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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

AN ENRAGED BULLOCK AT LARGE ON
BROOK KAvENUE.-About o'clock yesterday
evening, while drove of cattle was on its
march out Brook avenue to the scale-house,
and when between Clay and Leigh streets,
bullock left the ranks and made raid
down one sidewalk, clearing it OF people
and creating great panic. A colored man
who was attacked gave the enraged animal
heavy thwack with stick, which caused
it to turn off in another direction and de-
vote its attention to other people. Squire
Isbell, who was walking along with leisure
and judicial dignity, was routed at
the first onslaught, and compelled to
seek shelter in doorway. Mr.. Leigh
R. Shell, while crossing Brook avenue on
Clay street, was gored by the bullock,
knocked down on the pavement, and quite
badly injured. The horns struck him on
the head, knocking off the skin, and one
hern entered his mouth, slightly tearing the
tongue. His clothes were almost stripped
from his back. The city ambulance was
telegraphed for from the Third station
house, and soon arrived in charge Of DR..
Bryant and Assistant Superintendent Epps.
Mr.. Shell was conveyed to his residence,
No. 500 Laurel street. The bullock was
finally induced to return to the drove,
and in somewhat subdued mood was car
ried out to the scale-house. In all likeli-
hood some steaks from his ample proper
tions will to-day grace the tables OF our
wel-to-do citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

ENTRIES TO THE FAIR.-The prospects for
the State Fair are reported to be very e,-.
couraging. Already more than one hun
dred fine horses have been entered.
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CoNv1CTs REcEIvED.-The Sergeant OF
Lynchburg delivered to the superintendent
of the penitentiary yesterday Robert Brown
(colored), one year. for house, breaking, and
William johnson (colored), one year for
grand larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

TIE DOLLAR SAVINGS BAHK.-We are in-
formed by the trustees Of the Dollar Savings
Bank that there is no prob ability OF 9 second
dividend being declared for some hrnea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

YouNa GuARD.-The Young Guard VIII
hoid a special meeting OF great importance
at the rooms over Wolf's saloon, on Broad
street, tonight.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-H. Rosenberg, charged
with violation of the sample-merchants'
law, was sent on to the Hastings Court. In
this case it was decided that though 4 sam
ple-merchant who takes out license may
sell goods OF any description in his own
name he cannot sell in the names OF others,
and that where sales are made the bills should
be rendered in the name OF the sample-mer-
chant. Rosenberg had license in his own
name, vet presented the cards OF seVerai
northern houses, and sold for them on COM
mission, the purchasers looking upon Rosen-
berg as o mere drummer OF the northern
houses.
Paul Danna, young white man, was up
charged with feloniously stabbing Robert
Faircloth. The difficulty occurred on Frank
lin street near Seventeenth, and the weapon
used was common pocket-knife. Far
cloth was cut on the neck and on the left
breast, but only slightly injured. Accused
was sent on and bailed in the sum OF 81
900.
It appearing from the evidence in the
above case that the young men had pur-
chased drinks from Consani d Bernlcnl on
Sunday, summons was issued against the
firm to appear and show cause why tney
should not be fined for thus violating the
city ordinance. - 80
Harvey Anderson, charged with being a
yaerant, was ordered to leave the city at
once. ),
Mary Scott (colored) was committed to
jail for twenty-four hours for assaultlng
Cynthia Hamilton.
A large number of cases Of trifiing I'M
portance were disposed OF by justices at the
station-houses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

GOLD FIRST VIRGINIA INFANTRY."-A
regular quarterly meeting Of the cold
First Virginia Infantry Association " was
held at the Hastings Courtroom last night.
The Historical Committee made gratifying
report, and the prospects are that it will be
a most important document to the future
historian.
THE Association have rented room under
the Exchange Hotel and propose to fit 1t up
in comfortable manner as a headquarters
for the Association:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

FINED FOR A TREspAss. s.--The Henrico
County Court met yesterday. John James
(colored), chrrged with trespassing on the
premises OF w. johnson, was tried, con-
victed, and fined $40 and costs. s' ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

