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The New York herald., 1876-09-29

THE NEW AMSTERDAM BANK CLOSED By ORDER
OF THE SUPREME CoURr-INTERvIEws WITH
THE oFrICERs OF THE BANK-Two THOUSAND
TWO HUNDRED AND FoRTY-EIaHr DnPosI-
TORS.
ALBANY, sopt %, 1875.
The Amsterdam Bank, at No. 215 Bowcry,
New York, was closed to-day by order OF
Justice Landon, of tho Supreme Court, Sit
ting at Schenectady. Tho order made
upon the request OF the trustees through the
superintendent OF the Banking Department. On Sep
tember % they held q meeting, when II was shown
that the drain ubon their deposits rapidly under
mining all their assets ana would soon leave them with
out ability make any payments It was deemed
best to close and by Judicous management realize all
they could upon their The financial stateme nj
exhibited to them September II showed that tha
of Withdrawals over receipts on that day ex
coeded $40, 0OU Their principal assets consist Of
cages s3l3 $50; real estate, $12S 933 49, bonds
OF cities and town. s44,3Oo; cali loans, So $50, and
cash. $l0 500 H. or these tho mortgages believed
be good but the real estate cannot bring what II
cost The number Of depositors last January was
224S.
WHAT THE PRESIDENT SAYS.
When another savings bank-the New Amsterdam
announced yesterday as going into liquidation,
many people shook their heads and shrugged Their
shoulders, to say (which ~ to be the next oneY
Where can the savings of the poor be kept securey"
This bank, although not largo onc had an excellent
represented the German element. predominant IN the
bank. 1t supposed that with wise discretion in
Investments the New Amsterdam would tide over the
present troubles and with revival In general business
become pro porous; but rs 1t rs, the officers have
thought both and wise to ask the State super
intendent Mr. Eis to have receiver appointed, ard
tho showing tho trustees mako IN their report.
economical man Is selected the depositors will re-
ceive dollar for dollar OF the sums due them.
In order TO discover II anything new had been do.
veoped either the courts at the bank in reference
affairs, HERALD reporter waited on Mr. Theo-
bald Frohwen. the president, who was found At the
institution last evening" That Official stated positively
that the sound at that and only
out Of regar the best interests OF the deposlOrG
that the trustees determined last Friday to take the
present action Dollar ior dollar can be paid II
honest is appointed receiver Tho cost Of the
bank buding-tno only real estate hcld-wi be
found in the books the upper part OF the structure -
rented for Masonic lodge rooms and II IS well adapted
for such purposes all the mortgages are first class
city property and the securite es are good The only
two salaries paid the bank those Of the cashier
and the porter the President having served the do
positors for years without cent OF compen
sation. Mr.. Frohwein was willing at any moment ia
submit books or the bank any legally
titled to inspect them, ana expressed himself being
anxious 10 DO relieved by recover from his arduous
labors.
WHAT CASHIER
Mr. Oscar Webor, cashier OF the savings bank, fur.
nished tho following report OF the condition OF the
stitution on tho first day OF tho present mouth
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RIFLE MATCH AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2S, 1875
The entries for the Interstate Rife Match to take
place October L. under the auspices OF the Crescent
City Rifle Club, closed to-day. The following clubs
will partcip c:-Rhode Island Amateur Rifle Club.
Providence Amateur Rifle Club of Rochester. N. Y. |
Dearborn Rifle Club OF Chicago; Burlington Rife Club,
OF Burlington, VI Connecticut Rifle Association, OF
North Manchester, Conn. Ogdensburg Rifle Club, OF Og
densburg, n. Y Leather Stocking Rifle Association OF
Goshen. n. Y. Milwaukee Rife Club, OF Milwaukee,
Wis Worcester Sportsmens Is Club OF Worcester, Mass ;
Amateur Rilc Club, OF New York city. Possible ad-
ditioual Rifle Association OF
Boston; Saratoga Rifle Club, of Saratoga
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Z
W. IL Humphreys ch. z. Judge Fullerton
fJohp Splan) 2 2 2
AQUATICS.

The first annual regatta Of the New Jersey Amateur
Rowing Association will take place at Pleasant Valley
on Saturday next Entries for the following races
have been madc-
-Four. cared shells.
Single SOULS, senior
Single scus. junior.
Pair-oared gigs
FUur-oared gigs.
Four and eight Dared barges.
There will also be q tub and swimming match.
Barges and steamer leave twelfth street dock, Ho-
boken, ut one O'Clock.
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Total liabilities. -.


