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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-07

Office of the Merchants Mutual Ipsu-
renee Coat tue annual eecton of directors held at
The office of this Conn anv on the first Monday il
April "a t, the following g ntlemeu Were 81 cted:
T. Maspero, David NCC, ard :. Il. Ref l. L. Generes,
VI. PUG. 2. FourChy. NJ. W Smith, j. J. ernsndez, d.
A. Chaffrax. j. N. len aud Chs. Lafte: and t a
meeting Of tie Board held Y sterday. Paul fCurchy
Esq.. was unanim 'usly reelected Iresid MT
my6 l5t g. W. MOTT.
Office Loui>iann Equitable Life In~ur-
anee t'umpany--An annual election for Ditec ors of
his Company vas hsd Monday, April 20, 1874
he toll owing ge4tlefneu constitute the Di-
! rectorS:
JOHN MEMBERS n, WM. r. SCHMIDT,
ALEXANDER Marks, W. PIKE
tAES |. p 4. TIL BISON,
JOHN l. ADAMS. j.. ]. ARr,
CHAKLES GHAlFE, DAVID WALLACE,
J. W. STONE : CANBON,
II. J VOSE. GEORGE So FOSDICK
LMORY CLAPp. i. RIGNEY.
r. H. FAiREHILD, NILLIN CRFEVY.
W 2. HARPtR, b. L LsHE,
f. b. BRIGGS, J. b CAM0.S,
L. A. TA LER, SNM'L \. TODD.
At the annual meeting Of the Board OF Directors,
held Monday May 4, tne following OH were elect
eJ for the ensuing year: SAMUEL MANNING TODD,
Presidents WM. -. SCH IDF Vice Presid Lit; WILL
LIAM LENDERS n Secretary.
my6-l0t WILLIAM HES EReOT Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-07

HEO(sRA ANNE
OF THE
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCI RI
Given for the
Benefit of the First Baptist Church.
Corner of Second and Magazine streets,
At GrUneyyald Hall,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, MAY s, 1874
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-07
ARTICLE TENTH.

1t shall be lawful FIR the stockholders of this cor
porat on. repres ntng three outths of the capital
sto k held stockholders. at meeting convened for
that purpose after thirty days notice, published
Two Lewsi apers of this city, to make auy modifica-
tous additions changes In the of interpretations
or to dissolve said corporation Any such itca-
tons additions, changes issoutions shall be re-
+ corded as reluirei nv law
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-07

Mr.. Lonrdes. of the Opera Troupe, at the
Concert, Friday, May g.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-07

1NTERMISSION.
PART II.
|. Tenor Solo, "My Song" Gumpcrt :. Mr.. A. Davis
=. solo, ''Devotion,' Schumann Miss Gruneberg
3. Violin Solo. Song Without Words Sivor
Mr.. Joubert
T. Air from 90 lie Barber de Seville Ros-ini,
Nile. Lagye
D. Pallad, " Jean Noel" Mutte. Mr. Lourdes
&. Quatuor from ''hIgoletto, v rdi,
Misses Lagye and Gruneberg and
Mes Davis and LCurdcS.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

nuna t6un.a II fbi; *.t17'@E2 = d1r }6@ .J@qa
f 9ies esflart iia iebodl leidt dis Der:
nnrid)tigen} Ortsangobe ! Der erftereu
Rarte. Die Ggifen5 beg Jeliens Itebt
tef uno es III Die 5pfli6t Der Wereinietem
|5taoten &egieruny, "oafiir su iorsen,
|bab @eefabrcr bon Der Sage oer 6ellcn
anf oas @enaltite Il, Geni1tnib geIebt
,ueroen, bamit iic bielelben permeioen
tonnen. Denn pern9Ieih son Dem Gu
pitan PicaIIo 8ermei1n9en porsenom:
men poroen lino 70 beliben bielel6en
bod nidt bieienige @enouiefeit> ,petde
IN Nniebnn9 Der 9Sidti9feit superldili=
ger Mn9oben ii6er Die 2du9e uno Breite
Deg 5ellens> Die Siefe oes Meeres, &C.,
als our6ous nptbluenoi9 be;ei6net wer=
Den mub.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

