige of the Superior Court ‘of Cook County, HENRY G- MILLER. For Juige of the County Courtof Cook County, JOSEPEH BE. SMITE. For Judge of the Probate Court of Cook County, J. CELARLES HAINES. For Treasurer of Cook County, TEOMAS LYNCEH. For Clerk of the County Court of Cook County, HERMANN LIEB. For Clerk of the Criminal Court of Cook County, TEHOMAS D. BARRETT.- For Clerk of the Probate Court of Cook Cunnts, THOS. KAVANAUGE, For County Superintendent of Schools, GEORGE D. PLANT. For County Commissioners, First District (com- ‘prising the City of Chicago), WILLIAM M.TUREMATN, CERISTI’N CASSELMAN, TOEN M. DUNPIHY, JOEN W. STOTZ. For Connty Commissioner Fifth District. compris- ing the Towns of Tivde Park, Worts, Calumet. and Thornton, TIETOMAS EOGAN. CARPETS. IR Body Brussels s low & $1.15. Tapestry Brassels as low a5 .80 ALL 0THER GOQDS EQUALLY LOW. CHICAGO CARPET CO. 233 STATE-ST, 0Old Stand of ALLEN, MACKEY & CO. Ol DENTISTIY. KID GLOVES. TRDRESSED AT GLOVES SPECIAL BARGAINS. ck'_vndsy mornirg, will open 110 dozen ndressed Kidy Gloves, real Jouvin & Cos Paris 3-Button, $1.00, 4-Button, $1.25, 6-Button, $1.50, Inall th i iy fimeflnewshnden. Each pair warranted PARIS KID GLOYE DEROT, o4 ST‘A’I'.ZS.-ST_ FOR RENT. DESIRABLE_UF_PI&}S I THE [RIBONE BUTLDING Applyto WM. C. DOW, Room 8 Tribune Building. FOR RENT. The bwilding Nos. 10, 12 snd 14 Lake-st., 66x120, now occupied by us. Has sll im- Trovements, steam elevator, steam heating Dipes t:rough entire building, fire-proof vaults, hard-wood offices and stair-cases, oll ccnveniences for shipping snd receiving %oods. Inquire at our office. - H.A. KOEN & BROS. i SRR oo Rodgers Pocket Egives, Razors and Scissors_a_spectaliys also Skates, _ Pistols Games. and_Novelties i RELLEYS, 83 Mad- Rison-ac.. TridboneBlE. 200 SETS THE PAST WEEE. WE SOLICIT YOUR PAT- RONAGE, BELIEVING WE CAN PLEASE AND SAT- ISFY YOU. $5.00 A SET---THE BEST DRS. McCHESNEY. DENTAL BROOMS, JARK AND RANDOLPH-STS FoR PEABODY - SARTIM RIFLE Sporting, Long-Range. and Military, manufscture, T denee Tool Co. 350.000 of ‘the Military ki Dowan use in the Turkish aruy. For sale by S.EH.&BE. Y- MOORE, Agents of Providence Toal Co.. 63 Lake:st., Chicago. GREAT SALE of Horse Blankets, Two dollar Llankets only 95cents atthe DOLLAR HAT STORE, 42 North Clark-st. WAX DOLLS vith hair, for25c, others n proportion. at With hair, f0r=5¢ TSHAW'S TOY STORE. Corner lalsted and Rundolph-ste. ne Very Best St. wice, ** Dals; Reduction Extraoordinar Inte Louts white Yihear, sxira choce. *baits, O ¥ a1 €735, warranted; Minne: 0 550 Y oc. 1 Send ‘postal card. A S REIRG & CU._ 143 South ialsted st STEAMSIIPS, AMERICAN LINE. Philadelphia and Liverpool. iy trapsatiantic Iine safliog under the Ame cantEan Eailiag evers Thursday trom Putladeiph £0a Wednesday from Liverpool. RED STAR LINE, he Delgian and United States mails. Salling Mtemmately from PHILADE D and ONLY to ANTWERP. ER WRIGHT & SONS. Gen'l Agents. 119 ¢ Randolph-st., Chicago. . E LaWL ager. _W.E LAWRENCE Matager. . CUNARD MAIL LINE. Cailing three times a week toand from British Ports. Lowest Pric Apply at Compal *s Office, morthwest cormer Cianand fisndolph-sts., Chicaz 0. ek 200U VERNET. General Western Azent. ) Gold _nad _Nickel \ trimmed, and SLATE MANTELS, P ROBASCO ¢ Soz STAL 7EROCOAT, 7EROCOAT, JEROCOAT, JEROCOAT. Latest RNovelty, introduced by Willoughby, Mill & Co., SUCCESSFUL CATERERS to the MASCULINE GEN- DER, introducers of new styles, good goods honestly made, honestly seold, truti- tul advertisers, square deal- ers, hardest-working cloth- ing eomcerm. Everything bouglt tor cash; sold smalls est possible profits; custom- ers made permanent. WILLOUGHBY, HILL & C0., BOSTON SOUARE-PEALING ONE-PRICE HOUSE FOR MALES. Car, Clark and Madison-sts,, aud Milwankeg-av., COr. anXeEsE PROVISION PROVISIONS ! We are prepared to fill