Mr.. Weber states that since the LIST Of the month
the deposits decreased about $50 000 The deposits
the 1st amount to about So 000 ana II became
necessary dispose of about $4,000 worth OF mort.
cages and the amount Of United States bonds 10
order to meet tho drafts which came this month.
The item OF real estate, $133 932 93 enumerated
among tho assets Is the exact cost of the building,
lot and appurte where the bank has transacted
it's business The surplus Of $l1, 562 20 reported IN
the above statement Is SAID by Mr.. Weber t0 be un.
changed by subsequent TRANSACTIONS.
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Ao Louis A. Ehsr'sse Frederick the Great. BY Lex.
al ii. p NcGrssh's Dr. C. Leonard. BY Longfslow of
~ H. p McGr..h'.b c. Frank Jones. by Bl.rney..on.
4s Geo Longst.as (R. W. Canerons) b. Braemsr by
FouRrH RAcK---TnE MANHATTAN HAsprcar-A Sweep
BY
500 out Of ths stakes Weights 30 be published by I'd Sep
l. ". Kerwins br g the Moor aged. by Lexington out
" q J. Collins, sjs.S Ssae.2 p m Passion years, by
Red Eys s;ss Ss ?. b sy%piss e. nv
on, Of sophis. ii4lss.
ton dnes on Of volns os lbs m 'h'''' 'y ls1ins
= Mcpanis. sh Matte A.. years. by Australian
q. d. McDsniels ch; m. Msdge years, by Australian
T. b. McDanisa b. c. BragsiOnns, years. by haywood
s b. HeD.nisis b. C. Vigil. years. by Virgil. out of
b. Mspanie. bl vrrinu, years, by Virgil ou. OF
H. D. Mcdaniel. ch. b; Willie Burke. years, BY Bay
IL Odsn BowIrs rh Mary years by Dickens, out Of
IL c.H ! "; 4. Mqens b. G Paper Maker, years. by
BGnni sso,snd dam Sy vss"ar es S =,
stead BY Giiroy sister to Ruric 81 los.
CA. c kSs. SI sa usors BY fA's0n out of
: IS. Carr Co.. ch. E. M El" wosson, years, by War
is Ihos. Puryear 4 C9'ssh Msco. 4year.. oy Nara
II. Belme1.'s ch oiitipa, years. by bennington
ia A. Belmont's mp b. Dauntless. years. by Msca
u. /.
Dance of Undine, 97 lbs.
~ d. l. Lorisrd's br; 6 Ambush. syears, by Austria
~. 4. A. CaDaugh's b. h. Piccolo years. ty Concord
out Of andinx. t20 lbs.
~ E. \. Cisbauga's b. 6. Cyril years, by Planet
2a Charles Reeds gr Gray Num- years. by Aster out
"a r. Dwyer 4 Bros. blk h. Rhadam anthus. 4 years
by Lcrmin ton, oa. Of Nemesis, ils lbs.
25. @. W. Medingers ch. First Chance, years, by
%. 9 "; Msdinssrs ea { LibSis L, years, by Bay
81 j. O. X Lawrence's b. h. shylock. aged, by Lexing
ton. Of Edith. liz lbs
as T. LorllArds br c. James A, 4 years, BY Leaning
ton, Of Maiden, 1l2 lbs.
- T.. Lorisrds b. T. shirley years. by Lexington.
n of Miss Carter, 96 lbs.
so T. Loril ards br: Fugitive years, by Lcamng-
ton. OF ulrlca. 81 lba
81. r. Loriardsb b. Pers, 3years. by Leamin
Of Maggie Is. b.. 93 lbs
81. T. A. Gays m. Ella Harper. aged by Rebel dam by
Rupee, ia lbs. .
"a j. s. o'Bricn'sb Governor Kcey, years, by Ri
voli Of Survivors dam. 112 lbs
IS. +. Morris b. Sweetlps. years, by Eclipse out OF
Firr, S4oO tho winner To be sold ut
tion entered to sold for 81 0O0 weight
age; II for $780, allowed lbs for $50, lbs
$500, II lbs mile and eighth.
POOLS.
A few pools some of the above sold at
Johnsons lass night but this evening The betting will
begin in earnest The following are the figures at
talned:-
JEROME STAKES
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SCULL RACE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept 49, 1870
two.mils scull rnce between Kennedy, OF Port
land, and Driscoll Of Lowell to-day, by the
former in lam. 35a
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MURDERERs CONVICTED.