H..S T.
Ss tbill nit ibnen,. ,,iht ppr,uarts$ .uno
ss fanu; au9 ! ni6t por,pdrts, oenn bie
0erreit Mltfat6olifel, lueroen toes Oiuas
19on. mlioe unb finoen, bab es lebrfla<
itig lehfih iieerbaupt re!igios Al aeiaen.
9otten iie's bod friiber, als lie lid I'm
nidts befiimmesten, bebeuteno be}ler. Gi=
ni9e lppllen ,uieoer austretsn, neil oisier
nene &uttus sl piel Gelo toltet. =.
Wie. IN 9iIleloort 10 1T es foit al
ientbaIb. unb. man fam +tuebl Iosen:
~Das Experiment 1T eben .miBlunaen,
1uie Der ,einitige 9eutltjtotboIiaismus. v
Der ile6ertritt Der R5uisin pon Bal'
srn our fatboliiden Geli9ion bat einen
0on5 onoern 98ertb, neil lie cine preu=
slide YriaSeliin it,. uno ollo Der Geite
on9eb0rt, lueld)e 5uerit nit ben Nerio
9un9 Der fotbolil6eu Stride porse9on9en
lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04
- Ser GrSbil 0 q { BON 6 II

- Ser Gr5bil N q &Dln,
, Der betontlid) am 8. Oftober aug Der
Sooft entlallen wuroe, erlieb unterm Is.
Oftobcr na6ltebcnoes &uno1brsiben:
Sn DC Ill @errn 9elie Gr5=
biDce amen!
5eit meiucr an 8. .. 9)} 9ous uner=
woriet aber in @enl0B6eit Der 9elebli0en
Beltilnmnn9en erfol9ten gntlaNung aus
Dem @jcfdngniile> luorin ib leit Der Gbar=
mode mid befunoen, lino mir fat aug
%lllen Sbeilen Der Gr5oi0cele pon @eil ltli-
den uno 2oien 10 piele SSunog gebun9en
inniger unO freuoi9er s Sbelnobme a,9e=
gangen, ooB i6 nidt i'm @tonoe bin,
oieiel6en ein5eln gu beantlpprtsn.
SD fiible MIDI besbalb gebruneen,
bierour@ ollen oenjenigen, tpel6e mid
oaour6 erfreut boben. 1olpie allen mei=
anen tbeleren Gr5oi0ceIanen, Die ,pdbreno
neiner Sc efoneenl6aIt ni1t oufgeb1rt
baben, :tdgliG lire @ebete fit Die 8efrei=
un9 ibres Oberbirten gum Simmel gu
1eno,n, meinen bersli6i1en Donf fir ibre
treue 2iebe uno Sbeilnabme aus5u{pre=
6en nit Der gerli6er.sn9, oab i'd Die
Gr66run9 ibrer @ebete pielfab erfabren
babe, inoem mir our6 @ottes @nooe
unter ben gntbebrungen uno 2sioen BEG
Rerters es niemals gefeblt bat an elmer
reiden Quelle upu Srolt, Mut6 uno
8ertrouen bel Dem erbebenoen 8ewuBt>
{ein, fir Die @ade un}erer beili9en STRIDE
Elm ,peni9 leioen 81 t5nnen.
Tabren mir fort, nit fe[ item Gertrauen
ouf Die 9iilfe oes Mumadtisen> welder
@einen 8eii,onb Der &irde fir ale 3eit
perbeiBen uno uns perG9ert bat, bab De-
men, Die @ptt lieben, alle 9inge aum
9eile 9erei6en, ferner au beteu fir bic
Anliesen Der =. Stride unb 3uslei9 nit
9etpiNenbafter Sreue, Elm Seoer in lei=
mem 8erufe uno 3reile> Die Yfi6ten,
1uel4e @ottes @ebote unb bic 8orl@rif=
ten oer beili9en STRIDE uns ouferle9en
gu erfiillcn, nienals oerseleno bes Wor<
tes unIeres 9errn uno 9ei!onoes u@e=
bet Dem 2ai1er> tpas bes &ail.rs, unb
@ott, mas &ottes it,"
Wit al fridti9er uno bersoppelter 2iebe
i'm 9errn lenoe i'd gu@ AQen meinen
oberbirtli6en @rub uno @egen unb per<
bleibe, gudb Dem @@ube nno Der @naoe
@ottes empfeblenb, @uer ereebener Ober=
Dirt I paulus, er3bil6of.
&oln> Is. Oftober 1874.
N{n @Afnhun.> Ana
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04
Die @efabrem beS SceamS .

