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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-28

SENT TO THE GRAND JURY FOR INDICTMENT.
On Saturday the case Of the negro Wor-
sham. which Detective Wren SO diligently
worked up, was disposed of by two OF the
Chesterfield justices. Worsham, it Will De
remembered, was one Of the negroes
charged with stealing number OF brass
boxes from the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company. The Commonwealth
had eight witnesses present for eXamlna-
ton, but after the fifth had testified the
Commonwealth Attorney concluded that
he would rest his case. The evidence was
so conclusive that the negro was sent on 10
the grand jury OF the Chesterfield court,
which meets on the I'd Of September, and
was committed to Jail, bail being refused IN
any amount.
During the progress of the examination
Justice Martin required Detective Wren TO
leave the room, because he was rather TOO
much OF prosecuting attorney. The case
was under consideration about four hours,
and while it was being heard, about 100 per-
sons were present. Worsham is an eX-
constable, and was once captain Of the Man
chester Grays, a colored volunteer COM
DanY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE STANDARD OF EXAMINATION AT TIE
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGrNrA.-Mr. William w.
Smith, senior principal OF Bethel Academy,
Fauquier county, has submitted to Gov
ernor kemper a statement in explanation OF
his circular recently commented upon in the
correspondence between the Governor and
Hon. a. III. II. Stuart. Mr.. Smith an
nounced in his advertising circular that
owe are authorized by the faculty OF the
University of Virginia to say that Virginia
students over eighteen years OF age prepared
BY us and having our certificates OF prepa-
ration will be received in its academic
schools without the usual preliminary eX-
animation and free OF tuition fees" Mr..
Smith thinks his announcement was war
ranted by the following letter:
"UNIyERSrrr OF VIRGINIA.,
May 90, 1876.
"Sir,-In reply to your note, received to-
day, will say that do not think anything
more than simple certificate from the prin-'
cipals OF your school setting forth the fact that
such) schools of the University Of Virginia,
is necessary. Oryour certificate might be put
in the language OF the law upon the subject,
as follows: 'He has made such proficiency
in the branches Of study which he proposes
to pursue as will enable him TO avail HIM
self OF the advantages afforded by the Uni
verSity.' All the academic schools are
named in the law as being open to the stu
dents from Virginia, free OF tuition. / am
very respectfully.
GAMES +. HARRISON, Chairman.
"W. ". Smith, Principal Bethel .-Acadc-
my"
After our circulars had been published
and distributed for more than month, says
Mr. Smith, received the following letter
from the chairman OF the Faculty OF the
University:
"USlvERSITY OF VIRGINIA, july y. 1876.
"Sir,-I send within the circular in refer
cncc to the admission examinations to the
schools of the University. You will see
precisely what is required in regard to APP
plicants for admission to the academic
schools here. Some time since / wrote to
you, believe, that your certificate would be
satisfactory in reference to your pupils, but |
perhaps failed to say that the certificate
would have to be submitted to the examining
committee OF the faculty. in order that the
faculty shall be satisfied in regard to all
certificates, whatever their source. / give
You this information now, so that you can
insert it in your regular circular announc-
ing your next session, or correct it. All
preparatory schools and all the colleges
stand on the same ground, so far as this
certificate is concerned.
every truly yours,
"JAMEs +. HARRISON"
Mr.. Smith sat once replied to this letter
enclosing our circular and calling his atten-
ton to the statement as made therein, hoped
that he found nothing in it contrary to the
wishes OF the University Faculty, or to the
import OF either OF his letters. TO that |
have as yet received no reply"
3Ir. Smith further explains his action
in issuing the circular complained Of, and
seemingly relieves himself from all blame
i'm the premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-28
WANTS.