POLITICAL. MOVEMENTS IN RICHMoND.-At
.hc meeting Of the City Conservative Com.
,.i.tcc 10 be held tonight some changes in
.',o LIST OF supervisors recommended Will
,rohgblv be made, and arrangements will
he concluded for holding the ward meet
ms on Thursday night. As it is imposSi
Me 10 obtain a suitable hall in Monroe WARD
. j quite likely an open-air meeting or
same ccnycnicntly-located lot will be deter
mined upon. The delegates elected Thurs
fgr night will meet in convention on Fri
6ay at the Exchange Hotel to nominate ;
,nrmhrr oi the House OF Delegates in place
nf Judge Crump. resigned. The candidates
a far announced are MesSrS. Robert 3
berkeley. William Lovenstein. W. A
Marry, and \. :. Mcitae..
The colorcd Conservative clubs yesterday
evening raised Tilden-and-Hepdricks ban
nrr ever Broad street opposite their head
nuartrrs. on the blue field OF the banner
.rr inscribed the words "Tilden, Hen.
drrks. and Reform" On the lower edge is
= broad white strip containing the inscrip-
lion. "Gilbert G. Walker for Congress-
TX the side OF the banner, in affectionate
proximity. is the "old flag" The colored
club, are industriously engaged in the Til.
den cause. and every day their numbers in.
crease. At an early day they will have q
grand public meeting, at which there will
i. prominent speakers, and an exhibit OF
the work accomplished will be given.
The Conservative State Committee and
the District Committees have secured eligi-
n. quarters at 9l5 Bank street, between
Ninth and Tenth. The secretaries Of the
two committees are in daily attendance
here mailing documents, corresponding
with speakers, and performing other neceS-
.ary and important work Of the canvass.
The Irish Conservative Club will occupy 4
room in the same building.
The Republican State Committee have
;ncir quarters in the building northwest
corner CT Tenth and Main streets, on the
second iloor front room.
In addition to the United States super
ylsorS, who are generally appointed upon
the recommendation Of the party commit
tees. there will be appointed (but by the
United States MarShaO 4 number OF deputy
mar,hals. Two years ago he appointed one
deputy marshal for nearly every precinct.
In 4 few instances, the exceptions, he ap-
pointed two TO a precinct.
The Old Dominion club arc busily pre-
Tayjng for the meeting to be held at the Old
Market on the 18th. The next meeting will
take place in the upper part Of the city un-
der the auspices OF the Excelsior Club. The
final great maSs-mccting will be conducted
hy the X. II. Il. Such intermediate meet
in.> as may lie desirable or necessary will
he provided for hereafter. The Excelsior
C!ub.havc secured rooms in the building
No. Gl5 Bank street, with the State Com
lnttcc.
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10, 1876
WEATHER REPORT.

,,poRAsi,.,rlES To-Day Washington
oa.ohcr o.-For the South Atlantic ant
East East Gulf States, slightly higher followed
,,artSrsstcriv ~ t winds shifting to southerl,
a n"t ~, ,nr,Srriy. and partly cloudy weathel
,,HH wiH pre- prevail, With occasional coast rains.
W., Tor thc Middle States, falling barometer
,.,,,hwcst to southeast winds, increasing K
hr;sS and possibly high, warmer, partly
Sioudy or cloudy weather, and probabi,
followed by rain.
stationary signals continue at Cape LOOK
ont. Cape HattcraS, and Kitty Hawk.
rEs WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear. cool
ant! pleasant.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 6 \. NJ. 40
4. NJ, IS: noon. 7S; p. NJ, 6S; 6 Z
W.. 80: midnight, so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

