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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28

iioo, closed sssdy sud unehsneed 70 3 gsssv
up and Iu'et: February. sIGses5iAlg. sercns
sis5ssisss; April. tissjasias: Nay. pawe
carsos., $40 sasar-.ilaw nrm and quiet tar
rennius, Q i-isa5.c.; ceptrfussis yssscsss
ll.iCc. refined nrm spd Ia good dsfnsnd
on A, s1ssc. hoisssss-soreirn ffm oo-sess,
and firm. Petroleum quiet rsaned, hero. 7.sos.
Cott0n-seed OIL steady crude, -. kostn dnIt-
TurpentiDe nominal at 43s+3ke. Pork sses1y
and active. Beef inactive. Beef hans quiet.
Ticrced beef slow. cutmoas dalL Lard
stronger and quiet; western s,cam. a.. i5sf5,i5xs
closing at g. 10 bid opiiops-Msrch o. 20 MAZE
ts.s3: June, s&A Freigbis quiet
cnlcKGo
Cufraao, February T.--There WAS good bnsi-
ness again today and the feeling was strongest
in wheat. with prices again Averaging hishss
than on yesterday. lho opening WA 10 lower
than on Yesterday. but soon n better feeiing BE-
gan to develop and prices we're advanced &c,
then esscd Oh &c. again ruled hrmer. AMI
closing was Nakc higher han YESTERDAY. ue
81 the principal reasons Tor the advance iofsy
was the receipt q telegram from hoiop,
Mich, caaceuisg m order 10 sell wheat, ana INC
reported growing wheat In That vicinity BADLY
damaged. From Randolph county, ILLINOIS, re-
ports we're received reporting wheat Ia nas
condition The early speculative oNerinst
were QUITE large. bat we're steadily aosorpsd
by promlreu ttadcr who sss creilied a. n'ing
seller yesterday La,er u "ss toena osro
with tho bull news. started tue shorts " c0Trr-
Ing tho nfvance holding until the clo-a
large business vas done Ia corn. Tie msftes
being more Actiyo than for several days pssc
Transactions were largely IN May, th0ugh July
received considerable Attention The nrnsr
tone was due largely 10 receipts not running lD
D. the calculations ~ many. the strength IA
wheat and 70 The rursors Of noOds IN TIE ONO
Valley. The market opened al YESTERDAY
close, was 6rm, advanced 'tasc, cased
OF little, ru'ef strong, closing tshc.
better than on yesterday. oats were active,
5 rong, and higher Asy was a feature OF no
trading and prices advanced }.aSe On bulge
the offerings Increased AMI prices roce'led kc,
but the market closoa steAiy ~ ~ hisner tnan
on Yesterday. Only q far trade was reported IN
mes.- pork, May attracting the most attention.
Prices were advanced y abc. on mo whole range
and the appreciation was moderately well -as-
tAlhed Rather more doing In lsri, chiefly tor
Nay. Prices we're mora favorable 70 scliers
Not quito ~ much doing 10 sh0ft-rhs, but Ws
n.rset was stronger Prices were advances
2xsic., AMI especially on deferred donVeIes,
aud tho improvement was fairly Vel supporieis
r.aH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
NECKLENBURG.
The Atlantic and Danviue-other Notcs

