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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17
G. z. HUNTINGDON, president.
REPORT OF yIcE-pREslDENT wTCKaAM.

The report of Vice.President Wlckham
gives full and interesting statements OF the
operations of its transportation department
for the year ending on the SOth September,
1875. The gross earnings were 81, ,459, l89.4 49,
and the gross expenses Sl,112, 32O.7O. Earn
inss over operating expenses, S346 ,S6S.io.
Increase of earnings over operating expenses
as compared with 1S73-'74, S10l, ,0l9.33. De-
crease of transportation expenses in 1Sl4.Io
as against 1S73'74, S102, ,0l97s.
The roadway is stated to be in admlraoie
order, and the dep0:s and water stations IN
good order and ample for all purposes.
The equipment has been considerably
improved, and consists Of: Locomotives, ~;
passenger cars, 81; baggage, mail, ana express
cars, 1e; observation cars. !; droYers' cars
Q: Dry car, /; box cars, $40; coal cars, elght'
wheel, $50; coal cara, four-wbeeI, 254; plat
form cars, 191 ; gondolas, 100 stock cars,
1O3; gravel cars, 13T; derrick cars, 4. 10
addition to the above we have loO dum ?
ears. used formerly In construction, Whlca
are more OF less in bad condition.
ON motion of Mr.. John Page, the reports
OF the Directors and of the Yice.Presldent
were adopted.
The following gentlemen were elected d.
rectors for the ensuing year &c. T. Huntlng,
ton. A.. A. Low, Lloyd Aspinwall, David
Stewart, A. 8. Hatch, and William Whit
wright. Jr., of New York; Pliny Fisk, Ne"
Jersey: H!C. Parsons. West Virginia; John
EchoIs and w. C. Wickham, Virginia.
: on motion of General William Skeep, one
of The State proxies, seconded by ,Mr. Magru'
der. another State proxy, the following res
nIniion was unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That the stockholders IN genera
meeting assembled express their decided a 2
probation of the appointment of Vice Presl
dent Wickbarn as receiver by the courts o
Virginia and West Virginia. and they heran.
OK nress the hope that he will soon be pat II
full. possession and control OF the road iran
nhiSas Sc ..t.ft t.t. 1.L.t. u. 2 y. - y
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III NEW GOODS! NEW GOoOo.
NEW GOODS! a
JUST RECEIVED AT ...fE
WILLIAM LII N Il >, su
COL BROAD STREET,
For CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS

Having ius; returned from New York with arg
and cheap stock of DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS
g. bolgh, from large auct1on-sales. am enabled
10 oifer the greatest bargains of the season:
PLAID DRESS GOODS at 16Sc.-sold formeri!
al 23c.; )
rLAID DRESS GOODS at 25c.-sold formerly
~ 4Oc.;
PLAID DRESS GOODS at S7c.-sold formerl!
al 50c.; -
SOLID COLOR FANCY DRESS GOODS at 20
80, and S5c. worth lOc. per yard more
BLACK ALPACAs aud MOHAIRS at 20, 81.
35,4O, so, 60, and 75c. worth from ~ 10 Zoc
more tgive me lrjalI;
BLACK CAsHMEgEs, MEEINOS, SILKS, &c.
extra cheap; ..,a,-. -
FRISGES, In all shades, TO match Dress 1oods -
800 pieces best cALlCOES at 81, 81, ana Ioc.,
200 pieces best BROWN and BLEACHED CVI'
TONS al 64, 81, 10. anu l2kc.;
100 pieces WHITE and COLoRED FLANNELs
20, 80, So, 40, and soc.
large and cheap stock Of
CAsSrMEREs, sHAWLS, BLANKETS, L
QUILTS, SKIRTS,
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, &C.;
KIDGLOyEs, CLOTH GLOVES,
BUCkSkIN GLOVES, .st4,f.-. .s3.1rs-
INITIAL HASDKERCHIEFs, 50 80
LACE HANBKERCHIEFa
PLAIN HAEDKERCHlEF"'
STRIPED HOSE.
SOLlD-CULUR HOSE,
WHITE HOSE,
C3RSETS, RIBBOks, -a
SCAkfS, BUTTONS, '
TRIMMINGS, &c.
large and cheap line or
LADIES and CHILDREA's FURs.
A large and good stock of
GENTLEMEK'S FURNISHING GOODS.
And lots OF other
GOODS EOR CH:.ISTMAS and NEW-9EAR,
Can At WILLIAM THALHlMERs,
dc COL Broad street. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

