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Rev. Mrs. L. ID. Crosley.

This lady, a lay member among the
Universalists, will preach at the First
Univsrsalist Church, on Plum street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets, to-
morrow evening al IN O'Clock.
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THE NORTHERN WINTER.

Ten Inches of snow ON Mount
Washington.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 2S.--Ten inches
Of snow are reported Oh Mount Wash
ington to-day.
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Centennial Award.

Special to the Star. ..
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-Weber, OF
New York, receives the highest award
for pianos at the Centennial Exhibition.
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Edition

For the merit tacenty-tour hours, fair, fol-
lo,oed By cloudy and aDarnaer aoeather, and
probably Iiqht rain.
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crosswalk on the corner of Eighth ana
5ycamore streets, was referred to the
Inspector OF Sidewalks for investigation
and report.
A communication from Judge James
Satin asking the removal of an old fraua
shed at the intersection OF Harrison aV-
enue and White street, was referred 20
the Committee on Grades and Improve
monts.
On motion, John V. Nicolai was grant
ed permission to construct NlcaOlsen
pavement driveway across the vacant
lot south of No. 1902 Central avenue, nD-
der the direction OF the Superintendept
OF Streets. -.l
Mr.. y. g. McNealy, through his attor-
ney, John z. Murphy, Esq, presented
three small bills aggregating about 500
Tor services as a lawyer. Ordered fled.
The committee to whom was referred
the application of Mr.. John Carlisle 10
examine and approve the location OF the
standaru-time clock to be located on the
tower of the Carlisle Building, corner
OF Fourth and Walnut streets, reported
that upon examination OF contract pa
pers and the action of1the Boards bf
Council and Aldermen it seems that the
subject Is one that is to be passed upoR
by the Committee on Law and Contracts
OF said Boards, and therefore the cOnL
mittee asked 10 be discharged from fuS.
ther consideration Of the subject. lie.
port agreed to.
The Committee on Water.works, 10
whom was referred the communication
of Rev. Thomas Lee, Superintendento
the Union Bethel, asking o remission OF
water rent charged against the Bethel,
reported that the public character OF tbs
drinking fountain In front of the Bethel
warrants its exception from payment OF
water rent, and inasmucn as II was
erected with the express understanding
that it would not be charged Tor, the
Committee recommended that the sama
be exempted from any charge for water.
On motion the report was approved.
A petition asking that McMilla1
street, from Highland avenue TO Kibby
street, be improved, was referred to tine
Engineer for Investigation and report.
The weekly payroll OF the Water
works Departments, amounting t.
II, ,S6S Is, was presented and ordereJ
paid as IOllOWS:
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"Resolved, That the City Solicitor DO
respectfully requested TO give this
Board his legal opinion, in writing, as to
the liability of street contractors to ~.
set curbs and raise street grades fr0Ta
which the same may be displaced AMI
settled"
Adjourned,
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For New Orleans.

sATURDAY, Both. at 5 P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ h UHAS. b. CHURCH, j. S. Patter-
lsStA son. Master Apply on board, or to
s:sss.sssaA Royse Il M0sset, Agents.
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TOR r RGNT-HOUSE-A2 2-story brick house
l. of five rooms and good cellar, front and
side entrance. Also, cottage of three rooms
on East Sixth street. Inquire at 55 East Seventh
street. seS9-3t+
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T1OR SALE OR EXCHANGE = FARM -
It a good farm OF ~ acres of land, on the
DeCoursey Pike, about five miles south of Gov.
tngtop, KY, and noar DeCoursey Station,
Kentucky Central Railroad; about 45 acres
cleared, good orchard log house and barn. 1t
viii be sold cheap. or exchanged for city prop
erty. Inquire at 40 Walnut street. Cincinnati.
sS-H
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For Louisville.
For Memphis.

SATURDAY, 8Oth, at $ p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
RTS hJAS. w. CAFE, r. w. Wise, Mas
I6sA%sS Ter. Apply on board, or to Royse &
msS<''sh'f0AA Alossett, Agents ON N. y. Wharf
hont
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STEAMBOATS,.
For PittSburg,
For Wheeling
For KanaWha,
For Huntington.

pHIS DAY, 2sth, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
R%$ OHIO No. 4, Pres Lolwick, Master.
LfB3kS&Y Freight received at all hours on
szasfsaARs1 Wharf- boat, foot of Broadway. w.
honShelL superintendent.
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1NOR RENT - HOUSES - Two bricks of 8
rooms. with yards, gas anu water. ii.
PUGH, 24T Cutter street. se2G-4t*
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FOR RENT-.RoOMs

DOR RENT-ROOMS-Nic furnished, to
j. gentlemen only, with reference, at 1873, W.
Eighth street. 25-2t
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For ChilO,
For CarrOlltOn,
For CarrOlltOn.

MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
0sy n LOUIS A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill :
LSsSgt3 dreth, Master. Apply on board. or
zza'ASsAsdAt TO U. w. Gorrmge, Agent, 20 Vine
trett
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PoR sALE--RHAL nsTATn.


LNOR SALE - FARM OF 1872 acres, two
houses, orchard, woodland, &C.; six miles
from railroad station, and sixty miles from
Cincinnati. Address MARGARET COOPER,
Look Springs, Ripley County, Ind. s7-St
LNOR SALE-FARM-Of l13 acres, situated
In jennings County, Indiana, four miles
from Ohio and Mississippi Railroad; will be
BOLD cheap or exchanged for a stock of dry
goods or groceries. For particulars inquire Of
4. Z. sC0OPM kE, Cotton, Indiana. S1-4t
E'OR SALE-LAND-tsD,OO 900 worth of i'm
j. proved and vacant property in a most de-
Birabe suburb, for $.O,O0t on years. time;
hes between two railroads. Address NON
RESIDENT, care OF Silk, krouse " Co., corner
Race and Third streets. 2T.3t
u OR SALE-LAND-1,0O 900 acres for sale or
lE exchange; in Lewis County, KY, six miles
from the ohio River; covere with as fine tim.
ber as grows in the State; this property will
be sold at very low price OF exchanged at
sash valuation :or unimproved property in the
auburUs Of Cincinnati. Ohio. or Covington, ky.
Address Box 1895, Cincinnati Post t-oflice.
2T-5t
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L'OR RENT - ROOMS - Three nice clean
Il rooms, with water, hall and side entrance,
at s61 Eighth rect. 28-Jt
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-SEWING MACHINE-A NEW
Il No. heeler & Wilson sewing machine.
Inquire at this Office se9-tf
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TOR RENT = ROOMS - Handsomely fur
j. nished, bath, to one or two gentlemen. lO3
Broadway. Reference required. 2S-2t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
FOR RENT.

~ Dyeing and Securing at Walkers, 81 e. Cd
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wANTED---sIT

WANTED - STU ALTON = AS steward,
w storekeeper or carver. Address Box 3l3,
hamilton, Ohio. z7-4t
, 1876-12-06
Caught In lita Own Tezp.

ntt4 GFfNQh@ UaH${fH.
Wht1narsh Aaa i'na grange tree on xhlc'.
summer, and a. this orlnGes on the tree arc
very numerous and rapidly ripeuing, hu becn1na
uneasy about them, owing to tle fnct of their
being several rather nlfsehleVous boys III tho
ucighborhool whom he haa Of latH seGH eye
tng the tres several times. lilo set to work to
think out plan to say0 li4 oranges from the
buys. The plan he finally adopted Has 4 COM
ptlcatcd system Of steal traps. 10 arranged - to
render 1t next to impossible for a1y out to walk
under tlle tree Without stcppng IN one OF tbs
traps. Tbs traps wete hidden FROM v3ew hy
ll!rans OF art(icll grass and little deceptions Of
that descriptions, aud to prevent tho buys from
discovering Ills lcstgu he worked at nlgt 10 get
the ttApS ~ position.
III tho meantime the boys had not been idle,
aud every uisllt, while u work, Whltmarsh had
lpeu watched BY some Of the boys WHO duly re-
ported u the others, and the buys III turu pre-
pured trap for him, wlirh worked about this
way: Que very lark night Whittnnrsh heard u
noise In tie yard, md slipping quietly out Ut the
back 1oor ha heard suppressed EEuan aud 6aW
the figure Of q boy uudert the orange tree, stand
luz perfectly stu.
Surprising thIs object to be boy taught In a
trap, Whltmxtsh dazted Ut ltln, And catching
l,tm bf thu collar, gave him ) jerk, crying
wlat lie took to be j buy was oniy All old suit Ut
boy's clothes stulfui wi,l, hay, and ths une1-
pcstel luck VI weight when liz gave tha jefn,
iuale W4ltnlarsh lslse bis balancc atNl stumble
forward, aud, IN tlulus this, hu unfortunately
stepped In u trnp which cAsue together as quick
~ u lasaA, ralchlnK Ills foot sna holding II ".
curely; tllis tnishap made full certatu, aud
WhilJaarsh put out his h1utlA to break the 1All,
aud whuu tile lAnds struck they struck Oh trapa
, 1876-12-06
to Mrs. Hsrbert at Evanston by the 10Th OF
January.
The meeting then adjourned for THE after

