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, 1876-12-29

Not long SINCE, tho special correspondent
Of tho Chicago Bal3do.er, alias tho Times, pub
lislled conspiouous'y dispatch from st.
Louis describing boastingly the rampant
war-feoling that ragged among tho Border
1euft1ans OF Missouri. The dispatch, which
was sent by one Of the editors Of tho ST.
Louis Dulls|ozer, nlias the Times, stated that
military companies were filing up andothers
were being orgauizod, mud that they wers
armed with Government rifles. It was stated
quito plainly that the military activity going
On in the State was with view Of putting
SAM T1LpEs into tie White House and keep
ing Gov. HAYES out. There havo appeased
no louia1s Of tho truth Of these statements
in the columns OF the OEicago BNlltlozer, but
tho sAnae Confederate correspondent now ;n-
forms It that-
two hundred Bo!Atess, With twenty wagons, sud
denly commenced rcsaoylng tho contents Ut the
extensive warehouses and arsenal building on tho
military reservation south of tho city. Tho Com
manlant atatcs that lu has received pcre1nptosy
orders from Washington to slip all ordnance and
arscual storcs to Rock lssand, aud that bey1tl ta
llu nnws nothing. Thu men and wagons are Ell.
gagged III hauling to the cars. Such Ii tho quantity
NJ property to be removed that 1t In estimated tho
work Will take two Of thtee weeks with ol! the
force TINT 1T made available. St. Louis Aracal
ccasca to be Of any Importance "a manufacturing
requiring depot several ycars ago, but ttu cHsty
oud extensive bndnss on tho reservation wcro
utilized for storage purposes, nnl have been packed
full Of a1afNMnt!an, cannon VI all ca!ibers sahres,
nuskcts, antI accuutsen,ents OF I'LL kinds, since tho
armies wcrc dsbanded ten ycars ugo. 1t Ia said BY
those who hayu Information tho Subject that the
| slotehoutrs contain arMy md equipments for III
m II 1nfn
, 1876-12-29

Tho Chicago produce markets were moder-
IEely acsise yesterday, with much stronger
i.eliug in provisions. Mess PORK closed ;!0o
,er brl higher, at 3lG.sO for December aud
ll6.e54lG. for Janlury. Lard closed II 10
Ter l0V lbs higher. Ut SIl .W@ ll.U.3 for Jau-
, 1876-12-29

According 10 dispatches III tho London
Iftu,ts, new clement has appeared in the
Tt1rco.Sclayic complication. On the 11th inst.
nh international Conference was held In
Paris for the purpose Of considering tEo.best
means Of bringing to tho notice Of tho Con-
stantinoplo Conference the necessity Of &c.
curing tho Jows in the East III tho Same
rights that may bo conceded to the Chris
ttanB. Tho noeting organized with tho elcc-
ton of N. OnEx1Eux, Senator Of France,
as President; md Baron Il. DE WonMs, OF
London; Dr.. Kn1srE11En Of Berlin; III.
AsTRuo, OF Brussels; n. ". sE11oAAx, Of
Now York; aud M. 1s1pon, of Paris, Vice.
Presidents. Tho action OF the meeting re-
s,,ltod in tho formation Of committee to
draw up memorial for presentation to the
Conference, tho Committee consisting of
NM. CaEu1Eux, DEREatnouna, and II. LEvEa,
Of Paris Cun1a1EhLxs, Of Berlin; As7nuc,
Of Brussels; LAspEsuERo, Of Loignitz; erSa-
En-, of Vienna; VExEzrAsA, Of Patlua; and
Darou II. DE- Wonsls and Ii. LoEwy, of Lon
don. The 1im<s correspondent at Paria in
eidentally saya;
may mention that this meeting Ia q remarkable
event. NJ having brought Jews from 80 many alNcf-
cit parts Of tho civilized world together. estl-
u,atsd tho naber nsese1t ut hundred or %, about
thirty Of whom delegates representing Austrian,
Belgian, English. uorlnan, Italian. and American
Jewish lnatituttons. The speeches wctc In French
md German. Ono OF the speakers described the
condition Vi the JcwE more favorable under the
Turks than untlor tho Christians In tho Eeat; but
tho meeting did mot appear at asl inclined to sup
port tho conclusion TINT might have bcen drawE
| tgom the contrast.
, 1876-12-29