WANTED, TO LOAN $1,000, 5000,
w $500. and $1,000 These, amounts VIII be
~ " N 81. LEE,
,uoo-at No IL Eleventh street.
, 1876-02-08
command 10 the attention Of this Doart and tho bufl
ness mot Of Chicago she fol1owlng

command 10 the attention Of fba Atoafo Anu tno "eFA
ness 1not Of Chicago tho folow!ng
FINAL BCHnIsrloN .
we think aysty encouragement nhon'A bs s,'cmt 70
water and tks Eastern tnsskett. and ftcon1mend ~
ssrly compilation of tbs Grand Trunk 1i1wAY to this
t1ty md tbs Immediate establishing OF tteaMAhip
n4 fr6n hers 10 counect With this Detroit M1lwsl.
f.s fisiirotd At Hrsnd Iavtn TIN cdnp.etibn 81 ~
Mills Of road and connection with tbs Chicago Like
lInron Railroad sppsAts fesaole fos ths former ha
sut,ceut Offering Of freight ts all that = required to
eocotnnsb to latter, hit tbtas remedies are MT RI
rocted TO cnfe lhs ess. We bcl!sys tho best !accai
results can only coma from united action on The part
Of shippers and but!ncasasn and to hia ehd xs rcc-
ImxEpIA1E ORGANIZATION or Az ASSOCIATION.
which msy he done under Tho auspices Of tic hoard Of
Trade far lha mutual protection of sl nur citizen.
doing busness with railroad or transportation coin
Cpm,nl!tcs Of thtre Of 4 tnemtrrn, who sha!l hold
regular a.stod meetings 10 hear grteranoea and take
sch measures thoI maJ ihlnk proper to aerurs ns
ttcc to ahippors Of property. such N aaori.tinn
hefked n Il would b. y the moral influences and sup,
port Of this Board aud The community. though pos
sssael Of no speetsl powers from tls Hate would APP
nrufIn,ae Ia s resuna those attained hy II. Radical
sbuses hare Doon cortsctcd. mainly W tho forcs Of
public opinion guided bY three honest. ehersftc
msn. 4 tnilAe association hss succeeded In ddf,g
efyic1euk work In New York CITY; and No maks the
Recommendation In general "sy lesslng the de-
lna Of tts Organization for such future confederation
~ the board o Trsde may dAscsnne 10 gisa IT, IT,
apecsfuily subuIttod. F. u. 8rxvENH,
| WV. 7. BAKER,
| ". J. fnfk,
| JOSIAH RTitEs,
| L. W. Dt1ED,
! CoMtnlttco.
, 1876-02-08
DR., ELLIS GROWS WARM.

TIE MIcH1oAN AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
TO the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Fob TIN your isauo Of Tuesday
last-Hh!ch l did not 800 until yesterday,
beng sbsont from home-ss m a1tic'e
with striking headings which does the alichi-
gan Avenue baptist Church shameful aud
wicked injustice. Tho statements that this
Church ia "to strengthen itaolf BY becoming
opop-oou,mnniop IL D. llbot. The church has
no such idea. haa pcvor dreamed Of anything OF
that kind, and tho buBy-body tn other peoples
mattors" who furnished TINT swoct morses Of
scnpat!onAlsm was oisi1rr ignorant Of what lie
was talking about or he wrote What he knew Was
false.
This church Is in debt, and for that reason is
t.uuder cloud, !" but | can't SOC Fhy this embar-
rassucnt shon!d ba any oxcuse fur lying RboRt
this church. We aEe not tnc only CHURCH WIG owe
roctiy Informed, there are tyo churc1es on the
Bouth Hido with larger dubts tllau The Michigan
Avenue baptist Church. and that tho aggregate
debt,. bonded. md floating, Of eight churches
on tho South Hldo Of Chicago amounts to
tho handsome and respectable amount OF eboo..
UO0 or nearly that Tho church il embarrassed
because of this debt, but in al other raSpoets l
fool conidout the church will compare fayofa-
| bly, with Ruy otlBr church IN tho city.
;Eho writer Gomez Abont aB uoaE tho location
| of The church (coruer Tweuty-thlrd mud alChi-
| gau ayonus) ~ ho does tho other thIn%K he
] speaks Of ao confidently, aud ho tisd not cnno
/ within eight blocks af Tho church. That any
| proposition was ever made by any lnumbos Of
| tho church. or by any susnber OF the couKrega-
tiun 10 the church, alto depart from on1 OF the
landmarks OF tho Daptist deuou!lnat!otl.-i. O.,
to abolish oloae oom%n1on-as ? tne ony rene
rosontstion. No such proposition Was ever
,uado OF evar will bs mhdo.
| "a large numhor Of the congregation approve
Of the ilea." This Ia mt No. aud ID inspired by
S,3xik f,ia. inf ri n
, 1876-02-08