GRAM Lopax A., F., AND A. M-SThis
bodv alter transaeting much business OF i'm.
portance, closed its. session yesterday morn; !;
ING mo at 5 O'Clock. Before IFS close the Grand
Lode e. oraered the following IeR lodges to
be chartered: Amelia, Amelia Courthouse !;
Massanut.ep Rockingham; Branaon, Prince
George Magnetic, Halifax Withers, EIu-
wanna Buckingham Union, buckingham
Mount. Aisy, ytbe; Cascade, Pitsy ylgania ;
Aianasseh, Prince w iliism :; Chamblissnurg,
Bedford one in Page county. iF < i @ a'.-t.h
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n-GENrLEMEN,s DRESS SHIRTS in

- Et5 GEN TLEMENto U1SEo5 OH . . 1n IN
BoYs, UN DERsHIRTs aud DRESS SHIRTS,
BOYS, PAPER COLLARS at 3 and loc pox !;
BOYS,LINEN COLLARS at 40c. per dozen;
GESTLEMEN's L1NENaC0LLAkS aud CUFFS
in the lates styles; -. .sI
PAPER COLLARS aud CL0TH,FACE, coll
LARS In great variety; ye = =
GESTLEMEN'S INDICATED - FLANNEL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS;,. t.yt. =
ENTLEMEN'S SUNDXRSHihFs ndDRAW f Ehs
from soc. up to the best manufactured; :. !.
RANDKEReHlEFS and TIES
M in great variety at 4 LEVY BROTHERS.
de IL ,F !. t.t " EtSztt ~ y .---ot,- -
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and 1SDlA-RUBRER DOLLS In
i CHM, r,,jrty, from Soto 81;
,ox.s nicely furnished. at S5c., u,
S,.', ns,Ix,,T DESKS y, 81, $3.50, $3.50,
sadss: A..
spd IS;
Walnut RACKETs. MATCH
HoA,rr wALL-PUCkETS, and TOWEL
RACKS;
.,'y, TIA SETS a, 2S, so, 7sc-. and Stall
.,.-,ortinsriiy cheap;
I nv.RA>kETS lSFANT s. BASKET
oITT",ru.RASKETs, KEf-BAsKETs, and
y,vCY BASKETS; ...,r,
.,rTEgl> sud BAGSa extraordinary oargains' ;
.,>n. and STAND in great variety
49, ,sonishinEly low prices;
.BUuKs, MONEY-BaGS, and PURSES; !;
,,rssrSG-C CASES for gentlemen;
v,ys IN srca, variety;
>lLX GARTEks; -, .,.,,
80 worth he money;
-, CHROM OMn-LlTHOGRAPRS In rich GIT
T., .,so, NOTICES In same style france
go vn4r elegant goods yet offered for holiday
sIfis.
pangS for children, ALBUMS,
,fRAP.BoOks, BLOCRS,
CONGRATULATIONS,
,r.vru,CuPES and ST TEREOSCOPlC VIEWS; /;
yp,vr, for picture. and NOTICES In endless
y,rie;y-ali very chesp;
p,rrrgts for scrap books In ave hundred Yarie-
rAISr.BUXes, RUBBER and IVORY Raj
TIES;
,rr0RDgoNs, ,CoSCERTiNAs,
T.Y WATCHES, vIOLINs, INDIA-RCBBEk
BALLS. and PANoKAMAS;
TOY TgI'<kSa at 75c-, IL, $l.25, $3.50, and ~ /,
vl..rC.BlSDERS-a very cheap and usefu! aru
c.e;
S,rg soOK.MARKS at 10 and 15c. worth 25c.
y,rrOFs and B0OK-MARKS on perforated
n.ner-Shafcd Worsted and SILK Tor worklpg
same;
paCKGAMMON BOARDS at 81;
u.S>oChS at so and 75c. worth u ana @l'Zo'
u~TOMANS ST IL worth So;
tr.,n, HAIR, TOOTH, and NAIL-BRUShES
pnwnrK-BuXfS, POWDER-PUFFS,a and Col.
y,,c'.>upertor rTOILET-POWDER;
r,,sgr,'. VIOLET, RoSEDORA, LAVENDE r;
NU,TlFLORA ATOILET-WATER;
,a,,:,'s SOAPS, elegantly done up for the hoii-
days;
sOTE.rApER, In thirty different styles, at 10
IS, 20, %, and soc. box;
GLOVE, HASDK COLA Il
BUXkS in SETS 10 match; --....- ~
GLOVE and HANDKsR jHlEF-boAEs IN setS
- match;
rrXWIPERS In great variety-some novelties in
his line; :,
JAPANESE CARD-RECEIvEas and small
BOWLS for cigar ashes;
BHUNZt and BLACK VAL NUT MAICd
STANDS;
PEARL, HUBBER, IVORY. OXYDlZED, GOLD
PLATE. and JET sLGEVE.BUTToNsi
pEAKL, GOLD, GULD-PLATF, jEI, anu1foh
STUB, and COLLAR-BCTrONS; ..
EREAsTPISs and EARRINGS In great variety
some elegant designs:
JUAS.oF-ARC GIRDLES, new aud fashionable
al lower prices than ever;
TABLE, PIANO, and STAND-COFEhSi in grea
variety;
TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOlLlEs' an'
TOWELS; ~,
NARsEILLES QUILTS, TIDES, aud TOLL E1
MATS;
LACE and SILK TIES:
sII,k I,kHANDkERCHiEFS in great variety;
uE.bEaNI,KERCHI for the old nam
mics;
DpE,sI<G.GOwSs. GLOVES, sCARFs, ant
CKANATS;
AID hundreds OF other articles suitao'e LOT hohi
DAY PRESENTS.
ryll pay YOU TO call and see the great exhlol'loi
oshoi,day goods At LEVY BROTHERS,
No. I0l7 aud 1919 Main street,
.,, Richmond, Va,
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,rREAr REDUCTION, FOR a LIMIT.
gT IN rrsME.- IN THE PRICE or MALAGA
GRAPES, IN FINE ORDER ANp p, In \, BuhfIhaGsa nuhsfIaGa
GSaPas at = iittIe above cost or importation. ana
therefore osr them 10 the pubic 81 me
price OF 3ec per pound and Will taSe on ~
ea ry Ss n WIN only be for q limited iime,
dsa a. PlZAlAI, Jss ee9 Bgosd stscsN 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