NAYS LAsDryc, N. j., Sept 2s, 1876
The jury In the Of Johr Hill and John Fulton,
tried for the murder OF George Chisle rendered
dict Of murder ~ the nrst degree tnis afternoon
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Mllncr leaus the Irlsn team IN the Two snOOt-
ing. having scored 40 at the 800 yards 81 tho
900 yards MenZles leads the Scotch with 80 at the
500 yards and 81 at the 800 yards and Sade the Aus
trasns, with 45 at the 500 yards and IS vt the 800
yards.
at the 900 yards range after which the prizes for the
members making the highest the three days
firing Of zach OF the foreign teams will DO awarded.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Agnes, AVG, Vice Commodore Fish, passed
whitestons, L. l., yesterday afternoon, cruising
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During tho firing OF the first aud second squads an
accident occurred which, although slight might have
proved fatal. Rathbone and Luke the plat
orm and Rathbone fred, scoring buls-eye Lukc's
target instead Of his The MARKER thinking Luke
had made the shot, raised his trap, and Luke at tho
same instant ired striking the staff OF the danger sig
nal, knocking of splinter, which hit the marker
tho face making a slight wound.
The first and second squads finished firing at about
twUnty minutes past two +. NJ. when the third anu
fourth squads Immediately commenced, tho third
squad using the lett and the fourth squad the right
target
The arrival of trains during the firing OF these squads
Increased the number Of spectators nclud-
ing many ladies' ThOrburn, Of the third squad, took
position tho ground between the platforms used by
the other contestants, and held 1t during the entire
shooting.
THE GREATEST EXCITEMENT
OF the day alter the regular shooting, and was
caused by tho skilfu firing OF Luke, OF the Scotch
team, and Can1eld, of the American team, tied
six times, neither having tailed buli'scyc.
Tho excitement became intense when Garfield ap-
peared for his next shot, He took his position and
AIMED deliberately but only made inner, scoring
Luke followed promptly and scored another bups-eye
amid great applause
rha rasut of tho davss shooti in is foIlowc
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THE RIFLE TEAMS.
TIN SHOOTING DY SQUADS IN WASHINGTON
THE scoEEs-BANQUET TO THE TEAMS BY
THE CIrIzEAs-ToAsTs AND SPEECHES.

THIN SHOOTING Dx SQUADS IN WASHINGTON
THE scoEEs-BASoUET TO THE TEAMS BY
THE cIrIzENs-ToAsrs AND SPEECHES
wAsHScroy, ID. c., Sept %, 1870
The second days shooting at Bsnnng's Range by
the Irish Scotch, Australian and American rho teams
commenced with the firing at the 900 yards range
The platforms Tor the marksmen occupy the same
positions during the 500 yards shooting but the
gets have been back 100 yards Tho spo.ters arc
more familiar with their work, and the result Of
shot is quickly posted, ana consequences tho
firing proceeds rapidly. These contests in no
sense international The match has been crroneously
stated. The shots were originally intended TO be
merely exhibition Shots and general prizes were
offered The action of the Irish ard Scotch citizens OF
the District Offering prizes for the members OF the
Irish and Scotch teams making the highest score IN
tho three days shooting. caused the General Commit
prepare like prize for the Australian team and
the shooting has the character Of matches
between the individual members of the foreign teams
and will be so regarded although the shooting viii
continue in mixed squads as on Tuesday. The three
days firing Of the foreign teams will constitute a
MATCH and the prizes will be awarded the members
OF each team shall have made the highest
No prizo has been offered for the members Of 'hc
American team TO compete lor and they will continue
their exhibition shots In conjunction with the foreign
ers.
Al quarter to eleven O'Clock the squads drawn
foliOws:-
First Squad. Henderson, American team Fulton,
American team; Bodne, American team; Lynch, Aus
tralian team Luke, Scotch team Thyme Irish team.
Second Squad-Rsc. scotch team; Rathbone Amer
lean team; Fenton, Irish team; Garfield, American
team; Biydenburgh, American team; Risby, IRISH
team.
Third Squad.-Evans. Irish team; Joynt, Irish
team; Ovcroaugh. American toam; Thorburn, Scotch
team: Miner, Irish team.
Fourth Squad Coli, Irish team; Boyd, Scotch
tonm Am
Slade, Australian team.
Aessrs. Gee and King, OF tho Australian team, having
lett Tor home yesterday the contest Tor the Australian
prize will be between Messrs Lynch and Slade,
who tuesday scored the highest shots their
team.
THE FIRING
began at haltpast eleven o'clock, the 6rst squad firing
tho left target and the second squad the right
target Each man is allowed fifteen shots with pos.
sblc score of seventy five.
Rae, OF the second squad. led off with inner shot,
followed by Rathbone with centre aud Fenton with
Cantold then scored tho first bulls eye, and
Blydenbursh inner. Rigby made tho first outer.
Anderson scored centre the first shot of the first
sound, followed by Fulton aud Lynch zach with
centre und Luke and Thyme each with II bulls eye
Bodnc closed the first shot of tho first squad with
lower inner shot.
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rffu pfRar rRr


