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New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

Exports Of and cured-Bac 83e2 boxes beef 1881
bbs; pork 1920 bbs lard 1882 pkgs. fresh beef 66T
cacasss Receipts Of dressed hogs 7GG We have had seye
car of Colorado 4a5c. There Is good deal OF poor
market Western meat finds te layor
O sold at De-. with good nearby
m 0dlc calves lower and hard 10 sell Country
pork rather easier car OF Weserndressed sod al u oI
y Quotations:
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MILK.

Tie day receipts Tor the week at The varons pon
of distribution follows; BY Enc Railway, oo cans
crean 2 600 milk Harlem kailroal 23lo 10 sew
I1yrl Eaiiroai Hudson River Railroad, $40 do
Midland Rair0ai G5I cans mix 10 OF cream; mseel-
isncous by routes 1900 milk total $3.50 cans
milk quarts The price at which the surplus Das
been sold the platform during he past week g sysrsgSa
GS beVnning 81 80 declining 10 81 % then gradually
advancing 10 - days declining % 81 as at e close
Trade dull and milk le!t cac day The November
price farmers 32d4cp While commission mlS eeareu
about 2L2c
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been frm with steady fair trade In obbing
PepDer-Singapore. n 2c 14c.;
White 2Sao Mace 95d96c Cloves SO 5a36c stems, l4d
Cassa-China Ilgnea, 20d2lc.; Batavia 20d22c.
oinger-Calcutia, 7c Afncan. 7ac Pmento. i2hc. Nut
megs. 87d90c. oil gold.
sTEARIN-fhe market quiet ut l0ac. y n for Prime
sales Of 100 tcs Prime Western 70 arrive at 10
Pb. ,
sUaAR-Raw was very Qust previous pces for nearly
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

Good Ordinary % 9oo MG% MiTdog m,Go
There business for u ure az "a afber
vance but the OF the market at i e9se m 400
depressed Sales Yesterday after D. M Decemoe, D'
I2 200 2Ic FebrpSTy' 1oG 1sc lSs iS 1ss S
Nay 100 900 i2Scc total 200 ansss sassi f5. 1co
iS5c; Total 20o bales second call Deceebe ,i ,Ieo'
l2Iac; Fs6r7T% ago oSo u.s. 3Sss; 'Ga tGt 500 bales
sales today up p Deeenber 100 d. I'D iTs i2,sc
100 i27ssc 400 1lSe January $500 l2,'c GS ls..e seO
l2sc zoo 12c 100 l2'iss FeoTnsG sGS 10 c Zoo
100 i2isc April 200 i2isc 400 2Isod gssnd t6a
l21sc; May, 200, l3isge total ait siloV o"'''
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sUNDRIEs.
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEW YORK. Iues'ihYt Dec o. 1919:
The package trade during ne week has been quiet ana nshs
owing TO the holidays and political complications ana iran VIC &
mani for the staple fabrics but buyers showed little dis
PqR 5q demand o Export in some goods
feature Of the market s aSs wa bG in e
early part OF the week, which attracted good company
% Sys a at The close through receipt
@ 6er OF n SIT T Ie h market ruled quiet sccSs
unusually small n the interior and jo5bers anaepae
cncsay values firm and steady but slight concessions
iT0S G0oDs with lew exceptions been quiet and
sluggish but values with agents aud o6oes were steadily
~fiR5 ~BRowS sTEETiNGs s O hSp sHIRTiNGs-There
they having sold production and being in some cases
firmly held II the bet ss nsT Nb sRHr were
quiet with only limitot demand while some goods are
CGTToN FL&SSEIs have q@iet and Is;s active
CosET JEANS quiet aud lightly dealt in but values
"coTToHA6ES were fairly active, there being fair dc;
mand from cothers but tansacons mostly in small
l c66RE cSTas % a %Ss in light demand and
slowly Sales in the aggregate were small ana orders came III
MoTs have lSSn quiet and in moderate dc Se%anS %@s
''I DYED DUcKs DENNIS and STRIPES severally
In gh demand a6 I1ySd anG 81 ckMgRics were
stripes sesias grain bags and tyines .ro, O,o.D. .r
nrm at 4 cash offered tfc asked Tor best extra
al StIs.'1 5S, and SiSeo Ie., 10 to 80 days
PRiNTS-Thcre has been moderate demand and fair
whole reached fair but not satisfactory amount Dark
d s Tf n ssady @ i9a for o on E wide
Carriers prints a reduction to &c. made in Harmony
C3fToN DRESS GOODS have been sold in considerable
quantities. by job6ers at rates but transac
lions were small and unmporiant .. .,o. ,,oro
steady ard ay aeye but ether gGGds @ w & ssa @ Sna U
ton bringing good pses Jo2Sers rePC,ed good ds'ou
HosIERY-Faney knt goods were in fair ID demand and and
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