8obl feline r1enidli6e Bel9dfti9une
1T sr6beren &efabren unter,por(en, ols
Die zines Matrolen. $auienbe bon. Sc
fa6ren leQen li@ ben ben Deem na@ al-
len Ri9tunsen bur@i@neioen6en G9ifr
fen enteesen, 9egen mel@e ale lnenl@li=
den GrFnbansen, oer@ Gor!|Aritt Oct
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04
Obio Baiienfrcuno.
(Tar ben "Sb;e Daiienfreuns.)
W { II hli d, G 6 Qeb

NV W ! ~ y = ~.
Dee Menfdem aebeu stsibt oer,aleeresflutb: e
Sm atoben Ocean Der @eiter eiaaejdloiIem, GO
@iro's nilnmer ibn 70 ftHaeueidt uub out, -.
Dob idrantealofe Greibeit ie ibm Sll9efoilen.
Sett itromt,s i'm 8ulen, @ell auf 8eue idluiut,
@S mill NIT sllaeuolt aus ieinen llfern raufd)eu,
0od hs!t's cin itarr @eish, 'anb uuoefiat : =
Mnb ep'ses Sebneu nit ber Nibtcriiiquuo
=. taWfd)en.
8 po9ene @lctr, itets bciue9tes Ser;,
9ie Hube fommt, menu aaeS einit terlintet>!
sc itirbt i'm lcstem SauA ocr S1mers
@enn un1rc Seelc qid)t aus @oen trinfct. --
90 fei oenn rubi9, Menid nit beiuem Gram,
Sas &erS tuiro lansiam ia ST. slidc bremen,
llno alles Geio, mas qudlcno briibcr fam,
SSirit ou pic Muf aus feruem 2auo nur tcnlcn.-
9o6 Gins erfeb' id) tueiucnh bom @cfdid:
9ab bolo sic @lutl Die Sinne mir bersetrc
,, lol6c 1bnea bes sluaes triben 8lid,
Danlt Der Sdmer; nidt allSulanse w1bre
Gin Sargesbrctt, ein lucnig @rbe reid)
llno mcinem armcn 9cr;cn miro eS lcidyt.
2sif6. tSsr6en6a6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

E &lcinc urioden baben oft
9robe Wirfun9cn uno of lit Gin fleiner
Sui ten Der erfe Na9cl sum Gorge. Ser
nadldlli9t oober oielen nibt ,penn ibr
Sud- nit einem Yofete BON Or. 9luo.
&Dni9's &a,nb,arAer8rmfftbse
Dem @rabe entreiBen f0nnt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

