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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
TIE TrGCd-pEEsIAN FRONTIER.

NONsIAAIINOILL, AprI I.-IHe Nusslln
and British Anba.-adors have presented 10 tue Porte
map ~ te Persian frontier prepared by England mud
Russia and dtmluded the rat.ncuou ile iroutcr ly
Turkey according tO The Berlin treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
rEiGNE5rs or uLSILEN NEVIS.

srnirr orIuoN WuRRIr- ~ cLEvTLASp.
CLEILNND. OHIO. Aprl l.-IayiOr * Bog
.'- f.uuderic- ,fupllng 90 ui.u. aui down yc-tc-
,ay iu ANTICIPATION OF stiike huf men met 200 the
afternoon uul determined 10 h0i Dn Tor 10 per cent
TWOTNIrEn STATES MAISiIAL9 KILLED
CtNrIvNATL April l-Wllllam ;. Bates, q
Tni,,d sfHts. Marshal was fuifly stabbed IN hght
near somtrari. nv. on ednesday rght. Mr. cooper
another nfri states Marshal. killed no the same
tine ir ItleioWu. ton mcs distant BOth were aciNe
against Tie iuuoushncr@.
KILLING his BROTHER To SAVE HIS FATHER.
CINcINNNTL April LIN Robertson County,
Ky. near Nonut Ohyet, ON Mcdnc'day evening >. :;
Brewer shot aud killed MS b-uthl RciRrL Richard
made an attempt KIN his father shooting twice al
him. r. Brewer interfere !, Wrcstcd The weapon from
his brothers haud and discharged the cohehh into the
lattels body aUd lead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02


Urss "a Co,iyrrss 0f,en.Lied:
GLNnEYIS: i'rc,umu- ,uat vru aud your c'u'''in'
euta believe ~ ha,i money ho,h t0-d ana s"''4' W.
~ - 80 ,,-,,,re - f-r ~ t-cnq-ttior ~ huI %
cauc, gleouDacfs 'y retiring tle deaoiuluaous ui -.
- - and 10 i.a aud ISSUE Their pace, 80 lrgss
ury bills 20 tle same aggregate aiso i1hl. ,.,
To CON 3ud pnt ~ cttuilton an amount ol EVdfphil
10 the - ana >lu oIc4 thus retired ZOO dfuO1i 0Lsi n
LID ot - aud = 80 ani OF .il,ctSl 20 c.nis ami O.,
you Wi. Sc n oie, tu., ,, ihi- pan tho National
b,igs woult be compelled % KEEP en- hand large
amount l1 aud silver C'in wacrcWI'h Too Fcoc .n i9elT
sna bills thus making sNci' siocnoAcAs ana eo.d o
Inn orher vorjs We shonlG then atoi, the Inrlsh sys
ten OF circulating notes, AS vt ls g't ant ,iN'i-ihc
,ai'S ., - f., S,t r m m .e 1 tar e5ol So
Tie luitod liiblty hanks Of Eueltud Stunaui aud
Irtlind issue bll. oI not les than a. ct -.
10 more National bank notes OF than - should bo
issued ANA herein suggested shouid provide i'r
the gradual retirement and cancellation oi hi AatoHa
aggregate amount be ssuCd, those oi tn II anu
retired. AisJ tnN Tie Lnel : Hcs Urea t'l suou'u
issue no moie bill. Of es. than 80 in amount .
This would pa; IA circulation tue god no" held ~
iniNiauals and Dani' as mciohauc &c. ana srl up lh
the United states Treasury aud ~ delosioil-' ahI
would o. specte "Vd'ioH putting an az Az "hSa.t W %,
millions OF dollars The combined gJld aud SILVER pro-
duct OF this country iOr tic hsi year was ABOUT
NewYoik would then lly AID legtimat. ly assume
the position OF the WORLDS nnshcai ecur. lAe Clt.a
States 10 already recognized As Tue gIeater IueIak
country ~ maternal wealth, our uln,s il"ldhH lne
neids o: the Wost clog con uGncaton WIN tLo sea
By e adoption of such financial ncasues az We have
sucEcstcd, believe our Treasury notes wpud hc not
ouly legal tender the United States bui recognized
medium Of exchange throughout the world. Very ra-
spectfully ours, httts HNcH Co
Mr.. Hatch said further: By retiring the II and -
greenbacks and ISSUING Others Of less denomination
than 50 IN place OF dOsc retired Hould propose now,
there would be- decrease the circulation Of green
backs aud IL would bring silver into circulation would
also approve tue Government Issuing consO lated
bonds cover all rs Indebtedness with interest az or
3l2 per cent. By the plan have suggested should
then adopt the svstem OF the Bank Of Eusnd and the
whole LuCl sL Government"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

