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4 Horrible pennsyiyania Tragedy.

CHAMBEnsBuRG Pa, January IA
horrible murder occurred near stony
Point in the northern part OF this
county. last night A party OF men and
BOYS from the neighborhoOd had gone up
IN the evening 10 serenade Mr.. Charles
Cresslock, who had recently been
married A quarrel took place
among some of the serenaders, and
afterwards one of the young men,
named Peter Rhone. was waylaid on his
way home by Charles Meridiih After
Meridih had knocked Khone down, he
tramped Oh and kicked him almost 20 2
Jelly The crowd then iniericrcd' and
Rhone was carried 90 bis home, where
be died
soon after Meridith was arrested and
lodged in JAIL A coroners jury Will
investigate The materto-moToW.
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EAST AFRICAN TROUBLES
Asciibed to German Invasion-Other For
clgn News.

cign News.
LONDON. January 1.-THE English
American missionary societies are unani-
nous I'm having the blame of the troubles
in East Africa upon the inYasion OF that
Territory by the Germans The Rev.
Nr. Ashe. who has recently cong
front Uganda. SAYS that be dis
covered no trouble whatever among
the natives until upon his re-
turn He reached a point within 200
miles of the coast, where the influence OF
Germany was felt From The opinion
which prevailed there, Mr.. Ashe is in
clined 10 believe that the trouble viii
spread inland and require q stronger
force than has hitherto been brought
20 bear 10 suppress IT, The
whole course of the Germans,
Mr.. Ashe says. has been aggressive, If
not bru,ally oppressive, and be is unable
tO see ANYTHING toayert danger 10 al the
foreign missions labOring in the interior
MORE EvlCTONs IN IRELAND.
CoRK. january lin the cyictions az
Casileyentry, county Cork. to-day the
hailins and police met with stubborn
resistance from the house of tenant
named Donovan Several times the
house was assaulted, but each time the
attacking party were driven back, un-
able go Withstand the shower of stones
hurled from the stronghold The bailifls
were finally victorious, but several Of
them were injured in the fight
DEATH OF A wELL-KNOwN JOURNALIST
IN NASSAU.
New YORK. January ll-Adyices
were received i'm this city tonight OF the
death at Nassau, y p. on December 3lst,
ofZ J.. White, the well-knOwn journal
ist. who went TO that place on December
10th in me hope of regaining his health
His disease was consumption.
CABLE FLASHES.
LoNDoN. January lit is rumored
that a syndicate is being formed TO con
troll the manufacture and trade in cotton
thread
LONDoN. January l1-Fleming, the
hacker of Jem smith. writes TO the
SDgrtng Lifcto say that Smith Is anxious
10 fight jackson. The c0lOred Australian
pueilst. and that his hackers are ready
and willing 90 match him.
Movie. the hacker of Jackson. will sail
for New York in the middle Of February.
He will witness Jackson's fight with
kilrain in San Francisco. and return TO
England with Jackson whether be be the
victor or not
THE ElFFEL TOWER REPORTED UNSAFE.
PARIS. January 1.-THE opposers of
the Eilcl tower on The Paris Exposition
grounds are Speeding reports that the
structure is unsafe, and state that some
of the w0rkmen declare that the sway
ing of the tower is dangerous and terri
flying TO one unused to it, The tower il
now over 7l4 feet above the surface OF
the Seine, and has over 200 feet more
rear itself
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THE sol THWEST.
Sew Era OF Prosperity for that Section
Wythevills Stdding unward-A Touch
Of the Late storm.

