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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
TIE NINTH MONTH

The calendar tells Us We are IN the ninth
month Of the great lockout between the
United Nailsrs on the one hand and the
Iron Masters Association on the other,
and still the prospect for q settlement Of
differences looks anything but Hsttering.
At first, when it was mooted that the nail
ers had signi6ed their willingness to confer
with the manufacturers we thought We saw
q riff in the clouds and that the end Was
near. But from the ulumstum contained in
the manufacturers circular, which appears
on the local page, 1t is apparent that the
usilers must make vital concession on
the only two questions about which there is
an important difference or else stay out.
These two questions are the card rate, and
the future standing OF the feeders and
uailers who have gone IN and taken ma
chimes at the l. cent card. From reas-
enable Interpretation of Secretary Chew "a
letter TO the association under date of the
sth inst, there is sn evident disposition on
the part Of lhe nAilers to make some con-
csssion. That concession must refer to
either the naiIers and feeders working at
the II cent card, or the card Itself
or both. As the manufacturers claim they
are in honor bound TO fUldll their contracts
With the men who went in on the li-cent
card, az sll hazards, there could be but
one question to consider, AM that IS
whether the card should be II cents or q
cents or SOME other intermediate figure
If then the manufactures had lett the
matter OF price Opyu TO their conference
committee. there certainly would have been
some show for SETTLE m-ut AS It IS the
executive boa1d OF the Nailsrs Assoc'a'
ton, are Perplsxsi suo ~ DOUBT whether
tits worth While 20 meet the manufacturers
committee OF the date specified in the CIR
cular, as there Is nothing for that commit
tee TO discuss or consider that vitality inter
ests them. Hosever, We hope the nail
srs executive ard viii not act hasIIy
and refuse IL meet the manufacturers
committee ny like CON.
mittee. There Is always hope
that the action oi conference committee
vail bring about some adjustment Of differ
eucss no matter ho sorIorn that hope may
b- II is sort Of d,ruier resort, but 10
nine times Of ten good comes Of it. And
while in this instance the uailers would
lee, the manufacturers more than hall
way, nevertheless by doing 80 they may &C
compEsh much mere than hey anticipate
We trust after ,aseiul consideration OF
the situation By he rsilers that that con
u,Isioa WI, BE- reached, aud = conference
D. had, and We are sue the puohe will
lolcciIe in the same view.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
WASHINGTON.
An Interesting Interview With Col
Iector McGraW.
THE WEST VIRGINIA APPOINTMENTS,
A Hot Fight in the Fourth District
General Gof's Pension
Bill,
sOseia! 10 re RsgiIlsy.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February ll.-Col
lector Of Internal Revenue, John I. Nc
Grsw vas at the Capitol to-day.
What are you here TOR now asked sP
REGIsTER representative.
oh, now leave me out this time.
What are you here torY
We'll, | will tell you. | am here to see
about the confirmation of Alf, Williams
nomination to be postmaster at Psrkers'
burg
What about your own case2
"l wish YOU would let up On ms.
Cant till YOU get out OF politics
We'll, am gong 10 get out.
1T does look now as if you might be cut
very soon.
DO you think soy
Il understand your chances tor eonhr'
nation are as good as any Of those whose
appointments involve removal from
office. Ii they reject one case like yours,
you will all 60 in the same boat
We'll, you newspaper fellOwssrs respon'
sible for all the trouble. II you wouldn't
print the news people would know nothing
about it.
The nomination of Columbus Sehon to
De United States District Marshall ofWest
Virginia, is hung up in the Judiciary Com
mittee Of the Senate. OF which Senator
E3muuds IS chairman. There seems
TO be no reason why Sehou should
not be confirmed. HIS appointment
was 10 til a vacancy caused by the explra-
tion OF the commission Of Republican III
cuuhent. There are no charges
rejecting on his character or protest
against his confirmation, but still his nom
,na,ion hangs tire. Other appointments,
siuilas to hrs which have been made since
his nomination, was sent TO the Senate,
have been confirmed !, Is surmised that
Edmunds is delaying action in the Com,
nittee iu order to see il something will no.
Develop TO give him an excuse to make sn
adverse report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
GRAFTON.
a Two Thousand Dollar Failure Rink
Sold Notes.

