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PITTSBURiTIdAILY GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1871.1 D.H. FraJlch Son. 100; J. A. Mazurie, 3S James Roth.

25; Geo. Wilson, 25; D. C. some action for enlisting the sympathy and co-operation of all the women in the work. Allegheny County Election Eeturns.

when be came to my house, and complained of being sick. J. You stated in your crosf-exatnmation about an interview at the office of Major A. M. Brown, and aiso that vou were on tbe sub-committee of tbe Board of Trustees of this Church, appointed to investigate tbe charge made against Kev- J.

A. Gray. State amusements. rrjp rTfFHYrTTiiti LessM and lluiwer V. K.

BEAMS. Third spnearanr, of th. Braatfal aad TalaaU CHAPMAN SISTERS, and the Poru ar-'omadian. Mr. E.

A. LtMJKE. THIS KVKNINti will be presented the aataslaaT fa oe of BLl'E JACKETS FsniiT Tranion atiM Blapi-h. rh.r-ai.a Bel. Book.n KU.

CtpMB 'io conclude w.th the scre.aiiit, Borl.sqa. ut 1.1TTLB DOS H'OVASiM. Utile Ion iliov. nl fclanch. Chspnaa 1 iKt.elle Kil.

Cb.paiaa Z) I ns Mr. A- Lock. 1aursdar K.M11IMI. HALIWU1III. lYa-SKw" OPERA.

Lk-3 imrK HOME NEWS. named Jsmei Sow la 2t.nl?. Conoallevili. thrown 'ua overbrtber Under. I.

i' "tended blm the 8t. Cloud Hotel, ii ia reared that amputation will ncouir to accident aw malt fatally. Ta PHi.eari.li Aa.ary of tbe Insurant. Company of North America, a time-huaored rblladelpbia Institution, learns from the Cbi-eao aency tnal tbe losses of tbe company amount to a bair million bribe treat re. It abundantly able to pay tbis turn without prejudice to lu business.

The "Franklin." another Philadelphia eompany, luew (JUU.0U), wait. It too, can easily pay. Tfeanfc. are due and tendeied to Wb. L.

Jones. arent of tbe Insurance Company of North America, for a copy of tbe front pane of the Pittsburgh Gazette, of May UUi. containing among others, an advartlsemeat tit derogatory to the character of Rev. Gray. At the-tlme you were appointed, did the appointment to both the Erie and the Fourth avenue affairs? A.

1 e. sir. Testimony read and t.nnvea bv witntas. UK. ALEX.

BRADLEY OX THE TAr i'f-v was callea to the stand and testilied as Am nrMlil.ni nt th. Board of Trus.ew of OhriA chSE-lT- now Mr. Gray went tn Hjiffalo in, be latWparVof January last; I heard various reasons after he left, and thought It was nerrtsarr be should I00E into them, and wrote him all I had heard I received in reply a teleirr.m nad a letter statinff tbat be wonid return jnst soon as he was able. He did return in a short time It was the firie aff lir I referred to. 1 0rt heard of the Fourth avenue affair In the Trustees meeting.

Cross-examined I tumE It was before 1 saw anvthine; in the Lsader that 1 wrote tbat letter: 1 handed over the testimony at the tlrst meeting ol the Board of Trustees after thev were ordered to be handed over; 1 thine at the April meetinjr: I think be previously called on me for the testimony. Testimony read to witness and approved. Court aojourned until i P. SLTFEB1X6 CHICAGO. Pittsburgh Sympatbj The People at Work Provisions and Money SuppliedPublic Meetin-a and Priyate Alrea-dj Seenred-Part of the tire Department Sent On-The Additional Subscriptions Projramme for Today.

The excitement over the news from Chicago of the great confl igration, seemed to have increased rather than diminished jesterday, as the people began to appreciate in a measure the extent of the terrible calamity which had befallen their brethren of the "Garden City." The newspaper tffices.the last thing the night before, and tbe iirpt thing in the morning, were surrounded by tbe eager news-seekers, and tbe journals as fa8t almost a printed, were disposed of amort tbe throng; then when this muurce of information was exhausted, the crowds assembled at tbe telegraph offices where the bulletins were displayed, which tbruugn brief, answered in a measure to satisfy tbe popular craving lor news. Ilu-ines-, seem-Mi to be generally ueglected, and the election, apparently, scarcely attracted a passing thought in the earlier hours of the muroing especially the "Great Fire" Keemt. to have over-vshadowed ia interest, bbiuesH politics aod pleasure. The excitement began about daybreak In the mornitifr. and was somewhat increased by tne iutt-lligence which spread everywhere that tbe nre was still raging.

Judging from the fact that a request bad been scut in fur THE FIRS DEPARTMENT. This had been tendered the day before, and refused. Mayor Mason stating that it could not be out into use. About five o'clock yesterday morning, however. Mayor Brush received a spatch as It in it tbat the Department Pi I AHEMDLY.

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zo; umcer jobq xetiey. collector, fiufc: James P. Orr, 20: Charles L. Cole, 25; Presbytarian Banner. 100; Watson A Munroe, 100; Employees of Watson A Munroe, 25; I'nton Planing Mill, Birmingham, It 0 Kee.

Murtihv A 50: DuouesnA iakai additionally Mr. P. A. Carpenter), 5t): Mc-Clintock. 10; Cash.

IS: D. A. Stewart. 50-Pboenberger A 5tM; A. Garrison A 100; G.

Fullerton, 10: J. Pitcairn, 2j-, Wm. Miller A Co IW; Pittsburgh Itook and News Io0; Excelsior Flint Glass Co 100: John Har per, (ieo. A Keuy JO 300: j. w.

Kerr, 50; Mckee 700: employe-, Fleming Aysen A 105; Chas. Xahnumacher Lorenz A Wightman. 500; empiovees. W. E.

Scbmertz A 100 Carnegie, Ionian Bryan A Caugnev.2i: G. W. Aiden. 10: R. Tinni.

50 W. H. Howard A 100 Dr. I. C.

Per-sblnr. 25; Jos Dalzeil A Son 50: Jo. H. Bium, (oi iew orx Clty.t iving at i.etiovne 50: J. A aroer.

25: D. Reif hard 25: D.Cochr 200; B. D. Moore. 20: RalyaiKobeitson.a): Em ployes oi C.

est A a0: Mrs. D. Cum-mingjt, 15: Creesen SprirtE 100; Employes of Fcrt Pitt Foundry, 210; Orlando Metcalf, 50: Capt. R.C. Grav: ItO; Dr.

W.C. Tweddle, 50; Employee in office of Lewis Oliver A Phillips. 10o: E. Hoenler A 50; Atlas Works and employes per V. M.

Milier. 217. Jt is impossible at present to foot up the exact amount siren in. but in Pittsburgh it approaches $40,000, and in Allegheny, about in the aggregate. It may be la place' to suggest to all subscribers the propri-e of pacing in at once if possible as it it desirable to have the money sent off immediately after it is secured.

A LliEG EN COCISC1I.3 ere to have a special meeting in the afternoon at 2 o'clock to consider the propriety of appropriating somethinjr -out of the city treasury to tbe Relief Fund. The meeting, however, was not held for want of a quorum, and tbe matter now goes over until tbe regular meeting to-morrow night. In the meantime the citizens at large are active in their benevolent efforts, tbe following record showing MORE WORK. IN ALLEGHENY. Another meeting was held last night pursuant to aujourament of Monday evening's gathering.

His Honor Mayor Callow presided and called the meeting to order in the Common Council Chamber at a quarter to eight o'c lock. Mr. D. L. Crawford was chosen Secretary pro tern, in the absence of the regular Secretary who had gone of with a car load of provisions.

The Chairman s'ated that the Executive Committee bad held anieetiu at two o'clock, and had purchased a quantity of supplies which had been packed in the second car which would be shipped dining the eveniug. (Cheers Reports were then called for from the subcommittees and reports received as noted below. While the subscriptions were earning, other business continued. Mr. Cooper, chairman of the executive Committee reported that J0 bad alreadv been paid into tbe Treasury $('-W of which had been collected during the day.

They bad made to pbip the second car durine the evening, containing 200 blankets, together with provisions of all kinds. (Cheers Col. John Glenn explained that the Second waird committee had supposed that Councils would appropriate something for tbe purpose and they bad not acted. If it was uot the intention to appropriate they would go to work vigorously. Tne Chairmaa here read several of the latent dispatches, and then the subscription list was opened as below.

Mr. Leggate (tated that large committers were useless. He favored th appointment cf one man in ears ward as collector for that distr'ct. and becould appoint bis sub-collector, aad could save a meeting in, the school-house every night, "ring tbe bells and rouse the people." I TH LADIES' MEETING. The Chairman then read the following: Hon.

A. P. Sir: Would it not be well for you tocail a meeting of tbe women ot Allegheny to make up clothing for tbe sufferers by tbe Chicago fireV There is no doubt it would be attended by Many Women. October 10. 1471.

This was received with applause. Mr. Davis n.oved tbat such a meeting be called to-morrow In accordance with tbi proposal the Mayor prepared a call for tbe meeting this afternoon at tare- o'clock in the Library. Mr. Moore dain't believe tt at five or six thousand dollars represented the liberality uf Allegheny, or it wa greatly changed -ince be was a boy.

He favored the Idea of Mr. Leg-gate aud hoped tbat tbe work would be brought down to a system. He therefore suggested that theChairmao appoint one man to each ward to take charge of tbe business of collecting. Mr. L-gga'e embodied the suggestion In the form of a motion trucking tbe Chairman to appoint collectors." Carried.

Col. Green again obtained tbe ti or and coo-tended tbat the property owners should be reached tbat Councils should make an appropriation, and that would make an equitable assessment on all. He cited tbe Scbenlcy estate an illustration. Mr. Moore said It was well known that all on tbe Svhenley property had to be paid by the householders; that disposed of the argumtuntof taxing that property to get tbe money from bvbeuley.

Laughter and cheers. Tne following gentlemen were then appointed First, John F. Jennings: Second. Arx. Leg-gate; Third urst precinct Samuel Hastings; Third second precinct Fred Lang: tourtb first nrfcinct W.

ore: Fourth second precinct F. H. Edgars: Fifth. Alex. Patterson; Mxtb, W.

F. Trimble; Seventh. Wm. Weitncb: Eighth, Alderman Eggcr; Ninth, RoJand Jotic-i. TUB APPROPRIATION.

Mr. Jmes Calierv moved that as the sene of this meeting. Councils be requested to pass a resolution at their next meeting appropriating to a relief fund Mr. Mc Brier hoped tbat if there was any man ia the meeting who felt thU was of propriety tbat be would speak out. and if be did not do so that be make up his mind not to reflect upon Councils if tbey snould aot upon toe wishes that expressed.