Governor Sprague mnde the 1rst trial, driven by
Humphrey sullivan, accompanied by q saddle horse.
the fourth attempt Governor Sprasue recoivcd the
for tho start and went away on square tro the
runner about length behind him. Governor Sprague
passed the quarter pole 81 seconds, the haif-me
pole III u, tho thrcequarters IN :4614 and made
The mile in 2 225Is. AS Governor Spraguc came into
the homosretcn his cnock rein got loose and he broke
up, losing something by tho mishap-probably not
over half n second.
Sam Purdy made his trial with a running mate,
chestnut mare. ridden by Charley Dobe. Sam Purdy
went away at steady, square gait and passed The
quarter pole in S5 seconds ana the balf-mc pole in
lao, the threoquartcrs In l:46i, and ho made the
mile IN 2:24ta.
None OF the other horses being in readiness to
make tleir trials the meeting dispersed Tor tho day
Tho following Is tho
SAME DAY.-National Cup. value 81, 900, for
staons to bo awarded for the fastest mile during the
meetng special trials madc this day by the following
horses
Budd Dobc's philadelphia, Pa-), bay stallion Sam
fuTCy, one trial.
Jerome l. Case's (Rxcine, Wis., black stallion Gov
ernor Sprague. one trial. Observation-Disclosures.
Quarter. Half Nile
Governor Sprngue. 81 l:llk 2:25H
Sam Purdy.... 3oz II0 z;zaT
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for a purse of $500; $500 tho second horse En-
trance Tree. Entries be made ut the course. by
r. NJ, on Thursday October IL; weights to appear by
two y NJ on tho following day. Any number OF horses
may be entered by tho same owner Three more
horses the property OF different owner 10 start
ruca Iho usuxl steeplechsso courss
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ANOTHER SAVINGS BANK CLOSED.

THE NEW AMSTERDAM BANK CLOSED BIZ ORDER
OF THE SUPREME CoURr-INTERvIEws WITH
THE OFFICERS OF THE BANK-Two THOUSAND
TWO HUNDRED AND FoRTY-EIGHr DnPosI-
TORS.
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9ie Stunts Ginnahmcn.