The Iev. Dr., M.che. Of Edlnbu1g. thongh d
yer7 oltyes man. opee mot his match When az.
amning student ~ TO the o3AsscB he had IT.
tended. he said, "And you attended tbs claus tor
mathematics |"
"ieS.h "
"Now many sides has oircisf"
"1wo," said the atudent.
"WhAt are they1"
What laugh N tho class the students suswer
produced, when hs said. IAN tnsido and an out'
sde."
Hut this was notl!ng compared With what fol-
lowed, The Doctor. having said to this student.
"And you attended sAs philosophy class also +"
"YoH."
"Well, you would hear lectures on various
subjects. Did you ever hcar ons on ckuso and
e!1ecil"
"Yee." ....
"Doea an enacs aver 10 before eaussa"
"Ye4."
"uiye mo An tnstanco.s
"a mau Wheeling barrow" -
Tha Doctor then sat down. md proposed NJ
M01D que4nQrs.
, 1876-02-08

FRANKLIN, La, Fob. 7.-MonbeB Of tho DaE
Of Ut. MaryB Parish met to-day and
adopted resolutions requesting E. u. Mentz,
Parish Judge, to rcsign, and. In event Of Ills re-
fusal to resign. committee was appainted to
prepare aft1cIea OF impeachment to be fol thwith
presented to tbs Legislature. The alleged canBo
for this action is tAas Mentz haa neither cspsci-
ty nnr futerritY,
, 1876-02-08
RELIGIOUS.

- ~. M.t,,rd,.t n.,to,. vaa.
~ 'uu u4'e'.6 y. NV
terdA7 tue apecaal otaes o1 .no osy "aa 'ho eon'
eldoration Of the subject, "The llolaston of,Por-
euaai aud profcsnopsl Experience After q
br;ef discussion ropotts were received from tho
a1 C,'....,, .,,....d ,;,. -, t,,t,o -ison
for prhYorB. Tue NeV. Mr. Williamson. ol
Wabash Avenue Church, reported several ad-
mfas,3ns to tho Church iuring tho past week.
-. 1,.ss,..,.n .n...vo I,,1 -is., fo- rr,vo,. a,
~ pnstaksou t"oru w., a'o ..eeu ~, AZ Fa,e."
tho AAt 1noet'ng. 4ne HeV' M3' ol,eocef' VI
Jtato Street Church, had from twelve TO twenty
forward each night, aud that there had boon
ro-tr-a,o adr,ta and oiyhtaon chttd,cn convart.
,,.o,s' ~ st-s s..,"s 80 81.
"a. aeb.osuas ~ ,uso'.uu t"e'o to.o tao
church. Ihs ltes. Mf' hammer, a. maple
WOOD reported ogos thirty convorAlonn. Al
49,, ~ ,no,s f,rv.rd for nr.vera each ripht
soon " 49,. .s.as H. ,sa. f.or,,a,onoa
Inst Week, anu taa' slnco 'oo ,Ass .ooiesenee
fifty-onc llad becn received W letter, ni1a hfty
by probation. Tho 1.ev. Dr.. Cansnc, of Fulton
strcet. reportel sixty conversions, Tho Rev, Dr.
,r,r..,. - T,in,ty rir,cb al tvcntv ron-
1lhhuS VI MI y ~ f ~. va.,,es -, s,,,s,nr ,
Veehlons' Ano NeF. als' aooAc1t VI o."'son
Church, remarked that he was going to begin g
protraoted Iueottng at onee. AZ Gtace Church
eight rosc for prayers last night, and th[rty-stno
accesalons hnd becu made during the past three
| months. Tho Nov. hIr. Scott, Of Oak lark, re-
ported fourteen conversions. At thu Michigan
| Aycuuo Church nine lad been rdcoiyad nn p!oba-
| tion during tho pnst week. The How. Dr. MarBh
reported seventeen rocsivei by probation and
five BY letter. and thtrty.nine in all since Con-
forence. Other paatora reported the general III.
forest increasing, aud tho faBulta "a being 1posl
encouraging.
, 1876-02-08
THE COURTS.
More Complaints About Unjust
,TaxHtfDn.
Dissolution Of Partnership-Not Guilty
Of Passing Bad Bills.
4 Bory Of Dankrupts...Comltilon Of t1ss
Peoria s. Rock Island Road,
Record Of Judgments and New Suits