Tho serious disagreement between tho Two
braucllca Of tho french Parliament, which,
for tsno threatened consequences danger
ous to the stability Of the Republic, lsos ter
tniuntctl il, victory for tho Chamber Of
Deputies, nlthough the latter f,ody appears
10 havo rejected GAMDEr7A's policy Of etcr-
nnl defiance, mud to havo met tho Senate half
why In disposing Of The Ministerial budget.
Tho question at Issue was ono whlcl,
frcquontly arises In tho American
Congress-that Of n deadlock On
certain items Of MI appropriation bill,
items which tho House had stricken out
and tho Senate inserted. In Tho French as
ac,ubly. as in our own Congress, tho Lower
1Ionsc originates MI measures, but itwas the
question whether the Sennto could a1nend by
aiding items which tho House had rejected
TINT agitated tho Deputies. As the matter
now stands, the lattor have adopted tho
budget according to their own views. and
tue Senate can 10 no moro than gracefully
succumb, which, rs indicated III tho cable
dispatches, is tho outcome most probable.
, 1876-12-29

Unlisted tstrrrt flpcrn I1nuHe.
1Ialsicd street, curHrr Harrison. The Old Dominic
lin RI
, 1876-12-29

ORIENTAL Lodge. No. :st. \. +. md A.. M.-!lalt,
l21 LM%alck Spectral Communicative, th!s 4 FlanJl
tryvuin ii T::a nr1ncs, fur Installation 1f MS cf
;;c,:G III 4lti tpTotca. Tor ltc "nsu!: :atvniu
thc 3iastcr, r., y. TECMEt, Svteetasy.
, 1876-12-29

Madison *tyrcs. hrtwrrn ncartntt1 Rrh state.
EngnHcncnt Ut tho Kellogg nrFa.Tronpe. Ff&
DHT oIDf
, 1876-12-29

Greonbacka 1t the Nrw York Gold Ex-
,large yesterday closed at .';
, 1876-12-29

HOME lopHE. NJ asa 4. r. aud 4. M.-1legHlar
:0nlrnnncatien tht strEny at y! IT.,
4r tayn,c1 9f t!urs a9a ls9liatlt'n -! gacs st;t
H. T.. IIElti:lEK. sec.
, 1876-12-29
ADJUSTMENTS. y j.

Atlcipl,1 Thcntrr.
atorrue street, eorncr Dearborn, "Jack snd tho
pIE
, 1876-12-29

out some Of the significant Indications Of the
comparative dcorease in the amount Of I'M
ports, mud the increase in the amount of ex-
ports Of merchandise, shown by tile annual
reports for tho fiscal year ending June 10,
1876. Latcr statistics from tho Washington
Dureau, coming down to the end Of October
this year, exhibit continuance Of tho samo
rclativo progression aud retrogrcsafon. For
tho firHt ton months Of 1876 the lutiablo inl-
ports wero ?a16. 139, ,2a2. and for the first ten
months Of 1870 they wore 8aG1, ,132,773.
showing decrease of $354 ,00G, OLA in dutia-
bio imports for that period. During tho
sumo period III 1871 tho exports Of domestic
merchandise were .*443, 1GG, 400. and in 1876
they woro Ssf98, ,543, 30, showing an increasc
Of ts55,J7G,s40 for tint period. Both tlese
statements exclude the exports md imports
Of coin and bullion, nnd they show yaria-
tion in tho trado Of 500. .3s3, ,864, about
equally divided between the increaso OF DO
ncstic exports and the decrease OF foreign
imports.
Without entoring into tho controversy
about tho meaning and advantages Of what
ID called tIo "balanca Of trade," it cannot
be denied 80 long as this country In a 1arge
debtor to foreign countries, both publicly
mud privately, that thta variation represents
practical reduction Of tho foreign indebt-
elncsa to the amount Of the ditference bo-
tween tho exports and imports. Still leaying
| ont of account tho coin and bullion, tic total
| imports Tor the first ten months OF this yoar,
both tlutab1o mud FREQ Of duty, were $780,
3tc,a5s, and the totA1 exports were $780,
| l0l,G7S; In other worda, tue United Statos
sold $50, 75S,Bo0 moro goods abroad
than 1t bought Of foreign products.
This difference 1nunt lo paid by
tho foreign countries in some shnpe
or other, either by tho return Of American
securities held nbroal or the payment III
specie, or by both III part, Whilo wo were
selling abroad $1D0, 600, GEO year less than
wo were buying from abroad, We wero rum
ming in debt to tint extent now TINT we
arc selling $3.50. 100000 moro than VIC aro
buying, We are rednning tint debit in that
amount, or receiving baclz some OF the specie
TINT has been stcatli]y flowing from tic
country for years, which may bo applied
upon reduction of tho debt.
These Inter figures, then. confirm tho
theory we haye already advanced TINT the
change IN ons foreign trade will bo Of ma-
torial assistance in tho return to specie pay-
n,cnts. How loug or to how great an cxtenl
tho anne tendency will prevail can.
not, Of course, DO forstoid. A ro
vlsal Of AuHh and extravagaut times
might, l,y increasing tho willingness oi
people to indulge In foreign luxurios, III
, ! crengo lie line Of in1norta mud ly raiHint
, 1876-12-29