orders for the following articles at the lowest market rates: Barrcled Pork of all descriptions, Bxtra Mess Beef, Lard in tierces, half barrels, kegs, and pails, Smoked Ilams, Shoulders, and Breaifast Bacon, Dried Beef, Pigs® Feet, Tripe, And all other descriptions of Provisions CEICACGO PAGKING & PROVISION GO0, STORES: 180 & 182 East Washington and 86 & 88 South Wate P THE RUSH CONTINUES TO THE GREAT CLOSING-00T SALE (XY, GLASS, ARD PARIAN WARE, SILVER AXD PLATED WARE, CEANDELIERS AXD LANPS. The entire retail etock must be closed out by Jan. h“::‘_lvr}l_‘\-nll devote my time to wholesale trude ex- Prompt attention to orders by mail. & A call issolicited. H. FRIEDMAN, 79 & SIL WABASIT-AV. CLOTHING. OVER- Tiaving to vacate s portion of the store for fmoroveiments t the Lotel, and wanting more ruom for Sto [just manufactured, | will_sell i ithe of D 3 Bt §4.50 worth S0 to $15. They are lour wiake. from th best of all-wuol [Meavy clohs. Warran ffering a line ifsh C: CLOT H Sirantsntss.50 tatcly munufac the cloth aione cheap at the pric - (Cali carly. for there are barzatus 1o by the Yard. [tehsdat the lostg-ou t the PALMER DUUSE A Jch,'l U‘Tv" e Gn g A Job fot “vall-pupe Imporied Gogds |4 Job lovof gt wall-pupers 155 and 157 Biate-st.., Clenp. PALMEK HOUSE BLOCK. B. Palmer Mackey. FINANCIAL. AR AR COUNTY ORDERS And City Vouchers bonght By LAZARUS SILVERBAN, Chiamber of Commcree, Tllinois Mortgage Bonds, In sums of $500 and upward. ¢ Bonds of $50 and uprard. 3. City. and other goud s Y REED & CU.. Mortgu We hiave ono of the largest stocks of OVERCOATINGS ANDSUITINGS To be found in the Northwest. Our prices are well known to be as low as good work can be made. ORDWAY & NEWLARD, 205 WEST MADISON-ST., COR. GREEN. TELE BEST i nsiness 3 s iti %‘L@f’-: IE.FALLG00, === Tallors. 130 Dearboru The old reliable manufac- turers of Ladies’ Far Gar- ments and Gentiemen’sNob= by Seal Caps and Gloves, cte. We import our own London-dyed Seal Skins di- rect, and we continue to malke these elegant fits from our mnew Fremech pattern, whiech execls alf others im the market. We fit over and lengthen down Sacques made by others, and do a general repairing and refit- ting in all branches of our business. Children’s stylish Ifilats and Caps a specialty with ms at the old stand of BISHOP & BARNES, Cor. State & Monroe-sts. (anada n \WEST DESIGNS, LD SACQUES Leozthened and fieshaped. Pur Manufac-55 Madison and Frank-jve can refer to the leading lin-sts., Chicago. [ladies of the eity. BEAK & BUCHER. OVERCOATS. GRAND OPENING! BOWERY LOAN-OFFICE, SPECIAT LOTS OF OVERCOATS. V] $3.02 T, Tear in mind these goods arcour own m: manufactured from Plece Goods upon which adyaa Thve becn made, and are sold at less thaa balf thelr value. to cover advances. NEW YORK BOWERY LOAN-OFFICE, 206 SOUTH ¢ ST., Chicago, 111 YOU WILL BUY YOUR MEN’S AND BOYS’ OVERCOATS CHEAPEST, WHERE THEY ARE ) E. GO DIRECT TO THE FACTORY, 416,418, 420, 422 aud 424 Milwankee-av, CLEMENT & SAYER. o RICE CASII. ERAL NOTICES. "L Now Lighi o florile” Is the title of a new book just is- sued deseriptive of Pensacola, Fla. The Louisville Route have it for free distribution on counter of their office, 121 Kandolph-st. Also, their November Circular of weneral information in regard to ticlket rates, time tables, and slecp- ing ears, containing the best map ot Fiorida ever published. For winter excursion travel we scll to all Southern points at from $6 to $10 less than ever befor Pensacola and return a Send stamp for the abov tioned book_and circular to I, GALLUP, Gen. Western Pass. Agt., 121 Randolph-st. HYDE PARK WATER RATES Now duc and payable at the Village Hall. After 10th inst. penalty of 10 per cent will be added. ANROURCENENT. MACKIN'S Celebrated Exchange and News-Room, 150 Dearborn-si.. 18 conducted now, and shall be fn the fature. ob the kame