The ALBUMS FROM THE WALKER LIGHT
GUARD FOR THE PHILADELPHIA LADIEs.---As
an evidence OF the high regard entertained
by the Walker Light Guard for Mrs. J. z.
McClintock and Mrs. Fl. j. Maris, who
were very attentive and kind to the Ricn-
mond soldiers while in Philadelphia this
summer, the company has purchased two
splendid Photographic albums, beautifully
bound in morocco, with the names OF the
ladies for whom intended printed in gilt
upon each one. The albums contain forty
pictures OF Imperial size Of the members Of
the company and a photograph of Governor
Walker, for whom the company Is named,
on the front page.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

To pE PAID. Sergeant Hoisinger
is to pay all the petit jurors for sepsemDssa =.
who . 10 cail upon him to-day at his ONCE, u
the City Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

Personal---very.. DIR. Hoge, who has been
at Saratoga Springsand visiting his friend
Ex-Governor Randolph at MorristoEn, N.
j., is expected to return to Richmond some
time this week. From all accounts he has
very much improved in health and strength.
Mrs. Oliver J. Schoolcraft has been quite
sick at Frederick, Nd, where she and her
husband went to attend the fair, but it is
not thought her sickness is at all serious.
Captain ]. J. Fry is in the city, and pro-
poses to resume his residence here.
Colonel Thomas j. Evans has gone to the
Centennial Exposition. 3.1'z
Mr.. E. P. Hubbard, of Buckingham, who
recently found q boy bearing a strong re-
semblance to Charlie Ross, passed through
the city Sunday on his way to. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Hubbard intended to go to the Centen-
nial anyhow, and it occurred to him that it
would be just as well to take the boy along,
sc. that he might be seen by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross. The boy gives very confused and
unsatisfactory account of himself, and for
his life cannot tell whether he is Charlie
Ross or somebody else.
Through Alexander Cameron, Esq. we
learn OF the death OF Mrs. Anna Parker
Cary, wife OF Colonel R. Milton Cary, Of
Glassendale Park, Liverpool, England, and
formerly we'll known citizen OF Richmond.
She died at Llanduduo, North Wales, on
the 25th of September.
J. Fl. Peay, Esq, Superintendent Public
Schools, will leave this city on "Wednesday
afternoon to inspect the Washington, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, and New York public
schools, with view of observing the work
ings of the system in these cities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

SLIPPERS. TIES, BuSKIHs, &C., cheap at Boz
scuEN,s, 500 and 5ll Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

SECOND AUDITORS OFPICE.-Learning
that Messrs. Howard and Polteaux, two OF
the clerks in this Office, were to retire from
service at an early day, our reporter called
at headquarters to know the facts in the case.
General Rogers said that in consequence OF
the non-paYment Of interest, and for the
further reason that nearly all the public debt
has been funded into new stock, under the
provisions of the funding act, he felt it his
duty to notify Messrs Poiteaux and How
ard, the two Junior clerks, that their services
would not be needed after the close OF the
current month. He said that this action
was taken from sense Of official duty, and
not on account Of any complaint OF the
gentlemen thus relieved, who are both men
OF long experience and high qualifications
for the positions they hold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

HERMAN Boscngs s BRorHER sre selling theis
large stock of TRUNKS, VALIsEs, .Sc.. at very toS
prices to make room Ter faIr and winter boots 0o9
and 5II Broad street. ss55
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

THE PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY wiil open FOR
fall trade on MONDAY, October 9th. Ladies VIII
wait and see novelties In millinery.
PARIS MILLINERY CoMpASY,
over Levy Brothers. Main street.
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Teacbers should also be cafeful to adm
their language % the comprehension 0f t,a@
scholars, and the truths Of the Bible are a.
beautiful that they Will sink deem into filaa

SCHOLARS, and the tfuthg 0f the BfbIe are 60
beautiful that they will sink deep into the
heart. b
The next meetings Of the Society win be.
held as follows: Nicholson Street church,
Rockets, Sunday October 18th Main
Street church, Sidney, October 22d and
Manchester Method list church, second Sum.
day in November. jIt !. 8:
BAPTIST sus;DAY-scH ASSOCIATION. i
The regular monthly meeting OF the Bap-
.tist Sunday y-Schoois Association was held
Sunday afternoon with the First Baptist
church Mr. j. B. w Watkins, vice-president,
in the chair. Reports fronnt the eschoolswera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