CHICAGO. April Ia dispatch from NC
Greaor Iowa says. Gustav Kcchfus, wealthy
bachelor was assissuatcd az ucork last night vt The
house of me nrnthcr Henry, Watson Post Ohicc.
four miles from Monans Two shu'H were htcd ihrogh
a window. charge entering NHslaN lelb snuul1o
and kluv him Instantly. The other charge wounded
Henry IN the hand. which ne nearly bed to death
THEOUlO WHEAT CROP
CLEVELAND, Ohio. April l. - Specials to
The Herald from about 100 pouta u Ohio, regarding the
wheat crop prospectus SHOW general increase IN acre
age ranging from ten 10 twenty-five per cent, Inc
winter has been favorable 10 large yield, though tho
present snow Is regarded with apprehension u ioi-
lowed hy sharp frost on the lake. border tho Mareh
frosts have done considerable damag Ia Central ONO
the Increase Of acreage from to fifteen per cent
aud the crop Is IN good condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

GREECE REJECTS THE COMPROMISE.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from Athens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

to The Morning Post says: Premier Coumoundouro.
VIII telegraph 10 the Greek agents IN Europe Gree
cannot accept the Porte's proposals"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
4 SENATE FIELD DAY.

ABUNDANCE or ORATORY ON BOTH sIDEs-coN-
FLiCTNG STATEMENTS MADE BY SENATORS NIL
AND GLORGE-A SENSATIONAL SCENE Al THE
CLOSE
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TELEGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY AT BUFFALO
been est ashed here With capital o 100000
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state Leear.Op,ion Convention.

