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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09

n WALKER g. CO., GENERAL IN
LIZ SURANCE AGENTS, 1014 MAIN STREET,
hi sSMa2oS fNsuRAScE COMPANY. OF cincin-
natl Oh'o-assets over 81 900 900;
MANHATTAN FIRE INsUKsoadHoGaGa COalrA'
NJ x e hsS hses SsGs Sit
COMPANY, OF Lypchbarg, Va.-assets oVci
*0 xSTEEHSiTIc INSURANCE CoosMapANY, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y.-assets over @39o,0UOoi .ny -,
UNION EIEE Iss1 oTaa sssSoo6 SfAD =
nenositnd With the Treasurer Of Virginia, ~ OV,
OoO Losses elniribly adjusted ana p.o ,,L ,na lo
st this ngancyI Applications solicited ana l1@e
diste attention given tsereto. - ------- " -
p.OYALFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
R OF LIVEfPOoa.AEDL oHDs0sS scnc ooo.
,snos,sea Nth treasurer 81 vra@a sssee
IMPERIAL FIRE sIIsS sH6eeEsch ooafAsf "
AssETs egs .i; Ti:sl. q virginia
n SharehoIders personally Responsible Tor the obi
! ,ations Of the above compaaaeA - 80. -
Representing the above staaneh oae 6nSssn eo1a.
their ,uaausstdorabas sesurity, prompt and liberal
JOHN II. ei.AlBORNE & GO; Agents :
.f5EEsb No. aa09 Main seTces.
MuTUAL LEE INSURANCE COMPANY o.
= :. - - NEW YOEk Atss,.-r asa<s
CASH AREEESeYEE Goa ga -.es
Cash diyideadas s,sDnssta1 81 akArs.Asf ~ ~
syeru anniversary Of P0ucaeass s.s.,,.s3..
Premiums payable annually, esasa'aaasstas ses
qsTa he oInasr, IAHansr,a aa czApzsr ssnpass
N TIC oh''a . JOHN e. aAH on 81 hssas
p
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ITO THE AFFLICTED!
... WARRANTED TO cUREl


wish to say to the public that will Insure curt
If ali cases OF CANCER placed under my treat
uent and in event OF no cure will not charge any
thing for my services. I will also remove all
VEINS, HAIR-MOLEs, BLOOD-MARKs, ETC.
leaving but slight scar and insure as above stated.
Also, all chronic diseases, such as
RHEUMATISM, SPINAL AFFECTION. SALT.
RHEUM, TETTER, PILES, SCRoFULA,
AND CATARRH
treated, with guarantee Of a perfect cure and II
THE KNIFE IS NOT Used IN ANY CASE WHAT
EVER. --
With my past experience and success in the treat
ment of these diseases feel free 10 say that my
medicines are ISFALLIBLE, and without rival In
this or any other country In efecIin -..-,--e-.
A SURE AND SPEEDY CUBE
In the above specified diseases.
Office hours from 8 A. M. to 2 T. N.
OFFICE: No. 423 Frank IN street, corner Flftn,
The names ard residences or many persons who
have bee cured will be furnished by mall or upon
application in person. ,n
de 22-dSw3m DR. A. y. WOLLAhD.
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ASA SNYDER, President; -
e. IL, MEADE, Secretary; -
j. b. GRANT, Assistant Secretary. .a@
DIRECTORS: ,s's
ass SNYDER. Frank D. Hin,
James dunlop, y, H. saves
Peter W. Grubb5, y. Wtnlam feWpeIton,
Clement r. Barksdale, =. b Watkins,
John K. Chidrey, u. 3: WoodrlaGe,,
william NJ. Archer, Lewis ". CEensna"'or''
n Dafnm George w. Gary,
Isaac n. CarrIugton, samuei r1eeueyi
w. K. QuarleS, ". ~. NaAoisf
Anthony BarSsEin, Jonn kyGfi 49,
W. H. Lucke, Whnafa u. romsIs'
Bailey Davis, -. - nc k1-Anl
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SIMMONS'S HEPATIC COMPOUND,
y FOR DERANGGMENT OF THE LIVER
Hc,-This compound Is pronounced by DR.. q. h.
SIMMONS, who vas the former proprietor or Sim
any ofher fpreparation How offered to the public
it Is put up In quart bottles at 81 pom bottle: -
$500 '-.t.rss Il. s. WOOD q SONS.
NH gtaa Wholesale and Retail Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-09

DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL and Canton
- IS :d' for sale ~ BopEKER BROS
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$50 -. 4, $40 5, y sssst 7sG5 ,.t}R as.sss ~
-, : E. 9. sssstsa.s.A L19L .ssrs
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RftBNoSp, P8ED,G a PorosLAc r. 4. Coal
crr,T TrOKRr q FREIGHT &GRNIS OEff1R. n
RICHMOND. Octobsr 12th. l613.y

.H. n. RaAaa. Mas.es Tnanspess.ilo Go
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willis UISI S2iiGu.
the presiding elder, Rev. w. Fl. Wheel
virgin, renewed his request Of Yesterday to
" p'sctu on Tue supernumerary list.
IL: SAD that while be appreciated the very
great kindness OF his brethren In insisting
upon his retaining his present relationship,
ana While be would go forth, hike Abraham
u o!u, not knowing whittier he went, he
nVu'd sill try to 60 with something of
Aoiahain's faith, ana deemed it just to all
p.1t'ts hat ne Insist upon assuming the "su-
ptIhu'Eerary" relation.
Inc Conference unanimously refused to
sian. MS request to be put on the 'ssuper-
HuNelaFy list (Which would have given
pini no CAIN On Inc funds Of The Conference
lot 'uppor B and placed him on the "super-
situated llst (which entities him to support
noll Tue Conference). ......
Inc names OF the ministers Of this district
nefc then called in ORDER as follows:
he'. 7. E. carson, Of Winchester, was re-
ported by the presiding elder to have had a
.. s successful pastorage in Winches.
ts t' having lad three hundred additions to
sDe cuuTSh, very few OF whom had fallen
way. de attributed this largely to faithful
Sas.ofai work. His character was passed.
neV. William d. Eggleston, Of the Win.
sues'er circuit, wasreported to be !" an admis
saoie preacher" and to have had q very sue.
s .e year, there being ninety additions to
sae church Of his charge. Character passed
without dissat.
hey. ID: &. Balthis had his character
passed and his supernumerary relation CON.
nnued. Rey. Y. y. Stevenson, Rev. u. II.
;Mnettereck, Rev. s. u. Ferguson, Rev. q. G.
Iaeobs, Rev. ). p. hyde (spernumerary1
rev. W: Il. Seat, Rev. William A. Wade,
heV. John I. Maxwell, Rev. A. A. p. Nea]
mhom tue Elder pronounced "the best type
S Methodist preacher he ever saw ~
"ef' l.. .. Martin t~ho " sometimes walked
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JAMES RIVER STEAAaBOATHsSSSll
~ COMPANY.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
90 "a ra ALSO FOB
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES River.
CARRYING UNITED STATES Mali, ANT
ADAMS EXPRESS.
, 1874-12-04
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS.

sTfAsHt I!$pA4eh "a IH< SHtfaau 4FtaHhs.
New YoAK, Dec. 8.-In wheat tlore Tsla moro
tono at tho opening, with . better domand at
improved pricoH. Tho demand Ia chiefly tor
spring. Tho marriott closes bettor aud fairly
setiye. Tho light arrivals and better supply of
tonnage give holders some advantage. Winter
Ia vol held, but Is quiet. The sales ire 184, 400
buBlolB, ut 31,05@1.0s for ungradod Iowa and
minnesota, #l.1o@l.11 for No. 2 Chicago sprlng,
eto7@1.09 for No. 8 Chicago. spflng,
sl.1s]1 for No. bIilwauloo, $l.26I
for No. 1Iinnoaota, $1.2G@1.aB for red West-
or,,, 5l.aD for asahes do, $l.35@1.a8 for whtto
Michigan, sl.30 for ambor do. e1.12 for North
west.
Barloy inactive md tame. sa!oa OF 1000 bu
State at 6l.90 for four-towal on track. and
8l.a0 for two.rowed aaoat. Canadian ateady as
@l60.
Barloy malt Ia dull and heavy.
Data laBs active, but hlghor closing HtronE,
hut quiet. The tlomand IL In pnrt speculative:
Tho sRes aro lb8, 600 bu ; new Ohio mixed o.
67t{@Go>5c, at tho nulila price on track, aud d8}1
@70o aaoat white at 70@71o atloat.
nyo quiet. but firm. 6alos are 5000 bn State
at 98o.
Corn iirmes, but loss active. The demand ia
ohloty confined to old for export New iBln fair
supply md luiot. rhe salos ase 5000 bu /;
Wessoru mixed ut 88@00o for news 90lGGE0io
for new yellow 04@y4}5o for old atost. aud a3o
IN utora; Wastarn white at 89@bDG for nov
Western yellow At 0a}3o In car lota, old Jersey
yel.ow at 97DSSo.
Ths pork inar1ei IL 1oas Aotivs, Ind WAX, nnoru
, 1874-12-04

