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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
WILL YOU VOTE FOR YOUR INTER
STS. OR WILL YOU VOTE TO
GRATIFY YOUR PREJUDICES

II you vote for your interests, like sem
'oIe citizens and discreet business men,
you Will VOTE FOR TIE BEST MEN.
compare the two tickets. Compari-
SOUS Are said to be odious, sometimes; ;
ADo 50 they may be in this instance to
'us members ofthe Radical county ticket.
compare the two Legislative tickets:
DEMOCRATIC.
WILLIAM l.. REARN.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
K, G. BARR,
JOSEPH w. MORGAN.
RADICAL.
B. B. DOVENER,
RICHARD BLUM,
5. L. BBICE,
SIMON MCCOLLOCH.
compare the candidates for Sheriff:
GSEORGE R. TINGLE,
F. A BRITT.
Haa so on through the whole list.
Il you vote for your interests and vote
' U The best men, you cannot vote the
S'dicslticke..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
GOfg AND wHEELING'S INTER.
ESTS.

Many Republicans of Wheeling have
remarked upon the fact that Corr has
pu! in almost his entire campaign bar
gaining and intriguing in the Third Dis
,,ct, and that ne has not come near
Wheeling or spoken in this section OF
the state Considering the platform
upon which he is running, this is natural
enough When it is considered that he
i. snesking round swapping off your in
leresis for his own selfish gain, it would
be brsssy indeed in him to come to this
part of the state asking votes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
NO SCRATCHING.

Let it be the pride of every Democrat,
tomorrow, to cast clean, unscratched
ticket.
Let there be friendly rivalry among
the Democrats of the various townships
to show, when the votes are counted, the
smallest number of scrsted or mutllated
tickets
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS IN
WARRINGTON AND RlTCHIE.

We believe that, in the districts OF
Washington and Richie, the candidates
for school commissioner are required to
be voted for upon seperatc ballots and
the ballots to be deposited in seperate
ballot-boxes, from the state and county
tickets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
READ YOUR TICKETS.

Democrats, read your tickets from top
to bottom with care. The Radicals have
already in circulation tickets intended to
deceive. Some of them ::are counterfeit
and fraudulent, and are intended to de-
fraud the unsuspecting. Don't permit
yourselves to be deceived.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09

So FAR as the tall elections lead the
way the electoral vote is to be recorded
as follows: For Tilden-Arkansas, 6;
Alabama, 8; Connecticut, s; Dela-
ware, 4; Georgia, IL; total, So. For
Hayes-Colorado, 8; Maine, I; Vermont,
5; total, Is. Majority for Tilden, 20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
WORK! WORK

Work today, tonight, and tomorrow
ms glorious victory. Think of the re-
;oicing throughout the length and
h,s,tth Of the land that will follow a
b-illlsnt victory in West Virginia to-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09

TIE false Republican orscles are
claiming gains in the Connecticut town
elections. The facts are that so far as
heard from, the Democrats gain six
towns from last years. How the Hayes
ties are given TO lying!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09

We print an editorial from Colonel
y,LrRg's Philadelphia 7imes on HAYES
y,,s.NOthingism. 1t is valuable as
.,osipg how the matter is looked at
..,u an independent standpoint.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
Mormon Items.

SALT LAKE, October John w.
Young was to-day elected First Coun-
selor to Brigham Young 81 Beaver.
To-day an argument was made for 3
new trial in the case Of John d. Lee. A
declsion 10 expected on Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09

The Cincinnati Enquirer calls the
Press agent at Denver, Colorado, the
"Boss Centennial liar"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
v,rsthe straight ticket and be happy

,,ryou for the people, or for the cor
,46,e-holders' ring at Washington?
n.,i5e this day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09

psxocrA1s, do not be over-confdent.
,.u;,no ets,rt. Push the contest home.
-. your victory be complete and crush
ig.
al ,ba work
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
Locomotive Yissmss'. C.sveasss.