THE PEORIA nocK leland nA1tHoAp.
Tho following Is al abatsacs Of the Receivers
report for Dccembor, iu the case Of Thomas ~.
Tho Peoria & Hook Isnnd Railroad Company:
, 1876-02-08

pon. n M ihs nortera l.1f Of no!a setas!Iy he!ns
srpc west 10 reosls, to sva Of ths special adsah'
Geiot dste jsn h, isio, prominent E.atetn grain:
deater xes % his Chicago sosre.poodsns, = fo.oTa
IT. sssPna ;,.; &c. n q
of psicssl. s.tnd him how he oould DOT. II said
from mort posa they bad 10y rases St irtish ~
fretahts. How can order corn from yna3 ! nsset
had Of grain from you undesbl!!et1, therefore
cannot conpess With others these) ana nuS IN 5oof
ii. tson a..sd % your comnttes thet q f'om on
rrac.Iced stld 10 w1ntel y hy The railway agents. II
not ia,teol encouraged by tistn.
= - miles nearer Nc" England lmints .n Chicago:
On mileage to Now York points u IKE dtHersnse; @ & os
ANAL difference In milnaEe. difference In rate Of
ST.: IN hSnf4 IN r I.n IT,
favor the txsatnoay ,nade befors your COMMITTEE IL
That sato IL mads to largo ahppos. from indanapo'
lis 70 eta RI HUNDRED oT ne Gnssso I'll It
per hundred mads In Tho tariff In favor Of Indiau-
.pois While tho mileage no.aln.ly ue a.me ~ from
tas aehsan ~ souiSesn III i.tiro.s h.1s arecs linz.
betro.t function t~he.o connection u mala wish the
estopIed fro; ehsrsinE less th.n "a cent. pr hun
dse on grain from Chicago To postaad wht!s n u
naehpSs ae s rea 2oat. a1er hrs astn
rate OF Is cents per hundred to Portland .nd + =
nose'e &C t The Msan = Sssss :, ~I hs ..s o1
Itself and for tho Michigan ocntrsl. eeta hant Of ~
miles Of tho route betwecu 1nd!snslos aud Dt.r9is
Abio that tho michigan Bouthsrn y wilR to aee the
Menasn Gonr,l robbed by sae hSss s!m @ o. ,t ,nS
Hdel @ lines shall continue to have 40 important
shate Of tbs lntne1tsc Portland and Grand Iruhk 1ua
9s s e. al. IL
Now York and New England business lot TO "a Le'
cAuae Of tho mora fsrossblo Ard moro e'asto sAts a
iiculary called Tho Portland busnoss 6ecauac there
, 1876-02-08