to Mrs. fisrbert at Evanston by the 10th OF
vnnnmary. ,u,. .s,o.., ,o. .h .t.x
moi, NJ ''''s''s '"'' A'IoNt'so '1' "'0 >'''''
...-.
a. tho cvenlng scsa'on tho as'enaanee ~as
quite mcaefe' lhe mcetlns YVES oPene" win
prayer oy 91'6' Df' .. " tutlet.
IN .co,.nc, sGns s1,h re.atao ,otroaucc N
,he afternoon. the Comnattec on Nomination.
sos nfna..s -snorts -, =, fo,tnv,.
~, oAiecss fSpoisea ,p.' - n. 'o''o"a ,,....
m!..dsa1ssts. ~ psrasrda Tones Mr.
n Tho1..s r.nt ial.ct = frnysr ia n,
Wsrdnnr' shn 1lnn. 4. il. Waits. Mre. A. Dsrnet,.
s.er.;ar.|sfrs ~ &. 3ro1sr.' '"' NA' A'@''
TTeasurfr-Sirs 4. j. Loomts,
Ererutire EommiIift.-,l1s. Judge I1olbrook. the
FRANCES Ntllafd. alfs.. 3eof4c usuoIo. FGfAando
Jones; Mfa+ Lizzis Warren, mf&. III. hI11 and
81 -: -, M ~otlof'
The report y as adopted Without dissent, and
on motion Mrs. Fernando Jones, Miss Frances
r. Willard, and Mrs. E. Boynton 1Iarbcrt
wcre anno}n,,il tIetcratc, n , conycua,on To ha
,,.15 l.. ~ "kt,,.,. H. ,ett. s1 ts.1, - 1.u.,
.sau a., ~ A'A'"s'ou LUG t'<n o'" 'SA "a
The next bustncss was tha reading OF paper
by btrs, Hsrbert
GAIT. ntAcK.
thc orator Of Tue evening" Wa thcn introduced.
lie said ho knew Of no better way 10 entertain
his hearers than to relate hls experiences in be-
cnminr . convert II fcntI. aufyrarr. IIls mind
1919 ,'.as", ,NN~. ~ 4sa"' 80. ~ ~ N 4.3
naa ."ne oeen impressed WIN 'ns woman move,
nent, aud somc months ago he had
reduced llis thoughts to writing Ia bo laid
before a similar ratbefipp to tho ono he was ad-
fre..fng In rs,, tbr manor IN b,a uIfa, ana n
~ ssa tas ~ D "as' sua ~. =.
met nel neasty appfoYal. no Faa converted W
tuat Paper, ns ln WFitlng II no etaaied rs auo-
1eet eioseiy. ana no pelieVea euen would ne Inc
eHpeIe,nce o! evefy noneat H.nu Wnea o1:pas
% s,onately studyaag the gfea. QUESTION. ss, from
t!at Inns loIHa!a NC aaa IeRaIuGu woman -
tne helpineet OF mal,' anu tas belnE her ALL
tune, II "hs necessary @nas eue 'aoa'o nafe LUG
pa.!oL'
alfg; KoanaS 1 FOLLOWED, feading ~ essay by
Miss r. =. Malard, wissa xas e 1eaa 20, De'ote the
Monane ConEfcts 10 NeW 1ofk s9nle mohtha
, 1876-12-06

ILLINOIS.