especially for now. aaloa Of 160 brla old moss.
At a2l.00; so hrla unirspaotod new mesa a2l.U0
@2500; 600 brla mess, ac1lor March, S21.81 ]1 (;
26 brle extra primo, tl7+60.
Lard is rather hottor. Baloe Of $50 tcs city, at
115so; 20 tcs No. |. Mt 1890; 250 tea refined, at
tlD1o; 450 tcs Woatorn steam, at IL ll-10@13d{o.
For future delivery wc lear Of 1850 tcs, Rolor
Deoomber,, At 10 1l,tGeAl32lc. 1,boo tcs, sotler
January at 1S4o; 1000 tcs, soller Febrnary q
145o; 1900 tea. uoler ak nontlla at II 1l-1Ue.
noom on tho borth fairly sought aftor, hut
with only vory light blslness aocomp!lsl1ed
owing to tho decidedly high racs askad. and for
advance OF 20 per bu. III tho chnrteriug
limo thoro is but moderate buai'1oRs tranaactot
operators. boing npart in thosr yiews ab to ra.oa
Tho supply OF Tonnage Ia chlolly from the grain
and petroleum interests, aud tho voasels cleared
wore at very strong figures.
Whlaky--Tnero ia fair demand at an nd
vance.
, 1874-12-04

alol1dt aa a1 had not, ho thought, heard II. Wlon
tho tonBt ras rcal Mr. Edwards, with tho bland
oat umilo, and affecting porfeot innocence, a1,-
Bworotl: "lscally, Doosor. Riyc I'D tho eonun.
tin Bally. and Mr. Edwards wau aRain brought to
ha fnet. 1Io aaid. with M air Of nervousness,
TINT tho subject wns ono shat Hlonld bn doIlbor-
atcly dleouuaed, md as 10 much loylty had bootl
ntlnlGed In, lie coutl not think of proceeding,
aud begged to be excl1eed. tt}roat lauyhtor.]
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
Jndge Crowoll, splendid specimen Of muaou-
lar Christianity, rosponsoa briefly to tho toast,
"phyaoal Education III College," 1Io spoIo Of
tho gamoa of football nt.d baseball, al which
ho termed tito most delightful sport-he tlrod OF
tho otllor gnmos-wood-sa"1nE.
'KNowLnn0E AND Cf1ATA0TEn."
Dr.. Raymond llad tho tank Of replying to the
toant, "'Knowodgo Ia Talont; .Charnctcr Il
Hucoeas," aud ho acquitted bimaolf very ,Eappi.
IL, tho rcarl Of hts spocol, hosng TINT tho kuowl.
odge impaired to students In tho Wesleyan uiii'
varsity Ii indeed talont. .-Bllch talont az glveb
character to q nat, which must In due oourac
bring him to s1cccss.
Whom Dr.. Mc1l0wn had related
AN EXPERIENCE
Of bis cinsh-lnys. In oonnonlio1i with the bub-
tcct aet fur him." Tho Crock Testament les
son, Afouttay ,nornngs-an oxpurlenco which
MANY prasout wero not themselves ignorant OF, y
DR.. Dannister rose nrd said Gontle1nen, n1an}
Of uH havc to tnho The Htonm-enrs Tonight, ant
1t Ia about ti1no we woro starting. regret that
wo hayo not mn opportunity to lston to tho other
nddrosB, for our hour OF good choer lnytBt ba III.
tcrruptcd. We hayo, Think, MI lad . good
ec snS a ao % Ds up hud gana sno
will Join and eloso.
Tho graduates thon naug ono verse Of tho hon
orod old soilg, Mi standing. and afterwards sep
aratod. Tho toasts not mentioned, und ro.nRtn.
Ing on the llst al tho breal-up, woro: "Tlit
Ia,, ,at1, fr> I1o+.t 1$no
"Wl,at becomes Of tho Alumni PROF. Might
fngals; "Gi! HAvun il mol dyBpettc and ts mol
afraid of hin own reputation" n,"-prof. Marcy
md THAT blosaed baby Prof. Scndder.
, 1874-12-04
FINANCIAL,