shls that = iisv Discrimination appsits to grain And
other property.
s located 1ss miles We. q ohssso. on the caie1so
Rock Islat Il Pacific lsil~ay, ht enjoys Tue pray.
lego Of Alet rate on Io.k l'nd"sls to Sew. YORK ~
la,ckford 1; lock Island l!a%ay takes thn property
f,on Davenport, hauls It short dstsnco to co,.ect
Tho property auoA the liuos iii tbs Chicago rool or
.iuus connecting with them. TIN rates nlade by tho
ilcitoEa ltosk Island accepted b, t!ao EaAts.a
total Issnes 70 Nsw York by tho ruuo taken !. some
$40 1ntlta further than tha distance from chleago.
drain !s also Boug from Daycnrnrt to HeardstoNtt,
thencs over lines controlled by Tho baltimore oh'o
Railroad To altinoro 1t ssa rates a. from Chicago.
tho utiesgs lh!nu Iuuch grcaor certain ina lend
grain from DaYuuport 10 Baltimore through Chicago
willis tho sans c demands Rnt inalsts ~ ccnta
pr LOU On Ike shipnlsnt from Ghieago,
Much the q tss taay 10 s sis OF fa0' "3oo from
| PEORIA.
From. this polnt 40 miles further distant from New
EuUls nj And shout 1UV miles tuEthur lroln NeW fork
tis Chicago rate ia tho sxabe.st elue. TAe f.et i.
increased du!asee. Indeed t1oy arc frequently car
tta oiass ss ID Nv Ses Ell
taipcI IN Iis shipments FROM Chicago. During tho
onhs g.sn W.. sass 'o III rs eso, 70 pe.
hauttupt, whet Tie ratio from Chicago WAS IS censs
Irr Hundred This d,sanee by tes ro9te @ satSn irosn
| Nearly ~ great Al advantage ~AA Rtscl Peoria fuT
wrris On Gils.rcs4 tor Suw fnEk. Ihese wire rates
that It va di,ieul. to copeo with. even by watus
'oa1ss TGs usl.so taSm ps Kiln n.x., Company
10 haul property from points "n ~ MsbssIn v.l9a
pad 10 roach leora. Uy the published tarif1 tae 10
III rate East would bs ~ cents PET h9hoteu tss "
Chicago from .hets pont.; lus the elasticity of no
leors ratio to Tho East L. shown " ths i4st aat s
uronurty referred to goos Eas Dy the way OF ltosia
Tho denrta Freight Agents Of ths ues sentsstnE =
paurIs fccepily met convention here TO establish
publicly twhat they probshIy know ckstei prisateS,
s4usl 1a,es tor PEORIA with Chicago, 20 Al pens sAat
ii thts thsy wtro opposed by ons solitary yoico ana
thst te Ieprrseptags p9 tAs Chicago, NoeR laIand
| Pacific Railroad. , !.
now b4!ug. offered by rSoria kouses. *one OF Thon
have brancA atcss ut larslan1 and boaton, q !oxe
pEtcey tau poss!bly ba inats ron ChlcAHo xhosa
saippety must pay thu full arbitrary pool rates ftou
hers the nlysssr!os Of undertaking ere nei'he
: studied HOT encouraged. .-,.. =.
Your COMMITTEE would cali PARTICULAR attsnsion
this TACT; mora westerly aud sauther!y polut I
beating In nsd nol!ttast 81 ". xasEa tney ssnis
crstbiustioli tnad5 a8ainss as In frtt3hts.
ThsP eotIA shipments TO that stlsuds must 70 laEgs
~ oyef tne very ln4e Tor tho lines Of haiF Iaatstt
dat ~ 70 ds4s<1ined to atxknse Chicago, and q
, 1876-09-11