Us II ier eriter slrtifel: rgSar Der slpo,
itcl Gbonlas in Imerifa?" tuanoert nod I'M
mer nit Der llntcrid)rift: vslorb Nmer,fo"
Nur1 Die 8elt Diesmal finocu mir bcnic(ben
III eer. uSIrembur9er @asettc" III Sopo 10 pie=
Ner
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04


|Wiien9aft uno iGunit une lcIbit ole
eifrigife gbdtigteit unO @adiomteit nun
|Su pit, nublos. iinb. .;sSelten peraebt cine
Wo@e, Die uns ni9t cine Nadridt brinot,
|baBj oieiessober jenes. 59iff seld)eitert
s}iporben ooer aufIouit eineBeiie su@runoe
ge9angen lit. So, mr su oft, BORT man
pen einens Icl6en un9lidli9en Sbiife
feline No9ri6t mebr. Sage uno. .Wo6en
lang lieDt man feiner Musfunft in Dem
9afen entsc9en bod alrmionit. 9as
56iff blelbt per19oQen 9os Mcer bat
es perld)lungen unb holo lit Go pereellen,
big auf iene Gottln uno @aijen Die NIT
Dem unterse9on9enen G1iife AUDI ben
WerIult ibres @otten unb Yaters befla=
gen.
@o bot li6 nun por einigen Wo6en
9eraus9eitellt> oob in Der 9labe ocs Soa.
fens bon Ne,p Dort mitten i'm Ocean
Elm unterlroll6cr TeIIen bcrausrost, Def
len Salein {olt auf teincr Geeforis
onacgebcn 1T.
Ser Captain Yicapo elmer itolieni=
1dcn gartte bot ndmlid beri4tet
9m 8. september bieles sSobres ent=
oecfte CT in fllr5er Gntfernun9 uon leinem
S9iffe einen aus Dem Meeee Gcruorro=
9cnoen Selien, Der li1 pou Norocn notb
Siioen crltreft, etlpa 100 M}etcr lono, 10
Dfcter brett unb sur gbbe,eit 6 Dieter
i6er Dem QSaNcr crboben #. @enoue
MeIlangen cr9a6el1 oaB Der Tellen i'm 20.
@roo nDrolid)er Breite uuo 62O @rao IS
W}inuten ne ltli0er 2dnge liegt. Nur .oie
Dem &opttQin befannte &arte@oneD's bon
1913 9ibt Die Sage bieics &iffs unb itpor
ols lcbr unlpid)ti9 an.
IS fam tein3peife( obualten> oab Der
&opltaln wirtlidl einen 6el1en. uno nid)t|
st'pa oos 98rad zines 9difies 9eIeben
oofiir 1pri6t Die bebeutenoe Qdnoenous=
oebung, Die man nur bel eli lernen @dif=
fen ontriift, unO oiele pFesen ni9t lumber.
5utre'bsn. 9lus oeu Meliansen bes aa=
pltalns er9ibt li6 5ur Guioeu5, ooB bieler
gefdbrli6e Tellen nur etma $50 Wleilen
ppm 9fe,u Dorter Sof fen entfernt> ouf Der
In9enannten 1iioliben &putc liegt, Die
meiitentbeil bon ben bon europa font
menoen 9ampfern einselaIa9en tpire.
@eit in Sol9e Der 2esun9 Der &abel 9e=
nauere Meliun9en i'm atlantil6en Ocean
9ema@t luoroen iino, nei9t man lid) Der
Nngeii6t 5M oab oiele @tel(e einSbeil oes
9roben BON Der Ndbe Der &ii1te bon Ne,p
Tounolono bis na9 Dem @olf BON W}e=
gico ii@ Din5ebenoen lubmarinen Sbeiles
lei uno 9ab bic Meerestiefe auf our@
i6nittli6 1000 Tooeu (ettpa 3 en9llde
Weilen) an.
0ieie Nnnabme bat j1 nunmebr als
Elm iebr sefdbrli4er Srrtbum berousse=
itellt. Gs eri6eint 5par punoerbar, ooB
oer Jellen, Der in Der Ndbe zines Der be-
oeutenoiten 9afen her gBelt le9t, bis
iest nod bon feinem anberen @eefabrer
bemerft tporeen it, ALIEN oies Id st F9
auf iebr ratiirIi9e Weile oasur9 ertld=
ren, bab Der Gelien 3ur gbbe3eit Is Gub
aug Dem WaHer berborrast bel @o9=
waiIer aber pollfommen our9 bic ouf
uno nieoerpo9enben Mellen perborgen
muroe> 10 baS Bel trlbem @etter uno in
Der entiernun9 bon eini8en Weilen ni9ts
BON Dem &iff gu ieben 1T. Bon sr0berer
entf tfernun9 aug 9eieben, siirften @9if<
fer ben SSelIen lei1t fir Elm treibenoes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