I1nvcrfy'a Theatre.
HanJo;ph street, hatwccn Clark and Lasalle. Cal
fcudcTi Acolxu sinsirc!f.
, 1876-08-29
GOV. HARTRANFT AsPERsED.

pn1LAbkLruiA, Pa, Aug. 2S.-0oy. Hurt-
ranft, having In letter replied to what he call
cl the iustnuatIons In Mr.. 0owen's speech In
the trial Of the Mollics at Pottsvillc, Mr. Gowen
told a reporter yesterday that, while lie STOOL
by what ho said, he WIS not to be calca to nc
coun. for It by any one. " TN now" said hc,
"following up the Mollie Mcguire organization
and do not propose to show my, hand N con
ncction with tlp prosecution OF The guilty par
tlcs until the evidence have In. my pos
session ID used In court of Justice.
No matter low often Coy. Hnrtranit
,lsny cross the scent, ho cannot divert ing from
tho chase. l DO not propose to reveal the hn na,
my connection rs Il lawyerln The case ls finished,
l prepose Us q cItlzeu TO have soulcthng to say
to tho Governor aud to tho public; but at
presctit havo no further communication to
nuke to either"
, 1876-08-29
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. AUGUST ~, 1876

be 1a,ic. II appears t',at tlya monument has
thus far tost nf,s,,it S1sO 00, N,l 10 only about
n third fInisI.c, There arn now fr The flan'ls OF
The Socjcty something over s10,0O n money
and 4 0uantity OF material, nerorial-,toncs,
etc. Al soon a. tic deed Of transfer is executed
a thorough examination Of the foundations Of
tho strnciurc Will bc made by a lpard of engl-
neers and work on the monument Will be re-
butned W Dnet.
10 ia Fx,fern A+ssctaied Frtls
WABn11oros, y. c., Aug. W,-1wehtr-e:rht
employees of thu Pension Office have been noti-
Nd tlat ter feslgnasp'ns VII, sa nc aspts an pa
The President to-day appointed Oscar Eaton
Posttnaslcr ut Bryan, O., aud Jrh,t T. Ballard
Rcvcune Btorekceper fof tho Filth Dlatflct Of
Kentucky.
, 1876-08-29
WASHINGTON MATTERS.