TABLE.LINENs and TOWELS,
NAPKINS, DuILIES, TIDES,
TABLE, and PIAS0.COvERS,
MARsEiLLES QUILTS, BLANKETS
COMFORTS, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

REAL LACE HAEDKERCHIEFS.
EMBROIDERED HASDKEECHIEF5,
INITIAL EASDKERCHIRFS,
PLAIN ann HEMSTITCuED EANB.
KERCHIEFS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

.FANcY-STRIPR HOSE for ladies, gen
nemep, and children In great va
riety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

ngeINlTIAL, HEMsTITCHED, LACE
EMBROIDERED, COLORED-BORDER, ana
TApE-BORDEn HANDKERCHIEFS;
COLLARS and CUFFS in sets, in great variety, al
extremely low prices;
LACE BARBES and COLLARS;
HANDKERCH1EFS for children In great variety
ppISTED CAMsRIC COLLARS, and CUFFS to
match al 4Oc. set worth $l
MUSLIN CAPS at rs and SOC. worth double the
money. .-...r-.- LEVI bhoiHcno.
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UNDERWEAR in large variety for
ladies, gentlemen, and children.
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CLOTH, BERLIN, and KID GLOVES
and GAUNTLETs for ladies and
gentlemen. i -,r.,1 %3El ,
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DRESS GOODS AND CASHMERE DE-
PARTMENTS. Great reduction
In prices to close out this seasons
stock.
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a-yLOAKS, SHAWLs, FURS, &c.
S,yly.Seycn styles OF fCLOAKS-allto TO be sold cheap;
F.uy-elrht styles OF Sil ~ HLs at extremely ~"
prices:
hutua. al FI,RS for children and ladies al closing
prices - 49,,
FUR TRlMMiSGS, WORSTED PRINCES, and
BUTTONS:
EUFFI.ES al 20, 80, 35, and 40c. per dozen
EVfFLlAG b5 the yard In great variety;
KNIT suaWLs, SUBIAS, SUNTAGS, JACKETS,
HOODS, CAPS, LkGGINS, WktSTLETs,
und SChRFS at LEVY bhoihEho
tic II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

CARRIAG and TRAVELLING.
ROBES from low prices to finest
imported.
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A NEW SUPPLY OF THAT ELEGANT
"A EAU DE COLOGNE. .KLOsTERFRADtsn Num-,
direct from Germany; choice H8nderEegehil n1'
kses. u, WAGNER, Druggist az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

1000 sets Of COLLARS and CUFFS;
600 sets Of FURs for ladies aud
misses:
SRAL-SKrN CAPS for ladies, misses,
ssa children.
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4nhutond llispatth.

sH THE CIRCULATION OF THE D1spATCH
IS LARGER THAN TEE COMBINED NRCULA-
sTION OF: ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWel
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

Thousands Of other USEFUL AR
FOR THE HOLIDAYS can be