Report OF the Secretary OF Stato-1,aa en-
Observation-Disclosures and
ylltaEcs-Ccnsus- Thanks.
Special Dttpafch to M Tribune
srRiNorlELp, H., Dec. 5.-segrctary Of State
Harlow as completed Ills second blennfal re-
port to tho Governor for transmission tn the
GENERAL Assembly. Tho report discusses tho In
teres,s OF the Department ut snme length. Tho
following features Of public interest src sum-
lnBrtzcd: -...
Tho Twonty.ninth Gcncral Assembly having
failcl to mako full provision for tile Incidental
expenses of the Statc, anl reduced otlIcr atand
avt,lal necessities of tho case, j small deficiency
hns resulted which the new Legislature will bu
asked to make good. Although tho attention
OF tho lust General Assembly was called to the
fact, III QUO Instance at lcast, that tho appropra-
tlon mads WIS less tllan the contract price, It
was not rorncdtctl, aM1, Of courae, q deficiency
was creatcd in such instances, andremalus to bu
provided for. ..-....
CORPORATIONS.
Applications for tho organization OF 700 tncor-
porntH companies for pccuniary profit were re-
ceIycd, aud Of these Sis luvo completed their
organization and lecclvCl certificates OF organ
ixltion, and authorized 10 do business. The OBJ
formed arc distributed as follows; Manntar-
turing, 1853; mining, 40; Printing and publish
Ing, 19; library ASSOCIATIONS, III scncterles, 10;
tltstlllnE, 10; gus companies, y; law assocn-
fons otroas asSs1y hoissranays
plank.Toads and turnplkes, 4; watcr-worka. 3;
fur1lcs, b; anusements, 10; miscellaneous, rs.
The law requires that tho full amount Of stock
bo subscribed before nal certificate Vi orgauiza-
Under that proyisson Of tho law autsorlzIng
tho formation Of corporations, nut for prtunary
profit, $50 l,aye organtzcil, rs follows: Elucn-
ltonal 81; religious, II; l'tcrhry, s; benevolent,
1H3, ..-'-.
Thirty four new railroad organizations have
been effected slllre lust report, u followB: The
Watcrtown nal'roaa Company Of tie State Of
caso' c'ia itocifoFd 4 NortheFn; Ghisaso 4 Evan.
stoIl Marrow taauge; Chicago Transfer Rai|.
way; Calumet River Hallway; Peoria d Eastern
Ma,iNay' g. asa,s EasMts,nj Mnr,jI.op spr'as
fataya; t sout, Chicago transfer; Ghtcaeo
Brlt; burlington, Monmouth. Il 1llinola
River, saMt!s Chieago i ca(1,nct; Chicago
teWists, txs i % iavaaa \ arc -uause; It. Loui.'
Nari1u S Elwarlsyjilu; Keokuk, ('aleabure t&
Chicago; Peoria = Burlington; chlcago-Rlye;r
Railway; RNk Island & Edwards River; Rock
% % ohtsss ss;s; & ss"Htyi ss, Z; obs.ssa ass xss
cru; L. Ruy Narraw- Gauge; Rocl<-niycr Valley;
Chi,sago, i,s Dra!lwooa d sontllern; Frccroft,
recatonca Valley d statc.I.lne; PcktD, Lin
Cnicago i North shorc; Lafayette, Biuou,ing.
ciTiEs AND VILLAGES.
Eleven cities ind sixty-,ne Villages have or
esa s ust5 w. ctes 1 FeRstt s IT, wea s slSt eans sas
Park, .tshloy, LAuurk, Joliet.
| Three changes ut natnc lave nccurrfd: NIL
ton fs. csanty g HM'at H." ;",siIt. Mnt.
| kann County. tu HSuth E1ttt,
, 1876-12-06
which quickly closed on two fingers OF ono hand

which quickly closed on two fingers OF ono hand
and three on The other.
Whtmarsh yelled for help, which WAS prompt.
ly furnsfse,1 In the etape Of ah,wcrtng ye1ls 0t
derls'on by The boys who, comfortably seated on
sheds, had Witnessed The whole scene, and bI
Mrs. Whitmarsh, who, hearing the cries Of her
husband, rtshcd into the yard and Increased tile
racket by icr cries Of murder. thieves, nolicc,
ETC., Id whlci. she was Joined by TIM tcEhbols.
Several noliccmcn By this tue arrived, and two
mistook for 4 burglar, an, triei u bull lin on
to hs feet, almost tearing bis fingers OIL In talc
attempt and dealing him sturdy blows and
kicks meanwhile. By tho time they hah dis
covered the true s!tuation Of affairs the unfor-
tunats Whitmarsh had tainted from tho elect
uf pain and modification, He WIS carried into
tho house and tcuder'y cared for, hut no balm
can heal his wounded feelings. and the boys,
elated by thcr sucecss arc rapidly spelling their
enemy,
, 1876-12-06