A call for State LocaLOption C0nven-
ton to be held in Charlottesville, Tuesday,
December both, at O'Clock u. NJ, has been
Issued by Charles II. Ryland, president.
and William W. Smith, secretary. They
say: ain issuing this call we do not
act rs the representative of any specific
temperance organization, or OF any church
or party, but as the spOkcsmen of the
citizens Of our State Of all societies, creeds,
and parties. or OF none, who believe that
the licensed traffic in intoxicating liquors
as beverage IL n source OF great evil in
their communities and in the State, and
that at the least the power TO protect itself
from this injury should be lodged in the
hands OF each community"
They aloo say that the call is issued ain
accordance with the request Of several
thousand citizens, including men OF in
fluence in almost every county OF the state"
II il also heartily endorsed by the follow
ing gentlemen: William Smith, ex-Goy-
ernor OF Virginia; Thomas A. Niche, J.
T.. Massie, John l.. Cochran, Charles S.
kenable, G.. +. Vawtcr, c. J. Harris, J.
u. Dreher, John l.. Buchanan, Charles
Morris, w. W. Ballard, Richard lrby,
w. w. Bennett, II. &. Dashiell, w. W.
Berry, W. j. Best, W. ;. Christian, G..
W. Ilawxhurst, W. III. c. Long, W. j.
Kidd. II. W. Nelson, G. w. Williams, j.
ID. Butcher, A. b. Dunnaway, Robert
Beverly, William +. Baker, j. G. Arm
strong, and many Others.
Any friend OF local option is free to
come. and will be welcome. Arrange
ments have been made with railroad
and steamboat companies generally for
greatly reduced rates TO all who attend,
and all possible arrangements will be made
ut Charlottesville TO lessen expenses OF
visitors.
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, Con, dull at 7Osc Ua,s quiet az Ave. Fora AMI
lard nominal hnIk- Is quiet ri6. Pc; elszs,
1O1c. Haeor-Rih. 'ni>~ stsnr-curpd sAuks, Use.
whIskey steady te1.15.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LocIs. December I2.--fIour nominaiiy sn-
No. 2 red fall, sI.35f cash, sI.3sE January;
No 8 red f.li. 81 so No. red f,li. $40. Com
sss nd fe Barley d ,a' quiet ~ /. ssc f ri
lower; si7.o5 February. Boik-meat. dull aad
iS".. sssc Bsess .iow e soai ro s1as s ssr
rib, $500; clear sides, tIo. Lard dull; sio.7S
bid.
CHICAGO, December I2.-rlour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat dull and shade lower: No. 2
Chicago spring = ,2eyssIzS cab si2ss
cago spring, sl.ls.. Corn steady and in fair d.
msnd, bat irregular; 6o'ss SOC. cash, 6o*c. he
s seae rss Sc .SS sse%ay s Sr and
hogs dull and lower; best, s6.s7,s bid. fork duu.
weak; and lower; old, si6.4o,; new, sle.7s cash.
md lower; sIO.go@sio.sS cash, sii.oS@
lp!s 9'sn Ball. BSs-% ., active and lover
1918. Whisky s,endy and unchanged
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE December i2.-Fleur In fair do
mand. Wheat tame: No. = Milwaukee soft cash
snd eT GSen i oTe2 S sanury elSS No
quiet No. 2, s5c,. Provisions lower: M,ss pork
si6.75 cash and Deeembcr, 1850. January.
Lard, sl0.95 caeb and December. ell January.
Hogs easier md IN active demand at s5.70(1a6.25-
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTrHoRE, December 12.-reef eatte-Trade
slow hest grade Nc. higher; common on Make;
very best 5a@64c.; rrsi quality, 4set 3Sc.; me
dun, 3@4c.; ordinary. pose: most saies 40
Be-; receipts, 1876 head: SaIes. 1.764 head.
swine In fair supply asd moderate demand nj 7tr
She; receipts. 6,s67 heas. The receipts Of shesp
aud lambs were 2477 hesd. Quoted Sheep, SO
&C.: lambs. 46D5hc.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES-
NEW YORK, December 12.-Cotton-Net re-
ceipts. 1907 bales. gross, 1881 bales
Futures closed nrm sales, $1,000 bales: De
cemher. o. l.93@sll.94; January, sl2.llen
sl2.l2. February. sl233MS12.34 March.
sl2.52@&l2.53; April, sl2.6s@si2 80, May,
sl2.s2@si2.s3; June. sl2.93@fl2.94; July.
sl3.03@S13.05; August. sl3. l3ns13.l4; SIP
tember, sf2.f3&Fl2.4j October, elise.
sll.s0: November. 81 l.5s6sil.60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-13

California, chairman OF the Committee
on Revision Of Laws; and Senator Sew
ell, OF New Jersey, chairman OF the Com
mittee on Enrolled Bills. Window will
also be placed on the committees on
Patents, Education, Labor, and Transpor-
tation Routes TO the Seaboard.
No comprehensive resolution on the SUBJ
iect will he submitted TO the Senate, but
various changes will be made from time to
time separately. The caucus also this morn
ing adopted resolution providing for the
creation OF a Senate Committee on Rights
OF Women. Senator Lapham will be chair
man Of this committee, with Anthony,
Ferry, and Dawes a. IT. other Republican
members.
DESIGNATION ACcEPTED-CoNFIRsAT
WASHINGTON. December l2.-The Presi-
dent to-day accepted the resignation OF
MISUNDERSTANDING Upton.
to take effect December 3lst.
The Senate confirmed Frelingbuysen as
Secretary Of State unanimously without
discussion.
4 lady postmaster was among the nomi-
nations sent in to-day.
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IL h feared that ~ the DORIS u removed
hundreds OF bodies win be found in the
niockcd-up Passages. The captain of The
Fire Brigade states that ali inside the
Theatre Is heap OF human bones
ana charred remains. Fraulein PawlIk,
daughter OF the wellknown member Of
the Chamber Of Deputies. who succeeded
IN escaping from the theatre, while urging
the people outside 10 attempt TO rescue
those inside, was treated as mad by the po-
lice and forcibly made to cease her impor-
tunities, the guards declaring that every
body had been rescued. A relief commit
tee has been constituted. The municipal
ity will contribute $4,000 florins.
dispatch TO the Standard from Vienna
says: "The indignation at the laundering
OF all concerned In the theatre fire IL
greatly on the increase. Subscriptions are
coming in very rapidly. Relief funds have
been opened in Paris, Rome, and Berlin
IRE which broke out on Sunday i'm the
Seed Exchange, near the Ring Theatre,
was soon cxtinguished. The troops were
confined 10 their barracks on Sunday, as
the police had received threatening let
ters."
lBy Telegraph
SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS FOR The VICTIMS.
AN IMPRESSIVE SCENE.
VIENNA, December l2.-An immense
concourse OF people was present this MORN
ing at st. stephens cathedral, where sol
emn requiem mass was celebrated for the
rcpOse OF the souls OF the victims of the
fire. The cathedral was entirely draped in
In black and a caiafalque erected, which
was surrounded with candles and exotic
plants. The clergymen entered the cathe-
dral in procession, followed by the Crown
Prince, Archdukes, members of the Impe-
rial household, Count Degnaterrcs, minis
tiers, members Of Reichsrath, representa-
tiycs OF the army, civil service, municipal
ty, etc. Bishop Augerer ofiiciatcd. The
Court opera choir assisted, and their voices
were occasionally almost drowned by the
agonized Sobs OF The mourners. The
large square in front OF the cathedral and
the adjoining streets were filed by many
thousands OF people. The common grave
for the unrecognized victims Of the fire in
the Central cemetery is $50 feet long and
IL feet wide.
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A Fatal Mistake.