found at .-..-a.-.a.. s-..--~#-...r--...
sYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth. ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

1000 SHAwLs for ladies and misses
from 25c. up to $50. ~,
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CHRIsTMAslLAcE TIES, LACE FIcHUs, TIN
PRESENTS and SILK TIES. SnsN E;E;
CaRIsTMSs III Is ] sAS
PREsFNTS FANCY HAspKRacHrEF-Roz
CHRISTMAS CREAM POINT D'EsPAt
PRESENTS. LAcES and INsERTINGs.
CHRISTMAS -
PRESENTS. 1a-t - ~ !.
CHRISTMAS! ,,--..f-
| PRESENTS BERLIN SILK sAs1rEs. HAND-K
CHRISTMAS SAQUEs and HooDs.
PRESENTS. -g
CHRISTMAs :
PRESENTS. @E 49,.
CHRISTMASI BLACK and CoLoRED DRESS SIr
PRESENTS. beautiful grades, at low prics
PRESENTS rfr na-. :------ -
CHRISTMASia ~,
PRESGNTs.l A large stock Of BLACK CAcHMI
CHRISTMAS ALPACA, MERINo, CR
PRESENTS. CLoTH, HENRIETTA CLIO
CHRISTMAS BoMBAZINES, BIARITZ, &c.
PkksEaTs. sr; s.., : - =. 81
CHRISTMAS q, 900 sets Of COLLARS and Cur
PRESENTS 500. sets OF FURs for Ladies
p PREsEsTs. NJ srAI.sxIx s CAPS for ladies, mi
CHkiSTMASI and children.
PRESENTS.
HRISTMASi --
PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS REAL LACE HANDKERcHrRFS.
PRESENTS EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEF
CHRISTM as INITIAL EANDKERCHIRFS,
PRESENTS. FLAIN aud HEMSTITCuED IA
CHhISTMA> KERCHIEFs.
PRESENTS. .g-.s,- ~- zs-sr
CHRISTMASi ~
CHRISTMAS lFANcY-SrRIPHH HOSE for ladies,
PRESENTS.i nemeD, and children In great
CHRISTMASi rtety. f
PRESkSTS- --
CHRISTMAS . s..r..,sL." :, !
PRESERTS. CLOTH, BERLIN, and KID CLIO
CHRISTM IS and GAUNTLETs for ladies'
PRESENTS. gentlemen. 's.--,r.l ~ I
iah;s PREsENTs. Sns
CHRISTMAS If -
PRES GNTS. USpERwRAR in large variety
| CHRISTMAS Ladies, gentlemen, ana chlld
| PRESENTS. ...
| CHRISTMAs -
| tHRIS1 S1MASlTABLE.LINENs and TOWELS,
/ PRESENTS. n NApKINs, DOiLIES, TIDES,
| CHRISTM AS TABLE, and PIANO. COVERS,
| PRESENTS. MAhsEiLLES QUILTS, BLANhl
| CHRlSTMAS COMFORTS, &C.
| PRESENTS.
| tHRIsTMAsIDREssG GOODS AND CASHMERE
| PRESENTS. PARTMENTs. -G Great reouc
| CHklSTMAS in prices to close out this seas
| CBRIsTMAS ---
| PRESkSTS.
| CHRISTMASIC CARRIAG E and TRAvKLL
| PRESENTS. ROBES from low prices to
| CHRIoTMASl imported.
| PRESENTS. ID. -s. ..r .a --. Z.
| lCHRiSTMASl2.OO 900 sHAwLs for ladies and m
| PRESENTS. from 25c. up to $50.
/ CHRlSTMASt -e--.
1 PRESENTS. ~. ---- r. -
| PRESENTS.IB ALMoRAL and BoULRV
| CHRlSTMASl SKIRTS In endless variety.
| PRESENTS. ...s ..,...... .rat .ta-
CHRISTMAS .. 49,. ,...--" .fa d,
GaRisTME fKEsETNMTEs; !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