ncre GLAD even to d1d standing ruom.
chesncy. Of tic ratk-Ayendo ". T. Church.,
M s3'M M ssy s res '1 psr oi S"s the ssvs sa:
trcnth chapter Of Luke, beginning with thc
twc1ty-cigttll verar, In which Chrl.t r'nkcs ref
esenec to sotlf';H IL atId TO Lot and his wife: AZ,
Mr. Moody sail: / want to spenk tonight :on
TIiE LiPE or Lot,
and the reason have chosen him Is that he IS
rerrcscntat'yc man: There. are hundreds OF
Abraham or ono Danfel tl,crn .re thousand
Lois.
This man started out we'll enough, but, ],e
Gresen,,ly Ko rsh n t., this wss ,sh his snSnal
herds, a,,l after while tero was strife among
t!!e 1erlnsM nf hia Aoeks and those Of hIs uncle:
at r. sa s0a1 n @ Es VI dn u1srs1 wa * i. az no
Quarrel out there among those heatl!en, 80 ho
tieel senar.ts t1ysslf pray tss' .. frn ms, 'Ms
Il thon M skG ddsrt S e T. a W 9 20 ,o 10
tic t' lott." ''I And nd' Lot, Instead ot ict-
ting hia uncle have frat cl,olce, lifted up
lli.. eyes and. saw tho plain Of Jordan,
pitched Ills tent toward soodoms That wus
When l,c began to baekBlllc. liz WIS ambitious
to bo richer than Abraham, and he cl.ose for
himself instead of letting Cod choose for him.
j
acquainted with him said he was 4 very a'rewd
man, and predicted that ho would be very rtcl1,-
richer even than his nnclc Abraham. How long
TIC stayed In the plain We 90 not know, but after
knew what sort Of people tho sodoinltes were,
for he hai lived near their city. Lie went Into
5odnm with Ills. eyes open. But business wns
pressing. lie hal largc number Of people de-
pcnleut on hin and Ae nas anxious to bu very
rlrls. liz kncw he rns tnktng his children into
batl company, but with hlln it was business,
business, lnuncy, money.
Tho next thing wo hGarot him hc is IN trouble.
They who gu To live In Soiom must take tic
fate Of S0tlom1., Tl'crc was war. and Lot was
taken captive. ] suppose ho would have spent
tile rest 81 hs life as slavv II it hadn't 6ecl
for hts old une1c Abraham, who heard Of II, md
| and rescued tic captivcs antl tile spoil. Now,
| you would suppose Lot would suy, :" havc had
| enough vi Sotlurn;" but no; lie lad lost money
by thc operation. and must g9 bark and nuke Il
! man there in Soloni-onc of tho best business
mon Of the .plaec. Probably le had a good
many corner lots, and some fine blocks Of dwsl-
lings,. with his i,ane on them. Ataybc they
been any. Perhaps he was Mayor OF bodoin, Or
Judgc-Judgc Lot-that sounds very well.
Mrs. Lot had tinc turnout, and tue Misses
Lot were among tho most fashlonablu young
But ono evening as he was sitting at the gato
llc saw two strangers coming He llad seen
thcsc auEcls twenty ycnrs bct0ro at tic ltuuec Of
his uncle Abraham, aud he at O,,co fell down
before them, and begged them to go hume with
him. The speaker t6un drcw a vivid picture of
the mob nrount the housc of Lot, Ut the mc4-
sagc Of the angels, and thelr inquiry after, tho
! midnight after tho mob Ind Dispersed to warn
| his tlaugters aul their husbands III tie coming
destruction, but they laughed at tho old man;
said it sgns likely story tint Sodom In tho
height Of its prosperity was going to be destroy
| niii fOj11 him II, hAtnA Aft tn f1C[f.
, 1876-12-06
ILLINOIS TAKES.

sPRGNarIsLp, ILL.,, Dec. 5.-lu tllo United
States District Court to-day, ou motion Of At
touey. General Edsall, Judge Treat ordered tho
Receiver Of the at. Louis d Southeastern Rail-
road, Consolidated, to pay tue state taxes Of tho
roAsl for 1915 OH Or befuFe the tlrst Monday lii
January next, aua, in default Ut suct, payment,
tl,a Collectors are RuthnElzed to restrain tho
property Ut the Company. The Receiver Of tho
Springfield y Northeastern Railroad was direct
ctl to pay that roads taxcs due for 1878 mad
prior years bsturo tue first, Monday iu March.
, 1876-12-06

Ms, John II. Cook, General Manager ot the
Pckin, Lincoln E Decatur Ralroad held con-
ferenee yesterday With Dir. James Smith, OF tho
Chicago d. Alton Railroad, and locled upon
agreed ratcs from Chicago to Lincoln mud d..
c4tuE.
A slight change in tho joint tariff Of the Chi
cage, Kck Island s. parihe onl Pckn, Lincoln
Il Decatur Railroads froM Chlcago to pointS
on tho latter road was also made.
, 1876-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS,
lioCKFoltp, ILL.