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($n. &cmpcD lit bcrcitS in Ncn SdnOcn
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6. @bIdaifnn9 Der 3oIlbduIer, Boil.
bcamten ilno Der Observation-Disclosures,
uno Ginrihtuns beS SreibunocIS bniilr.
Sin bOber 3arif ici uibt MIR Der Gnt
luiflnn9 bcS 2onoes binberlid, Ionocrn
bas SDitcw Der Gintrcibnu9 inOircftcr
Stenern mitteIS SarifNcpCnue fibre
tets CUR Seridleuoerrns Der 6fcntli.
den @elber, on oa$ Snoiuiouum Den
Druid FOLDER gciteuerune nibt bircit
filblt rno bcSbuIb wcnig Mdt barauf
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bet luirb.
7. SIbIbaffung beS SnIanbitcucr.8 .8n.
reallS nno GiniammIuug nIler fir Die
8encralrc9ierun9 notbi9cn Steuern Ni.
rcft bonn 8oIfe unb MIR burb Die BON
&olfe erpdbltcn 2otalItcucrcinncbmcr.
Dies miro 9lcidfalls cine ld6rfere lie.
bCrlua6un9 Der SerouS9nbuu9 Der 8eI.
Der CUR Sol9e boben. 9Inbcroem 9iebt
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$4,000 f6bernIrn 8comtcn inn Yoit.,
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600 l(nterbenmtCn pcrid)icOcncH Gnn
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lion bilocn, cine 9cf6brIi6e Mfndt III
Die Snno Der Administration.
s. 9Ibihnfflm0 Der &,9i,run9S. Sruf.
fcrci, pcIde jGbrIidD WiitliOncn tOitct,
Inn Sonncn bon Sdunb 81 uCronCnt.
Iihcn, bcn fein Wicnib Ii,It.
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trlpnrtcn bic Surdicbuu0 bcricIbcn
icIbit uibt ouf Der StcIIc, ubsr ic iu'
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Scrcinfadun8 Der buuptiddIidW 5o.
riii0Bc tbm lurN.-9t. o. =.
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Scr ucrriidte @ictboOiitcn.@foT, 8i.
fduff $uuen, lueIdcr Icbtbin @rdiiOent
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Sirn cines 8erriiftcn cntItebcn, un6
6ab ts i'm oberen Stijbcben oes 8iIdoff
nidt 9anS iuuber, iInO CT rcii filrS Nor.
rsnbnHS 1T, elanbrn oar pieIe 9entc.
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Gin pnIitii9ss Srusramm hsr Gent.
idlcu im 9peIfen.

Sine sInsubI On8cicbcncr bcutibrr
SilrOcr non Ohio, lu,Idc III Der EoIitif
cine bcruorra0cnOe StclIum0 cinncbmcn,
bnbcn luicOcrboIt SCrntbnngen 9eBnItcn
ibcr GurmuIirlm9 bon Sorbcruuocn,
pclbc iic all buS bcmofratiibe Gcprd.
icntnntcnbouS 81 itelIen bCnbiibti9cn.
Sln Der Spisc Der 8cluc9un9 itcbcu
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GIcucIonb. friibcr 9i,utcnont.6ouucr.
ucur non Ohio, uno %uOere, Die felt Nsr
Organization Der rcpublitaniideN 4nr.
tel Su ibr birltcn, bon 1872 lis 1875
ubcr nit Ncn 9cmofrat,n Bcmeiniboft.
lid bunScItcn unO ItttsN $crbit uicOcr
8ouUcrncrr Snpcs 9c9cn, htn 9emO
frat SIIIen mtcritilbtrn, rnD oIS 6Hb.
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ais 9tcprdicntauten Der Stimmruo beS
9cutidtbnmS int 8eItcn iiberbnupt-be.
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llibIoier lit; ieoer bnfilr ouSse9ebenc
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0icrlno. bat oenldb Der Contribution
nibtS NIT Dem GrSiebun9Slpcicn Sll
tbun.
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mie in 8tit YOint. Bur llnteritilb'
un0 OieIer Sorotrun9 iuirO Elm @uSju9
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gr9ument ouf0citcIlt, oob Gin itebenbeS
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4. &bIdoifun9 Der Morine.&fabemic
in @nnapoIiS. Sieie iuiro ouf 9Ieide
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SnItitute .iu9eluenoet, Dap iie tbotidd.
lid cine 9lriltofrotc in Der &rmee lno
Morine fdaffen.
8. SlbI6offum0 NcS TultipitcmS ala
Neoierun9Sinititnt.
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glhltfrn rinrs llrhnitrurs.