FINE YELLOW BANASAs.-1hose who cestre
some of this nice fruit will find It at PIzzISl's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

HASp.4ADE BOOTS and SHOES, OF eYery dcscrip.
s,on. 10 order, guaranteed 10 ct. Repartng neatly
done by HERMAN BoscnES & REorHER. Broad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

(roR OTHER "LocAL,' SEE FOURTH rAeE.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

MALAGA GRAPEs.-PIzZINI hls Just received
some Of these delicious GRAPES.
LEA @ PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Lea & Pertns,
signature is on every bottle.
JOHN DUNcAN's soxs &
New York,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

CALIFORNIA AsPEARs.-They are very sweet and
tfuicv PIzzINI has them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

PROFESSOR JAMES A. sEw.LL, OF Medical Fa-
Guilty Laval University, Quebec, states :" have
found CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF AND TONIC IyyIGoaAroR particularly nse-
full In advanced stages OF Consumption, Weakness,
Dyspepsia and ell Nervous Affections. In pregnant
women 1t has been retained whIIe every other article
of food was rejected. can recommend 1t az coave-
nient. palatable, and easy OF Digestion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

have anajyzed the wMfsKRY known Under the
brand Of .lB SELECT, n controlled by Msssrs
TER d. BLAIR Co, Richmond, Va, ana y. nna y
pp yr sgoM fUsIL OIL and other impnrttics, and
recomnend lis use for medicinal and hmsiy psr-5
nos.s.-J. b, McCAw. az. D.. afe Professor of
Chemistry, Medical College OF yirgtnia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

Don't fail to go to PIzzrsrs and get some Of those
fne AppIES 49, ~ .-tsS.csit ~
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ntspArcu uPRIarIsG-aoUsE.-in order 80. meet
,ta constantly fncreasing demands Ct our trade "
have added d well-selected assortment 81 NxN
yyrr. which, together With orr friprssed ~
cn1gynY and sKILrUL MgcHANIc4t TAfxsff
warrsnt rs in guaranteeing The VERY BEST cL.Aas.
og WORK At moderate figures and In she soss esSc
dfftnua y7ay,fer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

The regular semi-monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen was held in the Coun-
Gil chamber yesterday afternoon, President
John A. Meredith in the chair. Present ut
roll-call: Messrs. Bass, Beall, Cannon,
Crump, Forester, Kellam, Lipscomb,
Manly, Pickrell, Scott, Spangenburg,
Todd, Wagner, Williams, and thinner.
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The Committee on Accounts aad Print
ing presented Joint resolution paying
S44.25 to Daily German Advertiser for ad-
vertising from May to September; which
was orreed to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

Mr.. Todd, from the Committee on Streets,
presented joint resolutions appropriating
the following amounts from the eetfund-
viz: $3.50 additional for paving the Basin
bank; Sj3 to place granite tagging across
Twelfth street at Clay street; $3.50 to place
granite gutter on the west side of Twenty
fifth street between Marshall and Clay
streets. The resolutions were agreed to.
, 1876-02-24
Sur Sbmeem.
statnten bes 96iben'S nnnes Der
Eer. st. pnr WarD MmerifI.

9lrt. 1. Ser S9iiBenbuno Der Ser,
6taatea BON Noro : Nmerifa bat sum
3wed, cur0 3ulammenwgrten peri6ie-
bener @6iBen GercIne aQe 5rpci Sabre
elm sroBes S9uBenfelt na6 beltimmten
Wprl6rlften nb5Abalten, nno bahnr1
freunol6oftli6e 8erbdltnilie 5pilAen
ben pcrl6ieoencn 8ereinsmitslieoern
bcrbei3ufibren ano gu erb0lten.
Mrt. 9. Sic Wtit9lieoiAaA i'm Snnoe
1T ni6t nod SnoiuIouen, i%onoern mad,
Sersinen gu orsanilircn.
Nrt. 3. Scne @ereine, Die bel Sera=
tbuns uno Annabme oieIer Statnten
our6 9ele9aten pcrtreten lino, peroen,
na0oem biele 0ele9aten i'm Nanen if
res 8ereins oas S6luB.Y rototoa unO
Die ahsenommcnen Statuten unterl0rie-
ben baben, iofort ols gum Yunoe sebo-
rig betra0tet.
Mrt. 4. @ereine, wel9c Ii6 ipdter sur
Iufnabme meloen, baben ous als &eht,
aonolouten al benz Suna4it Nb5ub0lten-
, 1876-02-24

