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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-06

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE WESTERN LUNATIC AsYLUM.-Ihe hrst
meeting of the new Board OF Directors OF the
Western Lunat;c Asylum, recently appointed
by the Governor, which is composed OF A. NJ.
Faunteroy, Jos. A. Waddell, r. II. Catlett,
Jno. H. McCue, Asher W. Hartman, VIM. Craw-
ford, Thos. w. Shelton, S. II. Moffett, Il. 5.
Beasley, C. w. Button aud J. r. Reilly, was
held on last Friday. All of the members were
present except r. H. Catlett and r. S. Beasley.
DR.. A. NJ Fauntleroy was elected permanent
President, and J. H. McCue, Clerk.
The following gentlemen compose the Exec
utive Committee: j. A. Waddell. DR.. L. w.
Shelton and j. Fl. McCue, OF which the Presi-
dent is &c c6icio member and Chairman,
A resolution was adopted appointing the
President of the Board, Superintendent OF the
Asylum, and prs. S. H. Moffett and R. s.
Beasley committee to represent this Asylum
in the Conference of the Boards OF the East
ern and Central Asylums, to be held i'll Rich
mond OH the 5th.
It was resolved that it was practicable and
desirable to enlarge the Western Lunatc Asy-
lum to the capacity Of two hundred additional
patients, and that such enlargement shall have
specially in contemplation the accommodation
of the chronic incurables now in the lnstita-
ton, to the end that the recent and cura-
Bile cases may be provided for.
The National Valley Bank as Treasurer, was
instructed to draw on the Auditor OF Public
Accounts for $4,000, for the quarter com
menelng January Isl, 1876, on account OF sup
mort fund for the current fiscal year.
Samuel H. Houshour, Steward OF the Asy-
lum. presented his official bond, with b. T.
Bagby, John Echols and J. II. Blackley as Sc
curities, which was accepted.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-06

duly appointed as such, do seyeraly swear that
we will perform the duties Of Judges and
Clerks of sale election, according to law. and
to the best of our ability ard that we will stu
diously eirdeavor to prevent fraud, deceit and
abuse in conducting the election. So help US
God.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-06

CERTIFICATES OF JUDGES OF ELECTION
As mistakes have been made in certificates Of
Judges of election, and as it is important that
such should not be the case. we publish below
the form of certificate when the Judges are
sworn by Notary Public or Magistrate, and
also tie form which should be used when there
is no Notary or Magistrate present:
OF the election held at--------in
thc---M agisterial District in the County Of
Augusta, in The State of Virginia, on the 18th
day of January. in the year 1T otlr Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-six, we
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-06

SPIRIT OF 76-LEAP YEAR BALL.-In ODE
dience to that theoretical custom which seems
to have been more honored in the breach than
the observance. and which secords; every fourth
year, to the more modest half OF the human
family all the rights and privileges assumed by
the holder during the three intervening
years, a number Of young ladies determined to
celebrate the advent Of Leap Year; BY tender
ing to the young men a ball, at which all
the duties usually devolsing upon the sterner
sex were to be discharged by the sovercigns OF
leap year. 10 resolve and execute are gener-
ally simultaneous with The girls, especially when
there's ANY fun in question, and very shortly
the committees had met, invitations were sent
out, and all the necessary prelhhinares ar
ranged. To make the thing complete, no lady
was allowed to invite more than one gentleman,
and the invited party was expected to hold him
self in readiness to be called upon by the young
lady and escorted to the ball, where he was to
to take his seat against the wall, and if none
the fair ones came up and asked him to dance
with them, he could play the role Of statuary.
Tuesday night was the time determined up
on, and the large dining room Of the Amer
lean Hotel having been engaged, good music
was secured, and the programme in all its de-
tails carried out to perfection. About twenty
five young ladies escorting the gents came
promptly up about o'clock, and the dance
commenced and was. continued, with only a
short intermiss;on at IL o'clock for refresh
ments, until far into the morning.
1t was novel and pleasing, Especially to
the men.) to see the young ladies step up, and
in the most natural way in the world ask to trip
the light fantastic with those who had been
heretofore accustomed to beg for one place on
their cards, and was fair exemplifoatiols of
what we may ere long expect in the Social
Rights Bill; though we must say, in simple JUS
tice, that il the women can administer nations
al affairs with the same efficiency that they
manage ball, let them have everything in their
own hands. They can beat the men two to one,
and not half try, and this last ball proved it.
Especial praise is due to the Committee who so
admirably performed all Of its duties. Its MEM
bers seemed to be here, there and everywhere,
arranging the couples and seeing that all were
perfectly satisfied, and more especially was
this the case with the Chairman, who seemed
to be every place at once.
The only unpleasant result that may be APP
pretended is that the young men will not at
tempt to give hall again. They can never
hope to rival this one, and the young ladies will
always be referring to Souri, ball, as the cyno-
sure, when anything of the kind is mentioned,
and to the time when gallant and knightly
maids paiu court to beautiful young men.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-06