Sold Notes.
Special 10 the Register.
GaAfrox, ". Va, February Ii
/. 4. Beverir, q furniture dealer
OF Gratto2. made an assignment
Yesterday 10 John W. Mason, trustee,
conveying lots Nos. 100 snd lOl in Graf
tor. and los No i iu West Grafton 10 Sc.
care the following debts. The Marietta
Chair Company, $50 So; Bentley y Ger
wig, Sl36 To- Friendship Lodge, No. :
Knights Of Py,hias, $500; First National
Bank Of Grafton, $500. Total, $2,0ll.57.
The Grafton roller rink was sold yester-
day by Constable Compton to Alex. Leck
tor S!!75. This is the third time it has been
offered for sale by the constable. The
firs, time there was 10 bid; second time be
was offered $500, aud yesterday it was
knocked down 20 Zeck, he being the high
es, bidder. TOis rink was built less than
a year ago and cost nearly $4,000.
A. J. Myers Was arrested and taken De,
fore MAJOR Brown Wednesday, charged
with asseul6ng his wife. L. appears from
the evidence that the trouble was brought
on BY the wife, who bought lot Of furni
ture from |. A. Beverlin without the con
sent o! her husband. Cpon discovering
the furniture IN the house be told his wife
that it would have to be sent back, SIS he
=ss Lot sbIe to pay for it. He alleges
that bis wife replied TO him that she IN
tended to pay Tor it BY having imProre1
relations with aforesaid furniture dealer
|. 4. Beverfn. he then, it is said, promo
Is kcockei her down with his fist. Ht
was fined s. and costs, amounting in al
.. 1ll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
ON TIE OHIO.
An EpitoDs Of Esss conesTainE ib.
boa q and Boetmen.

An Epitons OF Esss CobesraiaE The
boats and Bostmen.
The marks last night indicated ieet c
inches and rising.
CAPT. c. g. Giles lef! for Pit,sbury yes
terday afternoon.
The Princess and Telegram are running
on time.
Word has been received that steamer
Andes will be up some time tonight and
will leave for Cincinnati On Saturday after.
n = at 2 o'clock, Capt Charles Muhle-
: n in command, Mart Noll aud Charles
Knox il charge Of the oRce. Shippers
sbould bear this in mind.
Capt Dick Cresmer and crew left yes,er.
day tor Wellsburg to take the steamer Bar.
nsrd to PItebnrg.
/ Col. 7. J. Martin, the handsome clerk oi
Clariugton, was in the city yesterday visit
ing friends.
| The marks at Pi,ubsrg showed 4 fee.
inches ard falling.
Marks at other pIsees Oh City, | foo
6 inches and rising; Greensboro, rive
elossd; Lock No. 4, 3 fee, ! inch ant
rising; Brownsville, 6 feet 5 iactss ss,
MoEgsntovu, river clofed; Risss Lending
II feet inches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
BELLAIRE.