He lersooally was in favor of miking an appropriation, but he wanted tbe attendants at the meeting to thoroughly uodeistaud what tuy were doing. Mr. Hanna said he had been talking about this matter and be thought it was public opinion that Councils had no right to vote the people's money In 1 bis way. The money should come from those who are abl to piy It. Tbey would vote this mouey and then tbey would leave a tax o-xt year and sell out the poor people to pay it.

r. Callery aid tbe gem 1 at man was mistaken tbat it would be tbe ricn people who would bave to pay in the t-nj. Mr. Ieggate favored tbe voluntary plan. It seemed the tmiit equitable that Councils should make tbe appropriation but he thought it the best way allow tbe people to express their liberality, lie thought every man ought to consider this a privilege to help his suffering fellow man.

Aplauhe I Mr. James Caldwell moved to postpone the matter. Carried. Mr. H.

Ia vis suggested that some central point be selected where donations of clothing, old and new could be sent fur shipment. Tbe chairman stated ibe Weigh House bad been et atiide for that purpose, and all clothing and food ent there during tbe day would be shipped off at night. The returns of contribution as footed up were as follows: rapM THE WAHDs. 1st ward John F. Jennings, collector, $20n.

THIRD WARD, FIRST PRECINCT. P. Wbiston. 'X J. Swho, 50, L.

R. Lindsay. 10: A. L. Harvey, 100: J.

M. Heuipbill. 20; W. J. Means, Aiken, 10: W.

M. Williams. 10; J. R. Uxlv.

10; O. West, 11. McNultv.5: P. C. Grav, 2fi; A.

Clamy. $5: L. Stern. J. Mc-Brier, IOO; F.

Beckert, 2p. Wm. Hill. Thos. Neabon, 10; H.

Swindell, li; lire is, 5 03 riKST PRECINCT FOURTH WARD. W. D. Moore, collector S. A.

Pur-viance. $5o; Hugh Forrester, 25; Jas. Graham. 20; A. Coilds.

25; C.t'nlids. 75; Jos Sbellenberger. W. R. Martin, W.

Cballant. 20; And. Didig Thos. Palmer. R.

B. Meg raw. 5: Hugh Gay-tons, Joan E. Butaner.2: Alex. Posiiy.

10: casb. cat-h, Thos. Mciance, 50; Henry Moer, 5'; Lewis, Bailey. Dalzeil A 250; O. Fans.

5, F- Schlotter. 10; W. F. Pane, J. W.

Long, 10; W. B. Rodger. 10; Spang. 500; H.C-Miller, to: H.

King. 50; Hiebenck A Collin. 50; MoClintock A 10. Total $1,234 4th ward H. Eggers.

collector- 1439.50. FIFTH WARD, ALLEGHENY. Dr. Armstrong, $5.00: Isaac Stewart. 5.01': M.

G.Cmrk, 6.1M; E- G. Patterson, 10: John S. Speer.5.00: E. J. Wilkin, 10.00.

Cash, 25.00: Alex. Patterson. tJ5 oil; W. K. West.

5.00; D. L. Patterson. T. C.

Stepben.2.l4i; W. M. Stephen. F. P.

Kcben. 5 A W. Jenkinson, Jobs Mussler.2.00; W. M.Porter. hnst.

Jeckel. 5.00; John C. Donaldson, 5.00; Union Salt 75 bbls. salt; Hamilton, Lemon and Comply, Isndore Coblens, 25 W.C. Cooke, Joa McConnell.

5 00: Frank Kellers. Gus. Seltz, cash, R. F. Ben near, S0.00; John S.

Little. 2 00: S. M. Dunlap. 5 0.1; Amie P.

Abbott. 10.00; J. W. Grubbj. 5.

KI; cash, 1.00; Jobs Shannon. 2.00; Everett Ixigaa, Geo. Pfarr. 80 W. Carston.

5.oo; R. VT. Lea, StMfci; G. W. Motberel, lo.iM; Jo-i.

Brbur, Cipt. Greenlee, 5 00; Jaraes M. Long. 5.0U: Tioinas McKee. hju.

Toral cash $808 00 Fifth ward School 48 00 $853 OU 8IXTH WA II D. K. White, Collector $188,50 TUE "ADfTlONAL" LLST. The following were the new subscriptions taken at the meeting: James Calierv, $25; H. Geyer, A.

H. Drocourt, 20: Dunlap A Snaman, 5u; Guckenbeimer A 100; J. F. Parker. 2t; James Morgan.

25 Br ad ocks fields Cost Company, 10J; F. Hoff, Iodge No. 51 P.of Allegheny. 100: J. L.

Gill (add i H.Campbell. 20; B.Smith. 10; F. A. J.

Mc Brier, 75. Frazier Joo. Total $1,005 Previously reported 2.000 Aggregate It was suggested thit meetings should be held every evening, and in accordance therewith the meeting adjourned until tbis evening at o'clock. FROM AN OLD PITTSBURGH EK. The following was received late last night by Mayor Brush from one whose appeal Pitts-burgers will know how to appreciate.

Hon. Jared M. BKif(n: Language is inadequate to convey to you any Idea of the desolation of our noble city. Great suffering exists among the poor. Id there anv appeal needed to my friends and fellow citizens of Pitta-burgh, save to ca'l up tne reccol lections of twenty-six years ago, wben our own good town was laid in ashes and ruins.

K. Bidule Roberts. Tbat this as well as other appeals will be headed the action of the people fully attests. They are at work earnestly aad cannot but respond with credit. Lat all readers look at the programme for to-day.

and see wben tney can assist in tne good work. MEETINGS TO-DAY. tienrrol Committee The General Committee or Trustees of tbe Fire FumJ, will meet tbis morning at tbe Mayor's office, at ten o'clock. It is earnestly requested tbat all the members of the Committee be in attendance at tbe meeting this morning, tbat their business may be arranged in proper Bhape. and all other arrangements made for the discharge of their duties, which have been assigned them.

inflHons tu the Hcliff dwimttfee. At the request ef leading gentlemen among the Hebrews uf tbis city, the following gentlemen were added to the Chicajro Relief Committee: Messrs. Joslab Cohen. D. Stein.

I. Morgan- 1 stern. Joseph Mvers. A. Guoenhelmer.

The Trustees, including tbe above named gentle- men. nre requested to meet at tbe Mayor's office this morning at ten o'ejoctt. The LJraunu-n- Tbis evening at half past seven lock, a meeting of the draymen and teamsLers will be held at City Hall to take nation and make such Contributions they may deem proper toward tbe aid of the sufferers. The Lwlif, The ladles of AUegbeny city are requested to meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock in tbe Library room, city to tak Citizen' Meeting An adjourned meeting or cutzens win 0 neia in tne common uoun-ci! Chamber, city building, Allegheny, this evening at XH o'clock. A fuil attendance ia requested.

BENEFITS TO BE GIVEN. Military prifl The Heath inaves will give an exhibition drill in the Keystone Rink tomorrow evening for tbe benefit of tbe "Relief Fund." Tickets 50 cents, to be had of the members and at the door. "The JJseflpoi A'un." Miss Edub O'Gorman. the Escaped Nun." has proposed her aid, and will give one lecture in Library Hall Saturday evening all the proceeds to be applied to tbe Relief Fund. The hall, advertising, will be given free and all tiie proceeds will go to swell the treasury of the fund.

Her subject will be "Mysteries of the Contession-al." Tickets to be had at Kleber as heretofore. "benefits" are talked of. but as vet none of them have taken deiinite shape. Tbe people, however, everywhere are aroused and Pittsburgh and vicinity evidently will make a clear record in this extraordinary emergency. ECCLESIASTICAL COORT.

Rev. John A. Gray's Trial. The investigation in the case of the Rev. John A.

Gray was continued Monday, com-mencing'ln tbe afternoon at one o'clock. The Session was opened with prayer by the Rev. T. N. Boyle, of Allegheny.

Mr. Moreiaod stated that his colleague, Mr. Hopkinsi oviug to severe Illness, was unable to be present, and that be and his other colleague. Dr. Nesbit, would be obliged to take the testimony in the case, and they hoped that under tbe circumstances tbey would be pardoned if any irregularity of witnesses occurred.

Dr. Dempaey I notice two of the committee are absent, and if both sides are agreed we shall proceed-No objectiou was made, and MR. J. H. BASCOMB was called to tha witness Bland.

I live at No. 252 Penn street; business, moulder by trade. tj Are you acquainted with Robert M. Toy and William Frederick A. I have met them.

CJ. State whether if you had an interview bet ween either or bOLh concerning tbe alleged visits of Mr. Gray, at No.ti4 Fourth avenue, and if so. whom and where A. I had an interview between Frederick and Toy about the middle of June, 1870.

at No. 325 fen where I then lived; tbey came to my house on thur cenini7 I knew on a nf them. Wm. Fred erick, and be introduced me to Mr Toy. who I did not recognize at tbe time, but wbf-m I did recognize alter lighting the gas; I bad noticed Toy durmjr tbe revival coming very frequently with this girl Annie Littell.

Mr. White 1 think the auswer to the question is entirely irrelevant, but don't object; let him state it; it shows tbe keenness witb which the witness wants to bring in things be knows improper. Witness continuing I recognized him as that person; I asked bim Woere have you been I haven't seen you lately at ehurch." and he said this girl. Annie LiUell, had gone bick on bim; she bad got better company now and stated that she bad been aeeutng com-pnhy witb Mr, Gray. Mr.

Whi't I don't object to giving the widest latitude he may deaire in giving bis testimony. Dr. Dcmpsey I would object If (Mr. Toy was present, and I do not Lhink it would be fair to hear this testimony unless he was present. Mr.

Moreiaod don't belive that Mr. Toy will ever come.and as there are very material Pblnts THE INTERVIEW AT BASCOMB '8. Witness here resumed his statement: I was surprised at tba answer and asked What about it; they told me they had knowl edge of Mr. Gray going to a room on fourth avenue to meet ttiH gin, anu that on oce occa sion, tbe 2)tn of May. thev had dated as one 01 tbe times be baa met net mere; on another occasion, of which tbev didn't givu me any date, tbey stated tbat he nad met ner there also.

Oa one of the occasions they had watched tbe girl, aod had seen her on fourth avenue; near this hou-e. Pass Mr. Gray, and that tbev spoke to each other, and that on an other occasion Mr. Gray had a soft bat on bis bead, aod that they bad afterward written to Mr Gray for blui tojiteet tnem on two occasions one of tbe plaoe was at the rooms of the Young Men's Chrisxioo Association, and that be had paM no attention to them, and that on tbis evening, tbe 20tb of May. tbey had watched to see if be would come out of tbe room; tbey watched till a pretty late hour and then went to bis house and found tbat be was not at home, and that evening tbat they came to see me tbey bad been at his bouse aud had asked lor a prlva'e interview with --im, which be vranted: tbey came to 11 bim about this Fourth avenua aff-iir, and tbat his reply was, wbat of it; then they ti Id htm tbat tbey bad seen bim going to that hoase.

und after tbey gt.tt through be asked them what tbey were going to do about it; tbey told blm they were determined to expose bim, and he told them to crack their whip: they then left the bouse and came up to tell me; ne told me at tbe time that tbis Anna Littell was a married woman; I a-keohim wbat busine-s he had going witb a married woman; be said be could not do without it; Mr. Frederick asked n.e if Mr. Grav hadn't money, as be said he supposed he could get along without preaching for awaile. THE SECOND INTERVIEW. Q.