BALTIMORE, October The eleventh
annual convention Of the Grand Inter.
rational Union Of Locomotive Pnemen
il beng held here with closed doom. A:
te-dsy's session the following officers
were elected: Grand Master, Henry
Hofmas Scbscectsdy, y. Y; Vice Gfssd
Master, J. L. Rowan. Msdisoh. Mica;
Grand Secretary, J. Hurber, Chicago;
Grand Treasurer. z. Fellow. Clinton.
Iowa. Grand Msnhsl, J. Rsmbo. Phiis-
dslpbis, Grand Guide, Samuel Cowan,
81. Adams, Vermont: Grand Chaplain,
}. A Cocklsy, Baltimore.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
THE CAPITAL.

vote for Corr or any Radical candi-
49,, vilI be a vote for the Radical plat
-, IN the Capital question.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
1t'hcc|'Ao Aegister.
1,.J ,.cssJ saturday al lO9.


n, ,,,,.aer to-day '9tA be partly els''dg
a.,-iIcest ,0tnds, and lo,oer tempsra-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
etOr" "hrro s"Eo"B"~'
only 10000 Majority.

ATLANTA, Ga, October 6.-The Dem
ocrs,ic msjority in ninety-,wo counties
is 10000. The forty-lyo counties "a
hear from will make tho majority $1,000
at least. Tho Legislature will stand ~
follows: Senate. forty-three Democrat.
and one Republican; the House has six
Republicans, three OF which are colored;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
,yrs. KNOw.NOTHINGIsM

u, With the work.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-09
Not a Guhernatorfal NomInee.

l have Just about as fair q prospect
of being made governor as he has
Mr.. Walker then took up seriGtin the
points Of Gen. COTS speech and replied
10 them in . manner that kept his
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-29
DERNIERES NOUvELLES

L. A : - lisu ! Paris, daus h saIle Dc
rOp6fA - festival Dc pUnion ffancoam6ri-
eAina. Pagusi les n0mbeeux assistants Agu-
l1ient 10 minis1SO am<gi1ain Washburno ct
IN. Thser. Weddington, LAbeulaye, Dc
kechanheaa; do Lazhyet*e ct Dc Tocque-
yilla. 0na eatendu nm disoouss de LaSou-
Mvus = oantats De 6ounod e b Hau Objsms-
~ els.demain, - b eenvd fanAbrs do
nns Lsais Blenc ltait suivi Per 500, 900 per-
soapes, pagmi lssqusll0 on ramarquait Vic
t0r Huge, Raspau, Gamhetta q Barodck
HUT oadAvrus oct ~ tSUuv6s dana les ruineo
n 1h6At50 incendN d Rcusn.-LA Chamhro
heese du PaSlenaent s1glais > rvpcuas6, par
- vsix centre l54 b bin dyligibit16 des
Amlnss. Hu6teurs fhillitas sCnt 66elaetes ;
Leadf0. II oo0eeose Do Dof6y ct d<o6d<o
= 6-Dans IN discours a Pnrismsut ale
naa4 - hveaf de- laspepar.ment imperial
De- cheoi9s de 1er = prince Bsmark . aH
qus y uihi1tfe Delhtack IT donn6 = a.
n1.an pae sppedoleo Aeo psqjet On eroit
q Dsg1h1 = lt1i6uts d rsfesat sahinak--
osanas aGite1ioa . Dansnask, q b FoIk>-
G1ing 49, &V6v 6ns0 ~ d6cgut veyal.-
6ssz.9 stssss E.esssnt . Hs;slst
~, - Iazcs G8 ~ hah pei6oanissoSe "
-. = - yay% = paix ssse - Asils
A 11ztqss, Dias slais.t iCaGs.ss,s -.
ss!ss gE1S = e pfa - = dissstioa
= F1sds.t Gssas ssuiu4nisl y = ) H.
TO s.ss 1870 -. q 2 -;
sAeensbs.-L nissnspi ~ pstsipitS, y
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-29