AcCIDENT.-Mr. Howard Koiner. SON OF
Mr.. Simeon Koiner, of South River, and stu
dent of Roanoke College, who was at home
for the holidays, accidently shot himself on last
Friday. He was returning from hunt and in
the act Of laying his gun Oh the ground, the
hammer struck rock, exploding the load and
pouring heavy charge of squirrel shot thro'
his left thigh. DIR. j. S. Myers rendered sur
gcal aid and the patient is improving rapidly.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, V. 4. R.-The
schedule of the Valley Railroad has been
changed, commencing January 81, 1876. The
passenger train will leave Staunton at z: 80 a.
NJ, instead of 10: 40 Us heretofore, and arrive
at s: as PM, instead of G:35 as heretofore.
The freight train, with passenger cars, will
leave at d: 35 PM. as heretofore, and arrive at
8: As Am. s4
. Passengers will get Gu the cars at the Valley
Railroad Depot.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-06

DEATH OF A YOUNG STAUNTONIAN MIR.
John Brown. son of the late Joha d. Brown :,
died at his mothers residence, in this city, ON
last Tuesday morning at 8 O'Clock. He had
been called from Richmond about week ago,
where he was engaged in business, to attend
the sick-bed of his brother, Charles Brown,
who had been brought i'll from Kentucky pros
trated with typhoid fever, and in very few
DAYS contracted the disease with which his bro
Their was suffering, and died on Tuesday, his
18th birthday. Mr.. Brown was an estimable
young man, and respected by all who knew
him. He was member of the Walker Light
Guards, of Richmond, and his remains were
accompanied to the Cemetery by the West Au-
gusta Guard, Of this city.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-06

The Governor has refused oparlon Coleman.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-01-06