Receipts for past G5.j7 boxes do previous week
ot 5Ij do exports week - 10. LIVERPOOL cable quo
,a ons G0 Aucr further advance Of 2s abroad the cable
remains stationary English buyers show less dlspos tlIn
to operate fact OF thgm have Nthdrawh so tn,t
little Guietness II not OnilnriA Jus ~ t H.
igrr after hi. most ~ the cheese have come Forward
r. The country might quote few OF the very fancy
srtebcr and early october actoe at l5c; IN iacI soe
sn a, those CURES today but fair went al &C. Inere
A. nm. demand priced cheese which are dong Dei
W. the early, hard skins which can scarcely DO SOIL
tuaf ati0
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06
THE MARKETS.

rCaIetuly reported for THE fRlguSE'
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PeT NOrth RipeT TeSSetS. ana Railroads.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDEG DC. 5. 1876
IFSprcsaiy for rnE " y TRIBUNE by Reporter.

y
General HrsrtiOns
SEND only good arc The freight AMI other eat
% pOor goods Put everything In good orier An htasve
lps secure. examination, aud often makes sale Nhct ufy
soyeuly appearance fa Pack securely 30 hH
viii not ALLOW The contents 70 change ABOUT re
peuy Of rlsda drL cut straw with Marx pla'nV
wh ta stencil plate II b'st-and note contents on ,ie
the amount also send letter al the
same tmc stating what ~ seut the Tnue nc &C hh IN
voice or should also be nco-ei In barrel OF s ANaS
number packages secure fDr ypuiS'u Itpu'
I.on goods put best shape so that Nouf harS 10 III
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hEANs AND PEAS.

Receipts for past week 'eln- lSp 1pi EXPORTS pas
ggY 5u-h The aBiaod larger receipts Of mrdlun beans
v an easier tons. fI They come forward spar
ipr aud arr approaching the priCe o maurtNt sale
100 far old ~ 81 10; 100 bDA new at - iodfz ~
" snail lots jObbcd at - 20 Ihc ma'ktt - Detrr
supncd with marrowS and prices unchanged 10Y bH
eilng from store dock at e. 25 with 40 bs fee
si 30. Red Kidneys are variable IN qua w hu
puc- y5 bbls selling ~ 40 and 81 bb AZ ~ 90 MhIt,
Kidney pea Grccn peas are oieed
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06
HAVANA MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec 5.-Spansh Gold. 220a220l4 Exchauo
weak London l3dI3i2 premium. sugar quiet bot 1Is
NO sales today.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06
HOPS.

Receipts for past week. l255 baes shipments nothing
h liberal receipts and calls from shippers while brewers
operating with much canton the market Is very quiet az
prices anxiety TO sell lot OF 100 bales iair
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

The market keeps Just full enough Of sal poultry received
before prevent the sale OF fresh lots NJ Oer
low prices Moderate rates must he looked ior untl
after Tho HOLIDAYS probably during the season Gane is
not plenty generally doing better OF dressed poultry
chickens rather Tie most inquiry, while ducks are
LENT nd lOW Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

Total sales for the day a., i,ar a
,ea seller so days f69s4 seller 80 days 33 seLer
daye 59is seller 10 days o1' seller 90 Jay.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sIoChs'
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Entered at tire port. .......sl
Thrown upon the market. ]
Hns...l l.ss saAsaa....a..flAn