Gin Sar9esbrctt, Elm ipcuig @rbe reid)t
llno mcinem ar'ncn @cr;cn miro cS lcidyt
2sif6. s@tr6enBa6.
@utenGiber ,u balteu. Yre=
felior SorsIort BON 9orpuro llniperl litdt
bat cine @orlbrift sur Nerbeiiernng unb
fir Die Nuf ufbe,uobrung pnn Giber befannt
9en,odt, burd beren Sefo1gun9 bie9Dcin-
9abrung oelieIben nad) Gelieben untcrbro-
hen merben unb oerGiber gerooe in eiuem
iolhen 3uitonoe erbolten weroen fonn.
porin er lih 9erobe befinoet.
vTiille Den Gioer in refine Suffer unb
loB i'm BON ID Mo6cn edbrcn, ic
no6bem oos ySettcr tolt coer ,uorm lit.
9Senn er in Elm lebbafte @dbrung &C.
fommen 1T tDuc ouf jeoe @a(lone +
Yfuno ,peiBen 3uder ,nb lolle oos @onsc
,picberum gdbren, biz es Den an9eucbm
ldarfen &eidmod beIibt, lpel6en man su
belpobren piinlht Ntan 9icBe elm Quart
beg Gioers aus uno mil6e es nit elmer
Viertel l1nse BON Sulpbite of Slime au ci=
ncr jeoen Giallone Giber, melde li6 inn
Safe befnoet.-9iibre es tii9tig nm, bis
gQee gut 9emild)t lit, 9ieBc es tpioer in
oos SAB 5uriid uno ibiittele oallelbe Ell
nige @usenblide lang; oonn aebe i6m
&nhe uno laB ben Gioer lid a5fldren une
ieben. De @dbruue miro ousenbldlid
nnterbro@en >ueroen uno lie wiro ni9t
>uieoer eintreten. Wfan fam ben gioer
nod eini9en Moden ouf Tlo16en aieben
ODER oerlelbe fam i'm Goiien eeloi1en uno
nad) uno uad abe5o9eu ,peroen. @enn
auf TlaI6en ge5ogen, miro es Elm mil l.
lirenoer gioer bon ausge5eidneter @Ite
meroen."
Dieies 8erfabren lit ouf feline Meile
I9dolib, oo oos Sulpbate Of 2ime, tuo<
rim oas @ulpbite our9 Gntlpe6uns BON
ihwefeliser @aure umseluanoelt Miro
5uriid6leibt. Dlan per9eTle
aber nidt, ooB @ulpbite Of Slime, nidt
@ulpbote Of 2ime, onsewenoet werben
mub. Ser Gieer ,oiro iiir Sabre gut blei-
ben.
Tolten beiBt b'i pielen Ginfolts=
pinieln: fein Gleild eIlen, aber BON Mb=
bru4 i'm Giien uno S:inten 1T feline
@pro@e! 9opon 9ibt iener Bauer Elm
I@ones Grempel, BET fibrte einen 10 su=
ten Wppetit, boB ct in Der @eeel bes
U{ittaes feline "a &n0oel per3ebrte. Mla
er nun gu pieberbolten Malen BON Der
Ran5el pernommen, beim 6aiten iei's
ni4t genus, &n0oel 5u eTen, ionbern
AUDI ii@ einen Nbbru@ gu tbun, 1T Der
Bauer in iib 9esan0en uno bat am
nd4iten 5reita9 olio 5u ieiner @retel se=
Ipro@en: u@eib i'd tuiu meinen Rne9s
ten tein Mcr9ernib 9eben uno 6eut ni9t
10 piel &n66el eiien> als i'd setuobnt bin.
Wta9 allo itatt "a nur %, aber bisl
9r0ber ols iont"
. Sn 6 GoIoraoo lit nod bi(lig
@runoeisentbum 5u ertperben. Gin
Ufann in Georsetotun bietet Elm Paus
uno Got gum &aui9 eesen Elm piono
an. Beioe m6sen tpobl oana9 (ein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-04