/
Especial telegram 10 the DizDatchl
CHASE CITY. February 27.-Work i rapid
" progressing on the branch road from
the Atlantic and Danyille line 70 Buffalo
Iithia Springs. II Will be completed early
IN the spring.
The Western Union Company - erecting
telegraph line from Danvillc 70 Ports
mouth. and am informed are completing
SIX miles day. Tho distance between the
/ two cities is about 220 miles.
Our town on Yesterday was enlivened bv
| two marriages. In the morning Mr.. Herbert
! Thomson. Of this county, was married 70
| Miss Mary Nichols, Of this place. at the
| Presbyterian church. The church was
tastcfully decorated, and large crowd
witnessed the ceremony. The groom Is "A
son of James L. Thompson, Esq, a prOml-
uent citizen of FnneywO0d Va, and the
! bride a daughter of j. w. Nichols, Esq,
| formerly of Loudoun county.
In the afternoon Mr.. j. W. Felts, former
| ~ of North Carolina. was married at tho
! residence Of the brides parents to Mss
Alice Roberts. of this town. Rev. Joseph
Rcnnie ofliciated on both occasions.
Henry Moore. whose sentence OF death
| was recently committed by the Governor
/ t. confinement IN the penitcntiary. was ar
rested here, whore he had lived for long
! time. after his escape from Greencsyllle
| ial. He was pcaceablc and orderly. while
here, and our citizens are grathed that he
! ESCAPED the gallOwS. In fact, many nave
netitioned the Governor to pardon HIM on
| account of his good conduct while III this
vicinity.
A fire broke out in the Southside Male
! Academy few DAYS ago in the third story
while the students were at breakfast. lhe
| alarm was promptly given and the spread
of the flames arrested. 1t was "A narrow
escape from confagratior. Loss slight ;
! fully insured origin unknown.
Some newspapers state tnat General
| Winfield Scott was not in Richmond when
the equestrian statue Of Washington was
unveiled IN February. 1851. The writer
| then boy, rem emf ers distinctly seeing
him on that day ascend the steps on the
north side of the Capitol and when he had
reached the top turned around and viewed
the crowd. IIs towering form, magIB1i-
cent appearance in full uniform, and
piercing blue eyes made q lasting lmpres-
sion on all who saw him..
The grippe after clinging to some OF our
| citizens with a severe embrace has now al =
most entirely disappeared.
REGULAR mail trains from the North and
/ South pass here on Sundays, but our Re-
publican postmaster is TOO plOus TO open
! and distribute the mails, much to the ln-
convenience Of large number OF patrons
Of the office, ut is an i'll wind that blows
! no good" rs tho newsbOy said last sunday,
when on the arrival Of the train he sold
such large number of copies of the sun
day Nspd,ch.
The winter is over, no ice one half inch
| thick, leaves are out on cherry trees, grass
fields are green. and the most profound IN
weather lore are amazed at the phenome-
raj season. Some ldpeople say they nave
seen the like before. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
PM IN the Iirnkea

II you End you arc going down hill In point Of
health Failing strength. impaired digestion,
and assimilation are tho marks OF decline.
Check these aud other indications OF premature
decay with the grand yitslizer and restraining
tonic, Hoste,ter's stomach Bitters Beginning at
tho fountain head, the stomach, the Bilters
remedies Its ineflcioncY, c0rrects Its errors, and
sets IL vigorously az work The digestive organ
Is thus enabled TO thoroughly separate from the
food irs nutritive principles, which the blood A.
sintlating, ia enriched. Thus Is the system
nourf-hod, and being nourished strengthened.
and abnormal waste Of its tissues stayed. Appe-
lite. the power 20 rest we'll. regular naoit are
also re-established, aud the various functions
move once more ia their natural aud hoalthful
groove. The Bitters, moreover. II specinc Tor
and preventive OF malsrlal complaints, rheuma-
tlsm, piliousness, aud kidney troubles.
fe 95-Wtw)F&Su
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roo LArxrsn cLAsssvIcAvsss.

T,ooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D RxscgrxD AZ THx plsrArca rsISSs
lN0-A0uSk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28