Busness has been quiet small in volume with importers
and were restricted the filling OF small orders
for Holiday goods were the exception aud IN
these fairly noticed JobDes report
more active owing 10 retailers entering the mar
ke but they very particular and show much caution In
making their selections Values were mostly maintained Out
in fancy goods slight concessions were made Dress
prices Black silks quiet and shade easier and
colored silks quiet only the most coors nna
ing Trimming and mantla velvets sold freely as
low raes concessions little done
Linen little active but nne linen handker
chiefs and were freely dealt In and afar distribution
remunerative prices Shawis were fairly dealt
In but wooden goods were dull and only moderately dis
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06
rRuITs AND suTs-DRIED.

Receipts OF dried the week. 100 pkg, and 26G4
of ueansi shipments Of dried apples $50 bbls shippers
of apples scarcely operating a all save az they take trait
cnng I'm on contracts Their f1yiCes from abroad
Trade dull aud generally lower
There is complaint OF deceptive packing by some OF the West
lining inside well as tho outi OF the barrels
whou stripped, condemn the good fruit used
yeope 10 the price Of the inferior inside hence the
attempted works injury instead OF expected gam
81 bills Western grs ilc 2os ebs dc 49, $40 b6ls DO
sold a ans price Cherries have been sold In Baltimore for
this market at l7d72c Peanuts plenty and still lower
ot OF prime Virginia selling at 81. Bulnuts are
very du 100 bags selling at 55c Pecans vary according 70
sze color 10 selling ~ b0ls at sc ~
n 9 and u bbs large nuts at lOc we Qu0ei
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

Of appes bbls. Many apples have gone
int store after vau endeayUrs 20 sell ana attempts are D
mad Ia add OF putting IN. but Is hafl matter ot
~ 5o, s Mixed Grccnng Baldwns, &c, waS sold to day,
On The dock for ~ 81 q with 6G bbs at ~ 20 some oI are
I"ling far s 20 Aples likely o keep poorly this WIN
Ter u present appearances Lady alps sun gu,
tlc markei and have little Inquiry lot Oi me = pois
as sold nj t3 each with of ones at 10 " bb
oanSrs are arriving freely from Florida 10 variable
ction some choice bbs SOLD at $40, while others were
badly decayed at lower prices Crates OF 1000 200
or,gea sefl nj ~ JOHS5 We the frat arrival OF very
chnrr fruit from Butler Island DlreU. Choice CaiawDa
cranes are not plenty sales have been made AT l2c Prime
ars having inquiry In anticipation OF ho
dav rluand 60 bD lot Of Eastern sold AT 50 90 with Is
hIi. AT slO wet fruit went at 81 5Od|S There are
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

poc,,s for the week 422 pkgs state lots OF what are
RENTED 10 be fresh Western and especially those having
i, 80 mixed n hard 10 sell Never undertake 10 dls
ie of lined IN way. Thcy reduce the pce OF frr'h 10
The value lined LINED eggs as suc are asO SLOW OF aie
choice Western made AT 2c mere Is Det
Ter look snpposng the present cool weather 10 continue
CnOtltions: ... a. f.,. zeoo
-, a'rd ''r penn 03O lined good. IL dl9
M Timed 20 al DO. do, ordinary-l7 a -
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

I6OlcF KlCt
SALT has been and INN. We Ashton's
Liverpool Fine 81 80 q sack Worthngtons Marshalfs
WasngOn and Deakna 81 2J6Sl 30 other brands Ell 10
asl 2O Liverpool Ground, 7jd9Oc. Lisbon. 20o Turks
Island, 27a3Oc
SEEDs-Calcutta LDseed quiet but firm AT 81 O5ds2 OF ~
gold. Clover In moderate demand. sales Of 200
bags at sc Timothy sold to the extent Of 400 bags at
al 90,
sKiNs-Tere have been very fair Goat skns aud
holders show much mness in their have
been in some demand and quite firm We quolei
New-York tribune., 1876-12-06

Total siuoe Jan1 s2G0 $50 s2383739N s25$52s075
Tree OF gOld.......... III lI4H 4Vo4
, 1876-12-15
SUBURBAN NEWS.
HYDE FANE,

