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FOCAL MATTERS.

NV :" nn Sl,uraay morning Coroner
STFfE. ~. hold an inquest at Coz Cary s.rse' %
Ia! .M; w, ', hoiy Of .Joscpa +: Raymond. wno;
">t, o., have already reported, was Iouna Traa Isau
3. ~, ~ .orsc Of Mary Es>iS' near Tue fie'
=, ':.. l." ar an Thursday evening,
IL ,>,amfn,;ion of the body by Dr. lay
~ Sled 70 satisfactory evidence Of the
u. ID" e tra,n. The wound on the tace was
cav ca. r,.', and wss, probably caused oy ms
~. ''I ,,,on the spou, Of the tea-kettle, as
;,.'i !I''- ,,.,. discovered upon il. ,,
w y.,rc,srs testified that Raymond had oeeil
,.'.f -, ar several weeks, and had recently
O. ,'I r'N ',,o. VI ioral Ills. On Thursday he hao
.'''' ,.r t,Icc lis, and was very weak ana III
,"l ,,srn, lie waman left the house tempo.
','' j,rhiue him in alone. This was al =
T. and not long after the attention Of
~. Wqry Wade. who lives near by, was
--'..'..,! iV screams proceeding from tue
iI.., ay May ES>ig. She hurried there as
n...s, * SIC could, and found deceased
,,'!'''',n ~ ii. face scro>S the hearth.
',...~t, prin:: no evidence TO crimlnate any
'..., or TO cause suspicion of foul play,
!. ,"ry rcaUcrrd verdict that Joseph +
-. ,, ',,,,,I cane to his death by causes they
'.',. no, s>rcr:ain, but which they believe &c
Inv. .ern natural.
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EeY York Items.

New YoRK, January 17.---A negro ar.
rested in the act Of entering house IN east
New York last night has confessed that ne =
one of a, gang of whites and blacks OF both
sexes, whose headquarters are in sullivan
street, in this city, and who visit the sueuros
and commit burglaries while masked.
The number Of deaths that have occurred
in this city during the past week is i've hun
dred and nine. -
The captain Of the bark Mary N. Bird re.
ports being in collision with an unknown
ship on his last voyage from Marseiiles 70
New York, on November Cd at 8 a. III. he
hove to and remained in the vicinity of the
accident until daylight, but saw nothing OF
the ship, and supposes she weat down with
all on board.
A royal decree has been published in Italy
| forbidding the employment Of Italian chill
dreu in yagrant professions, aud requiring
holders of such children in this country TO
| report to the consular agent their own names
as well the names Of the children, and to re-
turn the latter to Italy at the holder3 eS-
pense before May 18th. Extradition WfiIDe
sought of those who disobey the order.
| Six of the alleged Communists arrested Id
the Tompkins-Square fight, Tuesday, were
arraigned in the Court'of Special Session to-
day. The absence Of the necessary legal pa
| pers, however. caused postponement.
George w. Smith, formerly deputy collec-
| tor for the northern district of Mississippi,
| left this city to-day for Mississippi In charge
Of officers.
The failure Of John 81. Valentine was
] posted in the Cotton Exchange to-day.
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'HANcEEY COURT OF RICHMosD.--Thc fol.
toWiag c..cs Were disposed of Saturday:
snead r$. SncaG's administrator. Decree
confirming reports Of commissioners as to
.air. and making distribution Of the fund on
li3Ed. So
Hunter, assignee. cs. Mason, &c. Order
dl.iAl>>in@ cause at the plaintiffs costs.
carter, trustee, rs. Seldom, &c. Decree
conntinn- report of commissioner Of the
srtt."Len! of the accounts of the trustee in
'Lr Proceedings mentioned.
j.! It's guardian Us. Michaels, &c. Decree
maxim. Inal disposition of the fund in the
cause, and directing same to be removed
from The docket and placed among the ended
cat>,S.
faulhaber Us. Faulhaber, &c. recree re-
irri!ns catlSe to commissioner for inquiry,
account, and report.
Scott rs. Pitcher, &c. Decree directing
ur'!%4acht purchaser of property to appear
On The Slst Of January, 1874, to show cause
way lAe property purchased should not be
re-0.d.
Gordon rs. City Savings Bank, sc. Opin.
ION oi court settling and adjusting tue rights
VI 'he parties on exceptions to commission
q report, and directing decree according
7" principles indicated in the opinion.