. nut when asked to give tho sources Of
.htir information, declined 20 do so upon
.hc ground that IL would be gross be-
,rayM OF confidence. SeckendorF and
Depuy were asked il thov declined TO an
sSer TOT fear OF subjccting themselves to
oruhihhi prosecution, aud 70 this they
promptly replied in the negative.
Depuy also stated that In all his expert
enee he had never known OF an instance
where the proceedings In executive session
eaa been diVuigcd by an employee Of the
Hcnate, or that n newspapcr- man had
asked an employee for auoh information.
The committee viii continue It's INQUIRY
Tomorrow.
General Morgan was before tho commit
zee yesterday. ana asked If he could ex-
plain the item published on the 18th of
February, which stated that he had re-
ceived hve-minute bulletins OF the pro-
Efess OF the consideration OF his case in
executive session. He said he had come
70 the capitol IN order 20 answer any ques-
tons that might be asked concerning his
war record or the administration OF his
Office. against both of which CHARGES had
been made. lie did not receive fye-min-
ute bulletins. or any bulletins. but he had
learned 81 the fact Of his confirmation be-
fore leaving the Capitol
under the new rnleput into effect today
wien the senate went into executive SEES
SION the press lobby, in which arc located
inc capitol Offices Of the Associated Press
ana uitcd Press. a. we'll asall the commit
t'e,f0ons on the gallery floor, were cleared
ana "a slrct watch was kept over them I'M
III the senate doors were opened again.
lho door leading into tho document
room from tho corridor. twenty feet away
from ne senate walls, was securely locked
IN order 10 keep out any ncwspaper-inan
who might have cvcccedcd IN cVaaiug the
Gordon " guards at the bottom Of tho
stars. The doOrkeepers were alsorequired
/" move Their chars and their persons
iurthcr away from the holy Of holes. Up
70 the present time they have been
allowed To stay within SIX feet Of the doors,
hut now they must move TO the minimum
distance Of ten feet This rule in several
instances pushed tho doorkeepeIs into the
committec-rooms on the opposite side
OF the corridors. Heretofore it has
been REGARDED az sufficient 20 shut
and lock two of the doors which
separate the press gallery and press
lobby, whcrc the workers do most of their
writing. What the Senate expects 10 a.
complsh by tins change ~ not clear. Tho
reporter generally are not dull OF hearng.
but II WAS never charged that they could
hear through four feet Of solid wall or
could catch the waves Of sound which
might float through two heavy doOrs-onc
OF iron md two inches thick the other Of
wood ara inch and "a half thick and covered
with terra-cotta baiZe.
The executive session this afternoon was
devoted TO confirming nominations and Te-
cc.viug reports from committees A IA
vOrah'e report was made by the Commerce
Committee upon the nomination of II. {.
Narmouth TO be collector of tho port Of
New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
THE SOUTH SIDE.
Tho Roanoke Navigation and Canal Com
pauy-NOtes.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
PETERsBuRG, February n, 1890.
Mr.. Thomas Rives, of the engineer
corps that is surveying the line OF the
Roanoke Navigation and Canal Company,
was in the city to-day and reports the
work rs progressing most satisfactorily.
Senator Don Cameron and General Mahone
have large interests in this enterprise
from which the State OF North Carollna
expects great results. Senator Cameron
was recently in Weldon looking after MS
interests.
The funeral Of Rev. William. M. ROBIN
son took place to-day at Woodland Baptist
church. in Chesterfield county, and the re,
mains were brought to this city and buried
in Blandford cemetery. Mr.. Robinson was
q man who had the respect and esteem Oh
very large number OF friends and ac-
quaintances.
Messrs. Leroy Bond and w. r. Nichols,
who have been on the sick list, are able 10
be ont and at work.
Colonel Brady returns from Washington
confident of his confirmation by the SEN
ate.
The contest for the municipal Officers
grows hotter every day and considerable
amount of electioneering Is being done py
those who are anxious TO get the tat sala,
rles that are attached to the positions that
are to be filled next May. ROBIN ADAIH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
Iowa's Democratic Governor Insugur"ted'
u,y telegraph 70 the DispatchA

DIS MorNrs, February 27.-The inaugu-
rationof Governor Boies this afternoon was
carried out with great enthusiasm among
tbe Democrats. The visitors had come
from all over the State and from other
States the most noteworthy delegation
beine the st. Joseph (Mo.) Jefferson Club
I5Osirong. and the Cook County Democra,
cy. Of Chicago, 20 strong. The inauguiaI
,,r,cosoiDn was formed a. the Slavery House
ana marched to the Capitol. 1heGalleries
were crowded when the gubernatoriall
marty entered the hall of the House Of
EsnTesontntives. where both branches OF
the Legislature were in Joint session. me
oath of Office was administered 10 the Gov
orpor and acknowledgements and
Governor Boies then read his inaugural
address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28