SUDDEN DEATH OF CAPT. N. FOUNTAIN
Capt. N. Fountain, for several years associated
with DR.. Carter Berkeley as insurance agent,
during which time he resided in Stauntoil' died
very suddenly, of congestion of the lungs, at
the residence of Mr.. B. N. Clinedinst in this
city, on Tuesday night. For several days he
had been unweli, and on the evening of his
death was taken very suddenly and severely,
and by the time a physician could be summon
ed, was past all medical skill. Capt. Foun-
tain leaves wife and five children to mourn
!. his untimely death. For the past twelve months
his residence was in Woodstock, where his fam
lily now are, and to which place his remains
were conveyed on Wednesday evening.
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Q9aibingtOn, II. Tcbruar. - Su Der
Qeitrigen Stbung Der BoltSet SomTildre
muroe Tol9enoeS beratben uro beid)loHen:
Die SeidmerOeu mirer DIE BoIi5iiten 91iou
unOS.ater mIroen ad acta geleyt. gS. Sutz
d1iuou puroe gum BollSiilen angenOmmen.
Den Sfenfmirtbeu Rabbltt & Sbomas, 6.
&aeben unb S. @erbar0t purbe Die @enebrtt.
anna sunt 8etriebe ibres @eperbeS ertbetlt.
Die @eiude oeS S. 6. @batterbud rtno Better
9Snnne I'M gleihe@cnebmtgung murOen oem
Wtaior 9fid1Qr0s AYR Serid)terItattung iiberz
mi1icu. 8r'agt rpurSe Oie9erehmigung Der
6rau V. Surniu, .. Sfluar3enberg II. Nale
& 8ergmann.
- Sine 8oblenDl grploiion mar be1te
Otorqcn i'm Sauie oes Or. MauB, 9tr 1901,
6. .Str., bon oem gteger Gee. SadlOn oaourd)
6eranlaBt mOroen, baB er, nm oa8 Seuer I'M
Sfcn better an5uia6en, SohlenOl auf's 6euer
QoB. gr muroe bel ter @rp!olton pon oenl
Sluicum getroffen unO erlitt lhredlthe Srano'
lpunoen.
- 9meiBaare muroen 9eitern Oltrd rtdter.
lid)en Au8ipru6 ans ben liiBen 5eiielu eel
She befreit, nGmlid): Della Wal aus Salti
more BON glnlbr. @a4 uno Sarub A.atftus
qleihfaQ8 ans Baltimore, Don @op. Atfins
Seioen Sefldgten rprrben Erunfenbeit I'M
brutale Sebannlun9 tbrer Srauen 3ur Gal
9elegt.
- Geo. Slider, 80 Sabre alt uno pobu
bait gu SuS3arbssBoint, fiel 9etern abenl
| bei'm 5inabipriugen Don Dem StraBeneiien
babn. g8ageu an Der Sreu5ung Der &zStraB
inter Die QSagenrdDer. Gr ruuroe mad Den
yBropiOeu5zpOipital" bei0rOert, no ibm Or
6. Sc. Soro Oa8 redte Sein 6n amputlrsl
notbmenoig fano.
- Die 0iltrifts- GommiFdre haben auf bi
BON Seiten oes 9litritts. @omite'5 bes 8eprd
ientantenbaueS an iie aerthtete auHOroerun
pom 8. D. Sc. oahiu 9eantmortet: Betrd9
gu .6rage berihtet Don Der 6eutitonSz 8ebOro
$l4,677 ,646.44; 3ur ,. Srage S204r r473.68
nno berihtet BON oem Sngenieur S179, 1872. .85
suIammen Sl4, 1862 ,692.97.
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8aQ 81 Den slGn;enbfteu Soften 51blen, luel9e
in bieier Saiion 9e9eben rperoeH. @ans be-
iouoere Aufmertiamfclt lit Der @inifuoirung
zines in ieiuer 2rt eigentbiimlt1en MaSfen.
9uisuges, tporiiber baS 9tdbere rlit3utbeileu
MIR unS porlaufi9 entbalten, 3ugemenOet
iper6en.
Der meeen angebli6er 8ei d) 10 IL
beluna oeS Srn. S. 6. Soon BON Sefier-
ion=@itp, Wo., nm $50 mittelIt etner inn
in @aibington iiberretd)ten falid)en anuci.
Jung in bieii9er Stabt perbuftete 8epnolcS
uuroe bonn 9ebelmp poliSiften 0tcOeottt na6
g8aibin9tou gebraht.
Cine q be an ber 3 q #. - Cine
Don elmer 4n,abl oelltidler Satbolifen III
Baltimore uno anoeren Srteu sulammeN
gebradlte 8abe $1032, melde uOn bier an ben
Yapit Bins TX. ab9eianot mar, iit in 6ou
uad einem bem 9ru. 8reu5er bieielbit pom
6of)u. 9ttholaS Mauron, Dem Superior
@eneral Der 8eocmptoriiten i'll Rom, suge
iauoteu pdptlifen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
elnQetrofien.
Sermiidtes s. Setter 0Ouautn bate
Dor eintgen Sa9en imy 9teu' &entralsSbeater"
etuen Nfrobaten auf elmer groBen b0l5eruen
&usel i9uterige Sunititiide au8frhren Ieben,
uno oieielben batten ibm einen iold]en RetS
perlteben, baB er fie in ieiner g8obnun9 an
WuIifinitr. auf einem Safe nadSumadeH
ueriu1te. gr itiirSte ie0O6 BET Der eriten
Brobe 10 ungliidlid], baB CT eln Setn brad.
- Die bereitS teiprodene neue ytnte oon
grpreBsiiSen 5miiben Sofon, Bbildoelphta
uno Waibtngton mlr0 am 3. aprtl tn'sgeben
treten.
- Sin @omite Der Wargldnber @roBoge
oeS Serb. Sroens oer Sanomerfer" bat Ill
elnet in Der y vgSaibtngton- 9aa," @de@harles=
uno 6apetteltr., abgebaltenen Serlamnllun9
iiber cine 4enberung in ben SroCnsgeie8en
beratben.
- Sn benz 9illaroz2otale an Der gfe Der
Gntaps uno Saltlmoreitr. oeranalteten &c
fern Ibenh i'm Seiiein pieler 3uifauer Die
96. gilbert @arnier uno IOrian SBar Elm
auBeroroentlthes 8tllurbiriel. 8eoe ercelz
ltrten onrf ibr feines Spiel.
- Sbomas Btnf lpuroe geitern auf bic Be
lful6tgung, BON benz 9aule beS =. B. Sarz
naro an Der Sft. SaltimoreitraBe ein Stitd
elmer 9SafIerz8inne geitoblen 5u bcben, ARE
tlrt uno ioQ am 19. 65. Dtts. uernommen
neroen.
- t5r. George 9ti6olion seruann qefern
BET elmer Iuslpleluug iuSru. SO6u BOSlep's
8eitauraton au Qeringtonz nabe @utamh.
Elm BferD I'm g9ertbe bon $500.
- Sobn Noon murbe geiteru auf cinen pom
Ridter 81. 9raion, bonn 8. @eri6t8freiie Dta
rplano'8, auSgefeqten SerbuitSbefcbl, wOnad
er itd) Der 3oblung Der Strafe fir Sprttuoz
ienz Serfauf am Sonutage ourd) Die 6luft
entSogen bate, bier arrettrt unO oelu Shertfi
gtiuS iibcrgeben.
- Sobn Wtiller purhe geitern in S5 Strafe
genontmeu, neil er ourd 6abren Dor eluem
C5trabenbabnwaggon Oen GeBteren aufgebal.
ten hattie.
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25ermtidote tcIesrapbtfde Se=
OeSdlct.