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CosvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending January II, 1874:
Lots fronting "A 1-6 feet on st. Stephens
street between Duval and Baker for 81 400 /;
1872 feet on Twenty-ninth street between NJ
and N for S462; SO feet on Twentieth street
between Broad and Grace for 81 $50 81 feet
on Fifth street north of Leigh for q, 900; A.
feet on Maple street fer $500; Is feet on
Sixth street between Clay and Leigh for
S4,250; 90 feet on Third street near Duval
for $lS3; 22s feet on Poplar street near
between Second and Third for $1,000; 25
feet on n street between Thirtieth and
Thirty-frst for 1886; A feet on Christian
street corner of Seventeenth for 5000 |; 81
feet on Leigh street between First and st.
James for Sl,240; "a feet on Main street be-.
tween Second and Third streets for 81, 900 !
243 feet on Greek alley for $500. 's
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"TuE COMMERCIAL SKY OF RICHMOND BRIGHT
Es1NGn-It is pleasant to learn that the enterprs-
ing merchant ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jr., (now OF
the house Of DAVENPORT 6 MoRRIs,) who did SO
much for the foreign commerce of Richmond be-
fore the war by his direct importation from China
and South America, Is again Ia The importing
trade of tea from China, and has just received
large invoice of different grades Of tea, some Of
which he says at the highest cost that he has ever
known paid, and the entire lot of that particular
quality remarkable for its strength and flavor has
been taken By the old established tea-house OF WAL
TER D. BLAIR s. Co.. which, for their regulations
sake, they have determined 10 retail without any
advance upon their usual price for the best quality.
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ihsH'co AND RICHMOND TURNPIKE Con-.
,'c ,,|A H. meeting of the stockholders of
~, ,r,ur "'cnlnond and Henrico Turnpike COM
W.! W.! ", Was held Saturday, at the office of
sh.u. m wallace Sons, (C. nj. Wallace In the
,ro",' o'' ana ). N. Fourqurean secretary and
rGDoeeued G;po',ed TO the election of president and
clrr,., W. >. Edmund was unanimously
Tnn. ,T" .ulfec'ors-viz, W. s. Edmund. II. M.
and dI'r9ureap, ~ ,,,, A. $. S.orrs, C. NJ. Wallace.
-D~ ~, /. William Pemberton'
W.. ~ regular meeting OF the stockholders
Year ''oefed lst day Of January In each
sr,ms. u,i ioad llas been. completed as far as
esle"d dt,iy HlL and it is in contemplation to
AWhd WI, IL still further. 's0A -
at,tar,;ui An'shed it will be one of tue most
cj,r j"e '"roushiares leading into the
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\N,p,1Y oY THE ORplSAHCE FoRBIDDISG
III, EI.~sl>G OF STEAM ENGINES on BROAD
,-gyrr.-Un the Sth of September, 1873,
,hr CIV Council passed an ordinance forbid
d,r. ,i,, Richmond, Fredericksburg and
rn,4mar Railroad Company to use steam
r,a,ar, on Broad street after the 1st Of JAN
nay. l>,:.
1nr company has not regarded the ordl-
rqnr.. ~ valid, and therefore continued to
rur ,hrir trains by steam-power, and 10 test
,lr question OF validity the railroad COM
uauy v1< served with a summons to appear
irlqr, Police Justice White to show cause
why rhoy SHOULD not be fined for viola ton
of n. ordinance. MIR. p. V. Daniel, Jr,,
and iUl.r Ouli appeared for tie defendants,
an. the cty was represented 10y its attor-
Ucy.
IT,. Justice delivered written opinion
on saturday. After revie~in" the law and
citirL lnany authorities bearing upon the
rt.c he concluded - follows:
Il am therefore of the opinion that the
ordnance is raIid, aud have DO doubt that
.nr iy Col;neIl has the power 10 regulate
Il, IN ..!r Of ,,rayeIiln- cars within the linn
il. ui The city, 10 ,av whether steam or horse
power shall oc employed, and TO prescribe
IL, RI Il Wiici they may move. This re-
>ui.> rom the priuclp!e Of necessary protec-
;io - HE safety oi citizens and their pro-
Irii;. II i Therefore considered by the
c9u.t that The Richmond. Fredericksburg
ann Potomac railroad Company shall pay u
Iu" ul S}Dv."
G.,. coU:i>cI fnr the company took an APP
pea t. Tho City Circuit Court.
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i FINANCIAL SECRETARY OF RICHNoND CeL-
LRaE.-Rev. Charles Fl. Ryland has accepted
the position OF financial secretary for Rich
mond College, and will enter upon bis du.
Ties on the 1st Of February. He will have
mn Office 10 this city, and devote bis time and
energies to the interests Of the institution.