the breathless coon ~ brought the fiutter-
ing turkey and laid il at my feet, ne erip,
ping with ooze from the slough rom ne M
TO foot. After my triple execution MN. NH
both barrels the turkeys turned anu m, ns =,
died together. Jumping up i rapiuiy III
serted two shells as Iran.
My sudden appearance scared four or nVe
of them back into the brush. The rest
quickly vanished on the dead run.
THE coLoSEI's TURN.
Look out. Colonellr yelled at the top
OF my voice. the turkeys are coming your
way
Both barrels of his gun gave me my
answer. and a monstrous turkey, huttered
up and few right over me. | Killed hiln IN
good style before he got fifty yards away;
The others ran UP the hill TIL they reached
the brow, when they flew OF IN widely,
different directions. ] picked up two !
had killed outright. tracked aud winged
one more into the thicket and drove IL out
to where Scipio stood with wide-open
mouth. and after the roar OF the osd
musket died away | saw the tutterlng
turkey diving at SeipiO's feet, while his JOY
was unconfned.
Then returned jovously TO Colonel La
rue, who had picked up two and had an
other crippled bird hiding IN the swamp,
which the colored man soon hunted out
and bagged. Ny dog, trained TO the sport,
had more unerring instinct and aptitude
in running down q wounded turkey than
Sclplo possessed.
AGOoD DAYS SPORT.
We followed one bloody track in tho
/ snow-a big bird. tOo-and the Colonel
| Knocked that over with his right barrel az
/ it ran. eve felt proud OF our success, and
/ had quite rs many turkeys as we could get
! home with.
A flask Of rare old Jamaica rum was pro
| duced by my host. and as we sat beneath
the gaunt limbs of wide-spreadlng oas
my Homeric host passed the bottle, say
| ing:
You have had your baptism in powder
today. and It las only taken one day IN
stead Of a week to make q Undergraduates
of my guest"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
The Rennrt of the nInrnnls.

TBy Anglo American cable 20 tho Dlspacih.l
LONDON, February 27.-The report Of the
Marquis of Hartington's commission on
the army and navy will appear next week.
II L. severe on the Nar-Oftico system, which
it finds 10 be eXtravagant. cumbrous, and
inefficient. 1t dwells with emphasis upon
the fact that the responsibility Of all the
heads of bureaus is only nominal; and 1t
proposes to abolish the position of COM
mander-in-chicf now held 10y the Duke of
Cambridge and 10 substitute the military
chief Of staG. 20 be assisted by an advisory
board. 20 whom all heads OF departments
shall be directly responsible. IT advises
that the power of granting warrants he
Withdrawn from the Secretary Of State and
be invested in Parliament. II declares that
the navy is well organized aud admirably
managed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
WALNUT-G GROVE DAM.
Further Particulars of the Great Disaster
ny ,nlncrnrh 70 the Dispatchl

fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch
Pnrecorr. ARIZONA. February 1.-Two
prospeCtors. Moses and Robert Moore, who
have arrived from Upper Nalnut-GroEe
Dam. give the following particulars or inc
late disaster: We came up 10 liasSayaInpa
prospecting. and passed number 3l l'ai-
ties on the way who must inevitably nave
been lost Thursday We arrived at the danl.
Friday morning the water IN the dam was
rising az theratc Of eighteen lnchesan nour
with all the s.uiCcs open. Superlnteudeht
Thomas Blown had fifteen men employed
all dav in blasting ont tho waste waterway
20 allow the escape OF the water. Desplle
the immense volume which went through
this MASSAGE the water continued % rise
until o'clock AZ night, when II began to
pour over tine Top OF the dam.
In tho afternoon Superintendent Brown,
seeing the dam must inevitably give way,
cent messenger TO the lower dam 10 notify
them Of the danger but he stopped az q sa--
loon on the road and becoming mtONcatrd
failed TO deliver the message. Inc next
mornipg another messenger was sent, but
was oyertaken and drowned 10y the Hood
lust as he neared the lower camp. About
midnight We were warned by Brown Gaining
to his foreman: Gctup, Phil. think the
dam has broken soon after there was
tromcndou. roar. which was indescrlbable,
and We arose, and looking out saw the
water rushing out Of the dam. Inside Of
two hours it bad disappeared entirely from
where II was from sixty 10 ninety feet
deep.
Francis N. Parkcrwas one Of the rescued
from pcrllous position about day
break. Parker and his partners mad gone
10 bed. When he was awakened he heard
one Of hi- partners "Xclaim, My TOD,
what's that!" lie PARKER never saw
them again. He was caught MP by tho
water and was lifted 10 the roof Of cabin,
where he clung TO the raiters until the
cabin floating around was driven against
the bluff. where he seized some bushes
and drew himself up on the cliff. One
man was seen TO start for place Of safety,
and seeing escape was impossible, brayely
turned his face to the food. and was swept
away. Another man was seen going up u
steep hill, and had reached a point about
fifty feet above the level Of the uyer-banH
when the mighty volume OF water struck
and killed him. Outside towns are sup
plying all needed necessaries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
Heavy rains continue to prevail in Ari.