Did you at any time after that first interview with Toy and Frederick have any further conversation about the matter A- I bad the next evening, With wh mr A. With Frederick and Toy. the evening before I-bad made an appointment te mttet them at the rooms of the Y. M.C. A tbey bad agreed in the ineautime to say nothing about it to any one, ami would not give me permission to say- aaytjbtng to any one else about the matter: they jtoid me tbe same story that they had told me tbe night before, and then they agreed to go with me to see tbe Rev.

J. H. Kbuwrt- wbfre they told about, the ince thing, tbwtte are all the interviews I ever bad. How long have you been acquainted witb R. M.

Toy? A I bad no personal acquainted before the 20th of June. Do you know his reputation in tbe community f.Ir truth and varacity where be re-sidei? A I do not. Do you know abnut the time Mr. Gray was going to Buffalo. N.

and if so. do you know the purpose fjr what he went. A 1 remembek about tbe time of bis going to Uaf-faro; 1 do it' know the date; don't know ihe put-po-g. D.d you accompany him to the depot wben st rung, and if so do you know by whom he was accompanied. A No, sir, to both of ti ese que-tions.

Yot state tbat vou been present dining le progress of the trial. Will you state if beard the testimony of -and if so, whether you know tbe fact of Anna Littell having lived out durfhg tbe summer or 1870, and if so, where, whom and for wbat period of tinier A. 1 did not hear the statement ot and I kntw for a fact that Anna Littell lived where boarded for about two weeks, some time during Jaeptember, at 325 Penn street; I was then boarding with my sikter. Miss MR ORAT'S TRUTH AND VERACITY How long have you been acquainted wi, Rev. J.

A. Gray. A. From the time he became our pastor. Were you acquainted witb his reputation in tbe community for truth.

veraciLV, chastity and sobriety prior to tbe preferring tbe charges against Rev. Gray on tbe 11th of Marcb, 1-iTI A. Yes sir. u. Was tdat reputation good or bad.

A. Good. CROSS-EX A I ti ED. Had heard prior to tbat date of grave accusations made against Mr. Gray's moral character; beard tbeni as early as l70; 1 remember there was talk about him, but do not remember the months; don't know of Annie Littell working in any other place than the one I mentioned during summer of IttiO; I think tt was tbe month or September that t-ht worked there: I cave my testimony before tbe LVtnintttee of Trustees: do not remember stating tbat this girl (Annie LittelO lived at my nous aoout a wees in aukuh; 1 tmnx it was I call my sister's house my bout-e; don't think I said in tbat tes timony about Toy expression that his girl bad gone back on him very probably I did say tbat when they came came to my bouse tbey for a private interview, and then begun by relating their suspicions ot tbe morality of Mr.

Gray. Tbe conversation with Toy and Frederick began as 1 have stated in my examination in chief: mv examination before the committee was uot a full one; Mr. Hopkins took it down; cannot remember whether it was on the first or second night they watched Mr. Gray tbat Toy and i-naerick saia mat Mr. oray ana Annie Littell met on Fourth aveuue: I don't remember tbat I stated before the committee that it was the first night; don't remember what niifht they said Mr.

Gray wore a mift hat; do not now remember which night tbey said; don't know that mv recollection Is as distinct now as It was when I gave the testimony in February last; wben Toy and Frederick called on me they were in an angry mood; tbey were angry at Mr. Gray; I thiuk tney stated now tney came tv watch Mr. Gray: I think tbev said Annie Littell told them about Lite intimacy between herself and Mr. uray. O.

Did thev sta'e whether Annie Littell said sbe and Mr. Gray were In lbe habit of meeting; if so. wbei? luouoset lor aeiense oojeciea, ano obiectlon sustained. Complainant's counsel appeals iroui ruling 1 cj At the interview at your house did Toy and Frederick tell you tbat Annie Littell told hem that sbt wai in tbe habit of meeting Mr. Objection made aud sustained.

Exceptions taken to vt ttness resumes: 1 went tbe np-rt nvvnimr with Toy and Frederick to Mr. Ebberts house; 1 requesieu mem to go with me. They made about the same statement to him they had made to me. nat did you and Mr. Ebbert cnnfitiriA to no aooui 11 Objected to and objection sastalned.

I toid Mr. Grav what Tov and VrtAr told me the same evening we went to Bee Mr. Ebbert; Mr, Ebbert and I went to see Mr. Gray: did not Hpeak to any other person about tnis matier uuui toe matticr came out at the Trustees' meeting. I have no personal knowledge of a meeting at Major Brown's ofiice; I beard tbat Mr.

Gray and Mr. Moreland bad been at Major Brown's office some days afterwards; it was after the interview at my house. BB-DIRECT. I was SCCOmbanled to Mr. Ontv'a hnnM hr Mr.

Ebbert. It was some time aft.Hr twelve o'clock at night; we met him in the library; we waiteu ior mm some time at the door; the bouse was clear. Wbat the sublect of thf. nnnnco tioa was, and what Mr. Gray said in relation to tt.

Objected to, and objection sustained by chair. Witness resumes I think Mr. Ebbert told me about tbe meeting at Mayor Brown's office. lestlmony read to witness and approved, DR. J.

OCY CARD LESS TESTIFIES. Dr. McCandless testified that he knew Mr. Gray, and that tn September or fall of 1H70 be naa been caiiea upon 10 prescribe ror mm: ne found Mr. Grav suffering from general debili ty, his health was broken down and there was a want of nerve force tn his system: 1 told mm be would nave to tase tonics ana stimu lants; recommended him to take whisky three times a day before his meals; visited bim a dozen times or more.

tin cross examination witness staiea mat. be met with Mr. Gray at nls bouse, and tbat tbe prescription was a verbal onet tbat be told him to gel a gallon of the best wblskv be could; he thought Mr. Gray needed it. itness did not know bow long Mr.

Gray continued to take wbiskev, but knew be was taking It; at that time Dr." Coffey was bw regula Physician. Witness had prescribed nutritious diet and recommended tonics. He did not know whether he bad been taking whisky prior to the time he had prescribed; nor did he know wben he ceased taking it after ore- scribing It. reaa to wnuni PR. COFFEY CALLED FOR DEFENCE.

Did you at anytime prescribe tha use of strong drink for Mr. Gray. A 1 did. When A. On two or three occasions "KVTB.

BTATk ATE. lt DISTE1CT8. FITTHUUKiaU rtrst Waid teooa ward Third waid fourth aard ifth Sisth ward nrentb ard Rigntta ward Nttth wara Tenth ward Kleventn warC Tve 1' ward lt prec Twelfth ward. 2-1 Thirteenth ward. 1st pree t.

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1st -roirteetita ward za ruvneenm vara Pifteentn ward stzteeath ward.lat D.I 8ixterath ward, -d p. He.eatee.th Niaeteeoth ward Tweatr-nrst wd, Ut Twenry-third ILLlOHnT. First ward ttecood ward. Third ward, 1st I Third ward. 2d rouna warn, ist Fourth ward, 2d p.

Fith ward Stub ward rV.eath ward Kiffhtb ward feMR4UOB8. BinttlnEham, 1st liirmioffham. 3d McK.ee.port Mill.aie SDutb Plttsbarak B. ulrailnEbam. Zd Towaamp.

ReMrr. imi Kom. Sd precinct NeTllle North End THE ELECTION. A (Inlet aad Orderly Tern Oat sf ibe Velers ef AiiP.Mi)! uwaiyno uiMiirr-a air a peaweiea af ill vt the Proele a HffbB my Liu It Off In 11m Mailer M-joruv Ail ine Rrpaaliraa. Huwever, Kuseted iwerlag Itewa frees Abrwae.

Tbe election yesterday proceeded quietly. There was little or no excitement at any of tbe polls. Citizens came and went quietly to and from election places, and stopped not to debate the chances of any of tbe candidates. There was but Utile enthusiasm and much less eze ttemen attend In be vo i ng. causes combined to render the vote east on both sides quite small, but after all it was aot so meagre an we bad imagined it would be The opposition took the field early in the mor lng aad played tbe decided I fine game of getting out a heavy vote before noon, and thus gained a very pal pable ad vantage over the Republicans, who, either indifferent or oareless, permitted the Democrats to enjoy a jubilant feeling all day long and of course thereby incttea them to put Tort a almost euper-buman exertions to carry tbe dar Toe German He former detached a considerable number of votes from tbe regular ticket es-neclallv in tbe ca-te of Joaeob Dil worth can didate for County tOomoyls loner and if Dr.

Stanton for Auditor General, asrainst whom tbey made most particular warfare. Tbe election returns herewith nppended shew the weight and force of tbe Turn-verein movement. It is a matter, however, of COSORATULATIOS. That so far the returns received indicate a clear average majority la tbe county of nearly four thousand for our tieket. We nave not lost a biogie candidate.

Mr. Dllwortb. who was especially ouoosed be cause of bis antagonism to the liquor interest, of the eountv. fails far behind bis colleague. Mr.

James Mcuunnigie, in tne count, probably dropping two thousand votes in tbe rear. His discrepancy is partially due to tbe efforts of a number of gentlemen, whose interests were very good, and wno were animated by tbe best of motives to secure tbe election of a Democrat, on tbe rounds of tern iterance re form, over Mr. McUonnigie. However, we have oo fears but Mr. Dllwortb is elected by a small majoritv.

A BiTTKH riUHT. In the Second Legislature District, there was a bitter fight, and for some time it was feared that Mr. Matt. Edwardd, the Kepubli-cac candidate for Assembly, would meet with defeat. He was opposed by Mr.

Robert Lid-dell, a gentlemen very popular and much re spected. Tbe fight was very close, but Mr. fiu wards came through victorious with a ma jority of -txiut one hundred and thirty-three. He has reason to congratulate himself over i victory, for wltbout any extraneous po litical questions to meet ana com oat, to op-feat such a popular men as Mr. Llddell, wruld have been sufficient triumph lor a day.

OW RCCEITID. The news from the various wards and elec tion districts of tbe city, county and State, was received at tne itnooin Uluu itootns ana Cltv Hall, simultaneously at which places had gathered quite a large number of citizens of different shades ut opinion, who went quite anxious to learn tbe result. Tbe Western Union and the pacific and Atlantic Telegraph companies bad eacu a connecting line itb tbe parent offices on Fifth avenue and every few minutes messatree were received from various parts of the State. There was very little enthusiasm manifested, except wben at both headquarters was received tbe dispatch tbat Philadelphia had given twelve thousand Republican majority, a gain of over six thousand over Ueary's majority, and then there were some loud cheers given, for tbe ttiate was deemed secure to our party. GKKMANS KNTHUSIASTIC.