Wythevins striding Unward-A Touch
Of the Late storm.
Especial Correspondence Of the TINES
WYTHEyiLIE. Va, January 10
Straws show which way the wind blows.
If the old adagc DE true, there is a big
boom coming 10 this section, and SOutL-
west Virginia may expect new era Of
prosperity 90 begin for her with the
coming of spring
|bkJhe contract has been given ont for the
extension of the Cripple Creek Railroad
TO SpeedWell, fifteen miles from It's pre-
sent terminus at lyanhoe. This means
the opening up of a section full OF the
finest iron ores in The world, the building
OF new furnaces, and the erection OF
manufactures 40 Pulaski, RadlOrd,
Speedwell. and all along the line of the
Norfolk and Western and Cripple Greek
Railroad
A large syndicate was formed here
Yesterday, composed OF sixteen OF our
most solid business men, for the purchase
Of lois at Radford. a delegation TO Sc
lect and locate the lots went down to-
day.
The building of several large furnaces
al Radford will be begun in the early
spring and there are rumOrs ailOat that
one or two more railroads will be ex-
tended To- that point, making il the
railroad and manufacturing centre OF
this part OF the country
Wytheyille is making an effort 10 keep
mp with the times, and proposes TO oiler
$1,000 for the purchase of a lot, To any
individual or corporation OF individuals,
who will bind themselves 10 build 500
900 hotel on said lot.
I'm view of the fact that hundreds of
visitors are turned away from Mythe-
vile every summer for lack of accOmmo-
tiOn, and that there are a dozen beautiful
sites for large hotel in and around the
town which can be purchased at that
price, this liberal proposition should IN
sure the speedy erection Of such q hotel
A severe Wind-storm visited our town
Yesterday \ hali-cOmpleted house on
Tazewel street owned by worthy
colOred man, was blown down, and an
open blind on the PRESBYTERIAN Church,
which is undergoing alterations, was
blown 10 with such violence As 10
crush the sash, and shiyer every
pane in the window A large iransom
over General Walkers front door was
blown out OF its frame and fell into the
hall below, making a terrible crash and
frightening the neighbcrs, as well as the
inmates of the house To-day the weather
is perfect, the sky clear, the sunshine
wright and the atmosphere balmy
Wills.
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weather Indications
Special Announcement.

Ou Monday. Januar! IL.
the carriers OF thc DAFLN
TIMES will commence the
delivery Of thc PaPcrUaG9r
q new systcim that we hope
and believe WiiIinsurc per-
Cct satisfaction To our sub
Scribcrs. Our force has
been enlarged and ltic
rCutcs laid OG' with rcgU-
iariiy. which. while al first
there may BE some COntT-
siOn consequent upon every
change. wills soGR result Is
"a greatly improved service.
we respectfully ash iHs-
duigcnCc for amy irregular
lilies that may arise at first.
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COURT CALENDAR.