Gpfcill Uf5pqEch 80 1H6 1VbRHS.
w,su1naroN, D, C., Aug. a3.-Thc Legisln.
.tvo E-cu,,tvr md Iudtetal Approprfation
tlge M rer.,vinr de c1osa attention At tie
Treasury Department, and there Is the greatest
lnoy,r,,re .bat lover over tvo disnIssals viii take
place at the end Of tho present month. MANY
Of the heada Of Bureaus have LETT town to cs'
cape the appeals that will be mado iu every
% ,arv Ia. az his,.,if ,hnmuht III tn lravc tuvn to
tasy "3e l.as', l'sst .Ao.h H. .vtrar,a~ .hat thu
avoid witnessing sho auhelns ta"t .no
discharge will occasion. One Of tho most im-
portaat reductions made by the Legislative bill
r. the list Of spocial Agents Of the Treasury,
,,,a,, l., ,,t d,,s f,on9 ~ y,thrcc. IN nresent
NMsn ,1,Is ss tnt ~ .u,t,t t. ;n"rstoo thc ful
,e, ~ ~ no .tncd, n r. aTnu,s ninttnm
!G"n& n'I "s,to,tt ~ ~ ~ Mnrtn MN,t,,,re:
y - M,,r.Is 11hns,,,rH ~ " y. n ". NnGham'
ftoat"" T.. ~, ~ ,'ih,aa Rtnsais Nav Orfrans:
vUetom, ~ M.,- Nn-{e;r. II Y Martj" al iartrc
1sa esTat 9.' 'os,;nn "a 4 "H n Isarnsv' hi,
., a.nr: -: i,a1Esa,,n1 u If"Ia i;nrttan IL Mc +
ads, Hnfair','r,. ~ ia u tlavis Rnstnn n
Msnn,so',, NV yops f:nv. hi i. jsnninrs'
utnnSine.1 tni1 t'oT e,,JiyI, il"t,o,t. SVnit6rn
atop''e s.i =" ~ GG1''0iWns, Ws,,n,ssn. Ty;iiis",
r. 1ioIs, Ill.,. eau o,.t,. W,io,, n Mnurs
y M!nk, NaW uA lily ~ ~ IL "na,,
baltho!e3 au n"o na.ss sIN nus s H..
Inc lo!ioTg a1g 1ue naaee ot tues" ei - N.Y. W
GschafgS1: H. a. Maic' n Snaso ~ fa NV ivy
Yulk aug ~" Eusiaau uiseF'GGi LsMls ,, HnG3'. ns3.
thlhae!pnaa} =; a. o14ant Mew tote G'E
ugnfgc ". = tt tusnoIt Duinpti. ,n H'i I'LL. a., -,
alls, Eis4s M.;,e teas ~ =. I;rs"i.s Sa.4
, 1876-08-29
CITY REAL. ESTATE.


ISOn sA1.K-tiKuM ta YOUR prrOHTuS!TY-
Js!k~'n.st:. r3rnrs !.olry, T'x1a1' DnlY $40 rcf
sf1s o, f r:* at ysr'
av. 1.aloty hun4r aud lot fur t3,Uf,; Wt*tern-ev,
cotncf JacEs0n.st. n1 ftet mako your o1cr; nGlcn.
av.. nest scksnn.s., 25 nr 10 fuet, ffonsine two
1tfcet1 only per fDot nc suttARe,
plJtnx over IL per cent <aDyh II fnn have any snm
II ipry want takc u tell cali on us and buy
now H. UABnlIS 4 SUS. f.a 1.s4ailesAt.
y.on PAJE--aaa WEST VAN HuREv.Yr.. two.
story aud hascment hrtck with harm suSs): lot -
xt7p, inst tho piarr fnr hndrr FnnatAke equity In
real estate. MEAD 4 rnf., t55 LaHaic'st.
1Son 8ALE-HEs!KEsS NLtcE, n ctlCAnn,
,nt fe'GtEn.1 Gn.lc s|s So' kS I's'''s w..nrt
I,oR sALE-TnB ELEGANT MAIHLE FI.0XIs, 9
sa sa HkH cSks Soikssss ss
Ton gALE-tow, ON VERY EAaY TEEMs. TWO.
j. ptoty and BASEMENT brick hnNae new, With mnh"rn
Improvements co1npetei ll' Winrhtstcr'av. AaLreAa
VIII, Tribune ONCE.
J,ou AajH-s3, sro Will. PUisCII ALE NEW NIWCK
L house corner llsr,aFd and Catupbell'Ass x:t5ta
new ffn1,t, Mo. ~ HArvArd'ut. 4l.40, htT ftaInd.
10, ia Isfvafd.st t2+up, new frame cnttaxe. f9. !!
Fliniorc-st. The aboTr prices ats about 1ns.nal ~
ee, sms ssss 4 s.'sas:
I,nn RhtE-ATTENT70N CAPtThi1sTa! I'M
l. troxhd business property, Ne rcnted II ne hes
of TIC el,y, In p!ccss rum t7s.oJ g I0'o'' VI
L,Ol sALE-Ir YDu WANT THE NEAI FAMILY
Il reaidcnce the price In Chicago furnlshed Or IN
surniahtd, cA1l at M1 Fnlthr.A
, 1876-08-29
t1cmAn'a word, but don't think lIc ever heard