Cine 9epci4e ,uurbe bierher eelanot
nit Der Na9ri9t, ooB ein iunoer Wtann
Sobn 9orlDooo welGer auf Union 9iG
lpobnt, gefdbrli6 p%errpunoet III, inoem
Ell BON cinem 6ra6tfarren Der Gbclopeate
& Ohio @iicnbabn nobe @upnesboro
i~ibcrfobren murOe. Sarlpooo mar Elm
9remIer auf Der 8obn uno ficl urgliif=
li6cr Weiie BON Dem &arren uno inter
bic Gdoer, wel6e i6m beios Define ob=
l6nitter. Gr :Yuroe mad Stounton &C.
bro6t, bod Die lebten 9ta6ribten bela-
gen, oab ct ni4t nit hem 2eben bapon
fommen miro.
, 1876-02-24
(SdluB fol9t J

q m=S Goun., %. Sebruar.
Su 5air 9apen it Oas Sabritsebduoe
Der Uirma Nltpoter & So. ob9ebrannt ;
9srlult $50 900. Die 6irma Sulbnsu
& Co., wel6e cine Tabrit i'll Dem Sc
bduOe bctrieb, pcrliert $4,000.
Sarrptown, &c. g., %. 6ebr.
Seute Mpr9en um 6 ubr brad bier elm
Teuer aus, melbes Elm sanSes Sduler9es
piert serT0rte. @erluIt $4,000; tbeil=
weile perli9ert.
Davenport, Solua, %. Sebruar.
Seute I'm l III. entoedte nan Elm Seucr
in Sil's Opcrn=9aus, wel4es 10 raid
nm lid grill oaB troy Der @%nltren9un=
gen Der SMerpebr BON bier uno BON
God- Sslanb, oos Opernbaus uno meb-
rere anoere @ebduoc 5erit6rt wuroen.
SerIus um9sfdbr $4,000; t~bcilweile
uerli1ert.
Cincinnati %. Sebr. s. s..
2ani9's Sobelmii6le brannte lebte gindt
mitlammt Oes Snbalts, ab. SerluIt
$44, 900; perIi6crt in II @%ompasnien
fir $4,000. Sacob Murrenburser,
MtDbe!fabrifont in Dem lelben 8ebGuoe.
8erlult $4,000; 8erli9cruns $500.
%. g.. Suun & Co., Sdse= 6obritanten
ebenfals III oemlc!ben @ebauoe, pcrlie-
rem $4,000.
, 1876-02-24