YOUNG yIRGINIAN TAKEN FOR WILD
TURKEY RECEIVES A DEATH WOUND.
Last week Fleming Porter, lad living
with his father on the lands of Major
Young, was shot by young man name
Joseph Eldridge while thc two were tur-
key-hunting on Buckhorn mountain, cast
OF town. Ii appears that a lot OF turkeys
had lighted near the scene of the tragedy,
and while young Porter was watching to get
a shot his hat became suddenly visible to
his companion. who, thinking only of the
game. fred with so true an aim that
several shot struck Porter, one entering the
brain. Dr.. II. b. Estill was called in, but
since the shooting the lad has been in a
profound Stupor from the injury to the
brain. and nothing could be done to relieve
him. The Young man who fired the I'M
happy shot has suffered terribly from mem
tal anguish since the accident.
L0ter.-AbOut 0 O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing young Porter died without awakinS
from his stupor. Death occurred, il Is sup
posed, from blood-pressure on the BRAIN
Clinch FdNey NecS.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS
AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Republican Membership OF the senate
Committees Revised by Caucus Action-The
G"itcau Trial-Hon. Fred. Freiinahuysen
Nominated and Confirmed Secretary Of
tc-Postmaster-Generai James Re-
siRns-Thrse Little Boys Drowned by
Breaking Through Ice-Anothcr Distress
Ing Drowning Accident-Dca,h OF Jour-
nsiist--A Pennsylvania Rsllins-Mii Burn-
cd; Loss $500, Journalists Excemmu-
nicnted from the Church In spnin-Fatal
Railroad Collision In England, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-13
Tho Guffanu Trial.

A WITNESS GIFTS THE LAUGH on Mr.. DAVIDGE.
WASHINGTON, December II. - In the
Guiteau trial this morning DR.. Spitzka, of
New York, testified that he examined Gui-
teau Yesterday, and was satisfied that
Guiteau is insane. The cross-eXamination
was quite pointedly direct as 10 the Wit
ness's practice and standing a. an expert,
and inquiries were made a to Witness
position a. professor at the Veterinary
school. Mr.. Scovile objected 10 the ques-
tons a. not pertinent.
Davidge replied: "The attainments OF
this witness have been paraded by counsel
on the other side, and we think IL decidedly
pertinent 10 the ease 10 discover what op-
portunities for professional requirements
the witness has enjoyed"
Scoville noted an exception.
The witness had no reason to feel ashamed
OF his sphere Of duty in that connection.
The branch Of inquiry pursued by him had
also engaged the attention Of Huxley, Cou-
vier, and other noted scientists.
Mr.. Davidgc: Yes: but your treatment
Mt that time must have been confined
mostly TO horses, and these gentlemen,
then. are what are known as horse doctors,
are they noty'
Witness (reddcning and some excite
menr: my treatment has been confined
TO asses. When an ass with two legs asks
me stupid question endeayor to treat
him rs he deserves" General laugh at
expense OF counsel
Without concluding the cross-eXamlna-
ton recess was taken for an hour.
After recess DR.. Spitzka again took the
stand. Before he had chance to speak,
however, Guitcau broke in with the state
ment that "there are good many poodle
dogs in the newspaper business, ana l
want TO express my utter contempt for
some Of these poodle-dogs. i am going to
notify the jury that the heightened press
are saving that it would be stain on the
American people TO hang a man in my con-
dition." As he concluded some person in
the crowd shouted, "Shoot him now"
causing great excitement, but the party
offering the suggestion could not be found,
and the excitement subsidized.
DR.. Spitzkl testified 10 his belief that
Cuiteau was born insane. Spitzka was
still on the stand when the court adj
iourned.
Warden Croker has received several
ANONYMOUS letters advising him to remove
everybody else from the wing OF the pri-
son where Guiieau is confined. 80 that in
the event Of q dynamite explosion no one
hut Guitcau may be hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-13
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