Col. Jacob Kemple, Of Wheeling, was il
town last night. he was summoned her,
by telephone. The G. A. &. wants him Il
deliver q lecture, which he has consented
to do.
The coal haulers at Heslop L Schick'
coal works have been receiving $l.25 pei
day for their work They struck for 81 81
but were notified that they could consider
themselves discharged. Their places have
since been filled by Sl.25 per day men.
The steel works after a shut down oi
several weeks returned to work yesterday
1t is expected that everything about the
mill be in running order BY next Monday
after which the employees expect to make
full tune for several months.
The B. i o. sccommotion train consist
cd OF two extra cars last night oysters
and feb.
The ladies of the First NJ. f. Church re.
turn thanks to sll who assisted them in
their late bazaar. Some few things that
were donated are yet unsold.
Wilson B. Nsylor, who died on Wednes-
day evening, was one Of our most popular
citizens and an intelligent and energetic
young man. His reInains were taken to
Wellsburg yesterday for interment.
There was not contestant for the
-csdetship from this city, but in the coun.
try there were several Belmont county
carried of the honor this year. Jefferson
was the lucky one last time. F. c. War.
mock, well known in this section was
among those examined, and he passed q
creditable examination.
". A. Little, for nineteen years EN-.
ployed at the B. 4 o. round house, has
been relieved OF his position as chief clerk
BY gentleman from Newark.
J. W. Coulson has moved his family
back to this city from Barnesville.
The Second N. Z. church will have a
new pastor after next month.
Wm. Ichramm will be a candidate for
nomination as township treasurer on the
Democratic ticket Give Billy the nomin-
alton and his election is assured
Joseph Blake, who was knocked down
and bitten on the face by savage hog, is
not dangerously injured
Rev. j H. Bell will deliver another
lecture shortly. In the Second NJ. +
church last night the gentleman was
greeted by a fair crowd, who highly sppre-
ciated the talk OF Mr.. Bell
Dump Sherman, formerly Of this city, is
now in Colorado, and is making himself
conspicuous One day last week while in
Idaho Springs, he quarreled with a chap
wah whom he was doing business, ard was
arrested for making his opponent cover
beneath seven shooter. Dump was ar.
rested and is now in Jail
+. W. Hodges, representing the London
Novelty Company is in the city, making
arrangements for the appearance OF bis
company at IiIch's npera Hall next week.
This combination is very we'll spoken Of
Mrs. Greeves, Ct Newark, wife Of the
late B. II o. engineer Peter Greeves, who
was run over and killed short time since,
is in the city visiting friends.
Henry Anderson left Tor Kansas to 10
cate yesterday. he will Join Frank Hind.
man, who is now in that part Of the coun-
try.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12

lIr- ~ =. webb Dead
Etas R.g.r-.

Gs.s.a. -. F,5:1-ry !L-Nrs
M, FL. ,s-,b W-6b w,Ee Of the Rev. J
" N-a- 4t.I a. hrs home in Prunty
tow Ioua~7 o. "a. OF consumption, aged
s,oa, 30 years lex fauerDsl took place
Wednesday a.erDoou from the NJ. E
Ca1rc5 E-s- EiUg, Of Clarksburg, sno
Pr.ea.' vf Grsfron, officiating. Inter
m-a, In SI..hs C4us'ery a. PruntytoWn
= large ugmoer ct friends from Webster
Eeaernan aud Grafton, attended th'
funeral Decor WEBB has the sympathy
Of all irienis in G:s:toa and throughout
the sia'e IL his sad bereavement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
THE COKE FAMINE
Strikes the Country With Great
Force.
ANY PRICE OFFERED FOR THE FUEL,
The Operators Have Not Pound
On Hand and Will RtNe @
Advance.

PIrrssURG, Pa, February 1.-The re
striction in the production OF coke, the re.
suit OF the great strike, it is said, is caus,
ing furnacemen 10 offer any price for that,
much wanted article. The supply has
been almost exhausted and iron men are
willing 10 pay more from the fac, that
many furnace. cannot be banked at this
time without serious loss Some furnaces,
il banked, would be ruined, aud could not
be put in blast again in lees than tour
months, and the expense would be cousid.
erable N. P Hyndman, western agent Of
the Connellsville Coke and Iron Co, Of
the Coke Syndicate. in an interview, said
that he had an unusually large number OF
inquiries for coke "A man wrote me to.
day for several car loads Of coke, offering
to pay any price wanted 20 put on it. I
have other inquiries for coke, with prices
ranging from 81 so 10 81 % per ton |, 10
impossible 10 supply any Of our customers,
because we have
NOT FOUND OF COAE
Another member Of the syndicate hearing
the statement Of Mr.. Hyndman, admitted
that they also had many inquiries at prices
above the 81 20 mark, but said il was use
less TO talk about as there WAS no coke 10
supply the demand "lt the iron men, said
be, had signiied their willingness to pay
more for fuel month or two ego va
would probably have put the price up. aud
ali this trouble would have been av.rted
Under the present condition Of affairs il
will be impossible to resume operations at
a higher rate Of wages than was paid be
fore the strike. We are willing to pay
more wages, but canno, DO so with coke
selling a, Sl.20."
Ssggi. the Italian, sho, n, Broadtcrd in
Mondays riot, is reported dead Kaise,
the man who shot HIM, has been permitted
TO escape,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
A Captains Fortunate Discover