26, dans 10 eato9 on rsccouroi. On face
de vicksburg, ct causera dc graves DOM
mages.-McKec 6t6 oondamne, par II cour
f6d6nle de StLouis, b 2 ans do prison st
el0, 900 d'amende. dom Pedro
est arrive 10 rs ! San Francisco.-LA conven.
ton d6mocrataque do pEtst de New-York,
si6geant Utica, M PCS ohoisi de candidat
presidential convsation r9pQblioaino du
Massachusetts, si6geant Boston, pratiquS
In m6me absfenti0n.
n y anra biont6t du uouveau On Louisiane.
La rfsolution Gibson passS le %, ct una en-
quete fond sera fate sur ID Douane ct ses
fonctionnaircs. KinsellA, l'agent du trSsor !
ID Nouvelle- Orleans, est egalement menace.
lie lieutenant -gouvcrneur Antoine nomm6
membrcs du Bureau de Sant6, pour rEtat On
general. les docteurs Heath, Smythe, White
ct Woodward.-George w. Carter. ranoien
speaker de Ia Legislature louisianaise, 70
pris 10 ffoc quill avait jets aux orties, o 70
ceptG Ia charge dune CONGREGATION } New
York;. Reynand, dcrniArement srrivS do
France, remplace, CONNIE g6rant du Consul
lat de France In Nouvolle- ORLEANS, 10 VI
comic Paul dAbssc, momentanSmcnt On
congo.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-29

Ls >sngssuissas s1tobs a. - jdIIsk
6psqns11Dpeur i egsvs11isa 1f1ieaai-
Aleesas1.naS4 - - assss :.
49, = 49, - - - Y; 49, = = NJ -.
s1nha Pn11h1sk II 0D1s slnsu1al o. d.
eon1uvo1ow - epuI1e v1uu1oo . lDeDW
- - e1D1Dm 49, - mW1gA NJ .
Ooo olkG111o ~ - SoDoAnoni1o q
~, 81 uss esFenias isapsgfeDee nanfn-
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-29