first-class footing a8 it as een in The past, and where they glve you your Sour Mash free and ' charge 15 cents for thelr unchallenged fuvored EPI MACKIN, Manag oyster. JOs| er. JACOB BERNSFEIN, Sole Prop'r. il ity of Sterling Bonds. TO WIHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Asult In chancery 1s pending in the Cl it Court of Whiteside County, .. questiontng the ality of certsin Bonde, amount= Ing In the parezite 10,000, lately Issued’ or to be issued by sald City of Sterkiny v F, AXD OTHERS. i BUSIN T S. T CAPITALISTS. for one or two parties having cash to an_established manufacturing . mow in_successful operation profits. This is a sufe and legit- \ding larue nvestment und will bear the closest investi- The hignest references ; ] Present Gwner will retain an lnterest. _Forfurther inform- ation apply 10 J. MILTON OLIVER, Toom 37, 97 STYVES AND FURNACES. ... s daed et ot nims eot TR ET AIR The BOYXTON improved are the BEST in the mar- WArrant ENTIRE (CHARD- Larcest and most complete assortment Heating and Cooxing Stoves and Furnaces evy ctore offered at re- 1A12 1a Chics at new store, 15 6 \der inanagemnent of the we Stove and Furnace men, A. M. SEARLES & W. Hl. SHERMAN. FRTACHS o, B, ¥ FLOUR. UGTIo InNnr NEW FLOUR! Archibald’s Patent. Plant’s Extra St. Louis. I amn now receiving direct froin the most celebrated Flour Mills in the West, New Flour, which will male 20 to 40 per cent more bread than the many brands now offered on the market. Straight Spring Wheat, best in the world, - - - $6,50 to $7.00 New Process, Patent, 7,50 to 8,00 St. Louis White Winter, Eagle Mills, - = - = = = = 750 St. Louis White Winter, Gray’s St. Lonis White Winter, Western Queen, - - - - - = 825 Granulated Sugar, - - - - Ilets Standard A Sugar, - - 101-2cts. Fine Teas, - - - -~ 351060 ets. 6-1b Box Kingsford Stareh = - 5ic 60=1b Box Proctor & Gamble Soap = $3.75 SLACK’S MAMMOTH GROCERY HOUSE, 109 East Madison-st. SEND FOR PRICE-L1ST. FURNITURE. SPIEGEL & CAHN 951 & 258 Wabash-av. POSITIVE osing-0ut Sale Of our entire stock of first-class FURNITURE! REGARDLESS OF COST. A change in our business necessitates an jmmediate reduction of our elegant stock, Trhich will be offered to CASH BUYERS at figures much below the cost of production. Our stock is complete. Thisis a rare op- portunity to bay actusl bargains in first- ciass Furniture. A large line ot Fancy Fur- niture at halt value. CALL AND GET PRICES. THE CHAMPION FOLDING BED. THE HOST PRACTICAL AND POPULAR FOLDING BED IN THE WORLD. THE TOBEY FURNITURECO,, SOLE AGENTS, State & Adams-sts., Chlcago. phbaibiotihait e COAL. CANNEL COAL. We are now unloading a car- go of the best Cannel Coal, and are prepared to fll orders promptly. This Coasl is the best in the market for a BRIGHT and CHEERFUL Grate Fire. KELLEY, MORLEY & GO, Main Offiee, 97 Washington-st. COAL. BRAZIL BLOCK, FOR STEAM PURPOSES, $3.60 per ton, delivered. G ARTSEERRIE, And all kinds Hard and Soft Coal. ATSON COAL & HINING CO0, 101 Washington-st. 192 East Twelfth-st. and North Pier. Southern Track. - @Tribune, PRICE FIVE CENTS CHEAP LOYXS. Suburban Lots SHOWN FREE, SAVINGS BANKS My office, until December 1, will be kept open evenings till 10 o’clock, for the benefit ot those employed during the day. The many tears which bave been shed during the Lo e daya et money Joxt T Saviags. Hanks have brought JOY 1o the hearts of thoze who hud put thelr money fa $100 LOTS, Which er¢ THE SAFEST and BEST fnvestment the I8borlng-man, clerk, teacher, mechanic, aad man of small weans caq possibly fad. HY LOTS AT LA GRANGE Are only one Block from the Depot. and 7 miles {rom Chicagy Umits. They are Beautlful Property, and I elitng them for s100, $15 down and $5 monthly. This makes {t cost you, Sfter your first payment, onls 17 ceuts a day. Yo ‘cau save thalon cigar moocey, or your good