At a late hour the rumor prevailed, and we do not know on what ground it was predica ted, that Mr. Dllwortb was defeated lor tne Commlssionersbip. and tbis caused a large crowd of his uerman oppouents to rejoice muchly over the supposed defeat. Tbelr rejoicings, however, we opine were somewhat premature and will hardly be called lor today, wben tbe full vote Is received. THR RESULT.

We are not entirely satisfied with the record made by the Republic-inn of Allegheny county yesterday. There was much room for Improvement In our local majorities, but tn as-much as we have elected all our county ticket and contributed somewhat to the Skate majority, there exists no great caue for grumbling. Weonly nope to gird on tbe armor and do better next time. So far as we received tbe returns up to our hour for going to press, we herewith subjoin them: OVERTAKE BT JUSTICE. Nawll avlltrd la a Raw at We aave beea Informed that young Has'ett, who wu Implicated with Small now await-Inr trial in the robbery of Stevenson's Jew-elr, was shot and killed ia a mistake In a row at Cincinnati on Mooday right.

We aa.e receWed ao full particulars of the affair. 1 eerd.y moraine a brother of tbe deceased weal on to Claclnnati to briDg the remain, to this city lor laurment. Th Imuest conducted iukHk i on tb hods' K.bm 4 Co s. mills, by the breaking or a rnnri.tnne was concluded last atght. The i'lndsMne-boM ha bad told tbe company so when It was nut la.

but that tbey persisted In setting ltTalrSb. of his protest. The Jury returned a ct of accidental death, und Bad the owner. 7.5 the mill guilty of criminal neglect. 01 A N.wea will be granted Monday night.

Flaw Mill rrapef IT ay al.a Marsarc. To. Emerald Steam Mills, situate la Sharps-borg. at the oorner of Mill street and Western Peansyl.anla Hall road, will be sola on the premise, thl. afternoon, at three o'clock.

situation, opacity, and wurking condition of this flour mill are all inviting for cap. Itallsts to make a first class investment. Hee Mcllwaiaa'a aactloa advertisement for particulars. Have vss award ia mws 1 Tbe new styles bava arrived at Urllog, Follansbee southwest corner of Wood street and Fifth avenue. Young gentlemen, go there at once aod fit yoarselves out with fall raiment.

The best of goods, latest fashions and reasonable prieea. mi i. Monday eight. awew la sa-da, aod get a shave at Lvsles A Scraa-glBe' Diamond Haloon. No.

64 Diamond. Alleghany. Everything about tbln establishment 1. tba perfection of eleanlineee and there Is ao saloon In the eity where one can more sjoyably undergo tonsorial manipulations. re excitement Divoroe.

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1M 174 13t 1 i i 13: 8 "OI 56 6 (V 4Bk-j 21 7h: s.v ri 11' i 4 I 3U: 6b" whether during tbe progress 01 tnar you bad an interview with Major A. M. Brown concerning tbe character of Toy and Fredericks-hit rMfnti and whether VOU did in tbat interview state to Major mat you had no conndence in tneir veracity or reliability, and whether yon did n-ot'eoncur witb him tne opinion that this was a black milling cperation. set up ugatnst Mr- Gray for the purpose of extorting money, Mr. White objected to tbis as cross-examination, and the objection was sustained by the Chair.

Ptpase sta'e whether ia your acquaintance i'h Rev- Mr. Grnv you knew or his desire to study German, and whether vou did not at one time send bim a German teacher? A. I did. rev. dr.

w. d. now Ann was called oc the prirt or the defenfe. and testified that Robert M.Tov was not a member of his church or congregation, and that he did not know him. dr.

a. o. m'c aidless. Am a physician know Rev. Mr.

Grav. an did prescribe for him tbe best old rye whisky he oulii get, and recommended bim to take it three times a day. Cross-examination That was in the summer or fall of 18ri.i to the best of my recollection I meant for him to continue ta'tihg it until be was relieved of the trouble which he complained. He was troubled witb diarrhea and predispositiou to dyspepsia. 1 couldn't tlx anv length of time to take it tt might take a year, or two years or at any time while laboring under the same symptoms Mr.

Gray did not call at my house was rever bis regular physician never gave blm any other prescription: I believe I (old him be ought to have a tablespoonful of good old rye whisky three times a day. adding that it might be necessary to increase the portion with tbe use of.ir; I met him at a stela! gathering at Wm. McCutcheon's; in the course of the evening an interview took place between him and me. during wnich I gave him the pret-cription as physician; tbat was tbe only time I ever prescribed wbisky for Mr. Gray: that was the oniy time we ever nud a conTcrsaion on tne subject.

FRANCIS SELLERS TKSTIK1E3. Mr. Moreland called Mr. Sellers, who testified as follow-: Was a member of the Board of Trustees of tbis church, Feb. 1S71; was a member of the committee appointed by -he bard to examine tbe charges against Rev.

Mr. Grav. Paper shown bv witness 1 It was by virtue ot tbis resolution we actea; port ot committee Shown. 1 (J Please state whether after tbat full in-investiga'ion had by your committee. Dr.

Ct'ffey fully assented to(lhe report? (Objected to, but objection was made by Mr. White, on tbe ground that it was improper, irrelevant aud wholly im pertinent in this case. Oojection overruled.) Witness Dr. Cv Hey drew up me resolution, exculpating bioi from all crime- Q. State if you lemeaiber of Mr.

Samson being called before that committee? A. I dont rem em per being present at his examination; 1 was Chairman of tbe committee, and did not vote; tbe other four voted unanimously for those resolutions this evening. Court adjourned until seven o'clock. EVKMVJ HK-IO Opened at 1 P. m.

Prayer by Rev- K. Hamilton. Mr. Morel an 3, for defence, called Maj. Geo.

H. Morris I reside in Fourteenth ward, Pittsburgh; am a steel spring minuf-tc-turer; 1 am not personally acquainted witb Geo. T. Hobbs; know bitn wben I see bim; I know his reputation In tbe county in which he has resided for the past two years; for truth and veracity, his reputation is bad. From what I know of his reputation in tbe county, for truth and varacity, I would not believe him on oatb, where bis personal interests were at stake.

Cross Examination I am doing business for myself I have beard 1. St. Clair, Gray, Mr. Charles Jones. Mr.

Richaros, architects, and a number of builders, aud parties whose names Ictn't recall 10 mind. I have beard Mr. Junes and Mr. Richards Inside of a year, and Mr. Gray within ten days.

It was some time during tbe last spring aud summer of 17L Testimony readand opproved by witness Witness, A. L- Nicholson. in Pittsburgh, and am au Alderman. Am acquainted, witb Rev. tbn A.

Giay. Met him there, at Fayette springs; he, Mr. Gray remained tbere uiiLil August I remained sometime after be gener tlty lefc there on Saturday's abrut 11 a. and returned, except on one or two occasions on Monday about two or three P. M.

The trains left Pittsbnrg about (i a. and reached Cnicntowu about 11 a m. Fayet te Springs are situated about eight and a balf miles from Unioutown. Tbere is a back or stage running between these two points. During Mr.

Gray's stay tbere bis wife aod other members of bis congregation were there confined to tbe bouse, owing to a stroke of paralysis. I don't think I ever saw Rev. Jno. a tray annum? at the bar 01 tbe hotel, ana never spoke Reading1 Bunting-about it un til tbis charge was made against it: be board ed at the same bouse witu me; be sometimes came up in a hired buggy from Unioutown; be may have kept the bugy tbere until he returned, but I don't rem ember; but my own impression is that, he did not do so. ana some times he rode with hi wife and the youug ladies; can't Bay whether be rude down to Uuiontown in tne buggy or not, as I was paying no particular attention, but be may have have done so; he usually left on Saturday morning, and be leit too on Tuesday while 1 was tbere; I came down from Fayette Springs on last Siturdav; I saw Mr.

Gray there about two or three weeks aro. Redirect by Moreland 1 saw Mr. White tbere. but never saw Dr. Holmes: Mr.

Gray usually left tbe hotel alter breakfast 8 or 11; there were ao females accompanied bim there exoept his wife: tbere were other e-maies present at the hotel; I generally met kev. Gray white there daily during bis sojourn at the Springs; I never paw him drunk or under the influence of liquor during that time, nor never beard any person talking about it not until quite recently. 1 never knew until the 11th or of July the reputation of Rev. J. A.

Grav in tbis community for truth, chastity and veracity; supposed it was good: I never beard aayih'mg derogatory to his prior to these charges. B. Wilt. 1 reside in Oakland Fourteenth ward. Pittsburgh, and am a car pet upholsterei; I am a member nf tbe 1st Baptist church, t'lttburgb; i am thoroughly acquainted with the room No.

t4 Fourth avenue, and during tbe past year have occupied tbe building and have occupied three different rooms in tbat time 1 bad no acquaintance with aiiy of the former occupants, but have understood that Geo. r. liobbs i Son occu pied one of thtrn a person could see a prsn coming up tne stairs tne ooor stood wide open. and. a person might possibly see one coming up tbe stairs eveu if if engaged at work provided tbe table where he wonted was in a certain location.

Mr. Hobb's table consisted of a long draw- tug or drafting board 16 feet long: it ran from the Wood street side to the-Market street side, and he (Hobbt- always worked with bis back towards tbe door; at least be always did so wben I was there, How often were you in tbat yoom during tne summer ana spring 01 ibt). a 1 think one or twice during that time. called frequently but could not get in on account of tne door being locked. I never saw tbe door open in mv life unJea- it was wben be was go ing- irom time to lime.

1 eniereo. tne ouiia-ing in October. Adjourned until Tuesday morning at nine o'clock. BKiDW Yesterday morning tbe Court reassembled at nine o'clock, and was opened witb prayer uy tue noirer. Mr.

11- Wilt was rut upon tbe stand und testified that he bad often seen eirla and wo men going up stairs into Mr. Bee on's room. osmpion ana uerssiresser the mty insurance Company office. Ac. He bad never en any lady going.u4ti Hobbe' room.

Tbe door 01 tnai room was generally locked. He saw no girls go up in tbe summer or fall of iKTfi. as be did not. come into tbe building until 1671; anew um uy bikih; uau uearu people say be was uot reliable. He.

1 witness. 1 wo 11 i.1 not, from what be had beaid and kuew, be lieve moods on oam. Witue.ss refused to give name of tbe parties be bad heard speak bad of Hobbs. Mr. Leouard.

use of tbe committee I wih to know if witness came before as to testify in reference to public rumor concerning- the character of a previous wit uess? Ii he refuse to give tbe names of some parties what ought to be done? Mr. White Such testimony ought to be suppressed Elder Dempsey We cannot, of course, compel the witness to answer. Kf. When did you bear these persons speak against the truth and veracity of Mr. Hobbs A.

At different times and places during tbe last spring, and have heard it remarked since tbis trial commenced by parties who have read this evidence. Plan of rooms shown y. When Mr. Hobbs was standing at his table be could not see through tbe doors to the landmg4f the stall way 7 A. If the doors were opeu, and be cSose to put himself in position he could see out on the platform at the head of tbe stairs, anybody coming up; no trouble at ail in tbat; of course be couldn't do bo unless be was at tne tame.