Qu0. La0c1en g0uv0rneur WArmOth, nm
rcu6 sco0mpli, tFavaille dams l'ombre rDu-
vre dc perturbation ct de division, OF Kellogg.
son saccesseur, est all6 .prendre Fair de
Odi0iels du parti sur In marche suivre dams
70 labyrinthe, laisAant INTERIM \ Antoine.
La d6m0crstes ont 6galcmcut lcurs soucis.
q In lcttrc de Leonard M 7Smss est un bal
Ion d'essat qui leur est pour le moins d<sa-
gr6able. II y . eu d6ja parmi eur des de.
ALLIANCES ct des objections, ct lis ont
crsindre qus les clements, les stomes si ron
vent epsrs dams rsrAne politique, no -
groupout sous quelque main habile. ct ne
fassent echee 4 une organization qui . sur
vScu tant de crises p6rilleuses. rne boune
leurs mains, par le rejet, faute dune mAio-
riff dos deux tiers pour II suspension des
roglcmenta, Dc II proposition dune enquetc
sur PAckard ct u Douane, par 10 rcpr6sen-
tant 0ibaop ~ Congress. Lo succAs de cctte
proposition eat mieux vslu que lee conclu-
sions du comik de Ia Chambre en- faveur do
6pencer eoptre M0rey.
John ?. Barrett jr., respiou do ravooat.
general Pierrepont arretS pour avoir attent6
IL pudeur du lieutenant gouverncur An
tome. rolArh6 moycnnant un cautionnement
depuis disparu, &C Barrett est n6 ID Non
vetle-O Orleans en- 1912, meme une vie errante
q criminello de- voleur ct de faneeairs
dams . Missouri, rIowA In Pennsylvanie, 10
Nsw-fork, puia sst rrvenu m Cite louisianais
u Y q 6t6 "a service du jugo Durell, qui In
rpaasS ; ravocat-16n<al Pisrrepont-IA
diacOrvic fait rage entrc 10 Compagnie des
lsv6ea ct In commission des ing6nieurs des
ditss lev6es, CONNIE l'attestent sufisamment
lee lettrss Pea oorlialcs 6cbang6cs entrc 10
president Henderson ct le general Long
strcet-Le president Wheelock. de IL Com
yaGnis du chsmin de fer Noavelle- Ori6ans 4
Pnrihqne. poursuit en- 900. 900 de dommages-
int6reta - administrafeuu municipsux, qui
ont refns6 do faire psoo6sier IN vote sur In
question de In taxe en- faveur de cette entre.
priae.-IAa procea de whiskey ont commences
coutr II. Fsreubarh. ie premier des iucul-
p<As-Ls boarl de- aant6 s'eat rsnouvel6 ct
kpur6 ont ktz klua les docteuu don't lee
nnms suivcpt: Gandst president, Y.-R Ie-
monnier ascr6taire |; inspectcurs: Ter district,
VIII. His~; 2e. Russell; q, TAyior; 70,
Joseph Holt: s.. Dubuclet; Go, Bayly; 70,
Ryan.-Ie Nss OV1eaas Dniiy Dewscrai ct
dsvenu io,ssssl DIN soir depsiis b ALA
bstu: publie. sous Ia signatrrs DE- I. For
naise don't b fond . brsRooup d'Rualogie
aver b canta hamaad du Psiriv, -
ssissvs. rconeilli ct arrange par Charles Dsn-
lin. sans quill v Hit 6vidrmmNnt ombrc de
paagiat, n psrt nj d'xutrr.-Daaa 10 nAse
Journal. le Accfeur c. Te~tuf snnoacs qua u
Se1ssta< Hts<vvstrs. qu1l W fair~ paraftrc In
ceeaammont, sera onverte 4 un cnpcours men
siel de prose et vers. anquel II convie les lit
t9rAteus de In f.ouisisne.-Le Times Q enrc-
gtstr6 cetts ttrsngs clreuDaire: "Erksesssnt: !:
Un den, maitre du Nouvement Perp<tnel,
trausmattra % produit aux Peuples des Ns-
lions qut vieudrout en- fafre dee h0mmagcs
- A v-aS>ssno - D.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-29
P A R o s s E s
sT-CHARLES