TEE WEAraER TO-DAY The prob abilsfe:
are that Il ,ciH sno,o. = tiSt' hss - -
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a large stock Of BLACK CAcHMERE.
ALPACA, MERINO, GRAPE
CLoTH, HENRIETTA CLOTH,
BoMBAZINEs, BIARITZ, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17
STATE DENTAL .EI'jI' ATION, Il
Third q Bays 8 4 1P'roseeasnks. !
MnRNINa MO ~ & s.ssrt,u =!

tA1VsNfN5 cEsSSIVN. ssls4
phs Virginia Dental Association, met, pur.
suan0 70 a6jpntnn1ent, yesterday morning as
halfyaat 10 ociock resident Thackstcn ii,
the clH5ffsS9 xssls 20 esltsE =
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BA ALMoRAL and BOULEVARD
SKIRTS In endless variety. ~
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ip pscIbgoSs rza1m sszsfE
On E0iiCraof Or. 5hackssoB ne regular
order OF sbuiness Hss passed, saA tie AsssSsa
scistion heard radigydy. intarssirg papsHs
.on the preservation Of decfdu0us seeff. ara. =.
pared by Dr.. rs II. BdskhoiEer, 81 Eaisig :,
sSobbUfH Va. 3s5ssts " 8 81 ss9a
OrFmoticn OF gs Rbscsssss tts Essas ora
the Association were returned tog III Bafk.st
holder for bis yasaehle paTpss md In pa2eR:a.
was ordered 10 be- fled. s.
DR.. Thompson fea1 a. 5eftest from EA.EC
Barnum, Of New Fork. retuvnIHs NTH ahaaaks =
tfos q testinoniai steadered Inn. hg si,e FIss @
On motion she siatioD cssed anfh 7.
~; " it44kTTEBBpGn sESslfE.: :
President Thacsstor resumed Tie ss1asrs, =
about half:past 4 o'ssyeE .ss
/ 4. opRRATsvE1 psssrsraE ss. s. !
DR.. r. A. Jetef, ffsm the CsmmitteS OH
Operative Dentistry ! said that hs hhe1W of 2
Enespecial fmproveEznuta upon swbaeh s0lre-ts
DR.. Thacksson stassia tha. DR.. Wayt. hasi a
been appointed chafrnsss Of this spUfDitsaA,.1
but Tor reasons Of. Ills cwh BE coald NOT at I
tend. The Chaift thoHs1 That next yoafseaeh
member Of the ssye1sHs eomrsittees Wcal&ets
prepare his OWE rspeHs and mob rsly on shsssi
Ec1alrmaus - I, sE,is,sa1
Dr. Hodekin agreed dtaish Dr. Jssse In say-, /.
ing that with the isnMgyed ppaAnees,
and piensszas 0pefaaise deA-
Itissry bad been a.1yabeajao Wonssefufida-sf
gree. He thought bcNeyeE, tbas dertiatssS
should not rely to muds en- their Morrison \
engines, their a1h esive. po5G sfoils and other !,
He tlio1gA gAss they onS6s To- Dc. :
pend moge upon their sabbWsRressel Eedid g
not know Of any zach ne that coul& do hiET
thinking for him. not.
Dr. Moore; like Dis- Hodgkin, hsd laid
aside his fnallet alm,,st snsirely. He hsd, Id.
deed, depressed hiss sgsws fully. BE 'was !,
gAdas see that the lar oeasion was graduailyetl
driftiag back into Cd @ old methods. 5! HeWass ssf
d 6rm believer in DO q -aahesive foil ass,saat
! Dr. Barton said he Weserred . liner ioH. !,
thsa1 No. IS. No. lie ge1eraliy used. Hh hvl
s,lts Il sato strips su d rolls it cutting ithSot
rolls into three seel Il sA1 Each sectioEoisfi q
then folded over so ais iteform pellet 4f ha :.
falb large cavity, he / aaee;the whole, ,9s ape
strip md makes pei leti OF It. w ben 1he,
eayNy !ia ready he tal:e B 3. sharp fn5tyQndettF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