(By Mr. Hamilton-Do yon mean he wou'ut have to leave the table to "put himself in position" and take another place to see out A. I always saw bio working at tbe table, and be bad his back to the door, from there he would have to walk to the other end of tbe table to see out. When Mr. Hobbs was standing at that portion of bistable or drawing room, opposite the door of bis room and the ball doo with his face towsrds the stairway, could be see all persons coming up or going down the stairs A.

He could not get opposite both do rs, because they are on a V. Q. When Mr, Ubbbs was standing at his table a few feet from the ball partition, could be see through the door or his room and the ball d. or. if they were open, to the stair landing, and if faciog that way, could he not see all persons coming up or going down the A.

Standing at bis table, about four or six feet from the wail, becould have a view of the stair landing and see all persous passing up and down. When you occupied Hobbs room could you hear voices in March's roomi A. Not unless you made it your business to get your ear up to tbe crack of the door, and then only astray word, unless the conversation was boisterous; persons talking In atone as we are now could nut be heard. Re-direct Witness testified he had put his ear to the crack to hear a conversation be tween Hobbs und Mr. Marshall's son who occupied the room.

He did so because he thought Hobbs bad taken a revolver belonging to bim, and be wanted to bear if It was talked about; witness oid not know Rev. Mr. Gray, and bad never seen bim until last Saturday. He had never beard of the rumors in tbe summer tf 1870. The testimony was then opened by tbe witness.

Mr. Francis Sellers recalled. Witness testified that be gave tbe testimony taken before the church committee to Alexander Bradley, President of tbe Board of Trustees; that those opposed to tbe adoption of hi report, with one exception Little) said that if be would hand over that testimony they would vote to adopt tbe report. On cross-examination, witness testified that he didn't know how Ion Mr. Bradley kept tbe testimony; tt was nevr presented at a meeting of the Trustees, and no portion of it was ever read at such a meeting.

Wben the committee were preparing their report did not Mr. Hopkins say you were ail liable to a prosecution, wben Mr. Hogstot picked up his hat and said if that wad the cane we would have nothing more to do with it Objected to as Irrelevant, and question ruled out. Mr. White' took exception to the ruling, which was noted.

y. Did the committee adoot a resolution recommending tbat legal proceedings be Instituted against tbe parties who started or circulated these rumors Objected to by lbe defenm and nhiiwrinr. sustained. Exception taken by Mr. Wbite.

o. uol mr.fc.ier, sir. Hopkins and yourself agree upon a resolution to be reported to tbe Board of Trustees, declaring that there were am Die grounds fnr nm.wniir.n hi. declining to recommend any action bv the uoara or irusteesr A. No.

sir; not in the feneral sense. It had no reference to the ourtb avenue affair. We had two matters to examine tbe Erie affair and the Fourth avenue affair. We found tbe Erie affair wholly slanderous, and our action in reference to suing for slander was in regard to tbe Brie affair; the committie was instructed to iaves- ato-r srTtv. con'l UEM'L.

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1 p. Itirming'm, G. Rint'm. S. Millvale McKeewport TOWNSHIPS.

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EKCCEMKNTOr LAWRENCE BARRETT. vsino. October ih. 1BT1. riTytij Uo Wallaek'a Modera B0SEDALE or the Rifle BalL ti.oljttmooa, II oetoek.

TTr'rJ" iiorsK. V. B. Biaa.a....Le-M Ud Manager. GRAKDCOMrUUEKTAIlT BKHIFI tndePfdlylb.MWRii.ronptt, and Atucae.

ut in. vidua ut 10 UU. IAAC JONKS. thl. KDNEPD AFTERVOOX.

when be presented Charles Ilickea CUnuu hrjBtiif. ttuiy tntliled DOT: Ok. Tbe CsirKKTOK TBE Hkurs, alia a splendid csm of chsrsc'erB j-UUltAKY HALL. Vocal and Instrumental Concert MEN IELSSOIIN Quintette Club BOSTON. Assisted by uj Distinguished Vooaltss, MRS.

J.W.WESTON, Thursday Friday Oct 13 kit. Tickets of Admission, 73c; with secured seats. 1.00. Hale of seats wilf commence at 9 o'eloek on Wednesdsy aiornioi.tocsobjr 1 1th. at Cnartee fcl anil's, 3 FjfVb avenae.

ocUkWe ESCAPED MI Miss Edjih O'Gorman. THIRD LECTURE! Tieneiit of" CHICAGO. LIBRARY HALL. This Week. Saturday Odober'litk.

A NEW I.fa'TCRB-SUBJECT: The Mysteries of the Confessional." The entire reeeirrt'i nf tht LerturnwH'. over tu the Alrr of Pittsburgh, s4 that be flan Tbe public, hearing a new lecture wW also be eoi.irimit tne to i wnnhi mus. hail agtiit crowd wd to bsassi on bitth tin- last i tcsets, so eents. iKeserved fleets. 73 cents Keats fnr o.

lufueueiBf' TborsUey montatT at Library Ticket Oluve. and oooitnctng eaaadar fromtfto A.Miad 1 to 3 P. M. Ba ture and set yubr seats it rue oeU PROPOSALS. pK0r0SAA.S'0K Iron-Frame Barrack Bunki.

QcARTEkUARTSR OSIVKRAL'9 OFTICB, Washington. 1. C. Bent. a.

1871. SEALED PKoPoSALrf in -wt copy of tbis advertisement attached, will be) received at this office until 12 o'eloek, nooau me iiKa any oi uctnoer, 1871, for the manufacture of snob number not exceeding lSOIUO of Iron-frame, single barrack bunks, as may be required for tbe ueie of tbe V. S. army during the imcbc-uv usciu year, in accordance with the two patterns adopted by tbe War Department. Flaus aud suecitl oat ions of the adopted pat terns may be seen at this office, and at tbe offices of the liepot Quartermasters at Mew York, Philadelphia.

Botaon, Louisville, 8U Louis. Chicago and Pittsburgh. Proposals will state distinctly at what point the bunks will be delivered to tbe officers of the yuar term aster's lie part meat for true-oortatiou; tbe price per bunk complete, a also for iron-work complete, but without the wooden slats. Tbe rirnt is reset-mf tn Miont kia. ed, as also tn contract for such number of tacih or either pattern as may be deetueti advisable by the Quartermaster General.

Each bid must be accom puttied by a narma-tee of at least two responsible persons that ton case the bid Is accepted, and a contract entered into, thev will become in a subb equai to nne-rourtn or tne amount of the contract, (or faithful fulfillment. Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals for Iron-frame Bunks," and addressed to the Quartermaster General of tbe Army, Wasb-iugton, D. C. M. rv Rirw Quart enn aster Oen'k Bvt.

Maj. Gea'i. U. 8. A.

A print sbowinc the pattern may be atom at the office of the Gazkttk. COAL. DkPOT Ol'ARTEllMASTia'S OlflCL I rDl.mber 18, 18T1. Healed taraposHls In duoiMiat. will h.

eelved at tbis office until 12 of Tbaradar. lletober 2Hth, la; I. for rupplvinr tbe depot vita llva thousand bushel. en.l th same to be of tbe best quality of Pitts barC and free from dust. lieliveryto commenee witbta tea (101 4aya after execution of contract, aad to be completed wilbin tbirtv lJ) days, and to be at Miask places attbla depot aa tba otnoar ia cbmraa may direct.

Tbe rigbt la reserved to reject any or all bids. Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals Mn Coal and addressed to tbe undersiaaed. By order of the yuartermaster Genera. H. HOYT, Cart, and A.

Q. M. C. 8. A.

Je pot QuawarmaafaV. Orvira PirrsaraoH, viHors-tA ixs fauav I.kTON KAU.WAT CuSPAKr. 1 l-oarth eaa. P.ttbanrh. I PROPOSALS Wll.l, BE KLCfclVfcB until OCI'oBKh iflih ferb.lia.tuut taeUoaa.

3 i tb. Pituuuiiib. Viririni. ina KhiI.rt. Hid.

will be received fur Stoiua Hullost. UK WU, Cinder or urnsea loair Cinder to b. clar of all rt aisterlal. lnformatlosk obtainea at tbe dajpat)'. la referaaee to.

Bids aaaras ad to JL3? bier saiaiaaar. NOTICE. Sealed Propofmlg will ba ie l'" 'u IMstrlet Behooil for buildins J.iniLor', in and ton. enn be sem at the or it.BRLCK.8h.dr la whole ear. BUSINESS CHANGE8.

DISSOLUTION The Co-partner Alp hewctore ilstlna atu the nnderslaned a. th. foandars. Builders and lUa'haiJ Pltl.bnigh. Is day dlmul.

auasut. Ail debt, due tosan IIOUU Jf. BOI.B. 1... HOKTE ORB.

"TOai-rja. Beat. 1 3. 1 In retlrin. fra mn.m a iju.

I take alaasar. In recomnenain, H. M. Botaaa a k-nuenan well worth, or publio PMronaira. fWH ORB A.

having purchased tbe latarwsa oiwart, do associate tneuselves anaar d.k1'HATUKH BUnlNK la ad its traaaar at the siitr.fat In 1. TZ AllerjaeayCtly. A ls. -I the Stvwre. MuL rty etraet, nar arry itrMt, a rrnfioK irun l-annine and "jss we would respectfally Solicit rii JiTLt I ILL aaveaiuurunenlof laihjrw hanaT Prrr.arn.ow.

April ti. MBWAjW" "4, dbS r.rto.t.hi-i.i. UUk to laor au, that I wlihaoweyo. BOLSTBKINO .1 Kali, WW First Presbf teruu. atraet.

oppnalla TO Oil Refiners and Otkers. THE HUTCHINSON OIL REFINING CIL. Offer For- Sale IATK. i.SiTT.r!-.." bonbd.d by bl. and Adam, street.

ui toe nnt airency or that company established la Pittsburgh. In charge ol Tbomaa Wilaon. The copy In a curious relic of olden time. Ve hare trained it and hung It ia our office where anus, woo desire may see it. Mb I KHKtwiu stocss were soia ft uy A Mcliwane, auctioneer, at i 1 Damuaeia street pv ui Mechanical National Bank tj 37i imuuinu ua to.

74 UU Co-operative Lite losuranc Co. (U paid in.) -230 VS. Br--UorT The creat Are at Chicago no tbe untold veue destroyed by It, enould remind our citizens that we have io this eity maje Depot buiidta, absolutely proof aakMt both are and burglars, where, or a uiuut'iia consideration, tneir mooey. Mocks, bond, plate, jewelry, and valuable oi every mt can be aep in ocuntr. 'Tbe truw man foreneetb tbe evil and bldetb biuaueJf; tbe simple paa on and are Tbe UMahoal Law.