La paroisse st. Charles Q droit 4
un delegue q Ia convention demo
cratique qui SO reunira le 24juillet
4 Baton Rouge.
-Vente par le sherif, samedi :
mai, ONE heures du matin, 4 10
Maison de Cour, dune terre saisie
dams pafaire Bernard Boulie con.
tre Joseph Cazali; situee lieu dit
du Cotean de France, entire le
bayou de rOnrs ct le bayou des
AlIemands; design6e par le nu-
nero s. sur un plan dress6 le 6 f6-
vrier 1869 par Leon J. Fremeaux,
ct representant le cote sud du che
min tle fer Morgan, Louixiane &
Tsxas; mesuraut IN arpent de
face audit chemin de fer q 80
piesls de distance de la concession
dudit chemin de fer, sur ~ .ar.
Ient% de profontlelr I; born6e dun
cote par u lot So, ct do l'autre par
le lot 81 slndit plan pour une
dctt., dc e1l5 avec interet q s pour
cent depuis IL 13 mars 1873, plus
8 pour cent d'honoraires d'avocat,
ct les frais du process; compliant
-yente par le sh6rif, samedi
6 mai, onze heures du matin, 1 n
MaisOu do Cour, de divers appa-
reils (chaudieres, pompes,
tuyaux, barometres, thermomA-
tres,) sssisis dams raffaire Morris
Tasker 3 Cie contre 10 Premiere
COmpagnie manufacturiere ecu.
trale de diffusion du sucre; pour
une detts de e24, GOALS avec in
t4ret 4 z pour cent depnis 10 10 o.
tobre 1876, plus >l30 do ffsis, . ~
mOis de credit ct 8 pour ces,t din.
ter6t jusqn'a placement dual.
On lit dams le Herald:
Dimanehe, l6. . 6tI arrat6 an bayoa des
Allemsnds. par le dfpufGAh6rif Do 4sttas,
10 fameux Henry Parker, qui s'6tait 6vadS
dc In geOie, Il y . TN m.
-Aari6s, lundi " avril. P4glise iepisco-
pale do h Trnit6. Nouvelle- Orl6anA George
A. Williams, de Selma, Alabama
-Une convention du comit6
cx6cutif republican, de Ia paroisse
St Charles u eu lieu samedi %, 4
ls Maisou de C0ur |; George Essex
president. ,.et J.-B. Martin secr6-
taire. Ont 6t6 6lus d6l6gu6s 4 Ia
convention s6nat0riale de Carroll.
ton: O.J. Fagg, Peter Harper,
George Essex, H..C. McO Outcheon,
J..E. HoraReon ct CA. Bour.
geois /, d6l6j 70 D 10 convention
nominaute d'3tat b q jain: Mi.
chael Hahn, Glenn Colly, R.-H.
ChadbOurn ct Joseph Williams ;
d6kgu6s 4 n convention Dc h
Nouvelle- Orleans qui choisita des
d6kg,,6s a la convention nasiooa)e
du 80 mai: NJ. MorgAns, George
Eesex et J..E. HOrnnson. La con-
ventiaf vote des resolutions ol
ellie f2licite Grant de - cOuduito ;
loue le gouverneur w. p. Kellogg,
les s4nateursT 7. B. Stamps et R.-H.
Ohadbourp, ct le repr6aentant Nj.
chael Hahn endosse 10 juge dc
district O.,J. Elagg, 10 juge dc p.
'roisse F.-B. Esrhart, 10 sheriff
George Essex, le collecte0r d.
Morgans ct le recorder Joseph 3.
ForaDson d6plore Ia mort du feu
juge de paroisse A. Dura3sn; ~
inercie les s6uateurs Morton, Conk-
ling, West, OF le repp6seotant
Blline; d6signe n. E..R. Wash-
burne comme caadhlat = h pr6sl-
deuce des EtAtssU Unis; t6noigne
. rOcounaissauGe b A6..B. PackA5l
e m comit6 ex6cutif r6publicajn
de pEtst, ct recommande 10 s.
Ckayls Herald = la favouf publi.
qua On discours DE- u. Miahasl
Hahn . olas h s6ap6e 1u coniN
ex6cutif REPUBLICAN,,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-04-29