sALEs-FfRsr BoARD.-l0 shares Atant, and
Charlotte Railroad stock at 80, 80 do. JB. CO at
79S; 20 shares Norfolk and Western Railroad
preferred stock az 6s; 10 shares Petersburg Rail-
road stock at 27s; 30 shares Columbia and Green-
Vile Railroad preferred stock at SO, 40 do. at
s7't 20 do at S77s. 10 do at s7ss. o do. at s7s
10 shares Richmond aud Danvillc Railroad stock
at l4Os; 1000 Richmond and Danville gold SIS
Mt 1885,.
SECOND DoARD.-l00 shares Columbia and
Greenyile Railroad preferred stock nj s7s. 100
do at s71, 10 do. (B. c. ut s77s, 10 shares Rich
mond and Danyilie Railroad Us. ca stocs at l40s,
DIDO. iB. c. at l40S; 5000 yirgipia aud Ten
nessee Railroad second IS at l04; 10 shares Chez
apeake and Ohio Railway stOrk az 27N.
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A View Yerk hank OfsIecr Arrested for
Eu> s7ouznnt.

PoroHKEEPsrE, N. T., December H.
Seneca Holloway. paying teller OF the
Poughkeepsie National Bank, was arrested
this morning charged with ENLIGHTENMENT.
The bank officers say that partial exami-
nation OF the books shows that the short
age Will amount 10 between forty and fifty
thousand dollars, which IL about one third
OF the banks surplus. Holloway was re-
Gently elected county treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-13
The Kansas Liquor Inv.

TOPEKA, KANSAS, December Flowing
to the fact that the provisions OF the law
prohibiting the manufacture and sale OF in
toxicating liquors are continually violated
in various cities Of the state, Governor
st. John has issued proclamation Offering
rewards for the arrest and conviction OF
any person guilty Of manufacturing or
selling intoxicating liquor in violation OF
the law in said cities; also OF any police
man, city marshal, sheriff, county attorney,
or other officer for failure to perform the
duties imposed upon him by the provisions
OF said law.
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READ THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING
STATEMENT OF THIS DISCOVERY:

STATEMENT Or THIS DlSCoN In
Celery has only come into public notice within
the last few years as a neryne, but scientific eN-
periment, and experience have proved beyond Il
doubt that II controls irritation ana periOdle ncr-
yous and sick headache, TO a remarkable degree
Hnt "A combination of the EXTRACT or CELERY
,xn CuAMoMILr, which has been but recently IN
,roduced TO the profession aud the public by my
self has produced such marvellous results ID curing
nervousness and headaches, and especially nervous
and sick headaches, neuralgia, indigesuoh' anu
sleeplessncss that u has excited pubic aetehtioh
and ne,yspapcr comments, and therefore give the
following Information to the pupllc 10 "oiu an
,yrrng hundreds Of letters of inquiry about ihen'
NJ CELERY AND CHAMoSuLE PILLS. for the
.,rc ~ headache and nervousness, are prepared
under NV supervision, and are INTENDED expressly
90 cure headache, neuralgia, indigestion, sieeplees-
ress- and nervousness, and VIII cure any case
where no organic disease Of the brain or spihaI
cord exists. Hundreds Of cases Of many years
standing have been cured. No matter no" ehIohio
ar obstlrate tho ease may be- permanent cure Is
,no,-,llv certain. This statement Is made aiter
years Of experience in their use In the generh
practice Of medicine .,,,.o.
who suffer from nervous headaches ca'lscu ny al
,,c,rvorLcd brain in their studies, and Tor al
49,. ~ hard brain-workers, whose overtaSed
neryons centres need repair and sedation' Ner-
so,,s trenor. weakness, and paralysis are be'hg
dsiIy cured by these pills. They correct cos''Ve-
ne.s, but are not pnrgatse.
D,reciions ON each box. Price % ccaiS' or 81
hoxes for Q so, postage free 70 any address, NO
order filled unless accompanied by me money
vor sale nv al Wholesale and retail druggisn'
r,e,ot No. Ioe north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd
fno 26-eodlwl
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4 Member of Parliament Carried Out
TO Sen i'm u Balloon.