wife will find a way to econouilze just 8 little more, 80 you can by-and-by have A'BEAUTIFUL HOME OF YOUR OWN. A GRANGE Tson the Chicaga, Burllogton & Quincy Ratlroad; is one of Chicagos mos: attractive ond enterprising O s, Chatae beamiTaIly. sjtated Bmon. hilla a0d §TOves: has now aboat 1.000 luhabitants, nud growing Fapldly: churclies, scbodle, sores, etc: ele- M have now cizhieen houses under contract, all to finished this fall. and cleven of them almost resdy for gccupancy. . There are NO PROJECTED IMPROVE- MENTS at La Grange, but come and see for yourself, Gragge re more improvements guing on at than I all the other suburhs combined. (OMMUTATHON ON THIS ROAD VERY LOW, And TRAINS ALMOST EVERY HOUR. The Ralirosd Company are now selling tlckets to LA GRANGE, GOOD ON ANY TRAIN, FOR TEN CENTS, By buylng 54 rides. Special evening tralns during amusement season. Sunday trains for those wishing to attend church o & clty. I hiate a good 7-room Cottage and Lot in Evanston for $700. - Lots ulone are seillg for $300. I ALSO HAVE EACH. 40 Lots at Hyde Park - $600 100 Lots at Evanston - - 500 100 Lots atSouth Chicago 250 200 Lots at Desplaines - 200 40 Lots at Park Ridge - 300 400 Lots at Lake Side - - 100 300 Lots at Glencoe - - - 100 300 Lots at La Grange - 100 800 Lots at Thornton - - 100 1,600 Lots at Homewood - 100 2,400 LotsatSan Diego, Cal., 100 £ Remember that you get an abstract withiall prop. erty purchased of me, and aizo.uave commissions. a8 dos) In nothing but my own property, and SEOW IT TRA BROWN, 142 TaSalle-st., Room 4. POLITICAL. To the Votars of Gook Couty. The following appointment will show the appre- ciation in which Mr. Thomas D. Barrett is held by the Judges of the Circur and Superior Courts of Cook County. Inasmuch as the Criminsl Court is presided over by these Judges (the Criminal Court having no Judge of its own), the citizens of Cook County who are interested i the honest adminis- tration of. the Crimingl laws, will do well to read and ponder over Mr, Bartett's appointment, which reads as follows: Srate of Iuivots, Coor COUNTY, ss.—Know all men by these presents, that, whereas, Austin J. Doyle, Clerk of the Criminal Court of Cook County, Tias resigned hus vaid office of Clerk, as aforesaid, such resignation to take effect on the 30th day of June, A. D. 1877, and whereas the unexpired term for which said Doyle was elected is less than one yeu Now, therefore, the undersigned, the Judges of said Criminal Court, reposmg epecial trust and confidence in the integrity, diligence, and discre- tion of Thomas D. Barrett, we do hereby appoint him, the suid Thomas D.-Barrett, Clerk of the Criminat Court of Cook County, to fill the vacancy created by the resiznution of said Doyle; to pave nd to hold she said oftice, with all the rights snd emoluments thereto legally pertaming, until his successor shall be duly elected and qualitied o oflice. g JOMIN A. JAMESOY, S. M. MOURE, JOSEPH E. GARY, udges of the Superior Court. W. ¥. McALLISTER, WM. W. FARWELL, E. S. WILLIAMS, JOHN G. ROGERS, TMENRY BOUTE, Judges of the Cireait Court. Ar. Barrett's name Is submitted to the Voters of Cook County st the Election to be held Taesday, N BOTELS. BOARDINGI SANDS HOUSE, Cor. Wabash-av. and Hadison-st, Several nice family rooms and single rooms, with board, at lowest rates of any hotel in the city. Day board, $5 per week. RICES. SEAL CLOAKRS. 132 DEARBORN-ST. diazonaliy opposite Tribuae odice BARNES, Manager, . Successor o D'l}!flol‘ & BARNES. WICKEL PLATED “BAR URAS” AND BALTIMORE FIRE-PLACE HEATEES. BRAMHALL, DEANE & CO., 91 Lake:st, PEPOT, SOUTH SIDE NEWS DEPOT The largest and most complete assortment of Siseetiancous Books. Elegaut Foreizn und Domes- e Gationery, Periodicals and Marazines. Blunk Hooke. Pass Books, etc.. consiany ou hand at Jow prices. WM. H. WISNING. 