Heavy rains continue to prevail in Ari-
IONA.
A special TO the Memphis AppeGl from
florence. Miss, says at o'clock Wednes-
dnv afternoon aheavy wind and rain-storm
struck that place. doing immense damage.
Philip West broke into the house of An
tonic Gillepi, mt Wilkesbarre, on Saturday
night, and stole $3.50. Gillepi jumped out
of the window in his night-clothes and
captured tho thief three miles away
Chief Clerk Cooley. of the Post-Oilice De-
pertment. Is collectingan exhibit ofarticles
Illustrative Of the postal service of the
United States. his will be- sent to the
postal museum in Berlin. which will re-
place the mcagre and unsatisfactory ex.
hibit which now has a place with that of
other nations in that museum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
COTTON STATISTICS.

LIVERPOOL, February N.-Wcesly cotton STA
tistlcs: Total sales for the week, 10000 bales;
American, 5000 bsleA 1rai- aklngs IN
Guiding fore ardei from ship's side, 1900 bsles.
Actual exports. 1900 helee. Total ports, W.
CO.. bales; American, $1,000 baies. Total stocs:
$4,000 bales; American. s3l,OW baie-. TOTAL
Anoal, 100 bales; American, 1900 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NPw YORK. February g5.-The stock market
was s.ill more quiet To- lay, and the huctuanohs
IN most Of lbe list reflect tto general spa'ny OF
operators. heing confined 10 the smallest irae-
tious except In a few stocks which arc now o0-
iecbs OF the attention q the bears AMI traders.
The average opersior, however. ms
come 10 re conclusion thas tnere -
nothing 10 be madc by trailing OF,
either side OF tho account Tho general
opinion Is that all trading except little oufing
from time % tine ~ insiders when thc't Ia
yortes are unduly depressed IA for shCrt ae-
count, aud the selling seems 10 DO OF the >1'nc
character SO that tno outstanding short
interest la cOwparisOn with tho dlmou-
siOns OF the market a un1Uly large. Foreigners
have shown n disposition 10 buy OF late, and 20
/ day In London prices before tho opening o. me
{ board we're materially higher thsu ours OF last
evening, and az the opening hour, while res pom
| sive % q limited extent 10 tho advance IN Lon
/ don. wis only slightly hirhef, aud under
| pressure from the bears TINS advantage was
| soon wiped out A desperate attempt WAS mode
/ during the dny 10 break Now England. opportn-
/ nifty being taken 20 offer Il down whom No one
/ WA trading In tho stock. suspicion that Tho
| move was made I'm the interest OF bucketshop
( was expressed anl gained some credence. Thofo
/ was no bad news 10 mako decline. AMI a.
/ though tho bankers are awaiting anAion--
4 Is Tor some acton az Washington viii h
will make money more plentiful anu
caster, Bnd So have q bearing on the eNuatlon
/ In Wall street ~ a favorable nature, there wa,
no h x Of funds AMI ratios wcre easy throughout
/ thu lag. Beside New England the only weak
point in the regular last was Union Fa'lhc'
I which was sold down by Tho traders. Sugar r.
| nueries wcre weak al the way our, however. inc
bears selling ft down on the story that the cVur
| would interfere with the payment of the next
! dividend Tennesaos coal was rather weak
/ arain notwithstanding the publication OF bnli
| article upon the operty In an iBnuenHal morh-
I INK paper Grangers were less active ana were
/ traded Ia over a narrow range without exception.
| Tho market closed duh ami heavy generally ~
! tho close 70 tho lowest hguree. Tho ma
/ changes are in most cases IN the direction OF
! lowor prices, but the only onos Of Importance
are los-c. OF ] &C. IN sugar and per Gems In
! Tennessee cosl. The sal0s-Listed, l5l 90; un-
| lsfo1. 39OF.
Egsninq.-Excnange duh and weak At asa
: 49, Money "srs al ael'e. closing offered nj a.
suu-Treasury balances Coin, 1893, 81 eco. cur
rency. s 80 .0cQ Governments dun and steady
for q. per ccutS. lx.a eN coupons, lOiS
bid: OK lntsresL > Rt0 oonds dun aud he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28