LACE TIES. LACE FIcHUs, TlNsEL
and SILK TIES, 5t;Et
FANCY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CREAM POINT D'ESPAGNE
LAcES and INSERTINGs. s4g;.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-17

BLACK and CoLoRED DRESS SILKS,
beautiful grades, at low. prices. {.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-15

THE Capital removal question was
good thing for the ne1cs boys yesterday
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-15

POLICE CoURT.-Tere were four cases
disposed of at the Police Court Saturday
morning.
William Christy and Alvi Bumbarger,
two tramps, who, for want Of something to
do. got into a fight at the lookup Friday
night, and made things lively for while
They were arrested and taken before the
Judge, who fined Christy ten dollars
and costs, and dismissed Bumbarger.
Not having that amount of change, he
will have an opportunity of testing the
quality Of the soup at Castle Kennedy
for the next twenty days.
Kate Winger and Minnie Bolin were
arrested in East Wheeling for disturbing
the peace by loud talk in the street, while
under the influence of liquor. They were
fined three dollars and costs each, which
they paid
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-15
KIdncrs and Urinary Organs.

When we take into consideration the
functions the kidneys have to perform IN
preserving the balance between the diff
terent depurating organs, and eliminat-
ing superduous, unhealthy and poison
Gus matters from the system through
the uniarv secrctions, we are not surpris-
ed at the great frequency of their atfec.
ton and the difficulty in the treatment
of these troublesome diseases.
The vast quantity Of poisonous matters
that are eliminated through these seCre-
tons in state of health, if retained in
the system but for few days, would be
frought with the greatest danger to the
animal economy.
And when these organs themselves be-
come diseased from whatever cause the
danger is very greatly enhanced.
The various forms of the Gravel, the
Gout, Bright's disease, Nephritis, Dia-
betes, Cystltis and other painful diseases
peculiar to the Renal system should
prompt the physician to use every means
possible to discover the true cause of sui
fering that the remedy may be applied
at once.
Children and even infants are fire.
quentlv liable to unnatural secretions Of
urine, and painful affections in voiding
it. which is often overlooked or passed
unnoticed because of the inability OF the
little sufferer to make known the seat or
LEGATION of the eXcruciating pain, which
is another reason that secretion ought 10
be carefully examined in every disease.
We have had number of patients
who were treated by eminent physicians
for q long time without benefit, because
of mistaken diagnosis, and who were
relieved in very short time after the
real cause of the disease was made known
bv an examination ofthe urine.
In fact, so numerous have been these
terrible mistakes for want Of more scien-
tifc knowledge of Urino-Pathology, and
SO promptly are these painful and dis
tressing maladies relieved when the real
cause Is detected and the appropriate
remedy administered, that we are really
astoni:hed so little attention is paid IN
that direction.
Let not any fastidious or squeamish
notions deter you from making aPplica-
ton to Us for relief.
The most Of cases may be cured by
single course of medicine,
For the benefit of those living at dis
lance, laboring unde Chronic Affections,
and unable 70 attend in person, We would
say: by sending vial Of URINE for exam
nation, the necessary medicines can be
sent them by express.
L. OLDSHUE, NJ. d.
T. L. OLDSHUE, VI. D.
J. W. OLDSAUE, NJ. d.
Address Drs. OLDsHUE.
rs 1872 GraGt Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-15