151 Piventy-eecond-st. .5 doors east of Wabssh-av. HREMOVALS. REMOVAL. J. B. Putmam. genersl 0£eot o7 the G ved 1o 126 State Madison-st. Supporting Corsct. has rt BPPRike bievator ar 7 A AR N e i With $30,000 to $50,000 wanted by a wholesale grocery firm in Chicago. Address P 99, Tribune otfice. OPTECIAN, 1 1T andino 1 Garden (ily Printing Co., rih Halsted-st. Letter heads. 12 1b3 per reamof 969, $3.50. Other work low 5",",@ lon. o GO TO JOEIXN JONES,; NO. 119 DEARBORN-ST., And get your CLOTHES oroughiy Clesned aad neatly Fioe spectac 8 sulted to all sights on_scientifie prin- ciples. Opera uud Field Glasscs Telescopes Miczo- icopes, Barometers, & E li-size Wool Mattress. $6.50. illows, $1.25 per pair: superior 10 idn!g\";, hal; rL H‘;" Tine of Mat- s of ail Kinds. and beduing at the lfl'!fill?flbpflcf‘,sbx’fl mi\.ng- C et e el spring_ Led: e eear 1010 59: fuli B T ag 190 sprlo saTTRESS, [126 SORATEE R BT, 86.50! 200 Biato- Windsor Earopean Hotel, NOS, 145 0 163 DEARBORNT. Great reduction In prices. Rooms st $3.00 per week. MILLINERY. HME, ENMMA SOULE, OF PARIS (late of Washinyton), Has just opened 8 stock of FRENCH MIL- LINERY and Elegant DRESS GOODS, including all the Latest Noveites, at 170 State-st., opposite Palmer House. DETERMINED. Neat coltage and Jot, sewer, £3s, and water on street. one block from etreet cars; cust $:,800; will take $:300 cash. §1,000 in four years, for bai- ance ummoroved to the amount of $1,000. OWN- ER, No. 1 Arcade-court. TERRIBLE! Must take your price for coutage, lot. snd furnitare (st class piago), or rent contage and séll furaisare, of (Fade tanyibing to get away., J0 Artcuian-av. WASHINGTON. The Anti-Resumption Bill Hanging in the * Morn= ing Hour.” Where the Opposition Will Keep It as Long as Possible. Friends Will Make an Effort to Extricate It on Mon- day. The Silver Bill Reported to the House from the Currancy Committee. ‘Whereupon the Coinage Com= mittee Succeeds in Cap- turing If. Attorney Bangs Conferring with Reference to the First Batch Cases. A Commission Talked Of to Examine the Post-Office-Front Question. ANTI-RESUMPTION. STUCK IN TIHE MORNING HOCR. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. WasmHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 3—Ewing’s bill to repeal the Resumption act was left to-day where 1t was left vesterday in the morning hour, which the wits of the House to-day character- ized as the *‘nine-hole.” In the nine-hole the bill is sikely to remain indefinitely, although it is scarcely probable that the opposition to it is 1 harmonlous, united, and formidable us it Was acainst the Bland silver bill last year. As only Qilatory motions are neeessary to consume the worning bour from day to day, and as the rules allow no more than two such motions, it is en- tirely within the power of onc-fifth of the House to call aroll to PREVENT A DIRECT VOTE upon any bill to répeal the Resumption act. This would require less than sixty votes, but a little more than halt the number that was put down as under all circumstances opposed to the repeal of the Resumption act, or any portion of it. One thing appears pretty certain. The re- pealers cannot now contidently expect during tne present session to pass a bill repealing the Resumption act, or avy part of it under a suspemsion of the rules, which requires a two-thirds vote. That was made ‘mauifest yesterday. It is still clearer to-day. Tae great hope is now that on Monday next the repealers will have strenzzth enough to sccure A SUSPENSION OF TIE RULES to bring the bill out of the morniug hour, the parliamentary nine-hole. and bave it fixed for consideration in the House, with un arrange- .ment for calling a vote at 3 certain time. This would take the bill out of the sizty-minute straizht-jacket, and leave ic open for unlimized amendment and debate up to the time