". L. Tappln ,vas urrested yesterday by Con-
stable Grady at Grand Crossing, nnl tahcn to
the Hyde Park jail, where he was arra!gned be-
fore Justice D. Il. Home, charged with stealing
portions Of sewing. g.mach'ncs from tho Wilson
factory. In default Of 81, 600 bail, he was CON-
mittcd to tic lock-up.
Tha Forrestyillu Club meet at their hall this
evening.
Thu slelghinE south OF Twcnty-sccond street
10 Hyde Park Is excellent.
SOUTH CHICAGO.
Parties have been very busy putting up ice for
quantities arc being gathered.
NJ. /. y. s,nSiair, owner Of the South Chi
mSnts to start the mill on OF about tho Isl Of
February.
The Congregational Society will give m oys-
ter supper Al Centennial Hall no1t Tuesday md
Wednesday evenings for tha beneat OF 'thclr
Church.
. OAKLAND.
The Fair and Festival Of st. Marks Episcopal
Church ut the Ellis Avenue Music Hall last
evening was decided success, mud will Be re-
pcuted this evening.
, 1876-12-15

last stopped few days In and near Grccnyillc,
s. G. While walking about that beautiful city
noticed what appeared to be barracks, and In
qulrcd Of n small gamIn what they were.
"Thcsn1" said The boy; 40, thcm's tho Yam
kce camps" asked q prominent citizen which
party needed tho protection OF the soldiers.
" l'oth,n said he; "thcrc was ;no. safety for
property hero before they came" also learn.
cd low It was TINT the Whites became reconccl
To tho presence Of the negroes When tho latter
werc cniranehtscd the howl Of disgust went up
from all but tho carwtnaRgcr and scafawaR:
But one day a merchant kept strict nceuunt Of
tho sales to whltcs and negroes separately. At
night he found ba lad sold to the whites goods
to tho value Of f80. to ntgroes 10 tho vall1e Of
$50. lie WAS converted, aud instead Of .sNe
can't live with them,n II was, awe can't live
without them." {lreenvtllc Is situated In tue
middle ground, where the whites and negroes
nre about equal Ia numbers. Each race is
afraid Of the ot!cr, md species Of "forcign
Intervention" is necessary to preserve the
peace. am yours, respectfully.
GEORoE B. PAINE,
, 1876-12-15
TIE TABERNACLE,

THE Address TO JAE ERRlNd WOMEN.
At half-past 7 the Tabernacle was full, but
the stowaway process was continued until
nearly 6, when tho doors were reluctantly
closed. Tho announcement that Mr.. Moody
would speak soino words Of Christtan counsel
and comfort to tho f8l!on women Of Chicago
wRs tho especial attraction Of the evening.
Tho choir and the nud!enco snug together for
half an hour with good effect, whom Iii. Sankcy
entered and gave out the lIymn, ring tho
Bsls Of Heaven" which was given with great
spirit. Tho solo and chorus, "Rcscl1o the
Perishing," was next sung, attcrRwh!ch tho ReY.
DR.. Mitchell offered prayer.
Air. Banhry thea sang "Tho Ninety and
Ninc,'' and Mr.. Moody read the Scripture csson
from tho seventh chapter of Luke, beginning
with the thtrty-slxth verso; being the account
of the feast at tho holIso Of Matthew the pub
liran, at which tho woman that was sinner
wished His feet with tears md wiped them with
tho Ualr OF hor head.
The following words were then sung by MIR.
Eankcy - solo With much tenderness snd ex-
pressIon:
10 tho hall Of tho fcast came ths sinfu and fair;
She beard in tho city that JesuA ,sas there;
Unhosd'uF ine splenlor that b!azod on Tho board.
The frewn and tho muEmur wont round through
That onu 10 slnhaiowod should trend in that hall;
Aud xomo said the poor would bo objects usosa
meet,
As tbs wealth Of her perfume sho ahousrd on III.
feet.
She heard but tho sa''oF, she apoks but with
She iarcd not look up to The heaven OF His eyes;
And thu hot teafs gnshcd forth At each heavs Of her
A. ,bes S!tai iips to Ill. sandal. wera .hrooo,nsy
pressed
In The sky, after tcmpcat - shInoth tho bow
In tho glance OK tho sunbeam, - n'e!tcsh the
lto loefsa oa that lost 0no hst sins wero for.
And tho sinner went forth In the beauty Of hesyen.
Tus SERMON. -
Mr.. Mpoly announced aa Ills text tho dfth
chapter OF Luke, thlrty-second versos
came not to call Tho righteous, but sinners, 10
repentance.
'rh's saying OF Christ, ssLd l,o, is also men
t!one4 by Matthew, aud Mark; anl. when you
'fnd anything recorded by. several ef tho Evan
Eclists you may know + Is something of great
Importance: Christ had been cast out OF Naxar
roth, and had como down to 1.-Two at Capcr-
pausn, where hc found = publican BY ihe
pane q Matthew, aud said iinto hlu1, FOL,
low Me." Matthew ut once LEFT ally anu
followed Christ, md he was 60 Ieloced that no
1nnde great teast and Invited all the publcans
to Ills house to meet llis now Muster. But now
Wc titld tho plariseea ut their old WORK, con'-
planning, They found fault with Christ TOT re-
celytng sinners and for eating with publ!c1nsi
aud their complaints were the occaSlon OF 4s
, 1876-12-15
In Her Majosty's Court Of Probate
in ireland,