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City and n. Y, had been
troubled with g cough so thst he was una,
Die to sleep, and was induced to try Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
1t not only gsve him instant reliei, bat
allsyed the extreme soreness in his breast
His children we're similarly affected and q
single dose had the same happy effect
Dr.. Kings New Discovery is nov The
standard remedy in the Coleman house
hold and on board the schooner. Free
trial bottles of this standard remedy q
Logan / Co. Drug Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
Advice TO Mothers.

aEirs. W!nslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
drer teething, is the prescription Of one ci
the best female nurses ed physicians in the
United States, and he's beer nsed for forty
yes7s with never failing success By mil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of tsething its value is in
calculable. 1t relieves tbs child from peip
cures dysentery and diarrbea, griping IL
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health TO the child it rests tie mother
pr;oe 9So n hottlA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
TIE POLITICAL CsULDRoN
Boiling at = Great Rate in the Fourth
District.
StsliaI 10 the REGISTER.

Boiling at - Great Rate in the Fourth
District
SprciaI 70 the Register.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE pohti-
cal csuldron has been boiling at a great
rate in the Fourth Distri,t, Mr.. Gibson's 8
statement ths. DR.. Barbee was with him
and which is followed by the Doctor 8
prompt denial, is not calculated to smooth
the troubled waters, neithsr is Mr.. Gibson s
summary way of putting young Hogg out
OF the race going 10 ease the oresss.
Judge Nun Jackson is still in the field,
Withstauding ali reports to the contrary,
and now there is Treasurer Thompson, as
the fourth Richmond. in the field. When
convention day comes round, politics will
be hotter than q red-hot poker. So much
tor the Shoe String District But peace
does not reign in the Third District,
even though it looks 50. MAJOR Harris
announcement that he proposes to buck
with the Young Eagle Of kansWhs for
Congressional Lonors, has brought other
men 10 the surface The latest rumor here
IS that tha. gallant lieutenant OF Il. Boyd
Faulkner in the last gubernatorisl conven.
ton. toe Hon. J. D. Al1erson, Of Nicho-
las ia casting around with view OF carry
ing eff the Congressional prize. Mr.. Al,
derson is prosecuting attorney Of several
counties in the District. They say he car.
ries Clay, Nicholas, Webster ard Brsxton
in his'pocke,; besides, his relations through
olt iha District are legion. II he rumor
be true that ne is going TO run, be will
make a very strong competitor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
The Schaminu Railroads.

PIrraBURG. Pa, February 1.-THE
Chronicle Telegraph states to day that it is
relsblly informed that the Vanderbilt and
Garrett systems Of roads have united 10
defeat the Morgan go5ble Of the Reading
rosd, and that the many Interests Of both
parties will be used 10 aid Cover and de-
feat the scheme to turn the Reading over
10 the PennsHlyaniA railroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
+. ". WILSON,
OEEY JOHNSON,
W. I. THOMPSON,
HENRY S. Waller.
NOTES
4 Horrible Accident.
S,tsasg,J T.. a. ps,;ryar
Signed

STEuBENvlLLE, O, February About
FIVE clock this evening horrible scci
dent occurred in the Ahksns iron mill
about two miles north of this city, il
which boy named Craig, aged II years
Lost bis life He was standing near th'
rolls when he was suddenly caught by &
belt aud thrown sga'ns, TIE cogs of the
rolls completely tearing him apart. H.
lived but twenty minutes His father 'oH
bis life the same way four years ago,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
4 Big Fallnre.