- Su Bolton giug geitern naf lGngerer
&rauibeit Der ais Sibnen Olreftor uno
Shauipieler befannte Sboma8 Sarrg nit
Sooe ab.
- Su Yaterion, N.zS., organiiiren iid
Sllr 3ett Die auf 1000 be5tiierten Seteenmeber,
UNI I'm @ongreiie cine @rb0lung oes sur 3elt
60 BroSent betragenOen Setbens@lnfubrs 3olz
les su erlangen. 9Sdbreno oteIc Steuer ntdt
au8reihenb lei, I'M gcgen iremoe Grbett
Sdub 5u ge,pdbren, molle Der SongreB MN
iogar oarGn geben, uuo Die Steuer out 40
Yro5ent ermdBigen Oiebe neue Sarit ~Sor=
lage.)
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Oorf i9led)tere 9elhdfte, alS anoerSmo, 81
maheu. 9ns 9ippoorom mar beute nod gez
ringer, als geitern, beiud,t, uno Die Otebr3abll
Der SeIuder luaren SraIen5tmlner. 9ta9
BEN qeip0hnli4en GTercitten tano elne Spez
sial Serlanlmlung ltatt, Nn melder t9 clrca
1000 Srauen betbeili9ten.
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ton wuroe 9elteru elm pradtuoller, nit 9olo
bei6lasener Spa,ieritod als @eifenf etneS
llnbefannten sugeifidt. pr. Bratt lanote 10
fort baS GeI1enf NIT 0ant nno Inter pin
meliung auf oas @eiee Suriid, mel9e8 etnsn
geamten Der 9le9ierung bel Snae Der Ght
laiiupg perbietet, Elm 9eldlenf eut9e9en3u
nebneu.
= Ser Der vIlabama"> >llnteriu6nngs
Sommlifon in @aihingtou rpuroe geltern ot
8riiiung Der 6o1berun9en elmer Dien9e Nhefu
rang s@ompagnien fortgeleet.
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Bridgeport uno bic ,@rite &trfe" 81 Stn
itep, @oun., haben beldlOIien, benz III oe
Sad)e Sesaer's berufenen 0tatbe Der nBlp
mouth bz&irfe gu SroptIgre f..2)., bet5u
ipobnen.
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gunoess Sautamt, pie fOlgt: $11 ,955, ,S6
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u2egal= =8enDerS," s73,265,914 Spe5ie, etn
iflieSll6 34,344, 800 SpeSte SerttFtatt
@S fteben aus $371, ,273, ,140 in D9egdl'Ser
bers."
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men betrugen 1914, 4,l21.52 fisr lunere IN
S247 $50. 10 fir @iufuhr- Steueru.
-Sn ct. 0amrence @ountD, R.@Y., murc
ge1eru gum criten Scale ielt olelen Sabre
Jtepublifaner ermGblt. Siebeu Der pierunr
!. bretBi9 Superpiioren paren 1872 9reeiei
Gepublifaner.
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Der Sabadsbauer uno Sdnolsr, talu
, Sd,uloeu $4,000, rpopon nur $27-28, ,OC
; our9 Sppotbet 9ebedt itno.
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/ oorgeltern, na6 elner OepeIt]e aus 9Stlnal
fee, Die Spuee'ide 8ta Sereff8 gS.oerrn
} beS Softer Geietes nit 81 se9en 81 Stmm
5llr br,tteu 2eIung beorbert.
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Serlinr IL. 5ebr. - 9aS Saar9elo IN
Der beutiheu Reidsbant erbDbte ilh IN Der
am Sonneritag, 10. Dis, beenoeten gSod)e
nm 9,269, 900 Wtarf.
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reiponoent Der Zines" melDet, baB Die Dtts
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Oepcid,e an bic yOailp Stems" iast, baR Der
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qemlid)te @ommtliton 9emab Der anoralip'-
iden 8oridldge Su erneunen.
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Bforte bat iif Sefnitiu bereit ertldrt, bic 3tes
formuorl6lG9e bes @rafen Qnoraiip biS auf
bic Slnuiel, Oab bic bireften Steuereinfiinfte
in Bosnien uno Der Ser3esowina sur @nt'
pideluug oieler Bropin5en pernenoet meroen
ausuuebmen. 0ie BfOrte niligt nur Elm,
| bic fir ofIentlid)e Sauten oalelbit 81 oermen
| benDe Summe 81 erhoAeH.
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iormen au9eoronet merOen, iit balotIt Su er
lparten.
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bel lagert iiber 0onoon.
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etuer Der Ri9ter Der y&ourt Of aneen'i
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terlp 9teuierp," ltarb heute.
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2onbon. II. Sebr. -S Sir 9. Jtortb
cote's Serfi9erun9s= Bill 1T I'M Sauie einge
bradt woroen. Dieielbe eeitattet ben 5abe
bern MIR 4uiprudl auf @ntiddoi9ung DC
4ettofraht gu erbeben. Der SdlifiSs@igen
thinner erbalt gar feline Seriiderungsiumnl
aussesablt, meEn es iid beransiteuen iollt'
bae oas 6abrSeug nidt isetiidtig mar.
2HoAen nid1t!
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Inn TN.