@nlisei @eri6t. 6ol9enoe
,sdlle fonen geltern in oiel lem Seri9te
3ur 8erhanblung:
Scpcrlp Gbriitinn, farbi9, an9etIa9t,
eincn Sod i'm Wertbe BON US gctoblen
Su BADEN, tuuroc ST. Is 5agen Sail nno
Is 0iebe perrrtbeilt.
@borles @rop, farbi9, anscflaet Elm
9aar Soien i'm 9eertbe bon 81 BON
Neroy Brown 9eitoblcn 81 baben, nuroe
al 5 5ogen Sail uno Is 9lebe pernr=
tbcilt.
Sud Charlton, an9etla9t wesen In-
9riHs, tpuroe entlollcn.
@eor9e San, farhi9, ongeflu9t Gilen
BON Der G3slapeafe & Sbio G~llenbabn=
Gcie1i6oft eeltoblen gu baben, ipuroe
ouf 10 Sage, bel barter 4rbeit III Die
Sail 9cianbt.
GGarles Simberlafe, anseffast pesen
Srunfenbeit uno S9ld9erei auf Der
StroBe, wuroe $3.50 seltraft.
SoIiab Yapne UNI 8iliam Sinslcp,
bei0e farbie, ansetlost pe9cn Srunfen=
belt unO Sdld9erci ouf Der StroBe f.;
>&opne purOe 50 getroft uno Sinslep
s%ntlalien.
gSm. Moiclp, oneeflust ,pe9enS dld
0erci uno 2drm auf Der Strobe semaAt
5u baben, ,uuroe $40 seltraft.
Som Mprris unb SinlDn Sc Senice,
onsctlast ,pcscn G6ld9ersi auf Der
Strabe, wurben ~ertlaIien nod 3abluns
Der Soften.
Sames Muaigan, an9cfla9t oen gins
ion Sc Ycniee ansesrifien uno 9el9Ia-
gen 5n baben, entlaHen.
Glou Garter, on9eila9t SolS 9eltobs
len su bubcn, mnroe Sl lSo9eSall mo
5 6lebe peru1tbeilt.
&oDal GOnwap, farbi9, augefla9t
feline Srau ansesrlHen, %miBbon0elt nrh
perna0ldlist 5n baben, lpnroe %entlal=
itn.
squire golmer, farbig, onsctlo9t
cine Yartie YettSeu9e I'M Wertbe bon
So, Gi9sntbum Der gbiais S. &Obin=
Ion, gcltoblen 81 baben, ipuroe entail
len,
2ucy ainnep, farbi9, cine oltc Mii=
1tbGterin> angcflogt 2arm auf Der Stra
be gemadt 81 boben, splroe luesen Ntan
gel an Slrslduft aui II Monate i'll Die
Sail 9elanot.
, 1876-02-24

Ypliseiseri9 i'm @roben
Sie 200 8Ir9er, osren SSaherleitnnsen
ni@t inOrOnung sefunoea lpurOen, ltan-
Den sel1ern Dor Dem YoliSclri1ter Wbite,
nm liA oh bisler @erna4Idli9nns 81
pe%runtporten. W.ion iab bic 3ertnir-
l6un9 Der rcui9en Siinoer in ibren gil
9lr, unO Der 9tldter empiano Elm mcnl6=
i1dycs Niibrcn, uno itrofle lie niAt nad)
@ebiibren bod lprad u@ebet pabcim
unO tbuet Cure Yfli6t, mO6et bic HDb-
zen oes 9Sullers reAt piNt, Dem lperoet
3 STR bier nod mol Sclcben, miro es ipabrs
llN GuN lNleHter e%:9ebcH." uno es
Dantet lbm jeocr nit Dem &opfe uno
trotte nit Dem SUB, boB tsIner fAr Dies
Mtol Die Struis, Die l1wsre, beSabIen
bait muB.
, 1876-02-24

G6eiopeafe & Obio Gi1n-
b a b II. Ger. %. 6. @idbam ~&ecti
per" Der Gbeiapeafe & Ohio @iienbabn,
bat feline &ednuns Dor DEM Gpmmiilio-
nar &uffner BON Charlotte Meit= 9lrgi
mia por einlsen Sa9en fir Die 3cit bonn
q. Sunuur gum 81. Sanuar %uelulip.
Die Abre6nun9 Se,gt einen Saloo bon
l. ,731.22. @dbrcno Der 10 Sage
Daren Die 9rutto Glnnabmen Sal, 900.
, 1876-02-24