STATE.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. January 5th
March 5'h, November 5th. 90 Richmond
city; September 2Oth, az staunton, Va.
July 10th, 40 Wytheville. Va.
RICHMOND CITY.
CHANCERY COURT FIRST Monday In January
April, June. and October.
CIRCUIT COuRT First Monday In February
and third Monday IN May ana October.
HUsIfNGs COURT.-First Monday IN every
month and September seth. ,No court il
August)
Police CouRr-Criminal-- Every day at 9:S
A. NJ.
POLICE COuRr-Civil-Eyc Friday at u N
HENRICO.
CIRCUIT Court Third Monday in January
first Monday In May and first Monday il
October.
CoUSTY CoURT.-second Monday in every
month.
HANOVER COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURT.-2Oth Of April and 2bth Of DC
CoUSTY CouRr.-Third Wednesday in every
mOnth.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-l5th Of May and 18th OF No
CouSTY CouRr. Second Monday in eyerJ
mouth.
LOUISA COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURT 20th of March and 20th o
September.
CouNfY CoURT. Second Monday In ever
month.
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CHARLEsTON, W Va, January H.
The Senate mot to-day at ? o'clock, and
wa. called 10 order by President Price
10 was proposed - take a vote for presi.
dent of the body, Bat az each member in
casting his vote delivered an explanatory
speech which gave rise TO informal dis
cussiOn, extending 10 almost every mem
ber. 10 was 4 o'clock when the first bal
lot was concluded without any election,
and the Senate adjourned until o'clock
Monday afternoon The House had a
half.hour session. at which no business
was transacted, and adjourned until
Monday morning at 10 o'clock
The motion TO dismiss the writ OF
judge Guthrie from proceeding with a
writ of mandaB,us against Secretary OF
State Walker, compelling him TO report
Kanawha county's vote on Governor,
was argued before the Supreme Court
to-day, but the court adjourned until
tomorrow without rendering adecisi0n.
When this question Is settled,
the Republicans will proceed to
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Cornwell Whitmore, a Coxsackie
farmer has remarkable eat which
seems 10 be an unusual and valuable
one. 1t not only catshcs rats, mice,
birds, etc, but slaughters such game
as chipmunks, gray squirrels, rabbits
and muskrats. The cat has been named
Mike The other day Mike brought
10 the house large live snake about
three and one half feet long, handlingit
with apparent ease.-Albany Journal.
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Some time after my fathers death
was requested 10 play Don Caesar,
a character he had made peculiarly
his own, and Of which he was the
original in the English language 1t
was fourteen or fifteen years since |
had played it, and l said 10 Mrs Wal
lack, Before look at this part again
want You 10 see if l remember any
thing Of it." ! nOt only recollected
the words, but ! did not miss a syl-
liable. She Ibid down the book in per-
feet astonishment 1t seemed 10 come
upon me directly, as though | had
performed it the night before. This
gift Of memory has been always Of IL
estimable service to me.-Lester Wal
lack in S5crlbners.
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NEW YORK, January 1.-THE Times
correspondent says that 10 two Old
friends who called upon him yesterday,
General Harrison stated emphaiicaly
that he has not yet determined upon a
single member of his Cabinet; that he
viii not be forced into making any man
q member OF his Cabinet; and that the
names selected will not be known until
they are sent to thC senate
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COMPTROLLER TRENHOLM 40 THE
RESCUE
Looking After the Interests Of swindied
Freedmen.

WAsmvGToN, d. c., January IL
Comptroller Trenholm, the commissioner
of the Freedman's Savings and Trust
Company. has been Oyerrun with letters
and visitors in consequence of the vague
references in the press to his late annual
report Depostors and their friends
seem 10 think there is money 10 bee got
bv prompt activity, because there is no
pfospect of any further diyidends.
In explanation OF the present condi
tion Of The trust. the comptroller has
issued circular, in which he says No
dividend has been declared since May l2
1883. and The assets, he says are no;
likely TO allow of another dividend, 20
thai depositors who have received diyi-
dends can get no more money unless
Congress makes an appropriation To pay
them otherwise than from the assets.
A measure is now before Congress
containing an appropriation 10 pay The
balance due to freedmen and their de-
cendants. and if this should become a
law. public notice viii be given.
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organize the Senate and the
returns will be opened in joint session
and the result declared. The Democrats
have no hope Of organizing the body,
and it is believed that Senator Carr, the
Union labor member, will virtually have
"A walk over when the time arrives.
General Gof reached here to-day from
Washington, ID. {.
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edge is scooped out and the rails twisted
into all sorts of shapes. From one hun.
dred to one hundred and fifty cars in the
yards al the foot Of Georgia street. many
OF them loaded with grain, were flooded
and tumbled over and piled up promis.
cuously The trestle near Porter avenue
IS partly destroyed. Traffic on this
branch is entirely suspended.
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FIGHT TO THE FINISH.

A Battle Of over One Hundred Rounds.
SmAMOKN, PA, January ll.-Matthew
Williams. of Lykens, and William Nc
Carthy of this city, engaged in a prize
frht ON the outskirts of this city This al
temoon. London prize-ring rules. for a
purse of 800 One hundred and two
rounds were fought, in which both men
were terribly battered up.
The battle commenced az o'clock and
ended ate T.. VI. The referee decided
the victory 90 Williams on account OF a
foul. The fight was witnessed boy twenty
ucr-Ons
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Earthquake shock