Die Sag. Stssts.A ia9t: - 9lls am Wfitt.
nod Die Serbanolungen IN oem allenthalben
oas intenfuae SntsreiIs erregeuben Subiu-
lIein'id)en Diorbproieiic geidloiien maren,
wiufte O,ItrinttsaEwalt Sritton bic m1brenb
oeS Cages fid) i'm 9eribtS'aale auibaltenoen
@ebetmpoli3ien herbei nnb CAB ibuen perz
i6ieoene, i'm Slitertpu gebaltsne Sefebe.
Die @ebempolisilteu begaben iit ifleuniglt
rad gep gorf ans gBert. Wan permutbete,
baB es Ger Auflage enoltd gelungen lei, oaS
ltein's Yerlpauoten uuo @laubensgenoHen III
DtiiQer bpfile bic 4ufla9e mebrere j3eugen
auffinoen su tOnnen, ipeld]e oas SeugniB Der
Srau @Senllnsfi um3uftoBen i'm Staube ieien.
Mit geipannter @rwartung barrte III Solse
oieler @embinatioA bas 2luoltorium i'm Sc
rihtsiaale Der 0iuge, Die oa fommen iollten.
GS purbe bon geptiier Sette bebanptet, 9r.
Srttten babe iid oiesntal nit ieinen @ebeim,
poli3iiten 9ldn3enb blamirt uno tperoe er iid,
sesmunsen ieben, idon 9onnerita9 Der Ser
tbeioisung gum Begun ibres Shlub= Ylaioo=
hers bas 6elo su iiberlaiien. 4noermeitig
bteb eS, Sr. Brttton meroe nod cine 9roBe
Insabl bon 3eusen beibringen, tpeld)e Die
anqaben BON Nubtnitein'S Sermanbten be.
oeutenb entfrGften .piireen. Die Irt unb
Beiie, @ubinitein's Ilibi su bstpeiien, iit aa=
gen1ein aufsefallen. Nufan9s bieB es, man
merbe bepelien, oaB Nubiniteln ant Sonntdg
4beno in Der Spuaaoge semeieu, unO iebt bat
es iid berausgelteat, oab er be,'m 2ottoIpie~
len Sugeieben, nad] An0eren, oGB er in Der
Sfii1e Dor ieines Saters gSobnung seieiien
baben ioq! Ser @runo fir bieie 6rontprdnz
berung bur1 bic Sertbelbtguug iou barin lie
gen, haB 8nbInftein inter Den Wtit9lierern
,iciner Spna9oge mebrere erbltterte Setnoe
bat, Die euti9ieOeH 9egeH ibn aufsetretsn nd.
rem uno uidt 9ei6moren baben piirbeu, oaB
er in Der SDnasoJe semeien. Die Ser0heut-
li1ung bes @eriidtes, oaB Die Hubinlteiuz
i9sn 3eusen ,bren auf benz 3eusenitano &c.
leiiteten @io als btnoenb erabteten, bate, pte
aus iriiberen yerid)ten SIT erieben lit, bic Sol
se sebabt, bab or. gead) mebrere 3eugen
bei'm SaluB lbres Serb0rs frug, OBJ iie fid)
en1d1 ibreu @ib fir 9ebunoen erabteten. Die
Srage ipuroe ielbfperltdnoll1 beiabt. Sepor
Die Serbaneluugen geltern Wpr9en begannen,
famen &idter Bratt unb Der DtltriftSanmalt
therein, ben Ni1rber Suds beutc Wor9en
por,ufiibreu uub ben geginn ieiuer Bro5eiE'
rung 81 beitimmeu. Sn Sol9e bieies arran.
semeuts berribte seitern Utor5en groBe Auf=
resuug i'm @erihtssebduoe. Sr. Bead NOR
Oonnerltas 10 beier, oaB sr taum lpreheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-12
gtabt Salttmore,