FAILURE or \ ST. LOu1E TEA.uOu8E.
Special Dispateh to The Chicaao Tribune,
ST. Lou1H, Doc. 2.-Though tho local preBH has
only devoted two or tLroo lines to the subjoct,
the failure Of Brock, Rogers & Co., tea-factors
on Second and Locust stroots, has baon most
important ovent in tho commercial world. Brock
camo hero from Now York last spring, and Hog
ors was clorls In local toa-houae. Tho Arm
obtained little orutlIt loro bit received mauy
conaignmonts from San Franctsco nnd Now
York. gcattortng taels orders vory widely, and
sufficient quantity to provoke inyostiga tlon.
In October they transferred thcir stock to g.
". Pierce, OF Lafayette, Ind, non1innlly for
consideration Of $50 ooo, but, It il be!teyod to
oil the firm. This aroused tho suspicious Of
creditor, who placed the concesn In tho ha.dH Of
the Sheriff and galmisltecd all the property ho
could find. Brock i Rogers wcro thrown
way, probably fearing n criminal proaecuson, aa
tl1oir debts amount neary to 3l00000 while the
assets vii! not exaeoa $4,000. Tho following Is
q list Of tho creditors:
Wright 1 Co... ISL. IS; ). II. Doano i Co.,
s397So; Moaebaols : Humphrey, sgal.55:
st. Louis-J. H. Crime, ss9b; A.. Z. Tucker,
t TGloveand.-A. steyens + Son, 2,52oo5.
San Ffa,,cisco-hIacoudse & Co., 81, ,498.75 !;
". T. Colman Il Co. $500 Costa Bros, s'yl0. %.
philadolph,a-A. Colbnr,. & Co, eo,G37 .01 /;
H. Ba1nhsyger {; Co., s1.347.A0; j. Il. oatheg-
| wood e. Co., s2,119.0l.
Bobton-tarael Nash i Co.. 50. 72o.5o; Young,
Hall Il To-, St.98i.70.
Now Yor1t-Jlowland, Terry Il Humphreys,
s245345 Martin Gilett 4 Co.. IL ,483. 50: JOSH
III Dutrmnn Il Co., 81, 789.07; Merritt l. llonnd-
aon. 99 o9s. o?; George Q. chnso Il Co.. $500;
| G. g. Collin e. Co., st'5:t.55; Carter. HnwleY t.
Co., -, ,G9o.B4; 9. T. Smith u Co., s2,G50.oo !;
Joseph uillett Il Co., 9l.8l7Gl; Doartla \ Cott-
roll, ~ 1889. 50 Frederick Mead L Co., -, 1922:
Pcnfola, Ghattleld t. Co.. e3.52D.0o; Gross,
| March S Co., s1,ol30s. Rove. o.
hotno i c., 992!;;4ts; Thompson -, :
hsGaon hsnsr SSsa ,. " II MeTe so!s'3Ion
Bunkle h Wotmore, So, 36s 81 J. Gould Il sons,
$1.s5l.09; q. y. Lano Il Co.. s.. 1.S93.27; r: G..
| Story Il Co., s237315; John AZ. White d. Co.,
s,767.o5; Melville Brown, - ,82a. .70; Roswell,
akaelo l. Co., ea.aa25.G5; D. r. Houghtaliug l.
| Co., 5000; Gary Il Co., S3,G08.44 B. G. Ar
mold 4 Co., 81 ,G8l.32. --.
The fatal amount Of theso clatms ia 29s 88ob1,
| None Of tho creditors aro secured.
, 1874-12-04
LEGAL,
Foreclosure Sale.