His general acquaintance in the State, syste-
matte habits, speaking ability, aud devotion
to his alma Mater, give him superior quali-
fications for the delicate and arduous duties
of the secretaryship. Besides looking after
and promoting the general interests Of the
college, MIR. RyIand will proceed at once to
put in negotiable form or collect the out
standing subscriptions to the memorial iuno.
The purpose of the Memorial Committee,
acting under instructions from the Baptist
General Association, is to have IN hand, 10
net cash or available securities, S30O,O0o 81
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Fratricidal Tra4sGy ia WfpcosssfM- "A
Confessions or Rfany Mardefs.

MLWAUKIE, January I7.--Bob Turner. OF
Potosi, Grant county, Wis, has been ar.
rested for the murder OF his brother Albert.
The inquest, which has Just been onclnded,
revealed a bloodthirsty propensity on tie
part of Bob. The murdefe feEa Hes killed
with an axe, his head heinz nsxsiys
from bis body, as he was coming ont OF q
mineral hole in which he had been at work.
The murderer then called toanother b.otHsr,s
who was in an adjoining shaft, and this. Err-
ther, named Newton, commenced efinbing
out. WhenIhe reached the surface he saw
the body OF his murdered brother Albert,
and was about to rue, when Bob seized him,
and, showing him the bloody aXe, threatened
to kill him unless be would swear to assist
IN putting the body away and to preserve
silence. To this Newton assented, but on
the first opportunity he escaped to Potosi,
| where he gave the alarm, and the murderer
fed to Lancaster. He was pursued, arrest
ed, and lodged in Jail, where he soon after.
! attempted the life of his keeper. So
It has just come to light that boy
named NeIey was murdered by Turner
near New California on December 28d, his
neck being almost severed from his body
by an axe. Several other mysterious mur-,
dsrs having taken place In localities In
which Turner had been seen, Marshal Ben.
nett visited the prisoner and asked him to
confess if he had any hand In them. He
confessed that he remembered killing two
men. One was stranger, whom he had
encountered in deep raxine at the back
Of Poor farm and there attacked and mtir-
| dered, hiding the body. The other man be
| met on the road to Muscada, where he was
going to get work. Hesays the man made
| threatening geaSFes,y and he feared be was
going to take Els life; so he closed with
| him, and with q four.pound weight which
he carried in his pocket, struck him two
blows over the eyes, smashing in his
\ skull and killing him instantly. He then
dragged the body into the bushes and So
| creted it there. c
| Nov that he has confessed, be delights to
talk of many persons he has killed. He
gIoats over the skill with wu;ch he has coa-
cealed their bodies, and declares that If they
were got together there would be nearly
| forty CT them.
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TIE WEATHER.-At sunrise on Saturday
morning the mercury stood at 10 degrees,
but during the day it moderated somewhat,
and at sunset the thermometer indicated 2S de-
grees. During the day the boys were skating
on the neighboring ponds, and the farmers
adjacent to the city were cutting and housing
their ice. Reports from distance reach us
that ice has been and was being gathered in
many localities. The basin was covered with
ice from half to three-quarters of an inch in
thickness, but the water was drawn of, in
order that repairs might be made to the
canal, and consequently the ice was in q
measure broken up. Passengers who ar.
rived on Saturday by the steamer Sylveste,
report that there was some ice floating in the
river, and good deal to be seen along the
hanks,
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ASSEMBLY HALL.-To-night the queen of
tragedy of the American stage, the great Ja-
nauschek, will commence an engagement OF
six nights at Assembly Hall. On Saturday
q large number of the seats had been secured
for every night, and applicants for them
were still coming in. Tonight Mary
Stuart" is to be presented tomorrow night,
"Chesney WoId" Both Of these plays are
familiar to Richmond theatre-goers, and
,Janauschek will Of course receive very cor
dial welcome here, where she has so many
warm admirers.
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-, ra,v 81 1ersey southern Railroad.

TRENTON, N. j., January H.-koDert Z !.
Stockton, receiver of the New Jersey sousn-
ern railroad, stated in an interview fo'aay
that he bad not been to Manchester as yer.
He is waiting for the action Of the court,
which will sit next Tuesday. The law does
not allow him to run the road that there
was no trouble between himself ana the
men. He knew the men TO be good men,
and all they wanted was an assurance that
the promise made to them in regard TO pay
would be carried ont after the sitting OF the.
court. BE will go down to see them, and
thinks they ought to be paid fairly, and tnat
ALI will come cut right. He further stated
that he expects to baye the road running
during the coming week. 81 ..ss
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GEORGIA MINsrLELs AT VIRGINIA HAIL.