&ud i'm Seuate Der @eiee9ebung miro
Don 0rn. StepenS eine Bill Der = Il oen-
tipnS Sperre i'm Sta 0tr a t b e
pom Baltimore eingeretht meroen. @r
mo1te qeIteru Die Blll Dem Senate unterbreis
ten, aber oas Ibleben beS Ihtb. RepCrbp
Sobnlen hln6erte ibn oarau. 0le Sll lol
ole 8eiettisuug Der Conventions 'Sperre on.
babnen mo Den Otagor III ben Stano leben,
leine Grnennungen Obne Ser3ug 6lt MAIDEN.
Sn Der 8iQ mtrb Der 9Sioerruf oes Nb.
id,nittc8 % oeS 2lrtitel8 oeS 9eietbudes,
betitelt ,Staot Baltimore" angeltrebt unb
beItimntt, oaB Der Wapor unb StaStratb
8eroronnngen 8etrefi8 ReJullrung Der lrt
unO gSeile Der @rnennupg Der geIeSllfl
poraeihrtebeuen ggamten erlafiea, o0er
| be grnennung pDrnebmen f0nnen, aber
nenn iold)e 8erorOnuugen nidt erlaiIen per-
| ben, 10 ioq Der Wtapcr inter 3uftmmuuQ
elmer @onpention betoer Haths5meigs Die
CORPORATIONS Seamten nit 4usnGbme be8
| StaotreqiltIators uno Der pon Der Staot anz
suItellen0en @lerfs nominiren. Der He9t=
| itrator io1 bon einer Convention Der betbeu
0iatbS,meiqe aGe sruei Sabre ernannt uno
bonn Utanor nit benz Nmte beauftragt rpers
ben; cine @onpention beioer SWsiae ion ihn
aber aus Dem 4nItc entfcrHen f0Eneu. llt
95ufanseu, mGbreno Der Staotratb uiht IN
Sibung lit, ionen bonn Napor aus9efiilI
merpen.
gSenn Der Stabtratb in Der @onoentior
beioer 3neiqe ben Staotre9iitlator, Die 81
uauscommtIidre ODER anoere Seamte su erndb
len nnterldst, 10 ioa lbcr Mapor bic @ruen
uunaeu uornebmen, unb menn o;eielbea MID
BON Der @oupeltion beioer 3rpeise binneu II
Saaen pernorfen lino, losloQ Der Dtapor su
ihror JI,1ftelI,trnS 81 efretp hprod,
tigt fem unO iie iolen ais bon ber@onpensiol
betber !S,ueige ertpdblt Selten, Dies Sciet
ion nit rem Gage ieiner anilabme in arai
reten.
sfenbal1 bes nNrtOn."-gfad
ben Sorbereitunsen, ipelde bas arrange
mens~@omite bgs @efang- gereiuS pIrion'
fiir ben Routag, ben Ia. bs. 0its.f itattftn
benbeu Masfenbaa setroffen bat, pirb bieie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-12
sSabrli6e 8eriamm lung.
NMtf0u OeC
06roIthen 6emtraIbabn @efeRi6oft,D .