t,.....- r,,,.,, ~, .u+,+, FT.,.rr.. un..-.,
o"eyG.t r;My UUt' t,tg7n11Hr Wg ~ - aHxs'
'ts fn.H ~ nnH ;,h =; IT, Gp; " ~ at
tn,rt % 1s I 8t't1 4>@'te""o eo4o"S u "a.N
f,utI % T. H,n: n,, , .h,t l., ,..,n,,, ~
un,uf tUssu9 ~. ~ agsonI Gason dant. ~ tuSnnGo o
Fnststn nttes a. Ark1ss, ntnig nuS oatotau t9 ths
eAne o lao ai1,l uay y stSeihuee, =. -
a:f. Gnafea L. 1teFhnnl. nl1scihs Iohthttsohefs
MY nppoa1!eA ~ Atd EauII inr tna. pus!se VII. ~
THURSDAY THE TENTH DAY OF DECEMBEN
tSEXI3, a. D. l67+
Gour-Honsu tho CIrcutt uasrt Of to Jnitnu tnte9
lpr o Eastern District Of htka,lsas nt thu City 1t Lt-
tu LUCK Ark, sell thnlcss tim AIil Dnfenfus III sInlo
nt tau s3A pay or uaute tn 10 ad IL he sail Plain.
ls tic sn,ss II ,uonry IN mi y said svea saHasd
tuhettuo from thu sn Thu Little Huuk Fort Stnltu Rail-
rnau Company said Plaintiffs, AMI all ofor ro4ecta
faico nj ptl,e rucon tile uroocrty Il .aiI docrSo
mentioned fo.wit:
Rock aud 1'ort Hmh RAILROAD Company orwch thu sal1
CO!npay IL ty Inv aurl1e rUt.tTIltt thu CITY
Of ihltio Heck, tn TIM Cunnty OF FninsEt, An Hato ii
ArlansA'. IN thu City af Fort smith, In Tho 1uunty q
Btauugs. n,f shts oi Way, ali fackt lriHeg, Cul.
yorts, V!aiuue tunroa nepuft Station lIolsus, In.
.lne tIou.ca, Qlr-Ilnutas. frouht-J Ipusos, Wood.
IiunsnE. Wattr.S.atuLe. chna hhs,p anu I'll OheI
buildings A srtcttso. with llo |anls appuftun1nt tt
ruling stock er euur,ont, and ali auhinrry Touls.
lnplontmts Fuel, Matutiuat a,d alt Uther perauual
ploersy ut evlsy hhtHre kind Nud l4tGtlp;inn WhA.u
hold acquired by thu uaia Couiuy fos
IN tnu.1oGtin with tho Hail ra Ut branches Of .id Coi.
u Rho ntlns; nnu 7au nll irnhchscs uUnnnuted With
1r relating u tho sh!d laair.aa nr hfnncncs. and
al! tg franchises, iHElunfti6y, p:tt!G.es, rfKhtas
, 1874-12-04
RANK 70 BE WOUND up,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-Tho Board Of Direct
ors Of tho Citizeus' Bauts hold Meeting to-
day, aud ronolyod to wind up it's affairs with tho
MD OF Recover. Tho bank has discounted
Abo,ally, aud its notes hsyo not yet masured+
but aro Baid to oporfeotly good. The President
states tint tho personal liability Of tho stock
holders to tho extent Of their sllaros fully guar
antoeH all liabllitios Of tie bank. The pail-np
capital OF tho bs nit was only el00.0D0, and shoro
is sad to be duo to 1t q loan of $4,000 to .
Philadelphia firm on their own paper, and TINT
If q 1t. Louis firm, both OF which are said to be
in Bhaky condition. Tie Presidents action
came to the knowlodga OF the Dlrectors, and 70.
quilted il their resolution to anspcnl.
, 1874-12-04
TD ALT. CREDITORS OF THE GREAT
N,EsTl:tsN ElsI.Nt:!sAEtI COA!nAH1.