t1cmAn'a word, but don't think lIo ever heard
any such thing.
Attl. White repeated Ills Insertion and declared
hu was prepared to srbhtantiAto f.
Aid. Throop pronounced such charge ~
SANDER on his own responsibility.
Aid. lawler said he had understood TINT
city Official VIM Interested In the lfazelt0n
ratcnt Which had made him look &skRnre on
that proposition. He advocated The adoption Of
tic Champion patent. 1lp declared TINT the
special committee were NIT compctcnt to pass
upon 50 Important matter. lie moved TO
defer the R,bleet for week.
AID. Kaw,efgl. movcl that when tho Council
adjonrn 1t should le until Thursday evening.
Carried.
Aid. Waldo introduced d resolution formally
thanking Mr.. Mason for h!a services in regard 10
the s1nokc-consuncrs, which WIS passed.
On motion, tho Council then adjourned TO
Thursday eyellfng,
, 1876-08-29

Rp<cial Dtspoteh 10 me Tribune.
JOLIET, H., Aug. 25.---The seventh annual
exhibition ot the VIII County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association opened to-day with aus
ptcous weather and 1attcrlnu prospects for o
big show. But little was dono during the day
except To enter stock and articles intended for
exhibition, md, as tho sncrctary.a books will
not be closed until tomorrow at noons many
more entries Will be made, making In tic aggrc-
gate larger number thnn at any previous year.
A number Of breeders Of thoroughbred cattle
who have heretofore exhibited largely orc m not not
,repreannted this year, but their places arc APP
Piled by newcomers, and, consequently, thSir
absence IL not severely felt. AIMING. tho exllit-
ttors already on tho ground are +. W. Calkinst
Of peotonc, who exhibits handso,ne 3.year-ol1
Norman pc!ligree, Il hands high, and Weighing
sows roam atn!ltoll, 16H lsands high, and ,S0o
pounds In Weight Ts hoTss @ en has ,,i taks rs
curry Of tlle blnc ribbon Ia the present instance.
dc Charteria,n OF Norman and EnglIsh draft
hcr colts, and also two 2ycar.old draft colts j.
L. Owen, Of Frankfort, exhibits eleven draft
horses Of u1l agest Which show careful breeding
in every 1eSpsc.. Michael Doyle e. ssssot .,,,t
stock. Thomas Craugllwcll, of Joliet, shows n
roam stallion, 8yeara Old. weighing $50 pounds.
| Il. ]. Roylau, Of jackson, culGra thorough
| bred stallion roadster; John Hunt, OF Manlat.
tan, ], 1,441pound, 0-year.old stallion. OF I'M
ported stock; and Charles 8noad, of New Lon.
OK, two Norman stallLons.
IN cattle, D. !; Carter, Of Joliet, exhibits
eleven head Of thoroughbred ahorthorns, all
handsome stock. and ln good condition. lie
also has some tne grade hcifcrs which would
Fries OF Troy, has herd Of six very line short.
llotna, r ]. boy.an, aye heal Of AIdc9lcy cut,
tie; ind NJ. ". Hunt, OF New lenox, a Crude
Uuil, years old, weighing j. ,70U pounds
Joln Hunt, OF Manllattan, In swing, In.
four pens Of Chcster Whito and po1arld
Chlnn crosses. Elllctt Brothers., Of New
Lenox, thrco pcne, OF sutfolks;- II, "
Hunt, tlrco pcna Of Poland Ch!nas. 0no SOY
years old, Weighing xo0 pounds. w. Creep
wood, OF Joliet, some isno. pure hrecl l'crk
shirea. ]. q, Longslorc, OF Wilton. two PEN
old. X. q. Castle, Of Wilmington, - polau,
1hnns; II. c. Stoll, OF Frankfort, 93 polans
CInas; Charlcs Il. Kcrchcynl, OF New Leno1
81 purc-brcd Chester Whites, imported W him
self; md Charles Snond, Is pnro-bread Berk
Bh'res.
In sheep, William Greenwood enters 22 len
Of southdowns, and Z. z. Gosllam, o1 Nc,
Leno1, 28 head Of pnre-brcal Spanish mortnoa.
, 1876-08-29