Ole beutide 6eihSsroB.
loge oes SoofsQow,S roens, welder felt
1870 BON Amerifa nad Deutldlano
uerpflanst 1T uno sur a3sit bsreits SO
eosen in Noro uno Slo nit 9e9en 5000
Wltslieoern umfaBt, tast in olelem
Sabre auf Die GinIaouns BON 9 SerlIner
Sosen in Der ncuen W%etropole. Am 13.
Ausult wuroen Die BON auBerbalb anse.
tommenen 6spraientautcn Oct @roBloss
auI ben YabnDoisn empiansen uno CUR
8s9raBun9 oerlelben wuroe cine Sclts
lo9e ueranltaltet. Der Sroen bereitet
ibrisen8 %se9euwa,tis Die @rinouu9
neusr So9en in &oai9Ster9 /, Br., go
fen uno @ottbu5 Dot.
Gin bieberer 2anbbem o + :
ner. anifeineno unlpeit Der polnildcn
@ren5e oabetm, Der in Ielnem tupfers
rotben @eli6t Die 8orliebe fir erwars
menoe @etranfe nid)t %uerleuenete, wuroe
beim @intritt in &rol'S Tbeater BON
Dem Spernsudsr perleibenoen YiQetabz
nebmer 9efra9t: nyrauben lie elm
@laS ?" worauf Oerlelbe jsOod einfa6
srwlrerts: p9fein, i9 trIats aus Der
6lalde !"
, 1876-09-11

Iasesmarfae, uno mir befinoen unS 3D.
bis pobtu Die 4rne %unlerer 9erfol9er
nidt reiden. Sn jenem Sauie neroet
STR II bernadten. Sin nidts loll es sud-
febleu. Dase9en mDdte id Die SeOine
suus fte0en, oaB SIR, oa uuler Wea Iii
uadlter !3eit wobl oerielbe, einise Gage
in ~unierer @eieuidaft bleibt. Sour oas
ourd perm0sen mir unS 9esen stnsn,
pieGeidt ourd elm unablidtlihes Wort
e~rseu9ten Serratb bon @urer Seite 5n
iditen; Sbr oaseaen erfreut Sud oeS
SOrtbeits, auf Wesen sefibrt gu lperoen,
auf welden Dieienisen, Die Sbr ielber
fiirdtet, Gud ME iuden wiiroen."
u@as msint SIR gu benz 8orIdla3? ?"
fragile Grid gu l3uoitb 9epenoet.
r8leibt unS fein anoerer Nu8meg, 10
ssben mir germ auf oenielben elm" ants
mortete Suoitb rubis.
rSung, tpte oaS 9errd)en 1etn mag
be riette Der 6remoe ip0ttiid vflineen
feline Worte oo9 wie Die Semanoes, Der
nit @efabren pertraut 1T. I'm 70 better
oenn Die @eieDldaft, welde SIR oriiben
finoet, bat ldnsit oos .3ittern uno d3aeen
perlernt, fennt nur nod Den e%rniten, uaerz
bittltden, luutloien &f um's 0as
leiu,"
nWobin fiibrt @uer Bes?" fragile
Grid, als iie Dor elmer roben Sofeinfriez
oisuns anbielten, auf oeren anoerer Seite
ourd Die leere GburOffnuns elmer 8tod,
biitte Der Sdein zines looernoen &amin'
feuerS in'S Sreie orang.
Gortieeun9 fol9t.)
, 1876-09-11
6. s. &unfels Giien @eins