The eon oi It tee on beaalf or tbe owners of fretf bt and paetenjrer iteamboaU. and on be- ttalf of owners of towboats, left for Wasbinr-oo city la-t ere a i aff ti bave an interview with tbe Hupervisicff Iatpotor, relative to nodifloatnn of tbe new law. Capt. tt. C.

Umy nd Jataefl T. Scuekdale aad Hoa. Jmei ti. NeIfV. are member of tbe r.t eouiaiittea.

aad Cnptttia M. W. BelUhoo-ver mad Jme A. Ulaokmore are tbe committee on behalf ui the tuwbuat owner. Paawre' aa4 tfaerl.iieMMM A Pastors' and Superintendents' Sociable, nnder tbe auspices of tkt Alleirheny County Sabbat School Association, will be held in Christ Cbnrcb, corner Penn and Kijrhth etreetm on Thundav October tiih o'clock.

Kev. O. A. Pdliz. State Secretary ut Penasylvauiai Stbbath tic ft jo I K-v W.T.

Wyite.of Uellefonte. pv, bave Dromised to be reseat. The programme nf tbe evening will be as follows Fiom 6 tott)i o'ul'tck. bnad-chtikiatr. brotber-ry fr reetlu its and Tea at 8 'clock.

Key. H. F. ttcovel will deliver an address on Our County tiabba 8c mil Work." Kev. Oeo A.

Pelt and W. T. Wylie will peak on "Our tiabbatb Sckool Work West of the Mountains." Tbedtate Secretary, T- J. Gillespie, K-q desires to state that while invitations have been sent to ail the Paaiors and Superlnteod-ats la tbe county wbnue names juld be obtained, yet owtn to the Uut of the tUt belns; Incoaiplete, some have been unavoidably overlooked, but to all such a cordial In vital, on Is extended to be present. The Baltimore Kxcnr-ioa.

It has been sujrirested by our hosts In Baltl-ssore that they will irladlv entertain all who come, but etn only accommodate oomfortably bout four buodred. Tbe committee in Pittsburgh, in obedience to this sufrrestion, have forwarded Invitations to each principal busi-aes-i boue In tbe city, reque-tiajr that some repreentative of tbe bou be dettinated and his nam- forwarded. It will tben be the fault of our buntneas men If the delegation at Hal 1 1 more be not sujb as will do honor to our city. The Invitation formallr, tn the Mayor ftnd City Council of Pitt-bui jrb," These, with tbe city and county otHcmis, number about one hundred and seventyfour, and invitations have already buo ent. It is, hoped, therefore, bat mo dissHtlnfACtioa will be felt by those woo, on accuuut of this limitation of timber, have been omitted from tbe list, and further, that tbe lut of our citizens will go, as lc aated a At representation.

It Is also urgently requested that early notice of aceep'KQoe or declination be civen, as ane but tboe bavinx tickets will be admitted to tbe tram, and tickets will nut be transferable. Mail lor the Masaee, The new and elegant stock of Pianos and Organs Just opened i.t 8. Hamilton ft Mrpasa any hi of on exhibition tn this city. Their and elegant salerooms are filled to overt! wins; with tbe choicest selections of Parlor Ortcwns It has ever been our privlejte to examine, and aa7 one who cannot be suited one at tbis e-tablltbment need try no where else, as they guarantee to sell lower tbita any other home In tbe city and they wilt do It no matter wbtt Inducements are held out elst where. S.

unl.ton Co. can and will do better tn price, and a to term, they will sell on jut such terms as will suit foil, no matter what tbit is, if in reaon at all. D'leed there is ream in wbv every young van, every you or woman, aad especially very family wnere there are children, bould not have an Instrument, no matter what your circumstances are. Tr you can save three or five dollars per week, you can buv a Piano or organ on H. Hamilton ACu'i new lustrillment I'lnn.

do. by all means, go at once and suit yourself in an Inttrument, and make your home cbeeiful and bappv. Old Instruments taken in exchange at tbelr lull value. fc.vrv lustrumint tbev sell is ful- warranted. Kemfinber tbe place la Mam in on uo.s, ai ruin avenue.

THE ROMISH fBIESTJIOOU. Mtee tl'Morssaa'a ttreoad letsrv.Hev Oh- -rf In Leemrlas Keape fr. ism Cm- oa hium, eke. Miss Kdlth O' Gorman delivered her second lecture last evenlsg tn Library Hall to an overflowing audience. Every available space, both of sitting and standing room, was occu pied, and snore than one hundred persons sat noon tbe stare.

The subject of the lecture was, The Itomlsh Priesthood; their power ver the people and what it leads to." Miss uorman introduced ber subject by stating that she did not appear on tbe stage as a public lecturer to excite svmottbyor seek re-drees for wrongs and Injuries she bad sustained- Abe appeared because she was convinced that she ought not to keep secret anything she knows about the errors of the finmlsh religion. She dd reused herself principally to Catholics who were beld in spiritual bondare by the priests, and yet had enough of perception to see that in tne hands of tbe ptlests the people were mere toots. Vet tbe pneus were no better intellectually than many of tbe people whom they tyrannized over. Tbe Deo Die were compelled to iudsre for themselves If tbey would only do so. Tbe luoicim system or toe ku hkb uatnoitc Church Is not equalled in sagacity and cunning by that of any other cburcb.

yet Catholics slander Innocent and inoffensive peuple in tbe vublic oress to shield an Immoral oriestbood. Bbe bad her-eif been mtde tbe object of envenomed slander, and even to vio lence, on une occaiun wnea sbe was leaving church In which he hd spoken nothing but tbe truth, and stepping into ber carriage ebe was surrounded bv a brutal or cath olics, not one of whom had heard wbat sbe bad said, and did nit Know bet her sbe had spoken tbe truth or fatriehond. A pistol wis red at ber, which was within one half inch of taking ber lifts. But no mttter wbat obloquy uitgnt be heaped upn ber. or what violence abv mivht be exDOwed to.

eoatlaue to do ber duty and expose tbe errors ajn koominKiiuni ni ropery. Wben she entered tbe Convent with a num purpose to save her soul, she saw s.j much bad example that she longed to tafce her depart -nrm. lntancQ. WIKn she looknd fur Lb Mitther HiDerl(renB sbe found her entertain ing some -veresd Cat ber in such a way as did not c.ajDort well tbe professed piety of Convent life. tiae vtnlked out oi a Convent As.

rVawa k. aud did not know where sbe was till sbe found berseK in a oar on ber way to Philadelphia, with only five dollars In ber pocket. tier roorai were mv shocked she could nit remtu, and left to preserve that which Is dearer to a virtuous woman than life. iKathuslastto applause.) Bbe did not run away. bbe wa not ex oel led.

Tbey didn't ex pell nuns from Convent. That would be a danger- ous thing. Fearful exposure would low. If tbey expelled ber, she was sure thev were sorry for long before this. (Applaune Bbe lived in Patterson, New Jersey, where the wit well Known.

Hut tne oeo Die there did not abuse ber and run her down as the Pust of thiat eitv did. I A DDI suae 1 iShe confessed she dd not lose fai in tbe Catholic church without a struggle, and -be was willing to do everv thins- in ber oower lor ucrist wno sur- erred, and was reviled and slandered for her. Hunger and thirst. drunkenness and and vice and Immorality ut every kind prevail wherein the priest reign. Tbe priests are no better in any re pec than the poor people ho are deluded by them.

The Irish Catholic or New York declared tbat the Orangemen smm'd nut wik tn procession on tne ufin oi atuiy, ib.i, aun ur-q iney bad been allowed to march tn themtnlves unmolested whenever they pleased. Mayor Hail's proclamation, prohibiting the procession, was a disgrace to civilization. (Great Applause The conuuc.oi tne Irish Catholics, ah i ha, occasion referred tO. dvunnnait riatw1 to facts. T.ie first turn Ietnocrata are Closely alliea wro poniioai nunuum, and MiBd that Catholics believe that American Protectants have no rights that mrai hnnnd tn reMuect.

Bbe did not think that tbe Democratic party, being so closely allied to Poperv, should be entrusted with tbe rht. wrt and free nation. If tha pneo hud dooe their duty there would have been no riot in juiv. im. kt ir.

nn mart ah nf a thoutfind.oeote In New Jer- ney which Is presided over by an Italian priest, nod where most of tbe partHhtonent arc mere iatwtnra.the nriests are uoLMirted in stUuence, ad live most luxuiouniy. The priest never nows ainanese tu uj. uui wut-u no wu-tleseends to say a mass, for which be charges ii. tkm nmiDie would starve some times were It not for the charity and gener osity or ww-i v.v-w taught to and consider doomed to eternal damnation. The first time sbe bad tbe honor of dining with the priest, be drank two quarts of ale at dinner.

(Laughter.) Th tmi.b Cburob bts a rounoabout way ii. Thr must ro througa rosaries, breviari genuflexions and many other meanlnirlens things before they can get to the Baviour There is a great difference between the priests and tbe great shepherd Whom tbey profess to represent. Wben sbe bad oeco-ne an outcast she went ui ArchnivhoD Upaulding. who was looked up on as a ovwlei of christian chanty and benevolence. Bbe had only twentv-five cents when be entered bis palatini residence.

Bne -found bias a white 1 sepulchre," He would do nothing for ber unless sbe re-entered the Convent. Bhe declared she would suffer death first. (Loud auplause Well, said tbe Archbishop, you can't live long la Baltimore on twenty-five cents, and you will be g'ad toeome back In tbe evening und go Into tbe Onvent. Hut she did not. and after enduring many hrdMbips "he rwached Philadelphia, where she had some Catholics say the Lord will blast ber with ltghtolng for speaking against tbe church.

But ber trust was in Christ. They say also tbat the priests can turn her into a pillar of Lit. 1 Laughter But knew tbey could mot turn ber Into pillar of salt nor any thing Wealth ean do all things tn the Catholic Cburob, even buy a dispensation or license to violate any oreoept of the church, eat meat on Prldar and many other things. Tbe priest mnnot take wife, but be ean do many thing mMiL will lecture In Llbrsrr Hall ne, Katurdav for tbe benefit of the Chicago It tbe Confessional." We hope she will keep loar to ber text than tbe did last nlghU BREVITIES. wn iiv Health met and transacted rviutine business last night.

'o room lor a report. Thomas Phortry was run over by the cars on the V. C. R. R.at Frankstown on Monoay evening.

His leg was crushed and will to be amputated. It was stated in one of the Chicago die-pitches that the I'nited PresbvteriauivChurcb was destroyed. This, we think, is a mistake, as this church is located utmost a mile from tne locality of the conflagration. All clothing-senr to the Coiled Presbrte-xian Book Rooms. Third aveuue.

will pe boxed and sent at once to tbe Bufferers by tne Chicago tire. Kev. Mr, Collins deserves great praise for bis efforts in this direction. The Cnited Presbyterian ministers of Pittsburgh, A ilegbeny and vicinity are requested to meet at tbe Bo Rooms. KI Third avenue, on Wednesday, October 11th, at 4 o'clock P.

to take measures for aiding suf ferers in Chicago. We were in error tn staring yesterday, that tbe mass meeting in tbe Sixth ward. Allegheny, on Saturday evening was addressed by Mr. neeb- ur. Hermonu Meyer of tbe editor ial corps of tbe FWuVits trcund was tbe orator of tbe occasion.