CHIcAra E-o-larY Ia voluntary
assignment sas fled today by the GiraEd
asuu'sctG'Cg Company With J. b
Miller "a a'-.zQze The assigning covers
one OF TIE ssaGg manufacturing houses
IN the city o. horse cl0ihiag. harness, etc
Liabilities a-s estina,sd trem $4,000 tc
IS 09r
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Another Fatal New BuildIng.

PlrTsrURG. February 1.-The front
wall Of the Keystone Brewing Company :
building. in course of erection On the South
Side. fell out shortly before nooo, crushing
Frank Souders to death and irjarirg An
other workman. bat not dsngerou'ly. The
damage 10 the building was ST 1000.
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TO Mr.. GIBSON,
The Expected Response From the
MxiIgnsd Gentlemen.
AN OPEN LETTER TO Mr.. GIBSON
Requesting Of that Gentleman tht
Name Of His Charleston
Correspondent

CHARLESTON, ". Va, February IL
Your correspondent met Gov. Wilson this
morning and asked him how about the
charge made by your Washington cores
pondent that re and others caucused IN
regard to the Fourth district CoDgressional
nominations.
at is simply fabrication and is abso'
lutely and unqualifedly false in every par
ticular from beginning to end.
Meeting Judge johnson and putting the
aboye intsrogatory, be said:
THE dispatch from Washington is made
of whole cloth. l was in no caucus for
any purpose and heard of none being held
| did not make any pledges. 1t strikes
me as very unkind in Mr.. Gibson to be-
lieve story Of that sort without any iE-
vestigstion."
State Treasurer Thompson ia out OF
town.
TO Mr.. GIBSON.
The following open letter was handed
your correspondent for publication;
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February II.
To Hon. Eustice Gibson, House Of Rep
resentatices, WaShiagton, d. t.
The statements contained ia Washing
ton kilograms to Wheeling papers OF the
10th inst. based upon an alleged letter
from a Charleston correspondent to youI-
self and purportiDg to give particulars OF a
inference said to have been held here,
with a view to your defeat and the accom-.
plishment Of other political results are ab-
solutely untrue in every particular whether
of statement or of implication. These
kilograms are wholly and inexcusesbly
false. In justice to you and ourselves We
ask the usme Of Jour Charleston CORE
spondent.
Signed (. ". WILSON,
OEEY JOHNSON,
W. T. THOMPSON,
HENRY S. WALHER.
NOTES.
Congressman Snyder is here His at
teution was called to the lntelhgencer 8
statement that the State House was against
him, and he said;
Il don't regard the statement as con-
tanning one word Of truth 80 far os it con,
cerps me. have every reason to believe
that the gentlemen referred 10 are my
friends
Capt. Snyder leaves for Washington
Monday next, aud will probably be accom-
panied By bis wife.
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Low Rate FxcursIon, ,

The B. / o. are selling low rate eIcur
sion tickets to New Orleans, jacksonville
and ell Southern resorts. For tickets
tourists guides and full Information, cal
on or address 7. c. Burke Ticket Agent
3. / Q. dspo', WhssliRg, ", Va
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BRID0EPORT,
The AdoIph Robbery the PTiuoipal Topic
of ConVCTsntiUEr
try