hot in alien befannt 9etporoenen Td1en
ariinblide SeilMng icuer aIlaemeinen
g d. d. DeS menidlifen Sr9aniSmu8
beperfteuist. ipelde iid in fol9euoen Spmp'
tou,en funoaibt Nbneleung gegen ale Nn.
1trenoune, Yerlult bes @ebddtnllieS, @th-
munasbeihmeroen, 9hwGhegefiibl, Tnrdt
Dor Sranfbeiten, nerp0ies i3ittern, Eooe8s
anaf, Na6tIdweibe, latte SiiBe, idwabes
@eidt, Mattisfeit, unlperisle @ri6lafiuns
beS WiusfellpitemS, miberuatIrli1er SeiBs
bunaer NIT b9speptiIdeu Spmptomen, beiBen
Sdnpen, flie9enoer Site burh ben gan5en
!Sorper, Irodeubeit Der Saut, bleldemi aus.
ieben nit Sautausidlasen, in oe11en Die ull'
reinisfeit Des SlnteS gum 4usbrlld fon'mt,
Sbmersen i'm &iiden, Sdmere Der In9tl.
lieper, bGui9em S6weben IhiparSer Slede
Dor ben Iugen NIT 3eltme,ll9em Slutalora19
ee9en bas @eblrn, per9eben Der Sebtra1t,
nnidbi9teit, bic auImerflamtelt auf einen
betimmten @e9enitanp Suritten, &C. Iue
bieie Grl6einnngeu baben ibrsn lr9rnllo III
au9emeiner SdlpGde bes Sr9anlSnllS, nno,
iie Su beilen, 9lbt IS nur elm Nflttel y. i.
&unfels @ller-g SeiusSltters. Gs lit uufebI'
bar. Sauieube, Die es augeluenoet baben,
b%efinoeu iid jeet I'M belten @Obtleln. Aber
uebnlt nur 8. 8. &unfelS Yraparat
Sutet Sud Dor Sallhungen unO erbdrnl'
llden 9tahabmlln9en. 8uutelS Glien>gSern.
BitlerS lift melt mo brett 10 ipoblbefanllt mn
brriibmt, paB bic unb oa Die Apotbeter lelbit
eS nahmadJen mo oal1n bieie 9tababmulIs
gen bel ben &unosu anSubrInsen perluGen,
Die &unfelS Buffers perlan9eu.
&unte!s GllensgSeinsSltters 1T ftet8 aui
Gin Dollar Slalhen 9etiut, nnp III einen
hiblhen, 9elDen lmlhlas, Der OH ieuer
Nu6eniete baS Yboto9rapD beS GrfinberS
tra9t, uerpadt. 8lAtet @uer Au9eumert aui
bas YbotOsrapb auBen, uuo Sbr lelb ltets
iiher, ben atten artltel au erbaIten, 81 per
6lal6e ooer lehS 6lalGeu gu So. Oltce
NIB Store OiO. 259 gtpro 9ieuute StraBe,
Austuuit fret.
, 1876-09-11
Ser SHUTTER @ottes @umbus III
Marpinaet.
WtarpntaeM.

Der Wunoeri9minoel BON Marpinssn
ideint nod niAt our 0tube tommen gu
louen. IuS elmer in uori9er Wobe cts
l%alienen Poli3eiuerorouung oes 2ano.
ratbsamtcs ct. Wenosl gebt bsruor,
oaB Der Srt, al welhsm Die Wariener.
lbcinun9cm ltatt9eIunhen babsn louten,
bis i'll Die iiinslte .3eit berein nod ims
nler Der SAauplae Don SerIammlun'
gen Der betbOrteu Wsem9e sewslen III.
Die Seboroe bat iib oeSbalb 5ur Nns
w%enouns Der ltrenslten ibr gu @ebOte
ltebenoen Mittel st5lpunsen 9eieben uno
Wtarpin9en lammt um9eseno 10 gu ias
gen i'll 8ela9erun9s5utano crtlart.
Wtan fann nur poifem, oaB olele ibar>
len WtaBuabmen Die auisere9te SeuOl.
ferun9 5ur Stlonnenbeit Suridflbrem
weroen. Die Serllner r@crmania"
tbat islbipcr ltauolid oaS Sure, Elm lots
DIES Hclultat 81 bInteltretben. Am II.
4usult peroffen!liAt oaS ultramontanc
Vlatt mieOerum einen Serlht liber Wtars
pIu9en unb Slpar aus Der SeOer zines
Dem Yfarrer Neureuter benadbarteu
@onfrater.' Der sciltlide 9err trSablt
Don erueuten Observation-Disclosures nit
O%blisater weiBer 2aube. in welAer er
lslb tusrltanOlid ben bl. @eilt erblidt,
uno anOern erbaull1sn Oln9en, II, u.
audi, OaB oa5 @naoMwalier, na6oem
beborolid)rleitS Der Srumeu 5use,
mauert moroen. IN elmer anoern Steue
itarfer ais porber berauS9equoucn IeI.
Sou oaS stpa audi Elm Wunocr fem?
@lti13eitis finoen mir in Der n8ers
mania siusn Sriei per @ltsrn lcnsS
&inocS, uelde5 0n9ebIlb BON lbwerer
&rantbeit our3 Den transport al
Die @naoMlteue %errcttct woroen lein
lol uno Oaour1 auBer Slano 9eleet
wuroe, cincp "lhonen @n9sl" abSn9e'
ben, Wie Serr 9teur.utcr ~betanntIid) 9ee
wanldt bate. Die &ttern oeS &lnoeS
ebaulfiren lih b~elonOerS iber Den oiden
&artot1euelb mo Die oimen SsIne, Die
Der &reiSpbpituS ibrcm &lnOe nad9e'
ia9t bate, ilbreu ibre Gntrii ltunscn pes
Weiteren aus unb lbIleBsn ibre AuS'
l%allunsen noli1 oamit, baB lie BEN
llebsn SOtt oiientlld ibren 0ant Ilr oil
9siluns ibreS &inoes auslpre1eu. o.,
Srief lislt liA III Der &bOt 10, ais OF
ibn ein bieoerer Ser9mam aus eisene1
SnltIatlue nnO obns Ssemflulluns Ourd
elnen Nnoeren selhrIeben baben fonne
Aus Nuem 9ebt bsruor, oaB Die Yiafiel
Der Giiel felt entidlollen lino, in Wtar
pimSen Elm swsitsS SoarOes gu %sranosn
, 1876-09-11
Sin Saas ullb feline Sdlafitellc.