Pittsburgh Commamdery No. 1 Knights Teuplak at their conclave yesteiday votvd tor Lbe Chicieo relief fund out of a treas ury made empty by the expense of their re- vided and paid over to-day. The Freilif.iU Freund comes to us considera bly enlarged and improved in appearance. In typographical execution, tt is one of tbe neatest, as in matter it is at ways among ibe bet papers in tbis section of the State. W'e congratulate tbe Messrs.

Neeb. on the large patronage with which ttey aie continually meeting. tjabarban Improve meat and 6to City Lpts near LtauxbUM station and Frankatowa ky A DC nun. See Mcllwaice's auction advertisement for particulars of this important sale. The property is beautifully situated in the Twenty-third ward, Pittsburgh, and commnids the finest views and greatest facilities far residence.

The attractiveness and value of tbis property will forcibly present tbemsiives on realing the descrmtive advertisement. Mo direction of our city will become mire important or valuable than the Monoagahela Valley. Here will become located the greatest manufacturing industries of our communiry. Now is tbe time to secure situations at nomi nal prices which must immediately be increas ed Dy tne rapto advance or population attract ed dj tne manufacturing interests. Fine Salts.

If yon want a fine dress suit, one that in call at every respect will render satisfaction. Hespenbeide No. SO Sixth, near Penn street. Tbis firm has a choice assortment of go-ds, especially selected for floe texture, color and durability, and tbey are riady to make np suits from ibe cloths at the shortest poifcub-ie notice, r.very article is guaiauteed to be as represented, aud if it does not. ti lease, it need not be taken away.

Young gentlemen who wir-b to appear at all times welt dressed, without tbe rowdy's vulgar tJasu, jsbould patronize Hespenbeide No. 4 Sixth Btreet. 1 Prince Albert. I A beautiful quality of Black Alpaca, im ported uy a leaning nuadeiphia boase, and bearing the above name, is worthy the attention of cur lady readers, and all who purchase this desirable and cheap fabric for dresses and fcuits. They have already become widely popular in the East, and we behevjtheni superior to any other make of Alpaca.

Tne main point ef excellence is their beautiful shade and texture, aud, being finished so perfectly on both sides, tbey admit of being turned after long service, without loss of color or freshness. Our atteution was drawn td these goials at Messrs. J. II. Heard a who are introducing them tn this market.

We were shown very pretty qualities at thirty to Bfty cents. wra. PriBt Uraa. during bi stay here was delighted at bts shave received at the Central Hotel Barber Shop Mr. Green shaves alt alike, be he President or not.

Hundreds who shave ith bim go away delighted. His bath rooms are neat and clean and fitted in tbe latent styie, and bis bath-tubs are large enough to swim in. Those who have not visited Louis' Shaving Saloon should give him a call. Those who have, never shave any place else. Remember his rooms are under the Central Hotel, entrance from Smithfleld street.

John Kllvier in Divorce, Julian Morrow, No. 73 Market street, has everything the ladies can desire in the way of trimmings or fancy goods for tbe dress and toiler. The stock Is new. fresh, and contains all the novelties of fashion, tbe verylatest styles, in tvery department of trade represented by bis establishment. While tbis is tbe case, and while tbe ladies will be delighted with the array, they will be no less pleased Try No.

73 Market street. Sprptai Hjotlee Ueailemea. I am just fn receipt of a magnificent stock of gems' Canton flannel shirts and drawers. These goods are manufactured in a superior manner, to which I invite the attention of my patrons and tbe pubUc generally. J.

R. Putnam, tf Gents' Furnisher, 72 Fiftb avenue. FEBRATKQ EUXIH OF BAKU. A RKL1ABLK AND EFFECTIVE TONIC, AT RANKIN'S APOTHECARY, 43 Sixth street, under Hotel, Pittsburgh. MARRIED: REKIJ-CAMPBELL On Tuesday evening.

October 1 0. 1 S7 1 tn tbe Second U. P. Church, Sixth avenue, bv Rer. T.

Hanna, Mr.UEORt-E BE ED, of Pittsburgh, and Miss MARY K. CAMPBELL, of South Pittsburgh. TILLIES' BUTLER On Thursday evening. October 3. at the residence ot the bride's brother Richard A.

Butler. Mount Auburn, Cincinnati. Ohio, by tba Rev. A. A.

E. Taylor. ALICE, daugh. ter of Catherine 8. and the late Major John B.

Butler, of Pittsburgh. Pa, to Mr. GKOKtiB T. TlLDKM.of Boston, Masaaeh usetts. MITCIIRLL Tuesday morning.

Oat -ber Iff, at a eiOCK, illU.MA.t M. MTU ULLL, aged 11 iuou'us, joanfces- son oi iu juiiij s. una iiarr Mitchell. Funeral will take place this mounino. it If o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, at Home-wood.

P. R. B- Carriages leave Kali man A San-ton's, at Ss o'clock. of tbe family are respect fully invited to attend. (KJI.ESBV Tuesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.

Mrs MAKOAKKT, rellcx of the late tieowe oglesby, in the 6 year of her e. Funeral rars MouNixoat lUHo'clock, from her late residence, 34 Esplanade street. Allegheny C4y. tSTALEXAXliEft AIKEN, I ndcr- TAaKlt, No. ItStt KocUTB avbnl'K.

Coffins, of ail kinds, tn return. Crape, loves, every description tt Kaneral Furnishing Ooods furnutbod. Aent forKaymand A Patent Metallic Curial Cises. Koous open day and night liearae and C-Ln-iasres furnished. SPECIAL NOTICES'.

PSNNA. COMPANV I Pittsburgh, October ttih, JS7I YJX0TICE TO SHIPPERS. From aid after MONDAY, 9th. last. the Company's Freight Dap in Allegheny city wm located at cor rer ot N.irth and Irwin ave nue.

CHARLES L. COLK. ocTbTd Assistant General Freight Agent-. rgSPECIAL HEETIXii OF STOCK- Orvica PiTTsnrnfiH and Boston Mining 1 1 TTti ut huh, I lib. 1 f7l.

i A meeting of Stockholders of tbe and Bosto HIdIok Company, of PilUborsh. wlU be held at the office ut theCotnranr.ln tbe C.ty of ritubunrb, on 1 fnh DaY OK OO'TOBBH EX P.at '4 o'efeck p. to consider and decide tbe Question of a sale of its Mlntus and other prop rty on Lake Superior, with a view to tne dnsl liquidation of tbe affairs of the Corporation. By order of tbe Board of Directors. oc4 tMii THOi M.

HOWU. CniCE or TBE WKtT HIC KOBT Oil, 1 ANO UlNINU OMFA.Vr. fitrhiiriiuu a nfrSOTirE. Thft a nit ul meeting of the Stockholders tbe West action of such tvber bacinRttS as matr torn brought b-fore the meeting. Toe polls li opvn fr-pi 1 '4 o'clock.

unlit o'clock Tbf tmn-ffr bo as will be cloed frm tAewim 1 1 tn, inclusive. CHAS, H. TUCKER. Sec y. a MAYOB ALTY.

JJ F0U MAYOR, James Blackmore. rjKOR MAY 0K. JOHN BLACK, (OF TH rOUKTR WAKOJ an Independent candidate tor Mayor. Great Western Gu RIFLES. SHOT GUNS, REVOLVERS.

Caps, Podr. bbos. Waa, Ballata. QaaAa R. la.al.kclaslvlTla Kir.

Arm. ana Oai Sar2" lh onl' asru In ta.StlTSii s.11 at lo.ar price. lhM a. li tb. cult, Call aad n.

or aMfl ksfora aarehaslaK ainvhara 1 r. Ariii promptlr r.palr.4. Oans ror EuS. '-M? BavvarsaiS aautbaai suam. PuubuatCa 1 I 1 1 4 1 3 3 4 be sent Immediately.

menremen were jet sleeping, but a messenger soon made hi way to the different engine bouses, and preparations set foot for responding to tbe summons. They were soon in readine-s and proceeded to the Cnion Depot, where a special train of truck had been provided for tfaem. The tueamer? detailed for the service were the Duqut-eme. Vigilant and Niagara, of this city, and the Good ill and Fiendsbip, of Allegheny. E'ght men accompanied each steamer, being tortv in all, an 1 each engine took all the hose It hd.

Chief Engineer Crow, of Allegheny, went along, and will have charge of tbe department from here. The firemen, did not have tune to get breakfast before ft.irting, and Mayor Brush at once telegraphed to Alliance to have eatables ready for the ten wben tbev got there. J. N. McCullough, Km.

Superintendent of tbe Fort Wayne Road, telegraphed orders to have the track cleared, all ixpress and other trains to switch off to allow the firemen to pass through at ooce and without, delay. The firemen started about balf-parft eight o'cl-vck, and it wa expected tbey would be beard from last eveniuir. but up to the latest account? no message had beeo sent back since their departure. With this initial practical Rtep toward renderisg aid to the utferers, the work of the day fairly commenced, and tbe authorities and business men and people generally, were busily engaged perfecting pians and raising funds, and in puolio meetings expressing by voice ard contributions, their (sympathy and practical feeling for tne sufferers. Tbe Qrit meeting of tne day was beld at the rooms of the GRAIN ASD PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The Gram and Produce Exchange met at their rooms in the Keystone Rank BuUding In the morning a. ten o'clock. President A.M. Marshall in the chair and R. P.

Duff, Secretary. Mr. said that the recent calamity tbat bad overtaken the citizens ol Chicago was one calculated to enlist tbe sympathies of thin city, and be would therefore move that tne regular business of tbe Exchange be dispensed with in order to take action iu regard to providing aid for tbe sufferers. Carried. He then fUextd tbe following: iiamtkeeti.

That tbis Exchange deeply sympa-thz-s with our sister city, Chicago, now in asbes, and that W8 pit de ourselves toco-operate heartily with all orgin-ziiions. hav-ing in view ihe prompt and practical relief ot tne homeless and ptarvnut men. women and children of the city. That the President of the Exchange be instructed to anpunt a committee of tbree to co-operate with the committee appointed at the citizen's meeting. Tne resolutions were uuanitnoiHly adopted.

Tue following were appointed as members of tne committee: J. F. Richardson, li. Rea, and S. L.

Mclienry. The following subscriptions were obtained then ar.d after adjournment Marshall. Kennedy Co. P. Duff Jc Sons.

H. Kea, Jr McHnry IIod Lindsay. Sterrett Kuwer Sr-jr utnttyer Vokamp Suringer, Uarbaugh Ja Co. Cash Wm. Welsh Co M.

W. Sackett Co Bingham Caeil Scott GUal Clone. Schoeneck Jt Co- $-J0P F. G. Craighead Wm.

Cooper St Co. Keil Reichart Roger. Sobmidt Jt Friday J. and W. Fairly Daniel Wallace S.