The AdoIph Robbery the PTiuoipnI Topic
of Conversation
The principal topic OF conversation yes
terday was the Adolph outrage, the par.
ticulars OF which were published in yester.
dav mornings REGISTER We met Mr..
Adolph and learned from him that the
statement made was in particulars correct
except that the thieves carried of the
small money banks belonging 10 his chill,
dren containing about three dollars in
small change. The treatment received by
his wife wss more severe than Was stated
one Of the burglars having rested bis
weight on her breast until she was almost
insensible, after which he threw
on the bed and guarded her
with club threatening to dash
out her brains unless she told him where
the money was 10 be found. Had the two
guns owned By Mr. Adolf ph been in the
house instead OF the meat house
where they were it ia prob.
able that the public would have
had the pleasure OF seeing st least one OF
faces unmasked, as Mrs Adolph, though u
slight delicate woman. is possessed Of more
nerve than many women OF more impos.
ing appearance. Yesterday her condition,
though far from strong, was not as bad as
was feared it would be-
At G clock yesterday morning Mr..
Thomas Warlsy, who has been suffering
with cancer Tor several months died at his
home in Kirkwood. Mr.. Marley was q
man about IS years Of age, highly respect.
able, and soldier in the late war. His
suffering during the past few months has
been terrible, and he has been the object
Of universal public sympathy. The remains
will be buried in Weeks cemetery al p.
IN. to-day.
GLNERAI.
/ The gronndhog sdsge was proven base
fabrication yesterday. Engine No, 6 on
the { J.. j. W ran over one on the track
about three miles out OF town, proving tha,
bic hogship euber diso5eyed the law laid
down tor him by the sdsge, or else that
the sdage Was inconsistent.
The revival at the colored Baptist
. NuuI'u pIOEItbst6 A'S'iyI Viva WI Prh'
tent az the sltsr.
There 10 protIaoted meeting in prog
ress uaier the direction Of Rev. J. s. Sc
crest, at the West End NJ +. Church.
Yesterday Albert Buckley, Of Wes'
Wheeling, was arrested for stealing 7al
liable dog from Mr. Kuhn, last summer.
W. c. Deems las put on Fss at BIZ
drug store, g large and well sssortec
stock Of wall paper.
Mas Annie SteeDrod, o. ST. Clsirsville
wss in town yesterday calling on friends
C.. NJ Henley, Of Columbus. represen,
ing the Standard accident insurance
company, Ct Detroit, Mich vas in tow
yesterday.
Mr.. John Dubois, Of Bellsirs, sss il
town yesterday
MIA. Anna Moore OF Wheeling is ik
gues. Of relatives in town.
Cottage prayer meeting will be held q
the residence Of Mr.. T. r. Laird, on II
Island this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12

IT is important to know, tbs: if kid
cloves are lad upon damp towel for two
or three minutes, they will 90 on With less
chance of tearing; bat it ia more import.
ant TO know that Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup
is 3 sure cure for coughs and colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
AID FOR THE WIDOW.
A Fund Started in New York and Phila-
deiphia.

A Fund Started in New York and Phlla-
deiphia.
NEw YoKE, February ll.-General
Hancock died poor, and the fact being
known 10 his friends and comrades. 8 sub
scription fund has been started for the
widow. The plan was organized BY Gen.
". Smith, Gen. J. B. Fry, Vim. Barns and
{. l. Crittenden. J. Plerrpoint 10 tress-
urer Of the fund. These SUES have been
signed: Samuel ). Tildeu, 81 600; Wn.
r. Grace, $500; u. B. Brown, $3.50; Jno
D. Crimmins, $3.50. The circular accom-
pauying the subscription paper seJs the
General was kept poor By the calls upon
his official hospitality, and the constant
char ties which be gave to these in dis
trsR3
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soRsl oRD's ACID PaosPHArE.

hundreds OF Bottles Prescribed
Dr. I. Z. DAEE. Bsllpville, Ill, says: 81
nave prescribed hundreds Of bottles Of 1t.
1t ls OF sres, value IN al forms OF nervous
disease which are accom- panied by loss Of
power.
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MORE II NECESSARY.

PHILLDELPHIA, February ll.-As soon
AZ il became known here that General
Hancock had no adequate fortune to leave
his widow, q movement sss sst On toot 10
raise Q fund for her. This fuud has been
started b. the gift Of $1,000 each By
Messrs. 4. J. DreIel sEd George W.
Chids, and the gifs rave been coupled
with tie promise Of more if necessary.