Speci1l Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, dec. "a Convention Or
Methodist ministers for this district commenced
their first session this morning at the Third
Street II. E. Church. The reports Of the
several ministers indicates great religious
awakening all over tho district. Prof. q. E.
Blanduyltc delivered very telling adlress on
what constitutes ministerial success. In tho
afternoon 4 philosophical napcr WIS read by thu
llGv. N. II. Axtell, on "F'uture Punishment ,"
This evening two tGlllperance addresses Will be
given by tho Rev. A. II. Srlloonnuker and j. n.
Clendon!ng. Tomorrow will bo tile most In
tcrestIng session.
1NnfANApOf.ty.
SpecfdI Dltpdtch 10 Int Tribune
IND1ANAPoLla, Ind., Dec. 5.-ru-lay WIS OBJ
served "a day Of prayer BY tile churches OF this
city, aud four huurs' continuous services were
held, prayer Ghc,ng especially offered for
business and professional mon, backsltders, chill
tlrcn, und young men. The anton services aro
attracting 4 large attendance, and promise to be
quito successful.
, 1876-12-06

Special Correspondence n TAs Tribune
LANSING, Mich, Dec. 2.-The track-1aycrs on
the Chicago d Northeastern Raflroad ato now
ncar the Agricultural College,; and the frogs for
the crossings OF the Detroit, Lansing & Lake
Michigan, aud The jackson, Lansing 4 Saginaw
Noads, will, It Is expected, be laid Tomorrow.
Arrangements havo been made to commence
running through trains over tho road by Jan. 10.
Junction tnow called Duran,D Il has given tho
Grand Trunk Nallroad at Port Huron twonty
car-lorls Of freight daily; and that road will
loan tho Chicago 81 Luke Huron l,to0 cars, In
addition TO 800 being built by tho Michigan Car
englues l,avc bccn contracted for, anl ak havo
been received. A car-shop has been erected at
Port Huron. tlfrty-four by sI1ty.two fert, eu,-
plo!ing about forty-tvc ha!lds; and ono palace
my made by the largo Eastern car companies.
Over the windows Of tho cars ate tho
words, "ChIcago, Port Huron s. Canada" This
line passes through tho finest part Of Michigan,
to solne, and competing roaslwltl. otlrrs. 1t
connects with the Grand Trunk At Port Huron
wl:h the Bay City Division Of tho Michigan
Central, At DcpccF; with tho Flint Il I'erc Mar
Milwaukee; at Lansing with tho jackson, Lam
sing 81 Saginaw, and tho Detroit, Lansing IL
Lake Michigan, and tho branch Of tho Laku
Shore d Michigan Southern; ut Charlotte with
The Grand River Valley Division q the Michigan.
the Central; at schoolcratt, with the KaIama-
zoo Division Of the Lalsu shors 4 Michigan
Southern; ut Viyksburg, with the Grand Rapids
4 lntalaMa; at Cassoputs, With tlle arl-lin Of
Ut tho Lake Shore & Michigan Southern; Mt
Saltwater, with the 1nianapolIs, Peru 4;
Chicago; with the Louisville, New Albany q
Chicago, ut 1faskell's; aud ut Valparulso, with
the Flttsbnrg, Fort Wayne. " Chicago, over
lpN31tI frArk ft has TIN rirlik 0f tn thN
, 1876-12-06
LEG 2A1t
EINANClAL,
$40. $50. &lU0. $500. $500.

ALKx.. FEDTllINOlIAM d. CO., b4akrr. sud
Nro&sIt. No. IL WA!l.tt.. Auw YORK.. nate sur cas.
ioes.o s4t;tn..s cssYsstss snitn t'tHa " saaS
eycty lhrtJ days kcllable eluck PtiSls nec tt1
Il ralea btockt toIvt And raTr!cl 60 ~ ~
II drstr. oslt u 70 pur Ceus. C1ttuala Anl
WetxlJ 1spesss esAt rvs-
, 1876-12-06

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILR0An
Ucpots. fu0t OF LAkest, laaana.sv., and ttxeengh.
Il. aud CBua! aud bl1teeath.t4. Ticket oincus. u
CiArk.st.. and 1t dtpoLe