vctorts hy tho Rraca ot God of tho United Kingdom
Faith. t8 n!dc!l1 kncHa1. otllcTHlse Geraghty+ Ito
Wig Of Michael kCcSah. aud tho said a!chatl kca1an.
~ sy e waa II Saary wasss1 III
Sheridan, awofn m the thrteenLh tay Ut November,
is! aa ale! u Tug rrfnctpa! Registry OF o,r Court of
i10bate t0s thcra as!ow demanding In Cont IT
Fs9ais Sa%sS enti!ssd w:m Sts.y ana W.
William NeAry aud William rsLfEE Sheridan arc pro-
ccedns to Frnvs I1 s0ctnn fot law tho last will
md tcstAtntnt and hys codrts thurrto bcariuG d1a
.s ,ya ns s wv "a s d
tp The County u ia!why Esq. i. T., drceasrd. who
9sa R " Il 1ssu s rs .a tx & III; s
Tho said liile. keeEan hg lawful oesa and ono
..ii Gussnl, en fs.! IL i!strLa;iss roilou ot his
csuse an tsasius data tic twcStlei day Of Soye,n:
osr, 1874. Y ~ or1tessd tlAt tpo said William
Neary and William Patrick htcstian to at nh
eHy 10 i.aus = citation to sec proceedings
e. .na stsss
gan. ~ spneAr Tin sa! cuust eheF jtIsnua'ly o. ny
your 1orl2r. Solicitor. or Attorney shoud you thins
Penisaee q the sal Cause, asd etors nm iadEneEt
saat hc Rtycn trrela Ana tak4 nottco thatn defaults
81 your doing. Tho judge nf uuF raid Court Ut PRO.
bate viii horeed y bear nl Wy re said VIII and rodi
I'll n II m sesnn en fS. q nc M e1a
as y Il *
our Lord 1s7 and In the %oth ySf! e G1t tslFn H.,
PATRICK J. CONWAY. -,
ii inwtF urnoud Quay. Dublin t-~b
, 1876-12-15
In Her Majosty's Court Of Probate
in ireland.