TU A1454 tIl2sI5I3HsetA HF Ftt1s &sHEAL
Nl:sT,:1sN TELEt:!sAPtI COMPANY.
talp ofIsr; ta!y Mate an es,sraA M 2i rs;, c;rtan
Nes;ss + ss est sissts
a faa aad bass s so boad
S s,s ,S9 Sro . ~ gsSatSa @ with a I'll" 0"'s" Of i'
ho assss It a, hepn refo.rcd to Hiram
M n, mpa u I'll sos 4 a a s IT. e
SsSsdas's s :1o ssfG Es;!5s IL i
II" Il r oR"as iS's in"n ind 'or
cuns:uattya days to ~ eoitors Of Tho 1oat West
sGq xso Hsss 's 5 i I iss eer & ~ g
rorvce ind thns on csrtan ,iuy e BE- ltnuth r. a:d
o said nnso a crt.itofs of sala lreat Wc,,ctn Tos
nh T ta"ls sn & e s sna aoos ~ ~
tE,s ~ oiault Of w doing. tholr oains NIL bo dubarF1o
~ s.d saslsr after te roa.9t of eatd s:!ns shal'.
r ths oo!s a% @snt T. ~ liz u1s % a9n ~
hs 's'os "raered ths. tho said ata,tor tn Chanoe1z
;st . ass pa 'GDsf: {" S"' sSs ~
IL lt rrs4lrol n.alp hadnY wy! respect thoFso"
shat eoiuluu osiIe % upon said claim, and mako
port tio{eoa w!t!in rsasys i.o r. H. date r. tnls 10.
IN Ssaa idu,ss "%a oit ). ozo.or.
ss "ss' sis; :ss'; ss Il
81 s'Ss aysa:; MH - tSs M''s5 81
n'uook H. H.. ar tsrcastnt lthtn tla ao limit
% s Y ia Il s.s, III @ bs SsiSt
rs Bs'sa ss'''SS 'oh'ssas' So' H. 'iHfaAw NJ oa1ss.
Master IN Ctannary u l,ok o., Iitcnit itnurt.
, 1874-12-04
:
Station. Dar, |Thr W,,sd. }1lalul Weashtr.


LoSDoN Dec. 9.--BteamshlpB Italy md EthI-
opla. from NoH York, haya arrived out.
NEW yunx, Doc, Notwithstanding
Minnesota, from Liverpool. Holuatia anl Klap-
stock. fsou. Hamburg, and uteamer Algeria. from
Liverpool.
Nxw YoAK, Dec. 9.-Arrivod-8.eamer r.
Uh!and. from Rotterdam.
Bougua.1r7os, Doo. 9.--Tho steamship uohsn.
ato1sn, from Non Yokk, l&s a1slvoa
, 1874-12-04
AEEAlRs AL V;cKSall1G.

V1cRsBuaa, Aligs., Dec. 9.--Matterg at the
Court-Houso aro quiet to-day, Tho Board Of
Supervisors failed to meet, only two members
appearing. Judge Brown adjourned tho Crimi-
nal Court until Monday, or until such tinlo as he
Gun laye Sheriff to perform tho dutioB at court.
, 1874-12-04

DunuquE, H., Dec. 9.-The last sensation in
tho rural districta is bank failure. Lust Tues
day evening tho Bank Of Manchester, at that
place. closed its doors, to keep them locked for
evor. probably. The banl was small nloneyel
instituttont known as David Leroys Dault. and
holds depoators' fuuda to the amount Of $40 900.
The cause OF tho embarrassment is attributed to
tho extravaganza OF tho proprietor. Tho assota
not stated. It Ia runorcd that IN honorable
adjustment Of its affairs wtl be made in time.
which report dopositors doubt, and they arc
olamoroua for their money.
, 1874-12-04
libel SUIT,

New HAVEN. Conn, Dec. 3.-Dr. George
against the Daily FaNadtn, to-day, clai lining S5o,-
0UD. Tho DOCTOR claims that by certain criticism
Of hiB action vt tl,o timo Of lis attempted expo
suro OF J. r. Brown, tho mind-roadef, in th!s
city laHt October, the Palladium las Broatly tn-
jured Aia reputation mud business.
, 1874-12-04

srnIogEy OUT.
Tho bylaw dropping members from the roll
who failod to nay duos for ono month after duo
was strickon out.
cos,,11rrrE CONTINUED,
1Ir. ptckerell, from Committee on Statistice
ropnrtod that Mr, Alexander Charles. Of Cadar
Rapids, H.. had proposed to supply blanks for
atatstical reports to each breodor iu the country
md to tubuRte tho reuorts n1atlo on these bIankg
aud eupply the tablo to tho Society. i stsudfur
committee to consider tho subject aud report at
tia next meeting was recommended, and the
temporary comni.too appointed yesterday was
continued rs tue Standing Committee. Tie xe-
port 1yaY adopted.
plILosoruY OF cArr1E-FErp1so.
A papur by A, ", Stewart, OF New York. was
raaa by the Secretary. on IThe phiIoguntv Of
, 1874-12-04