Sn zen Der erl1e Jtd9cl sum Sarge. Eer=
nadIdlligt Oober bie]cn ni6t, ,uenu ibr
Sud nit einem Pofete BON Dr.. 9lud.
RDmt9'S @ambar0er8rufftbse
Dem Srobe entreiben t6llnt.
- Gin ionoer6are Tamilieu9cjbidtc.
Nor etwo Is Sabreu bciratbetc elm gc,pil=
Ter 9(Ipob Goyloro Elm bropes MQoden
aus Stepbcnlpn County, Sus. 8olo nacb
Der GeburtS 1eines Slueiten Ginoers per=
ldloano er unO Die perloljenc 6rou 900
nod Treeport> luo lie 1i0 uuo i1re &in6cr
anltdnoi9 ernQbrte uno ols bie Wittwe
VoDloro bcfannt mar. 3ebn Sabre lpd=
ter fom elm ionnperbronnter, 6artiacr
Sreulolin9 nab 6reeport, lu6te sic npd
lmmer biblde @ittlpe o4lf uno feate 5i6
ols lbr reumiitbig 5uriid9efebrter Monn
por. 0ie Trou polte i'm anjon9s ni6t
onertennen, ober Elm Muttermol, hos Ger
Tremoe oufwies, iiberSeugte lie uno fir
cine 3eitlons bate lie ,oieter einenM}ann
uno i6re Hinoe. einen Sater. W6er Elm
Smoer @oploros mar weni9er lei6t9ldu-
big aIs lie; er fonnte lid nidt ii6er3eu9en,
oob Der bdrti9e Sremoling lein 8ruoer lei
uno poBte i6m auf oaen We9cn ouf. Wls
jener 5ulebt Die Sub unb oos @6pen Der
Trou @oDloro perfoufte uno liN aud lonlt
peroddti9 ma9te, lieB Der 8ruoer ibn
uerbaften. Mann fano falj9es @elo bel
ibm uno 9efdll6te Bonbs in Menoe. Dos
@eri@t rabm bic @ode in bic 6ano uno
ernittelte> boB oes Gremolin9s pabrer
Name Sobn Srouers mar. Gs ,puroe ouf
orei Sabre ing 3u@tbaus 9elonot. Trau
@oDloros bat ibren tpieber9efunoenen
@atten ncrloren uno ibre &inoer 1ino
tuieoer baterlos.
- Gin 9enfmol fir 8ater|
W} arquette. Sem Inn bic @rplori=
run8 oes g}orotpe eitens bo9pcroienten Sc
luitenpater Warquette ion Elm 9entn,ol
erri4tet ,peroen. Dir entebmen baru6er
Der Ne,u Dorter uSri6une" Golsenoes:
pater Sames Marquette itarb am Is. |
Mai 1875 amOitufer sMiabiean-@ees,
an Der Miinoun9 zines 6luiies, tpet9er
jebt ieinen Namen trd9t. 3lpei Sabre
mad ieinem $ooe, i'm Sabre 1877 bra9=
ten Snbiansr Die l1eberreIte nod Der
0fiiiion in Madinow BEL Yoint @t
Sgnace, mo lie be9raben tpuroen: Der
plab 1T ieoo@ ni@t senau betannt. Gs
it Elm alter 8e9rabnisplab an Der OT
W(oran 8ai, tuo ct permutbli@ lieet. Sic
9ienite oieies 9roben Mi|fondrs unb
Grfori i@ers ueroienen ieoo6 cine be1lere
Nnertennun9, uno oas 9olf oes oroben
Noroueiten- in Sllinois. Mi9igan unb
@isconlin beionoers-ioQte obne &iid-
fi&t ibter reliei0ien Mnii6ten oaflr Iors
gen, bab bieie @erna6ldiii9uns gut se-
ma4t tueroe. Ser IA Moi 1875, SET
200. Sabresta9 beg 8ooes bon Mar=
quette uuroe ein paijenoer. Sag lein, an
.uel@em irgenb Elm Monunient gu Ieinem
anoenten besonnen ober einsetpeibt tper=
ben IoQte, entpeber ba, no ct leinen leb-.
ten Ntbemsug that ODER in Wfadinatp,
eem S@auploB Ieiaer sr6bten arbeiten. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-17