ALBANY, y. Y, January IA shock
of earthquake was fell OF Dannamora, y.
\. about o'clock tonight The shock
was 30 severe that people ran
out of their houses in great
alarm. The shock was sis0 felt
at Saranac Lake Cadyyille and other
places in that vicinity At Platis-
burg an the drops on the switchboard at
the telephone exchange fell at $40 = VI.
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is Natures own true laxative 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 30 Cleanse the System
when Bilious OF Costiye to dispel Head
aches, Colds, and Feyers; to Cure Habit
nal Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California Fil
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal
owens Il Minor Drug Company, Rich
mond Va.
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The old Mussulman justice, the jus
tice of the Arabian Nights, was ad.
ministered by a cadi according to his
innate notion Of the fitness Of things,
modified or confirmed by a more or
less appropriate text from the Koran.
In crticising native justice we must
bear in mind that this system existed
in Egypt within the memory Of mid
die aged man. In Bowring's report
upon Egypt, published in 1910, he
givcs various instances Of this,
and exempliGcs Oriental notions
Of Justice By q conversation he
relates between a Mohammedan
and an English traveller: Coy
ernor-Is it true that you in Eng
land send your thieves and rogues to
a distant comhy} Trayeler-Yes
Governor-And what may be the cost
of sending each2 Traveler-Perhaps
600, OF 10000 piasters Governor
And what is tho cost Of a saber, TRAY
eler-About e10, or 1000 piasters
GovernOr-And what is the cost of a
hempenrope. Traveler-Almost moth
ing. Governor-And you call your
selves acivilized and an instructed peo-
pie. you who can get a saber for ], 900
piasters and a rope for almost nothing
"a .saber that would behead many
rogtics and a rope that would hang
many thieves-and who pay 10,0o0
piasters to getridof onel This syoUr
civilization The Fortnightly Review.
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1 have had nasal catarrh Tor ten years 50
bad that there were great sores In my nose
aud one place was eaten through. / got Elyi
Cream Balm. Two bottles did the work. Mg
nose and head is well. ! feel like another
mani. 5. Mcmillan, Sibley, Jackson cOun
ty.MO.
Ely's Cream Balm Is the most effective
cOnyen {. and agreeable ca tarrh remedy I
ever uien nd / have tried them au.-C. b
cook. se1. ing. Lauderdale county, Tenn.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla is purely vege.
table preparation, being free from iniu-
rious ingredients. 1t is peculiar in its
curative power
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When She was a Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung % Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them Castorla.
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The Heaviest Actors on the American
Stage
Tho Two John. ii IS said weigh
more than any other three mch On the
American stage They are real artists in
their line and 10 is doubtful II there are
twO more cOmical comedians living. In
their play entitled "Ihe Two Johns
'hey keep their audience in a continual
roar OF laughter and 1T almost beggars
description 90 g.fe an idea of the many
funny incidents in The piece Their en-
gagemcnt ai Messrs Berger 81 Leaths
Theatre Will be one OF the events of the
season and immense houses are pre-.
dicied Remember Tuesday night next
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

Fragrant Cream Of Almonds, the most
delightful application for chapped or rough
hands or face Causes no smaning. no stick
ing. nothing greasy about It, ana is highly
perlum ed Sold by J.. WAGSER Druggist,
corner Sixth aud Broad streets.
" the people are clamoring for first
lass hotel accommodations, let them APP
ply at the Exchange and Ballard Hotels
They can be cared for as comfortably as
at any hotel North or South, both as to
rooms and cuisine appointments
j. J.. DARLINGTON, Proprietor
TTYT> DnCTON
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DIEBoLD SAFE Co, II. l.. Barnes
II cnmond, agent, took the premium at
the Virginia Exposition for The best
dynamite-proof safe II 4-low
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A HANDSOME PRESENT FOR THE IA,
DIES.
Managers Berger a Leath's New Enter
prise,