hsfo" An ahi' fsSh-tsss AssoAs'+
NfoM tue lhl"rf'atlon 4artisaea ny tne oeolo-
tary OF tho railroad MnnagoEs' Mootlng, held ut
tho Grand Pacific Hotel Wednesday,, The Tn1B-
11sE wns led to belioyo that the freo-pass syston
1,o1 ham ot,o1iula, hv a1l tbo ,yoatarn roa,,u
~ 4hat ,,o,o,er+1 VIM, l,,,t ro,1rooa ,,o,,oaor.
.t"s1 t1"s i''A'et :" oo"' o"' ~ A ~"
log dr!rors. aud country odltors shall ob1oy TUG
privilege OF free ride OIL d railroaa train.
Tho information furnished WIS far from
correct. It Ia learned from undoubted
.,,s~.',,, .,'a4 ill., r,,,,,o;. Ca,,tro1 nai,rosd
authority TINT tue Illinois central hal'roaa
Las stubbornly rorasod to entor into any
agreement whatever, and tho resolutions adopt
cd Ut tho meeting woro made conditional On thor
o,1ontfon hv ali otI,cr Woatorn limos. An the
1,,;,p,is fe,trs, viii not ar tn acraoynont m,
!i''ho's ccntsAl WIZ nos s'ei .uo "sieea'ons un"
dor any condition wllasever, shoro IL but Istt'o
prospect that tho resolutions will ovor DO carried
into effect, Tile managers of the Illinois Cen
mi ;,o,vovor claim that tboy viii not iauuo froo
tut ,riII on1v ,aa,,o tt,a,n
p"sses ous .,, ~" wy s1suv .ao.a ~
to ntch parties as tAay thlnK are enfltlea TO
thotn. They do not wah to bind themselves BY
, 1874-12-04
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. g., Dec. a.--For the Upper
Lake region mud itho Northwest, gousrally
cloudy wcat,er. except in tho Missouri Valloy,
With easter!y or gouthariy winds. increasing IN
force no decided change III temperature. and
fAlling barometer,
LOCAL oDsEnyAT1oNs.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-28

room was converted into pleasant and
cosy place. A man brought in stove
which was set up, and a fire started
Another man followed with table and
chairs. Then bed was set up, and a
comfortable mattress and blankets placed
on the same. A load Of coal was placed
in the yard, and food and money left in
the house. The poor lady and distressed
husband, when they perceived what was
going on, fell on their knees and thanked
God for His goodness, and when they
rose to thank their benefactors they were
gone. The joy and happiness of the
unfortunate sufferers were thanks enough
for them. Such happy New Year they
had never witnessed before.
There is not the least doubt that many
similar cases exist in this great city, but
the sufferers are prevented from applying
for help because the dead-beats and Seal
awags block up the entrance to the build
ing, and take up all the attention of the
officers. Five thousand dollars in mon
ey, one hundred and fifty tons of coal,
and other necessaries, were again dis
trlbuted among the needy yesterday
The society has also ninety sick persons
in the hospitals.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-28
Miss Nelson as 4 Fisherman.

Florida Correspondence New York Sun.
One of the best fishermen Cor women
in Enterprise, is Mrs. Lee, alias Miss
Nelson, the actress. Last night she
took in two fve-pound trout on light
bass rod. A few days ago she mounted
a two-wheeled cart, and drove mule
and her husband her husband was in
the wagon to small lake in the coun
try. The mule baked at first, but as
soon as he heard the actress merry laugh
he pricked up his ears and sailed like a
veteran. The actress boat was sent af.
ter her on an OK cart, in charge of T. j.
Fall, of Shanhai. The steers ran away
with Fall, and pitched the boat into a
clump Of saw palmettoes. AS the
shades of evening fell Miss Nelson, her
husband, and the mule (the mule was in
the shafts), returned, but without any
fish.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-28
The I" Child ViOliniSt.''

A Boston dispatch to the New. ork
7smes says: The bright little fellow
known to theatre-goers in New York as
well as here, as the " child violinist :"
died during last night, very suddenly, of
Father and son retired33 33early. the lad
seeming bright and cheerful. and COM
planning Of no bad feeling. But early
in the night the father was awakened by
the sound of the lads voice, and saws he
distinguished, after waking, some such
words as these: "MercifGi God, make
room tor a little fellow!"t ~: Supposing
the lad was talking in his sleep, he spoke
to him, with the intention of rousine
him, but received no answer. Then he
became alarmed, and shouting to the boy,
ne discovered with grief and horror. that
he was dead. He was a bright and
handsome child, a marvel of musical pre-
cocity, and a perfect enthusiast in his
profession: He was passionately fond of
music, and it was his constant thought
his life. His name was James G,
Spreaight. He was born in England
and came to this country with his father
about two years ago "A