Den S6lbenftlt tbeil5unebmcn, na6ocm
line p~olj06li9e Site Der Wtit9lieoer, Die
oos Selt oeluAcn motlcn, eingerei9t, TO-
iple Der porgcl6riebcuc 8eitr09 ali Yun=
o%csfaiIc abgcfiibrt lit.
sic BADEN OieIelben @chte uno Ser
binoIiGteitsn lpie Die Sunoes 0ereine,
nit Der Wfob9abe, 0aB lie Sit uno
9tlmme bel Ycrb0nOlun9en crit bur0
Die erfoI9te Nufnobmc in ben 8uno err
6altcn.
Nrt, 5. Sie 8unoes-@ ereine meroen
in pier &Ialien ein9etbeilt:
lite &lae: Screine BON ,pe-
niger als % Mit9lieoern lino al
einem 9elegaten sur 8nmoes.Y Ser
iammlung bers6tigt, uno Sablen 5l
jeoem Sunoesl6ieben cincn 9etra9
BON $25.
2te &loie: Ssreine BON 25
bis 40 Mtitglieoern lino 81 S,pei Sc
le9aten berc6tl9t, uno SoDlen 81 ie>
Dem Sunocsl6lebsn einen Seltras
Don $50.
Bite &laie: Sereine BON so
bis SO Wlitgllebern l1no 81 orei 0e=
le9aten bereAtigr, uno soblen Su IT,
Dem Sunocsl0IcBen eiuen YeItrae
BON 500.
Ate &laie: 0creinc BON LOO
Wsttylitoern uno oariiber lino Su 3
ScIe9aten bercdti9t, unb sablen 81
lsoem Sunoesl1leben einen Seitrag
Don $3.50.
Siele 8sltrd9c miillen Dem Nunbcs-
Sprort lpenl9ltens orci Monate DOR NIB,
baltun9 bes 8unoesfeltes ein9el9ldt
weroen. =
Scr Sorort ertbeilt fir ieoen Mn9cmel>
oetcn cine Se9ltinlatlonss &arte nit aus
oriidllbcr V~e5eitnu,,9 nes gtamens Der
terlon uno lelnes GcreinS. wtldlc 8e-
retbt,9uu9 9epdbrt gu cInem :3eiheM fir
frelsn Gtntlltt auf ben 6eltpMe, loluie
sur yolun9 oeS >Sdie6ihelue8 anf 81
Sunoesldeibel'
Alt. 6. Der Mustr tt zines 8ereins
aus oenl Ouno fann nrr auf ldriitlide
etn,eise im 9tame , oes Gerclns. ua e.
ieldanet bon oeiieu Norltuno ooer Den be.
tretsnoen Delegate, erfolsen.
2lrt 7 Gin3elnc Sdiieen. wclhe fei=
nenl Cunoes .Yereine auseb0 GU, f0anen
an ocn 6eitihleBen tbel.uebmcn, uni ba.
ben ct e Grtru.@inla9e BON clnem Doll
lot 81 rlaal IL, ba5en aber feln0teht. auf
Die Sunoeslasibcu Su idiebeu.
Art. 8. Sitlc. wdbreno ocs lanfenOcn
Sablcs uno bciu 6eite lelbit, ais yurs
oes~ SeittGst cia9e3abltcn gelter iou IL
bios gu Frellcn auf DIE SunoeSj1eib>n
perlpenOet merbcn.
art. 8. Der 8orltanb Der S1iibe1>
@eieuitaft reS leoesmaligen 8urort8 1T
ooer miro Su9lcld) SunOeS= Sorltauo, uno
bat 9eoudlter Sorolt bus tomaenoe i5elt
l%elbltauOlg, iowsit feline 2lnorounseu biz
len Sdtutcn nibt sumlocr %lauleu, uno
ouf elaeue Soften mo Jillito gu letoeu.
grt. 10. SIN @lnie oeS Sdiieenfeiies
lit cine yunoeS Gerl ammllug ao;ubal-
ten, ipo;u leoer Yuaoes Screm sebalteu
ut, iellc Gel. satcn 5u id!ftn. wle art.
5 beitlmmt. 3um Quorunt ocr yun=
Oes~Ser1anmluu9 lit ote Scrtretuns Der
Uiebrbelt D,r yuuOcs>0 ereme ertorGcr-
ltd.