n s,lhmarIue % opsrato1, @ was 1t work OH the hulk
Of ths s.,llken Ironsdcs, Of the League Isana
Navy rurd, Oh Tnosday trying 70 blow tue hllk
to picces, lie charged It WITH ~ pounds q
It blew nIrca of Iron weghing nearly a ton ~
fect into tilo ar. In its descent Il struck barge
several tul.tlrol yards away. atld wen, through
its deck and bnttoul. The. barge was loaded
with iron plates aud chains from tho lronsdcs.
touched bottom, 1t arucned, dumpcd ~ ioa..'
md instant rose to the surface ugnln, thus say-
Ing tho lives VI tho workmcn oil board. Inc
wHpte thipE occupied luss than 1niAQtc."
, 1876-08-29


srntNarlELp, H., Aug. ss.-rlle Hon. J. r.
Alexander, Receiver OF thu st. Louis T. South
eastern Railsnad, died suddenly on the 25th
Inst, and Judge Treat, Of. the United States
Court here, to-day directed Gen. Il. IL. G.
M[uty, General Superintendent of tho roa0, To
exercise the powers md perform the duties of
Receiver until fresh appointment Is made.
, 1876-08-29

From fas Rrport NJ d Ntio fork Soettty.
The amount O[ sfekncas aIld suffering taat mas
prevailed among the little children of tho poor
during Thu 1mst two mouths far exceed anything
witnessed Ii the courso oi many years. expert.
ence. For twcnty-tour successive 4nys ot la.t
month chilli under yeara OF aEc died III this
CITY every ifteen msnnttS-un aYeraHy OK nearly
LIDO o week. but little effort was H,ade to check
thiy awful slaughter VI tho innucents.
, 1876-08-29

Gptcfnl Dspdseh 10 1ha TfttuAa
DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. 28.-Thc Central DISTRICT
Fair commences hero Tomorrow, aud already
large numbers Of animals, implements, etc., arc
ou the grounds. Tho Taylor Brass Band nnd
two theatres lave put In M appearance for tho
, 1876-08-29