Vciorta ly tho urace 81 God Of tha United Kingdom
Of trsat frtAtu aud Ireland Queen Defender u tho
gash 70 Michael Getnshty+ oi chtuSo, IN America:
WheyaA II sppran ~ mi aIldsytt Of William SexrF
aid William lalrlcE Sheridan, swoFn on ths tAiTtecntA
asy q Sossnnsr ls7s ana nlsa II III rFreip.l hs
ptnug ID c9nrt ei FroGats eau.e ensilIed viii.
lam Mary and william Patrick Sheridan. rsInttlls
tatrick ueraxllty Martin GeraEhty, a44 Iahn ieIy.
Ielena4nss wlertlP the ssa william Mary and WIG
sAM Pat.1cx hEsridan arn pr,seedlnE 70 prove. IN
nSs eoitc4 thsret1 bearing date. te.pecslxsly tho
:nld VIZ ~ lhe fourth May. ls7a and aid csd!rs
~ txssty:asE day. is7S, Il isisei iley. III Il
h3snahtlltl GienanladlA. In lhn County Vt Galway,
Esqairo. j r., deceased, wno dtsd pr shout the
sit II Cy the ssta .sds3st shst yoa s,e lbs iaSfui
nephow knd oAe Df The next of lin OF tho said Dc.
1.'a s.ss r. la eass .a 4 ays asd snte,'ss
cause, and bearing tate hu treuloth ay9f hoseln-
her, !s7h It HA ordered that tho sad william Nasty
and william Patrick Sheridan pe At liberty ~ 4Aue
clt4lloa tU eed proceedings Ia this asu1n you
aas,, r. asd Mich.s! Hs5sgy hoH, ~. y to xtss
sssissI. u xaetasy. :hoaa ySa thlak i II yoaf e.
lslcst to d. 1t MY tlnle dirIag te dependence "
tho sad Cause and before tn4i jadxlneut st1al 10
given therelnt aad take Hotlce Ia default Of Jouf
lui1y lie Judge 0f said Court of lFtl&te viii
prttSrI to bear And scu tho said Will atd coI1cA
pfu*e ~ kotemH form of law. aad pronounce judy
msas r. she :sIH s:s.e yeur sotsnee E
Lord te7a, aud Ii Tho foFteth ysar of 4 onr Grgn.
''FATRIcK J. CONWAY. soiisltor liz tas rislntta,
81 LuKef 0rlton4 4uAy, bnblin. .
, 1876-12-15
TRINITY CHAPEL.

DEDICATION or 4 CHURCH At HIGHLAND PARK.
Trinity Chapel is tho name OF pretty little
cdiace Just erected by tho Episcopalians Of
Highland Park. Tho members Of tho society
have been Norshiping IN the Baptist church Of
that suburb since being organized three years
ago In September last the present building
was begun under rather discouragtng ciEcum-
stances, as the burden Ind to fail upon q very
limited number n, q people; By The pers91al ex
Hall aud Cushman, md through the assistance
OF the city churches, particularly tho one after
which tho chapel has been named. tho building
was Carried on to complexion. Yesterday the
were not IN the form, Of rceu'asE dsdicatio6,
partook of the character Of such afrairs.
A special tratn on the Chicago & Northwest
crn Road left the Kinzlo street depot at 10
chisago elorey ald Interested friends to i1tgl.:
land fark. At II o'clock n large audience as
scmblcd in tho chapel. Bishop NcLarcn c1,t,-
ductctl the services, assisted BY the Rev. Ed
xard 7. suliigsan. thc Rev; Canon Knowles, tho
the Rev. Dr.. Cashu,an. the Rev. Dr. Hopkins,
the I.ey. L. Pardcc, OF Chicago; and tho Rev.
Mr. Coolbaugl; Of Waukcgan; and the Rev.
Atr. Smith, Of Eyanston:
volunteers IRON Highland Purk aud Trinity
Church choir, Chicago.
bishop McLarcn's SERMON was taken from tho
following text:
How alntab!e atc thy tahcrnaclts. o Lord Of
Iloats' lily soul longcth. yea, crsn faintcth, for
thc courts ot ths Lord: ny heart and my flesh crl-
oth oat Tor tho living uoo'-Fsat'd, eErtu. liz.
Tho idea Of tho sermon wsa to show what
made the Tabernacle attractive; not the aFclll-
lecture, not tho ritual, not tho Intellectual char
aCter ol tho service, but the presence OF God.
On this first occasion Of their meeting together,
how should they learn to perceive God, to cuiti-
vato tho faculty OF seeing Hint One OF the
most melancholy Indications Of the present aGe
was tho lack Of reverence. It could be seen In
elders, In tho tendency Of tho people to royolt
against government, In tlid actions Of people
who attend church. When you enter a
pllce where devotecs were assembled to
worship, you would find many people who
weFe anything but devotecs. Christians should
, 1876-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROCKFORD.