Tonight the King Laugh-Makers, Callen-
der's Original Georgia Minstrels, will ap-
pear at Virginia Hall. The management an
nounce that there will be an entire change
of programme each evening in their peculiar
characteristic scenes and delineations Of plan
tation life. The company will play only
three nights in this city.
These are said to be real negro minstrels,
and are highly complimented in the south
ern papers. ..
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Clarke, assistant; n. p. Buchanan, secre.
tary, and Henry Fitzgerald treasurer.


tary, and Henry Fitzgerald treasurer.
SUDDEN DxArH, AN English lady, Mrs.
Hodson, residing with her brother.in-law,
Mr. e. Dawson, at the old DreWIy place
below Mancbester, died suddenly Friday
night. The deceased had long been an inya-
lid, and was temporarily sojourning 10 this
country for her health, her husband being
In India. DR.. Chiles made an examination
and reported death from heart disease, to
which she was sui ject. Il
New BurLpINGs.-Th two-story double
brick dwelling Of Colonel Edward Vlckers,
Perry street near Eighth avenue, and the
frame dwelling Of 81. j. Nunnaly, Esq, De-
catur street near Thirteenth avenue. will be
ready for occupation in short time.
FALL OF DERRIcK.-A derrick which was
being used in the construction of the wing
wall being erected at the arch over the DAN
vile bridge by the trustees mot bridge COM
missioners) fell Friday, and a colored man,
name unknown, was slightly injured.
TEACHERS MEETRe.-The monthly meet
ing Of the teachers Of the Manchester pub
lie schools was held Saturday at the inter-
mediate schooI of Miss Alice Monteiro, and
was attended by Superintendent B. A. Han.
cock and the school trustees.
The TEMPERANCE MovEMENT.-The Wash.
ingtonans met Friday pight-Dr. a. Mon.
teiro presiding and james A. Gentry acting
as secretary. Rules aud regulations were
adopted, and arrangements are being made
Tor public demonstration.
PERsoNAL.-Captain W. L. Fernold. col.
rector OF United States revenue for this dis.
tflcf, has just returned from Washington, and
has been painfully indisposed.
Jake White. the lunatc, has been removed
to Richmond Jail until he can be received
into the asylum.
SUPERVISORS MEEr1HG.-The Board. Of
County Supervisors meet today at 101
o'clock A. NJ. at the county courthouse.
MEETING PosTPoNED.--In consequence NJ
the peoples meeting, the debate and election
of officers at the Jefferson Literary Society
has been postponed to Thursday night.
The COURTS. Justice Martin was engaged
Saturday in hearing civil warrants. that day
having been selected as the regular day fol
civil causes. Il
Justice Chilcs had several disorderly par
ties before him Saturday, who were released
on bail,
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUsTERs.-The
town Trustees met Friday night in The
Council Chamber. Present: Dr.; WI {.
Weisger, president, and Messrs. Campbell
Chiles, Gary, Jones, Moody, and Owen.
Communications from James A. Harrison
in relation to grading Fourth avenue from
Hull to Decatur street; from Dunlop 4
McCance and John L. Bacon, president
Marshall Manufacturing Company, in rela.
ton to paving Canal street; and from e. N.
Reams in reference to lease of lot on Firs;
avenue and Decatur street, were referred to
tbe Street Committee. From the Globe Gas
Light Company in relation to lighting the
streets. to O special committee consisting oi
Messrs. Moody. Chiles, and Gary. From W.
r. Litbgow, Esq, town assessor, In regard
to transfers of town property, to the Financa.
Committee.
The special committee on t.IJwn charter
reported that the charter mad been drafted,
and asked that t.ne President of the Board
call meeting Of the citizens of the town at
the county court. house on Tuesday, January
GOTH, at "a p. NJ, to consider said charter
before it is submitted to the Legislature.
Mr.. Campbell, from the Committee on
Relief of the Poor, submitted report OF
operations which was received and adopted.
Bills to the amount of $91O5l were or
dered to be paid. ..rt .....s
DIED OF INJURIgs.-Esther Turner, the
sged colored woman whose dreadful burn
ing has been before reported, died onF Friday
night; and Edgar Turner, the infant burned
on Friday, died on Saturday morning. The
burning of this old woman and her great
grandson, in different parts Of town and at
8early the same time, was "a sad and singular
coincidence. '#[
Roll OF HoNoR.-The following pupils re.
ceiyed certificates of distinction at the Male
High School for week ending January 10th
MastersaaD. b. and b. a. Winfrre, We s,
Campbell, b. E. Bransford, John a. Ingram,
b. p. Gwen, Jr, "A. w. and e. 8. Moody,
and Charles Sharp.