that the previous question was ordered. But it s mot certaln . that the Tepealers will bave strength enough to suspend the rule on Monday even to have a day fixed for the final dispusition of the bul. Some of the Banking aod Curreucy Committee have appa- rently ABANDONED HOPES OF THIS, and believe to-night that a final vote upon their measure cannot be reached at this session. Failing to obtain the two-thirds for the purpose of fixing a time, tho bill will rewain indetlnitely in the morning hour, if the opposition is united and resolute. Nothing can take it out of the morning hour except a change of votes or a change in the rules of the House. So long as the bill remains in the morning hour, it will be impossibie for any committee to report any business, except the three Committees which, under the rales, have authority at any time, subject to 3 vote of the House, to mtroduce orizival business, namely : the Ways and Means, Appropriations, and Elec- tions Committegs. The leaders of the repealers threaten if the House on Monday refuses to fic a time for dousideration, thut they will COMBINE TO PREVENT ANY ACTION upon apprupriation bills. The House would thus be ut 3 dead-lock. Gen. Ewing feels the opposition to his bill very keenty, and is embarrassed with the awk- wardaess of bis parliamentary situation. Itis due in part to his owp blunders, and in part to the inexorable rules of the ilouse, which now troubte the friends of repeal as muchas in former Congres: hey have troubled the sup~ porters of the Civil-Rights bill aod the Silver bill. Gen. Ewing’s posizion is the more awk- ward from the fact that he had somcwhat vaiuly boasted from the stuwp in Lis State that if he was elevicd to Congress he should in ten days atter =he bhad taken bis scat sceure the passaze bothof the repeal bill andof 3 silver will. He failed, and the newspapers his district are BEGINNING TO CALL TIME upon him. LI the leader of the Olio Democracy thougtt that he wasa biger man than the House of fiepreseutatives Le doubtless appre- ates his mistake DOW. TIIE SILVER BILL. THE COMMITTEE'S MEASURE. Speciat Dispatch t> The Chicigo 1 WasuNGTON, D. C., Nov. 3.—The Bunking and Curreney Commictee finally agreed to a sitver bill. The bill provides fur the coinage of ailver dollars of tue weizht of 1214 zrams Troy, Standard silver, as provided In the actof Jau. 13, 1S3 It ds proposed thatkhis dollar shall be a legal-tender tor all debts and dues, public and private, escent where otherwise pro- SVided by contract, and any owner of silver bullion may deposit the same al any United States coinage miot or assay oflice to be coined into such dgllars for his benelit, upon the same basis and conditions as gold bullion is deposited for conage under the existing Jaw. Judge Buckner, Clairman of the Bankingand Currency Committee, reported this bill to the Tlouse to-day for printing aod recomuittal to his own Commiitce. The resuit was 2 curous one, At the time of the introduction of the bill, Alexander . Stephens sat in his rolling chair in front of the Speaker’s desk. Directly Buciiner had called Tor the reference, Stephens’ clear, piping voive \as heard to demand that the bill zo to THE COMMITIEE ON COINAGE, WEIGKTS, AND g MEASUKES, of which he is Chairman. The scene which fol- Jowed and the resuits attending it werce as un- expected us they must bave been humiliating to the Bankine snd Currency Commitiec. The Tales of the House were nou strictly in favor of Lhie reference to the Coiusze Comucittee, as tnat Committee reatly has to dowith the devices and the mechanical work of waking toe coins. and not with the coins 43 a, currency, but the Bl and Currency Committee, through its ! blunders of the last tiree days, bas incurred the displeasure of the House, and has scemed to dewnonstrate that it s incapable of doing the !