,,H0roIiAen 6entraIbabu 8efeRIdl0it,"
baltimore, ben &c. Sauuar 1876.
8ie 9Gbres>8eriGmmIuHg Der gttioudre ottier
@eieaitujt miro 8nnnerftaa, ben "a. SebruGr,
RadlnlitfasS 4 uhr, i'm 8eneraIs9 iirGau aui
Der Shooit ste Der UaIoerts uno Sentrsz
Str06e, Baltimore. idtftHoen, in Deldler oer Snhs
resberldlt oes BrGfoenteu uuo Der 0trettoreH fur
1914 por9ele9t Dilo; aud tueroen 5DnIf Drettoreu
etpdblt, uno iolhe @sibafte oerbauoelt, Deat
rehtmd6ta por Die Yer,anmluue tommeu.
Die lleberttasung5 5biiter meroen pom Ia. SStbr..
RabmittGgs u6r, bis gum "a. SSebruar, Rahi
.nitta9s 3 u9r, elHlhltcBltb, 9ei6loiieu ietu. Sm
Auftrage Robert .. poAtnS,
(22,A,6.8, 6.8,S0,2.4.6,8,4O, ,2,4.8,O Sstrrtdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-12
Gin 8anfralt6er 0cEtaftet

e { ny II 3 n, CONN, II, Sebr.- Oer
0tGuber, wel9er in Der 0ieutag8 8-Nad)t bic
vJtational ganf Of Commerce" au8pliirrerte,
tit in Der Yerion Oes Sanfbeamten g. 6.
Yader entbedt uno perbaftet tporben. Yader
mar 4ussabler in ter Banf. @r bat elm
polle8@endnoniB abgelegt, uno bic geito9lene
Sumne 1T ipieNererlanot morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-12
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81 4 uro Ito II Inh,

8itt8burg, Ya., II. 6ebr.-Sn Glib
Yittsbnrg bralnte beute Die Otablmiihle Der
So. Goigbt, Srtman & Sd)reen nebit einem
beoeuteuoen Sorratbe BON Dtebl uno8etratoe,
iople Der Birmingham Sabnbof" Der
y8itt8burg Cincinnati ct. 2oulier 8abn"
nieber. Ser @eiammti9aoen betrdgt etma
800 600 INN lit thsilmeiie periihert.