prise,
On the occasion of the first perform
ance TO be given by the Two Johns, al
the Academy on Tuesday evening next,
each lady attending viii be presented
wiihan elegant and novel souvenir This
unique idea Of the enierprising managers
OF the Academy will doubtless pack the
theatre, and it is wisely urged that seats
be secured al once, as doubtless there
will be great rush for tickets
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TAsTKLEss Con LIyEG on EMULSION with
out iishy OdOr or rancid, nauseous flavor Is
always fresh, pure. and sweet, and can be
taken by anyone. l. vastly superior 10
other similar preparations, as one trial Will
prove. sold, wholesale or retail, by L. WAC
NEK, corner si&th and Bro a.
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GROCERIEs. ETC.
GROCERIES,, ETC.
LWAYS SOMETHING NEW
Ar
HERMANN scHMIDr's
EUROPEAN STORE.
CORNER BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS.

IMPORTED GERMAN CkANDERRlE Es.
PHALIA SAUSAGE, the first OF the season
ITAfIAN MAMMOTH EoTNtTS, PkU
NELLE~, DATES and FIGS, kAlSINS. CUR
RANTS and ClTRON, ORANGE aud LEMON
PEEL. ALMONDS soft she'll and without
she'll; NUTS, the BEST OF all kinds; CAN.
DIES AID CANES for Christmas; MlNCE
MEAT and MAPLE SUGAR; HONEY IN
COMB aud strained; RI N, FRENCH aud AP
PLE BRANDY, OLD WHISTLES, WINES,
CORDIALS. ARRAC. GOOD WINES Tor
JELL and fable USE from sl per gallon,
approved. My lately ly-introduced Wine at the
low price Of NJ per gallon is especially recon.
mcnded TO Ladies' as very pleasant and
strengthening Wine. decvu
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla,

5000 insurance in the Southern Acct
dent Insurance Company costs only
S3,5 per quarter
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CouGHs. HOARsENEss, SORE TnR0Ar
etc. Quickly relieved by BRowS's 'oN.
cnIAL TRocHEs. A simple and el >ctual
remedy superior to all other articles foI
the same purpose. sotd oHiy fa bores.
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ARMOUR's DRESSED BEEF

fromr n
hya
mond dwiho Minis n cOntac
sunc cnta tina ngeeib
Oopat
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AMUsEMEsrs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
lsa-TwENrY-fiFTH sEAsoS-iss
ONB NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY. JASuAaY Is.
McNIsH, RAMA AND ARNO'S
REFINED MGNsTRELs
Thirty Smiling Black PAGES.
Five European Novelties.
Twenty Picked Musicians.
Beautiful Base Ball Clog.
Grand street Parade.
Sale q seats ocC,@gmenees THIS MORNING
Next attraction. FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
January - and ~, HE, SHE, hlM, HHh.
sjali2t
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BERGER & LEAru... Lossecs AMI Managers.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY. JANUARY u.
First appearance In Richmond OF
MRS. ALICE J. SHAW,
tho world renowned Whistllns Prima Donna.
and her
GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.
consisting OF the flowing distinguished
artists:
Miss Ole Torbeit, NiOiinist: Miss Filth
Pond. Singing Reader Mrs. Jennie X. Camp
bell Accompanies " Mrs. shaw Mr, =. V.
Downey. Pianist, ada Mr. Harrison Miilari,
the Eminent Baritone and Composer.
Tickets now on sale llalGll,s
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nrFFALo pAMAeEp S95O.OOO.

BUFFALO, n. Y, January 1.-THE
damage by Wednesday nights storm in
this city will aggregate "A quarter of a
million dollars. The highest single loss
is 10 the Falls Branch OF the New York
Central Railroad The whole road-bed
for hundreds Of feet along the waters ,
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These Meats are carefully Chicago Richmond
condition that refrigerated
put upon the market Immediately after slaughter
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PRICE, TWO CENTS
ARMOUR & co.,
CORNER GRACE AND UNION STS.,
RICHMOND, VA.
DRESSED BEEF, MUTTON, PORK,
WHOLESALE ONL

And oil varieties Sausage the quality moderate
their immense cooling AZ Chicago.
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