Special NtpaieA 10 7As 1,tbunA
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Doc. 1.-THE tntcrest ID tho
revival continues to develop, atL the announce
ment this morning that the avsagcltsts, Morton
and Rockwell, have lnado Arrangements TO stay
hers the rest Of the week was received with
general satisfaction. THIS attenoou an snthu-
siastlc meeting was held at the Female Seminary,
aud many Of the young ladiGs were converted 10
God. Cough lccturcd III our main bull last
night, aud tho eyxngel(sts had 10 play second
standing this. thu huapaeioua audit wa crowd
cd to cxceas, and hundreds could not Kaln admit
tance- Mr. Morton spoke With great power and
effect upon "Christlap lIoMes." tits considered
day rrayer.mecting Is largely attended, and q
SEASON ol prayer hos eonle upon the entire COM
mun!ty. Tonight Browns Hall is ttled 70
Of tbs Lord jesus Christ 10 iali upon u thcm. hem
Mr Morton took Tor his subject aTho Rich
Nuns Hell, !" aud made stirring address.
, 1876-12-15

Tho sale Of seats for the English-opera sea-
sou, which commence next week at atMcVlrkcr's,
Is now progressing brtskly, and promises a
great success In the way Of attendance. Tue
TepeItory for thu ttEst week ls ~ follows: Alon-
day, "Tfovatoro'' Wednesday, "MasdAgo Of
Figaro y; Friday, f'1he Flying DutcAluan,"
, 1876-12-15

In Her. Maiesty's Court Of Probate
in ireland,

K1nsdylu q Grcat bfiialn md irelani. QUEEN.
Chicago, ia Atnrrta. Wherrast It ApticaTs ty
~ ~. atfdtSlt Of William Ncary nna Eiialt i'Atrtck
f fSasftIaa> ,> aTorn Gu tbs thEteent!, Of SoEcm+
tt*s 1a1h and ned in tho rrnctnas Kesatsy y; Our
81 81 rTss's rfs, .sa .ssfs Il IL o & s5
MiaM Patrick Sheridan, p!aEttfs Patrick Gcragty.
M1ftin tfernEntt. and john I!els defendants whtf,-
" Tue SAID Wllun1 SuaFy and Ssn Patrick Shrrt.
uan hfs rocccLaE tU fu4e In H1ulnn form OF law t6
iaat T anu testament aal lifa rncils thercto hear
~ atE dntc n'sSG!!.sy tl,s na VII nc fourth tay
1sn' IH a, r,HGssnI ninttesn.i md
niauI3 T. tho County of Galway. Eslufsr j. r.. de-
Geate Whu llet on ur nl0ut tlc twrtF dsy IT
1; !S'e. And E'lrreas apEears BY tae sal! ai-
nsxit thAt you as the Inn fn nephew and one OF rho
next 81 KIN Of the sal drreat.> aud cHtttc to dis
Portion Of his aa!4 estate In hc shall hasa
me tH thr sst cause and bearing date tn oh d1y Of
AoynMher tN. Has ordertH ttast tho said William
heary sna William Patrick shcridan 10 at liberty tn
Issue c!th!un 70 sec proceeding In ths aEatnst
nHtles = y,u. thu said htoiy leraEhty appear Ia
!Hs SAID cas either pes,oaaly Q. hy yyur Proctor s-
~. cn1sa and hsfarr dral Judgment shatl n given
theIcn Amt take uuticc that. 10 default Of your
dolx the Judge VI said Court Of Probate viii nro-
cted 10 near an t~e the said wilt anu etctIs proved tn
sMoif1nh M iurF " Aw and pronounce Judgment In tho
sa!u ean!e. 1gHs atHence hotwtthst aluy.
~ nhtsa ths 1sth lny ot Noycnhsr In te year Of our
-o'a 187d Ind In tho *cth ycar u G9s McIE1;
PATRICK j. CONWAY. Solicitor fuf tie pisrti1a.
u LOw CT urpunq uugy. Dublin,