le vicomte do Turenne, . et3 cetts
semaine Photo Dc N. Th6ophile
Perret, g6rant de l'habitation
CARROLL, une des deux graudea
propri6t6s do NJ. Bradish johnson
. 6tJeaa.B Baptists. usi8frm
LA pouvelle lsv6s d pAahits-
ton CAlHLIA, do NJ Ausuelaye
Lebouf, . 6t6 achsvte msrcredi
matin. '''''i '''
-AprAs avoir subj ssds tfSp
d'encombre 10 froid st y plnio
dams 10 mois do mars, u r6colto
commence ! souffir I'M pen dune
secheresse persistAnte, ct IL plnis
est maintenant le y0a general des
planteura. aJsiiah j@ II91ilai1
Mime veuve @. Soniat, dc Ss.
Charles, nous appreod que IN
usine est maintenant pourvuodHno
tres forte machine, ,Qui lui Pr.
mettrs de hvrsr mptsmept Len
commandes de boil ies plus CcoSi.
d6rsbles, . o16 10 milliG9 a la1d,
ing. 'ayG f9rpuej Ds l.fgmplls,
Nous rsmeceious pHons Ran.
dali l. Gibson, repst tsentsnt de j
Louisiana au Oon9rAs, pour Pen
vol du remsrqusble dibCoutSl Qu'il
. pron0nc6 devant ~ ChninSGA
dams h s6eoce du 6 avsilv ,sorib
trsiN sign6 - 50 jsnyiae, ,16zA en-
tse les Etats. UniS & 4 yod d. iles
HAWAI-. t''"'' 5N'"'sttl
-Le P. Bigot, ID digns pred
dent du College Jenersod, nous ,
fAit fhonneur dc no0D invitw ANo.
sister A'Fsxhibition dranatiquo,
qpi sen doup6e par lss <lAyee -
l'Institution, dimapch9 z maiI Ixane
hsurs & dsnie ds i'spt6 9li5d. ~
-L,Aud III. ,Capd,yialc ~
Vent b public pr b0etS fnlsHi45t.
disirs Dun - peetf - nDA1sa-
Roage, ,k2k, sSet 1orshalaAat1s
percAes d peemi>sp analilx Les
snsssar: g:l e'ont aaA = PF IN >
'-Loudi. ~ svril, II. loSspSL
Cambce . achet6 4 tamiahlsk 8 10
pri6t6 do N. 6ost606O EhGiis66uo,
Doyenoaut b somnAe d oSyeoo,
pay6e compliant. .i,5m n sis1,
a sT.JACQuBs Vi .uiaa
Nous lisons dams 10 Lcsisisaaje,
l. jear d PAquss : = liza lieasmqtjen
Dc la chspclle DC Loafdss q plstSt ~ =
% Gscsse De Ls..des - Nsx3G saGlsAsl,
-, ct fa6vss dss d nsspasioainnsis
8 ssas s sssss 1ts v1s5Ijs ia
LAs palsrins qni ont visieS selle e 10pl1eA
qul ont Va 10 lien du mifaSlA, ~ ct =
rsan dn Ieshee nxv1l1lknz, &iu6 Aaih
Npeoduetioo 81 exaclA
--1aEtea = niarM ID evSA, AllvG6& -
5.sa::. .,sas;: :; i ~ - -: -. H. ~ -
Poisss cesste ~ --.- '.-' rs
-Ls Hssij.sl rappovte, Que I,
.6. Massat, an Ffs10GiS teXale Va
magssln prAs du bure66 ~ poees
dc Welcome, . 616 s1aist daslt6-
-natioa nheetale et snvav6 AIhsile.
. -IA,>Aeas io.,>aa 'r.hase,a..
doon nent sisx ~. 'rosver.s.s
Ksllnoo q Ia sacrxts3sc TRfst
DeejonSe ~ seSst dns r. &.
tionne,nent a n. OecerSH,Suae
oommo tr6soeler a hosr1 SaIA.
Il, 8 St6 sancslk - 'scsstisss
de n. Boves 6taisat Mn. VEN.
Anderson, F..P. Roch6 Ihanas
Robinson ct Pierre Schepp.
-Uue oouveutao. du oonitA
ex6cutif r6publio6in a Gt. Jscn1se
. "a lea semedi ~ 5 ls sejie H6.
venfins, dn n r.l Rs.hs,a c,-ss-
ws-s-N-i Nh
csssis. cS Psasss ). John I;:ssssss. Ksss;sss..
ssSestif I'll ds is pssossss ~ Ter vssd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-10

MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
Asso MISUNDERSTANDING COMMITTEES AP-
poINTED.-A meeting Of the directory Of
this Association was held at Association
Hall yesterday evening at 7 O'clock.
Taylor Ellyson (president) in the chair, c..
P. Rady secretary.
Messrs. John T. Goddin, W. Fletcher
Richardson, and F. II. Deane, were elected
members Of the directory.
After the transaction OF the regular rou-
tine business the following committees were
appointed for the ensuing year:
Lectures: T. 81. Deane, 81. Theo. Ely
son, William P. Munford.
Library: j. W. Cringan, W. NJ. Wood
ward, W. T. Fitzgerald.
Religious Exercises: J. B. Hill, E. G.
Mayo, w. Y. Sheppard, Jr.
Relief Of the Poor: w. G.. Mayo, W. W.
Parker, J. S. Michard.
Publication: c. P. Rady, L. S. Edwards,
W. T. Fitzgerald.
Ways and Means: W. N. Woodward, r.
H. Gillian, Thomas Potts.
Bible Glasses: J. D. K. Sleight, J. B.
Cary, j. W. Lockwood.
Sunday Schools: j. T. Goddin, W. B.
Bigelow, J. R. F. Burroughs.
Visitation: W. Fletcher Richardson, Thos.
Potts, Furman Tupper.
Statistics: Furman Tupper, W. G. Mayo,
j. R. F. Burroughs.
The first-named member of each commit
tee is chairman.
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Music in Monroe Park.