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
usual religious services will be held in all of
the city churches tomorrow except the fol.
lowing special appointments
First Bdptist-Rev. j. L. Burrows, DID,,
at II A. NJ. and a NJ.
Second Baptist.-Rev. J. L. III. Curry,
d. d., at II A. M.and Il P. M.
FIRST Presbyterian.--Rev.T Thomas L.Pres-
ton, D. D., at IL A. NJ. and u p. NJ.
Second Presdyterian.--Rev Moses D..
Hoge, D. D.. at II A. NJ. Sermon to the
children at 4 P. n.
3road-Siree. Methodist.--Rev. John E..
Edwards, D. D., at II A. NJ; Rev. John G..
Grant berry. d. D., at "a P. N.
Seuenth.Street Chrtstidn.-Rev. A. n. Gill
bert, of Baltimore, at II A. NJ. and 4 Ps NJ.
Rev. MIR. Gilbert will also deliver the annual
address before the Young Mems Missionary
Society.
T,renty;ftsh. Street Chapel.-Preaching at
Al P. Nj. by Rev. j. u. Tyler.
Odd Felio,cs'. HdN.--Rev. B. F. Wood
ward at 81 P. NJ. Rev. w. 3. Derrick at !
Pm.
Elba Park.-Preaching at P. M.-last
service Of the series.
Netghborhood services, at 925 Clay street,
at S Z. Nj. "..
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hR. JOIN G.. Dull RE-AnRssTsD BY ORDER
or JuD1s GulGoS.-Judge Geigon came
down 10 the Hastings Courtroom yesterday
morning prepared, on bis part, to hear the
application which be expected to be made
for bail for Mr.. John G. Dull. Being told
that Dull bad been released on $1,000 bail BY
Police Justice White he sent for Sergeant
Cook to ascertain the facts. Sergeant Cook
exhibited the order given bis deputy for the
surrender of the prisoner. Judge dulson
said that was "not worth the paner 1t was
written upon." He accordingly ordered the
Sergeant to 60 forth and rearrest Dull as an
escaped prisoner.
A few minutes afterwards the Sergeant ar
rested Dull, and carried bin by the City
Hall on his way to jsii in order to allow MIN
to see his counsel, Captain George u. WISE.
Captain Wise drew up another petllon
for a wris OF habeas corpus, Dull signed II,
and made oath to it before Mr.. Robert D
Ward, notary public, who was present.
The petition was then taken to Judge Gul-
gon, and be awarded the writ, returnaole on
Monday.
Judge Guigon desires to hear Mr.;
FowIkes's owp statement Of the manner and
circumstances under. which he was sWindled,
and if then satisfied that it ought to be done,
will release him from Jail on bail.
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A BOmbshell among the Republican,
of the Third District.