LoNDON. December ia Government
balloon, in charge OF Captain Templer, ac'
companied by Mr.. Walter Powell, member
of Parliament for Malmesbury, and MIR
Gardner, assembled from Bath yesterday
and descended at Bridport. The balloon
struck the ground heavily, and Mr.. Gard
ncr and Captain Tcmpler were thrown ont
and injured. The balloon then rose witt
Mr.. Powell, and was seen again TO descend
at sea. Nothing has since been heard OF
the balloon or Mr.. Powell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-13
AKenfuekx Traxedx.

ExTSEycE, KY, December i2.-Joseph
Warford, OF Shelby county, was killed Sat-
urday night by Alex. Shirley. Shirley says
Warford called at his door In the night and
fired pistol-shot which wounded him. He
then fired at Warford, and took TO his bed
from pain. Warford was found dead next
morning, and Shirley Is in dangerous
condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-13
Colonel Forney's Funeral.

PHILADELPHIA, December 12.-The
funeral OF the Late Colonel Forney took
place at O'Clock this afternoon. For
several hours line Of men, women, and
children, representing many classes Of So
ciety, entered the house and viewed the re-
mains. Many prominent citizens were pre-
sent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-13
Demise OF Newspaper Representa-

NEW YORK, December 12.-E. b. Mack,
representative since 1879 OF the Cincinnati
Gazette, Louisville Cowier-Jourfldl, st.
Louis Republican, and Chicago Times, died
at his residence, 100 east Fifty-eighth
street, of IL O'Clock this morning, OF cry
sipelas
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Fatal Drowning Accident I'm washing.
ton Territory.

San FRASCIsCO, December 12.-An Olym-
pia Washington Territory dispatch says
that Thomas Phelps, Mrs. Thomas Dobson
and daughter, and Miss Dora were
drowned while attempting TO ford Cheblis
river. Their carriage was overturned by
the force OF the current.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-13
Three Rows Drowned.

CHICAGO, December ia Manitowoc,
Wis, special SAYS "Willie, Joseph, and
Johnny, sons OF John Johnson, OF this city,
aged eight. ten, and twelve years, broke
through the ice here yesterday afternoon,
and all three were drowned. Search for
the bodies proved iruitless.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEcEMBEE IL. 1881.


PORT on RICHMOND, DEcEMBEE i. 1881.
ARRIVED.
steamer old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Il, W. Alien Co..
agcuts.
Steamer Ashland, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. y. ". McCarrick. agent.
schooner l.. q. &. Mishart, Cl1rkson, Philadtl-
pha, coal :. II. ll1wes. -
schooner j. :. lyius, Ingcrsoll. Philadelphia
coal, ". Roberts. .
Schooner VI. \. Cuza, Bayliss, New YORK, old
rails. Tredcgar Company.
schooner G.. G. 4. TIaycrs, Mitchell, AlcNan-
drla. grain, CALICO Manufacturing Company.
schooner Edwin G.. Neal, AleNandra, gnlno,
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamer Manhattan. Kelly, New York. merclan-
dise aud pa sscngers. g.. ". Allen Co.
steamer Pioneer, Plat. Philadelphia. merchan-
die and passengers, }. ". McCarricS, agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk, mcrchandise
and passengers and United states mails J.. b.
latum. agent.
schooner Nanny Tracy. Parsons. New YORK ria
james river, 10 load wood.
CLEARED.
steamship Nebo (Br.l, LightbOdy, from New
York Ella baltimore and West Point. for Bio ia
nciro aud santos, -four, Gallego Manufacturing
Company.