~ ~ U'"I--' ~ ~
WAsHINGroV. February 27.-The Senate
has confirmed the following nominations
Charles Price. United States Attorney
for the We tern district 81 North Carolina.
United States Nar,hals-Joshua i. Hi,
Eastern dietuctof North Carolina: Richard
E. Fnrr. Eastern district Of Virginia.
Register If Land Ofices-Wiiham C..
Wells. Huntsville, Ala.
Surveyor Of Customs-E. Y. Matson,
Chattanooga.
Supervisor Of Ccnsus-G. S. McMillin.
Fourth district OF Mississippi.
po-mastors Alabama - William T..
Ewing. Gadsdon Mary VI. Force, selma.
Florida II. g.. Howard. De'and; Dolph
Edwards, Sanford. Missiseippi-H. c..
Griffin. Natchcz; II. II. Harrington, West
Point, j. G.. Eckles, lupelo. Virginia -
Charles r.. Lee, Bcrryvllle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
A coon nays SPORT.
South Dakota Tin-Nines.

Preparations are making for the rapid
development Of the tln-mines near Rapid
City, :. ID. During the past year the re-
suits attained are said TO have been most
satisfactory. and it announced that with,
in n year from the present time several
thousand miners will be employed. THIS
Will be sufficient TO supply a concentrating
mill of 1900 tons daily capacity, which Il
Is proposed TO erect this year. The mines
are TO be connected by rail with the North
western railroad ut this point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
WELCOME HOME.
ChIcago's Big Bonauza-Tho People Wild
with Enthusiasm.
By telegraph to the Dispatch

TBy toIeeraph % NC DIspAItHI
CHICAGO, February 27.-The Mayor md
other members Of the Chicago Worlds
Fair Committee arrived here from Wash
ington at II o'clock this morning over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. They werc
met at South Chicago by delegation OF
200 citizens, who returned with them. Ar
rived at the depot the party formed in pro-
cession, and headed by band marched to
fine CITY Hall through streets lined with
a cheering people At the City Hall re-
coption was held in the Council chamber.
The members of the committee were well
coined by james ". Scott in a speech con-
graduating them on the success Of their
mission TO the nations capital, aud Mayor
Crcgier replied, thanking the citizens for
Their hearty reception
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-28
DEATHS.

CARNEY IA Henrico county. February
o. 1890 at the residence Of l. Dryer. on Brook
turn Pike, Mrs. BLLkS CARNEY. Ia the sixiy-ss-
Fenth year u her age
funeral will take place al 81. Peters Csthc-
tral on FRIDAY AFTERNOON at half-past
O'Clock. Friends and scquaiR,ancss arc respect.
fully Invited 10 attend.
NICHOLSON. Died. February 9Th. st& A. r.,
NJ HIS residence, No. J9 north Twenty -Dlixh
street, Mr.. JOHN W. NICHOLSON. Ia the forty
nfth year Of his ago.
FUNERAL from his residence 81 s O'Clock thus
AFTERNOON.