PUBIC MEETING.-A meeting Of the cltt.
zens of the town Of Manchester will be held
at the county courthouse tomorrow night
at "a O'Clock to consider the new charter
prepared for the town. A copy OF the char
ter Is open for the inspection OF the public
atthe Office OF the Town Auditor.
+ SuspAY.scHooL OrYlcERs. The Presbyta-
rian Eabbath school has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Rev. William
A.. Campbell, superintendent; Ogden y.
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GET THE GENUINE ARTIcLE.-The great poru-
larlty OF W1LBoR's COMPOUND OF COD- LIVER
On. AND LINE has induced some unprincipled per-
SONS to attempt to palm off simple article Of their
own manufacture but any person who Is suffering
from coughs, colds or consumption should be care
full where they purchase this article. 1t requires
10 putting The results following It's use are lis
best recommendations aud the proprietor has am
pie evidence on file of its extraordinary success In
pulmonary complaints. The phosphate Of lime
possesses most marvellous healing power as COM
bined with the pure codliyer oil by DR.. WnBoR.
This medicine Is regularly prescribed by the medi-
cal faculty. Sold by a. q. WILBoR, Chemist, Bos-
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W. w.B.RATCLIFFE, 10x A. M., groceries, &c.
HILL d GODDIN, liz A. H., farm SIX and half
s..a miles from Ricbmond and half mile beyond
i.7s the Brook turnpike. 80 :s..1s,:..s
w. 3. POLK 4 CO., 4 p A., brick DWELLING ON
the north side Of Franklin between Eightesntn5
and Nineteenth streets. e s
JAMES IL. TAYLOR a. SON. P. NJ, building
lot on the south side Of Leigh between Gimer
- and Graham streets. 81. ~,
A. A.B.DUEsBERRY, High Constable, IL NJ Mraf
corner Of Fifth and Marshall streets, lot OF h-
quors, BAR fixtures, &c. -
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, 10 a. n, as bis store,
furniture, show cases, &c, y Z e I
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Stage Rosbsd ~ Hikhwaynss.

LITTLE Rorr, January 1T:-Tiis stsse,
which left Malvern yesterday for the Hot
Springs was stopped by:sa band of slte
highRsyrnen about fsa miles ftem the Hot
Springs, who captured the msihbsep and
two thousand dollars worth OF ysluahles
from fourteen passengers, and, taking oie,
stage horse, decamped. -
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dice COURT, SATURDAY-Justice White.
nIU'r" Ia, m frlce (nesro), sent to Jail for thirty
0'i lot stealing fish from Thomas Carroll.
s."I, "vnn Hrailam (nesro), fined S. for an as.
1,n ~, upon George w. higgins.
fy> lcs Ga>ton (neero), guilty of stealing
.,, i"ancs of Lccf FROM Mrs. Sledd, was
'ent TO jill for ten DAYS. -
,,,irol H. ,EIle,, fined s. for fast driving by his
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ELI PERKINs.--Mr. Landon, of New York,
better known to the public as Eli Perkins,
will deliver his lecture on My Uncle Con-
slider" next Thursday and Friday evenings
at the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association. ASS humorist Mr.. Landon has
wide reputation, and our people will not
be slow in availing themselves OF the oppor.
tunity presented Of hearing this moat popular
lnctllrEr
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>rrEFME Court OF ArrEALs, SATURDAY,
H." irij wing business was transacted in
TIL court Oh saturday:
Garrett -. Garrett. Appeal refused to n
dtc."r -! tic Corporation Court of AiaXan-
dr.! y AL !hc judgc-.
u judges were in conference Saturday,
~! VII! bv again to-day.
The ,oug, will take up the case Of the
Merchants aud Mechanics Savings Bank Of
Norfolk Is. DaSEiel and ais. on Tuesday, and
;i.c? t..at the case Of Creme Is. Adams will
hr taH"a ". Both OF these are privileged
ct>rs, aad not il thc regular call Of the
Opc.r'
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yo Ill.,, n nfEf sEST TO THE PEsIrEsrfApy
sa,u-d'nn tlaARs.-ln l the Hastings Court. on
Of f.uIy, s,sa1y, Charles Sharp was found guilty
Mr., Juhn !, nats and coats fom the hall OF
pcn,e",;. = - howard, aud sentenced to the
lime i.Aly ,is, Tor I've years. This is the first
.pt,en,i.ay i aay ha'l.thief has been sent TO the
out a ?. ,prD' Heretofore they have served
,ep,ian ~ u 10 the city Jail. II is now tie In.
;,hed - :" H. ene authorities to have them MN
"'' ~ 'he iulles. exten! of tho law.