Editors Richmond Dispatch:
Allow me to thank you for the notice in
to-day's paper of the music in Monroe Park
by Professor Kessnich's band. / am sure l
express the wishes Of thousands Of our peo-
pie when I return thanks to the band, and
hope some plan can be adopted to secure us
music at least three times week-say once
in the Square, once on Libby Hill, and once
in Monroe Park. know OF no better in
vestment or expenditure that the City
Fathers could make than to secure Profes-
sor Kessnich's band. The good results
flowing from music will be seen and felt all
over this city. / hope you will approve
this suggestion, and ask our Council to
make q small contribution OF the city funds
to this desirable end. 1t twill not cost much,
and it will do great good. I speak two
words for the children and one for the
grown-up folks. Yours truly,
A TAXPAYER.
Richmond, Va., June 8, 1876.
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BISHOP JoHNs's SCHOLARSHIPs.-Byau unan-
imous resolution OF the Council held at
Alexandria in May, and in compliance with
the reports OF both committees appointed to
propose 4 suitable memorial to the venerated
Bishop Johns, it was ordered that as the
most suitable monument, most lasting and
beneficial, which the Diocese of Virginia
could raise to his memory, there should be
founded five scholarships of the Theological
Seminary, to he called "Bishop Johns's
Scholarships" Twenty thousand dol
lars were agreed on as needed for this pur-
pose, and the diocese stands pledged to
carry out this resolution at once. BY the
unanimous adoption of the resolution the
obligation has been assumed by every church
and parish Of the Diocese OF Virginia, and
the promise made to send in their cOntribu-
tions by the time Of the commencement at
the Seminary.
The committee charged with the execu-
ton Of this resolution are Revs. Charles
Minnigerode, D. D., G. J. Gibson, D. D.,
j. S. Hanckel, D. D., and Messrs. Cassius
F. Lee, Robert It. Craighill, and Thomas
Potts. They expect the several parishes to
be canvassed at once, and the contribution
either in money or pledges sent to G. F.
Lee, Esq, Alexandria, or if more convent
ent, to any Of the members Of the commit
tee. The pledges, at the option Of the con-
tributors, may run from one to five years,
with regular annual instalments in payment
Of the sum promised, and bearing six per
cent. interest until all is paid.
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At a stated communication of Dove Lodge,
No. 81, 4. F. and A. NJ, held last night,
the following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: Elbert c. Walthall,
W. NJ; Charles A. Taylor, S. W.; Robert
q. Fisher, j. W.; August Arsell, treasu-
rer; Benjamin T. August, secretary; T. A.
Jacob, S. D.; Charles T. Dabney, I. S.;
Thomas Angel, tiler. The Worshipful Mas
ter made the following appointments :
Stewards, L. F. Mason and John T. Sizer
chaplains, Revs. F. j. Boggs, j. q. Tyler,
P. f. August, NJ. J. Michelbacher, and W.
C. Crews.
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MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-At a stated commu-
nication OF Metropolitan Lodge, No. II, A.
F. and A. NJ, Thursday night, the follow
ing officers were elected Tor the ensuing
twelve months c. F. Danforth, w. NJ. !;
NJ. Hutzler, senior warden; Ed. Mccarthy,
junior warden; II. j. Myers, treasurer; S.
B. Jacobs, secretary; S. Ed. Bates, senior
deacon; William Ellis Jones, junior dea-
bacher, chaplains; Joseph Terrell, Archie d
Thomas, Jr., and P. j. White, stewards !;
Thomas Angel, tiler. They will be installed
at 6 O'Clock on the morning Of St. Johns
day, in St. Alban's Hall.