WASHING TON, October 16.-Tbe following
explains itself:
" Union Republican Congressional Com
miltee, Wosh,n9toa, October 16, 1S74.-
Sirs,-In view OF the losses sustained By
the Republican party in the recent elections,
more or less of which have been occasioned
by dissensions in its own ranks, it has be-
come important to heal such dssensions
where they still exist 10 such degree as to
endauger the success Of the Republican
candidates.
Gas at present informed I am forced TO
believe that such danger exists in the Rich
mond or Third district OF your state. Be
lieving this, ] have the honor to suggest and
advise q consultation between the friends OF
Hon. Rush Burgess and Hon. j. Amber
Smith, both claiming to be Republican cam
didates in said district, with q view to the
voluntary. withdrawal Of both, and the se,ec.
tion of some other prominent and able man
upon whom all the Republicans Of the dis
trict can cordially unite.
"My confidence in the gentlemen named
induces me to make this appeal to them In
the interest of the community, which l am
confident they hold above any personal con-
sideration.
''Very respectfully,
... Your obedient servant,
[Signed] -. NJ. EDMUNDs, Secretary.
"IIon. Alfred Norton, Chairman Executive
Stale Republican Committee"
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON. ~ 2. A., building
lot on the north side Of Main street north Of Lin
den.
RICHARDSON 6 CO., 12 b., real est te near Me-
chanicsville, in Hanover county.
GODDIN, WARREN & CO.. Az p. NJ, new framed
house on Denny between Sixth and Seventh
streets, Rockets.
A. L. WEST, P. NJ, refreshment privileges of the
State Fair grounds.
A. A. HUTCHINSON & CO., at 10 A. M., at Tur-
ner's stables, horses and mares.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at Turner g
stables Franklin street, horses, mules, &C.
II. P. TAYLOR, 10 4. NJ, at horse-lot, mules,
horses, &c.
Il. MCCORMICK, at Turner & Co.'s stables, horses,
mules, &c.
r. G. MOBRISS, z P. NJ, clothing, hats, caps,
shoes, &C.
COOK 3 LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, closing sale OF
fine watches. diamonds, jewelr3, &c.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. David Cardwell,. OF Rich
mond, who left here few years ngo for Co
lumbia, s. c., to accept the position OF
assistant auditor on the c., C. & A. r. R.,
and who has been recently appointed audi
tor of the Port Royal and Augusta railroad,
Was on flying visit yesterday to his old
home.
Mr.. George Chahoon, who was military
mayor Of Richmond and is now citizen of
the State of New York, has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans of dis.
trict where the party is in the majority.
=. Rev. DIR. j. j.. Burrows has returned to
sde city from Louisville, Ky., where he
preached last Sunday.
Rev. DR.. A. S. Bethlehem, rabbi of the
congregation Beth Ahabah, of this city, has
issued circular to the chief Hebrew schol.
ars of the country, in viting them to join
him in undertaking translation or revision
of the Hebrew Bible into the English tongue.
Police Justice White 1as on q visit to the
country yesterday.
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speech of A. Nh. stephens Mt Augusta a.

speech of A. Nh. stephens at Augusta,
Ga.
AUGUSTA, October TO- Hon. A. Fl. Ste-
phens addressed the citizens Of Augusta to-
day. He spoke for about two hours and a
half. He reviewed the history of the Co.
yernment from its foundation to the present
time, showing that the great struggle has
always been between centralism and consti.
tutionalism. He said the passage of the
ciyiI.righis bill would work great evil and
destroy the public.school system South. He
referred to President Grant, and said he
would do him the justice to say he had done
his duty. AS to the third term, he
had no objection to that. He saw no
reason why President who exc
cutsd the laws faithfully should not be
elected for third term if the people de-
sired it. He had boxed into the Louisiana
question and saw no sense in abusing Presi-
dent Grant for his action lin that affair. He
spoke hopefully of the future Of the Repub-
lie. He advised bis bearers to obey the
laws, suppress lawlessness, and be true to
the Constitution and the Union as estab-
lished by our fathers. He proclaimed him.
self Jeffersonian Democrat, and bad great
Filth in the triumph of those principles.
Mr.. Stephens had an immense audience,
and he spoke with elearness and yigor, eX-
hibting no signs of WEAKNESS.