Sn &initlcrfrciicn Circuit ri cine Md
unintere6ante InstOOle aus Der Stao
oes oeutlden 3ufuuftStjcater8. Sapeu.
m~eilter @dert aus Berlin bat lI6 ii
Bapreutb cine r~sisenoe 8iua erbaut,
lie comfortabel einribten lalien uni
! uo0te IN bieiem Sabre feline 6erien oa'
1slblt subrin9en. Su Der Scltitaot, in
Der felne Oahlude mcbr unbeleBt 1T,
eiu si9ensS Seim belieen - bas muB
fir cinen WtulitsGntbuliaiten cinen gang
auBsrorosntliben 6ei5 babsn. Gfert
freute ii9 wie Elm &ino auf baS 6elt.
Sor elniscn Gasen nun JAP CT i'm Sas
Ion @asnsr, 6rau Golima nabett iid
inn nit oey iIBeiten Wtiene, Die ibr gu
@sbote itebt. 2ieber @dert. flOtete lte,
Sie meroen faum ben Ssnlpielsn beis
wobnen fOnnen. - @rltaunt luenoet lid)
Der Mtulitsr gu Der 5rau oes Meilters.
- SD babe ibre Sila psrmietbet."
gdert ladelt, er oenft, 5rau Goiima
made eiuen @is, obsleid baS lonl
nidt au ibren neutrality-suspicious.
9e6Ort. - Sa laden sic nur, fdbrt
6rau @olima fort, Die Si0a babe id
benz Ssrru BON 99leinis iibsrlaiien.-
SEPT miro es benz aruen Gapeumeilter
unbeimlid gu Mutbe. Sblsinie 1T
quasi iein 8Orsciester uno in &unniaden
cine einfuBreide BsriOnlidfeit, 90
weroen mir uns nit 8wei Stubsn bes
sniissn. - Nsin, i'd babe Die sanse
Stua Dem @rafsn absrla6su, uno eS
itebt nidt eiu 3immer gu ibrer 0erfaz
9uns. sic iino bod nidt bOle?-
Wenn lid oeS Serrn gdert ui6t in lees
ter Stunoe nod lrseno elm Sau5tpraun
erbarmt, 10 fann ct auf Die erlts Ssrie
Scs Seltipisls per3idten. uno baSu
baut MAJ lid cine 9ila 8ie ibrisens
Der Wulitldriftlteler Gbrli6 bsri9tst,
bat @fert j1lieBlib bsim Yerwalter oeS
3udtbauleS in BaDreutb Gin beideis
oeS &dmmerAen 9clunoen.