Fiord A Co. H. McC.eiland Si Co Huse, Harris ia Co A Co Casey. Fogarty tc Co Laing A McKallip Hitchcock. McCreery Co.

Gib-nn Biayney A Friend Robb Co Csh W. J. Simpson Godfrey 3c Clark John Hays R. B. Robinson Bro Alex.

eight. Dil worth. Harper 4 Co Allen, Kirkoatrick Co, S- McClurkin John Rebman St Co (Jrslf. Hugus ft Co Mrtckeown A Bro Mcilane it Auger R. D.

Clark it Co. 20 lOtl 5 ft 10 30 Total. 17 THE ilEN EKA I. COMMITTEE was to ha'e held a meeting at the office of tbe Treasurer, Mr. J.

P. Pears, but at the hour appointed, 11 o'clock, a. there was note quorum present. Tose who did attend then adjourned to the Mayor's office where they superintended tbe packing of tbe provisions aud clothing wbieb bad been sent In for shipment. Tbey were somewhat stimulated is their efforts by the CAIX FOR FOOD which came to Mayor Brush in tbe following di-pitcb Chicago.

Octoter 9. Jared M. Bmush. Mayor: One hundred thousand people in our city. Please send all the pro-viioos you can.

No er-Eines it police needed. R. B. Man. Mayor.

The work of RECEIVING THE gCPPMES which came in was not liht one. for the donations followed each other tn such rapid sue-ceaMton that it required all the lorce ai tbe command of Hi Honor to bare them boxed up and prepared for shipment. 'Anions' the heavies! contributors were T. C. Jenkins 5m.) barrels roasted coffee.

MM barrels roasted ct.ffee. Myers 50 boiled hams. J. S. Rankin, 2 barrels beef.

H. R. Gtlfu 2 barrels bread. Employees of Marvin 22 boxes cracker-. Win.

C. Howard. 2 barrets crackers. K. McGimpswy, 50 loaves of bread.

Besides the above tbeie was a large amount of small contributions. Mr, Patterson, Mayors clerk, purchased with money from tbe relief fund, 3.0UQ loaves of bread, 5 bailed hams, and 2.0Xl pounds of loaves of bread and 50 hams were bought from tbe Penitentiary. inatlont of ct -thing, old and new, large and email, also came in with rapidity and as quickly disposed of so tbat by two o'clock In tne afternoon a couple of cars were loaded and ready to start on their way, and at 3:15 these PROVISIONS WERE OK WARDED, the cars being attached to tbe express train and put in cbarg of Messrs. Henry B. Hays.

John H. Hare aid James Patterson, Mayor's Clerk, who go atoug to see to tbe distribution of the food. Ttaey should arrive in Chicago this morning. In addition to the food, the committee took with them by express $20,000 bank Tbis method in the transportation of motiey is rendered eecenary from tbe fact tbat all the banks in Chicago are burned and tbere could be no exchange for draft tbere. A.

soon as tbe oars started Mayor Brush telegraphed as follow: Pitts bit iui October 10, 1871. Hon. It. B. Mason, Mayor of Chicago: Have forwarded by 3: IS P.

H. train two car loads of provisions, and clothing, and $20,000 in money. Jausd M. Bhuhh. Yesterday morning at 1:15, the people of Allegheny who had commenced Monday after-ternoon to receive provisions, forwarded tbe first car load which went from this vicinity.

It was In charge of W. M. Clauey. and arrived in Cnicago all right yesterday afternoon. Tbesuppile-i were coming in all day yesterday and at night another car load whs ready.

A considerable portion of this second was secured by the children In the Filth Ward Schools, who atno collected $8 in cah. This car was started this morn-big at There Is also another car almost ready to start from Pittsburgh it will doubtless be filled up this morning and start with the first train. In tbe meantime our citizens cannot be too liberal in thii respect. But the packing and shipping, the meetings, the excitement everywhere did not cause tbe people to forget their duty tn tbe way of subscriptions, and tbey came in at an encouraging rate all day since, keening tbe Treanurer busy. From bis list we Und that since our lait report the following have added their names to the list of subscribers to THE RELIEF rUVD.

J. D. Bernd, f-VI; Whltmore, Wolf, Duff aot; J. Lowrv. 10; Johnson Colvin.

100; Win. Mullin.lMi; Rogers Wallace. 100; Anderson Wood. 1,10, S. S.

Marvin, 300; Samuel Gormley.100: H. Graff Co 50; August A nun on, 25; 8. A. Clarke Co, 10; B. B.

Kerr, 20; Robert Dickey, 25: West 100; McCandlesv, Jameson A l'O; Spec Morrow, 50, Fah ties toe k. Huziett Ac Schwartz, (additional 250; W. S. Kerr. 25; Jamos O'Har, 250; Btke-we II.

Pears Co (additional! 700; George S. Head. 100: Biyce. Walker aW; J. Henderson Ac 5f; Armstrong.

Dickson Jk 100: Bio-. 2U; D. C. 11.. 50; White, Orr 100: J.

McGinls, Thos. Greenough, 10; Harris Ewing. D. S. Williams.

30; Weyman Jt Imi; Craig uO: H. Childs At Co 125: Cunningham Ihmsen, i0; Joseph Wood well 100; (3eo. A. Berry, 100: Geo. H.

Thurston, 60; Tbree Little Girls, 17; Watt. Lang iOO; Geo. Dunkeld. 10; J. T.

ScutU TU; S. M. Pulwood.d. In this connection we would announce tbat tbe workmen employed by Messrs. Chess, Smith ft Co.

have determined to devote tbe entire amount of to-day's wages, to the Chicago Relief Fund. Tbe amount will be very considerable, and the example is a noble one. At Pears office Chess. Smytbe $350; Ira ILMcVay, 200; Lewis, Oliver Jt Phillips, I. 000: J.F.

Loy, lil, James Woods Sons Co 20P: Mrs. James Woods, loth John B. Jackson, Pittsburgh Savings Bank. 250; Urban lo; employees of same. $7: J.

C. Porter, James Marshall 4k 500; C. Holmes, 5: Tetley. collections, J. C.

Orr, 20; C. L. Cole. 25; PrtxtryUsrifln Manner 100; Watson Munroe, 100; employees. 25.75; Cnion Mills, Birmingham, 100; Daniel Wallace, 100; DeLang A.

L. Logan, Richard Hartley. Flint Glass 125; James M. Bailey, 200; R. Matcbeil, 25; McKee, Murphy A 50; Duquesne depot, 60: Evans, Dalzell St Vo.t 2, T.

McCllntock, 10; H. B. Swoope, iu; Chess, Smy-he 8t Ira B. VoVay St 200: Lewis. Oliver A Phillips, l.ttio; J.

F. Fay, 10; Jas. Wood's Sons A 20: Mrs. James WTood. lJHW; John B.

Jackson, 150; Pittsburgh Savings Bank 250: Crben A Bro-, 10; employees of do, Jacob Glosser, 20; Armstrong A 11; C. D. Smith, 10; Fleming, Ay res A iMK A. Wilson A Dil-wortb. Porter A I.OUU; Wm.

Dllwortb, 50: C. J. Clark, 1.600; Knox. McKim A Co 100; employees of do, 110; Jas. Mare hall A Co 1 i THE CITY FI.V ASCES.

Mentbly Repast ef ibt Cenireller Receipts and ICspeniilisSres few Hemtrmhmt. Controller McQowan makes the following report of the receipts and expenditures of the city, for the month of September receipts. Tbe receipts for the month ef September are as follows: Diamond Market 1,902 95 Fifth Ward Market, 13 50 Streets 239 79 Cltv Weigh Scales, Hid 97 Weighing Coal, 4 54 Allegheny Wharf, Intt 34 Monongabela, 4,1 I 1,1 WH 0. Building Inspector 310 00 K.J. McOowan water bonds.

1871,1 2200 (HI Richard Allen (Alderman's fines,) 5 00 Lot Regular 92 On Vehicle License 4.1 no Water Department, 1 2ft5 00 City Tax, I87U, 2.1-) 00 Business Tax 1870, U.NV) 90 Old Citv Special Tax, 1870. 350 00 Water Rents. 1870, 5.025 K) Water Rents, Building Purposes, 2tl8 00 P. McCasker, -Street Lamp-posts, 34 00 North Street, grading and paving, 05 City Tax, 1871 1.540 80 Fire Tax. 1871, 1,020 54 Old City Special Tsx.

1871 33 53 Lawreaceville Special Tax, 1871. 14 HO Business Tax. 1871, 2.IU2 28 Water Rents. 1871 3,85 74 Union Alley, grading and paving, 57U 7rt Hatfield Street, grading and paving, Blackberrv Alley, grading and pvg. lfl 31 Fifth Avenue Mwket Si" dO $.1704 69 Following are the disbursements for the month: Interest and State tax, Salaries Fire Department, Polce Waterworks, Streets, Diamond Market, Monongahela wharf, Allegheny wharf Weigh scales, Contingent fund, Board of Health, City property, Fin a net? fund.

Fifth Ward Market, Roads, Surveys Water extension, Water Interest Street and tewer improvement, 70 009 21 Balance in Treasury Sept. 1. 54 Revenue received In September, 57,204 09 Total, $253771 23 Disbursed on warrants, 70,099 21 Interest remitted to cay water coupons due October 1st, for which no warrant Is drawn, 20,000 00 90.099 21 Balance In Treasury October 1. J103.O72 02 Balance la municipal sinking fund 7 Wi 22 Total balances, 24 72.048 93 72.068 98 78.257 90 14.075 41 DEPOSITED. In Iron CTtv National Bank, In M.

M. National Bank, in National Trust Company, Not deposited, $231,035 24 Tbe tale ef Lets at Man-fled. The sale of lost at Mansfield on tbe 8th Inst, took place as pre-announoed in the by and for account of the Improvement Trust Company of this city. Fifty-four lots were offered, of which fifty were sold for the aggregate sum of $13,115. capt.

smlthson, the auctioneer, displayed his usual genius and tact with line effect. The salewasaorm-Dlete success. Mansfield Is destined to be. If not a great lty at leaet a populous suburb and a very pleasant and desirable retreat for smoked out Pitta burghers. per trltwaslaws.

hosiery, lace goods, woolen goods, gloves, ribbons, handkerchiefs, collars, cuffs, and ail tbe varieties ot notions that make up lady's toilet, go to Julian Morrow's, No. 73 Maraet street. No place in the city where there ia better assortment or cheaper goods. Law rem cm Bmrrmu in Divorce. 5,831 57 02 94 9.S04 98 9.050 59 5.274 20 0,707 20 484 81 153 34 171 IS 83 5.053 20 fftOO 00 4t' 25 25 (10 3.401 00 8( 78 67 70 00 8,801 71 f': aad the Coa.pany.

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