THE churches were all largely at
tended Yesterday.
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PLATEXBuRG. of the Hancock county
Courier. Is mad because We promised a
soup ticket to the Steubenville Gazette
man and didn't include him. We know
your taste. Platenburg, and have got q
ticket to the Opera in reserve for you.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-15

TEACHERS AssoCIATIoN.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Teachers Asso-
citation Of Wheeling, was held Saturday
morning, at the hall of the Fourth ward
school building. Prot. Williams oeeu-
pied the chair. and about fifty members
were present.
The usual preliminary exercises were
gone through with, after which d COM
munication from Prof. Gutenberg was
read. announcing his intention of organ
izing evening classes (under the auspices
of the German Literary Society OF
Wheeling to consist Of adult ladies and
gentlemen, for instruction in the German
language, and Offering inducements to
teachers who may desire to acquire n
knowledge of this language.
An exercise in English syntax, by
Rev. Boyd, was next on the programme.
Owing to press of other matters, select
readings were dispensed with.
A lecture on the Explanation III cube
root from an arithmetiCal basis, ana
without the need of the algebraicai
formula" was delivered by Prof Taylor,
of the Bridgeport schools. Blackboard
exercises and cubical blocks were en-
ployed in the lecture.
The general discussion was laid over
for want of time.
The following programme for the
next meeting was announced, after
which the meeting adjourned:
|. Physiology-Why important as
a branch of study in common schools
By Miss 5. j. Meholin.
J. Stephens and Annie Ewing.
3. Lecturc-Subject, Qualifications OF
Primary Teachers, by Principal Steven
son.
4 Observation-Disclosures, Should parents
be permitted to select the studies which
their children are to pursue in graded
schools?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-15

STRUCK BY A TRAIN.-As the Accom-
mediation train going east Friday reached
the neigbborhood of Thornton Station,
W. Va, man and woman, closely muf-
fled up on account of the cold, were OBJ
served upon the track. The engineer
sounded his whistle and finally checked
up his engine but all to no purpose, the
parties did Dot hear, and the man was
struck by the engine and knocked from
the track. The train was then stopped
and the parties taken on board and car
ried to the next station. The injured
mans name is Newman, and he was still
alive at last accounts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-15

SHOULD the gras,hoppers not inter
fere with the prospect there will be the
largest Weld from the present ice crop,
that has ever been harvested in the his
tory of ice dealers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-15
The membership is distributed as

The Secretary has the following
pertinent comments OIL the workings
of the Association for the year:
"Expecting at the commencement
of the year that before its close we
would number at least five nun
dred, regret that we have failed in
our efforts to accomplish that Oh"
ject. | think il is mainly owing to
the Financial panic" through which
we are now passing. Yet with pa
thence and perseverance the end VIII
be attained, and then the members
will be more prompt i'll paying up,
as their interest increases in the AS
ISOLATION Early in the year the
Board of Directors felt the impor-
lance of offering a commission on
all applications that would he ac-
cepted, and instructed me to cores
pond with the different lodges, re-
auesting the Secretary or some one
of their members 10 act as agent.
am sorry to say that very few have
responded to the request"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-15

THE Municipal Court will meet this
afternoon at two o'clock.