@r. Gar u ilbI, frilbcr OtcOoftcur
OcS .nGOlifornjn SCmofrat," W6tcr ci.
ncv Der NcOOftcurc bcr ,glcw gorfrr
StaOtSScitrnO, iOluic Der Union" mb
OcS ,YbiIaOrIpbia 9cmofrnt," itarb
am 24itcn SBcmbcr, 1875. su @bila.
bclpbio, III SoI9c cincs 8IutIhlr;cS,
nadNCm CT glbrnNS suuor crit bcttId0c.
rig 0cuorOcn mar, Ser Scritorbcnc
luor i'm Subr 1919 81 SNnnu, i'm che.
noIi9cn Gbnriiiritcntbum Seiicn OebO.
rcn, llno crbiclt ellie trciilidc GrSicbung,
ba icin &ntes icIbit cin 9cbrcr uuO Sir.
bcn.Scrwaltcr mar. Sm Snbr 1S4S
bctbcili0te CT iidl al Der bomnIi0cn Nr.
uoIutca, mllbtc obcr in 1S49 mie uicIc
icirGg @ciinmun9$9cnOiicn boS Sntcr'
IanO UcrIaiicu, uuO mad 9Imerifa ans.
lunnNcrn. Gr mar Gin B0dit 9cbilOstcr
unO bo69cNbtctcr Mtnnu, unb bon al.
len 9cIicbt Die i'm fonntcu.-y(Hbe ici'
her slide.
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SnBrss : SsriammInus Der bsuii@su
Vrriit.

gldbitcn 0Onnrritag, ocn 13tcn Sn.
mar, 1876, ScriummcIt iid Der Scrcin
Der bcutibcn Frciic bon &cnniDIuani.
ell, 0cnl6B cincS BcibIuiIcS, i'll &bilaNsl
pbia, 5t wcIdcm iimmtlidc bcutIhc
GNtrrcn mN @cronS0cbcr beS StnotcS
bOfl6it cinNcInNcn iino. Ser 3wcf
Der %criommInn0 lit, I'M pdbrcnO bcm
GcntcnnioI.Sobr cincu ,,gintionnI. Scr.
cin Der Ncutibcn @rciic" gu 0riinNcr.
Sie 9crrcu Y. 9. 0eiicnrino, Is. y.
SorIadcr rnN 9r. s. =. Sod bon &I.
ItntOlun Iabcn cine GinlaSunO an ale
9cr0nS0cbcr cr8cbcn Ioiicu, mo cS itcbt
Sn boiicn, Dap &ciucr bel bicicr 3uinm.
mCufuuit icbIt.
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Die Grirbgebnno bon VsnniBlbauirn

Sicicr &6rpcr ucriummeItt iidJ an
0icnitnN inn StoatS.GopitoIium. 9o
cS fcinciibrIibc @crIommInn9, iouNcrn
cine ucrto0te 1T, 10 bcbnlten uuc i'm
pori8cn Sabre crludbIte uno on9citeItc
8eamten ibre SiBc oScr StcIlcn. Sine
ncne Sr6nniiaton miro Ocbbalb ni6t
ltntttnOcn, obibOn non pcridicbCncn
Scitcn cine gtenacitultumo bicicS &6r.
pcrS bCfiirlporttt luuroe.
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QEnrhe ahaelekt. nnb luarnm2 2

Sr. &. s.. Sunne, biSbcr Sberridtcr
Scr Court i'm Scrritorium Slri3ona,
iunrNc bon %rdiiOcnt @runt icinsS sInl'
tcS cntictt, unO lunrum? gSeil sr Cit
&oiboIif iit-Sicbt mon 6a ni6t ben
&icrNCiub br5 Acknowledgements?
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Oeiieutlihe 9ueumeutc.

6Opcrn0r $artranft crituttcu mir
IInicrn perbiucIibitcn Sunf fir bic lie
bericnNnn9 6ifcntIiher Nocnmcnte.
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9Cuiidcr 0utirsbiruit.-gSir iinb
criuht UorNcu 81 mcIocn, Dap u6bitcn
Scwato0 picrerum @ottcSNicnit in bcr
Ncutihm Iutb. ct, MiihocIS STRIDE iein
m0 luobribcjnIib $r. Yoitur e dan!
prc0ioCn miro.
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9iebfabI. SOriOe @fittluOd gtadt
crbrOdcn Sicbc Den Store Der $crrcn
Span0lcr & Did in @farictta. prcbtcn
Den ciicrncn @cINidranf (safe) offcn,
entlunNctcn cine fIeinc Summc @cIb,
unb itoblcn bonn cine betrddtIibcNunn.
tit6t SrD. .@oobS.
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E1" 99Uttr Trmmt tc& bic ririiSs unN
llrts wa61snts SrIisbtbsit Won Or. alttrt
Genr0ers Iu0sbur9rr 9ruif,
tkss? Gr Srriri6t nie mtbr ais tr bali. unb
bat nod f,inrn gtittntm sstSuldt. Z.