in tto EAbr Al lsaht lh1tbotu 1ht 3sh! |
tho naenabily 81 the powes. ., mun'epsllts: Isa ,
efef"f q e s ss, 0 e oS'ssa
ss5, s;sn'hhi1s h.s tS StsSs
sSsssS msotay 4 tst. liz Ind plas5es aha5 eEs
.ssaingsy vs o"y &c ~ no So ss continue
"a. :pd again as p'sa 81 the '"'''' ''''s'' '''
qd"e ltunc,pa corporation. hive no right e steese
,nonopocs Or grant c1clnalys nfavMeRea: ,a nat
sai; iss 4
Tss q ssi ss afs snps
to Ss,,s ssfS?
Il. sss L f .ss si ssp iii Il
s;; s';. & is rs
i:
:i'ss:ss:! 'ss
tS5 !f's !as %s.. !se!s
:s' T. sf hss s sif s it, e.
5 I'd S.ss tsRss; ss Is I'll Ss 'Rss's s 1885,
nd aas tho case os az Kehtnond Gas Company Y.
The Town ,l, nf Msaa'e1owIi t1 tep *; Y 1 Ms:ia. =
y tSe es,e q daio y, The Y!llesu Il Kalamazoo
2 are 1sss!yH 8; q ;Soq sS;s oqns,tSn
~ % ~
COMPANY st " pel!ol Of len ys.f' lss Des1Y:9
la. Every contract which fs ,uato In yloation Of
pbs t'ist Or confidence 5%ty Is :, yoa <, ,; ThSi;s
t1ne trss eonfsrtea upun % The pnba asens Of ID Nv
who " Mssp nof mo pe0p'' 'A'S
! H. In shoIts tho whoie asgumen: may po summed
up thns: The restriction npon tle powcfs 9i
pssxenI 4 o il es 70 M
public 10 nolhing more tnn the hpn!lcat!on q hAe
as,plo hs asos a ts - H. o. nnc rae
On motion, tho doeumcnt was ordered
nuhltshed, a
p" ri. sourn SIDE coypAvr,s rnoros1r,oN,
NV s ch,..a, ucs a., YIN, md ca,so romnaav IN
consderatIaa % of tha Present dnnnelal etansfrass.
msnts of ias CITY of ShIsaeo. snd iot ths paigoss
II ~ ess 81 p p.e
but Without projudies I 10 ill., fsts Sl liz co@psny
ssidPa ha 1owas e1oo.ons re.pec
SsG: y i .s I'll, Il. e sy n sa1Shs Ss;h S a
sas i ~ IsPsi;s; #: s,,.,. ~ W.. nn,n,.
y sas cy e,cc H. W ny. ~ .m,,1ly
H. ~ u,tbin tnn 6iv.nns af Ia Xiv
aforesaid with gas, light cxtInguish, and thaw The
same in accotaanec with the tl1Mc-table reeently
adopted by, the city and now IN force, an DO tho
necessary cleanng OF sa'u 'amps ttor W tlnae 02
s9la pal'Els saH' ~ Ky uIs .S,nr ~ ratn ~ NJ nar
AMy' n. & ~ .o''' ~ gnu et'et d T. "N' - s- ~
'sn thn ctty elects tousc burnc, On sail street.
lorps consuming feet Of gas per hour, said Cong
~ hat event 9nefs 70 sMnpy saa ~ d1hs .a,s wn M
illuminating ghs, u9ht exhneuisn, ann IN" s Lhe
snnc and clean the lamps as statod "a tiio n,st n
propos'sion ana ior tto saho lime nt anu s'eF LUG
ralo oi 9@4 PEE anhn1i peT iantp',
In either case II ls understood that tcttlcmehta
aud paymenta shall 10 n,aae quarterly ana a. tMe
times sscaeu III tno e3ssns M ,s ns
tablo for lighting and cItiIs'ishins the Ras IN tIe
e1isnds anv .G tne IL aay O. ~
the lamps lighted more aonEs between shnt oate oio
tAo let day o. hay III tnnn oy tno p1csent ,i"s q
September, 1670, and the Sa1 lat uaY Of January,
| 1877.
, l $hnsn thN Eh{chrn f3A3
, 1876-08-29
RAILROADS.

RESUMPTION or POSSIBILITIES.
After jull Of nearly Two months the war be-
tween the various Eastern trunk lines has been
actIvcIy resumed, and another step forward In
tho gigantic battls was nsadc yesterday; md II
10 again Commodore Vanderbilt who takes the
initiative. The Michigan Southern Railroad, of
which lie is tho President, gave notice yesterday
morning TINT It lad reduced the passenger rates
from Chicago to Detroit aud Buffalo. Tho rate
to tho former place WIS rc,l1ce1 from IS 10 50,
aud to tbs latter place from III to 80, The
reduyel tickets, however, will bc limited
lake wv shore 4 hlchigat st Southern
Railroad hare taken this step to punish
the Michigan Central llails0ad. Which they
claim Is allowing the Canada foals to aell tick
cts over It's ltne at cut rates. They 10 not
clai1n that tho Michigan Central has violated
the regular rules, but they. claim tliat the
Michigan Central can prevent the Canada lines
frum cutting the rates by refusing TO pro.rate
with tlle,n.s The Michigan Central claims tllat
II IL not pr6tntins with tic Cauuda lines except
at the regular tariff rates. II tho Canada lines
chnosc to n.ake lower rates. and bear tho loss
themselves tt>caull not possibly help 1t, and IL
was decidedly wrong Of tho Lake Shore a. Mich
ignn Southern Kulroud TO hold It responsible
ior the acts Of these lines. Tho managers
] Of the Michigan Central Railroad arc making
IN effort to have thr difficulty adjusted, aud tile
old ratca restored. II they 10 not succeed they
will, Of cotlrset be compelled 10 reduce their
ratcs to Detroit and Buffalo 10 the snmc figures
| ms those announced By the Michigan Central
| yestarday.