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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
BIG 6LAZ- IN NEW YORK.
scenery IN Fanny DaVenpOrts Cleopatra
and other perty Destroyed.

and other IT, perty Destroyed.
NEW YORK, Jan. AT ll:4j o'clock TO-
night tire started on the stage Of the
Finh Avenue Theatre and burned with
great rapidity. Three alarms were
sent out in quick succession, but
the iuhammable material upon which
the flames ted rendered the efforts Of the fire.
m N to save the building "A hopeless task.
All Of the elaborate scenery used in Fanny
y yenpOrt's rendition Of Cleopatra has
been DESTROYED. The iire has spread To Her
mann's Tie ,tre. and it is feared that the
entire block will he consumed. At | O'Clock
the destruction Oi the whole block seemed
likely. The Flith-ANenue Theatre building
j., )omed, and llermann's Ia atre as
well. The sporting goods establishment
If j. j. Crooks has caught fire. and siX
distinct explosions )f powder held there III
me form in the stock have been heard from
the interior. \ strong breeze fans the
Il tmes, and the Gilsey House, al the corner
Of Broadway and Iwenty-ninth street, j.
threatened, the wind driving the flames up
ana across Broadway.
lt was the Gisey building, not the Gilsey
House. that was threatened. and AT this
hour Q.s0 \. Nj the front wall OF this
building il expected 10 fall at any mo-
ment. At 1850 flaming brand, borne by
the strong nOrthwesterly wind, fell on the
roof Of the Sturteyant House. across Broad
way from Fifth Avenue Theatre, setting
that hotel on tire. The guests were hustled
out amid great excitement, and conveyed
To other hotels. The tire,nen now devoted
their best efforts to saving the .hOtel.
At this writing, Harry Miner, lessee Of the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, places his loss al
$1,000. Magician Hermann SAYS 1t Will
cost him $500 10 fit up his theatre. Be
SIDES losing this. he loses $4,000 worth OF
theatrical effects and costumes.
AT 2:l5 A. NJ. the fire in the sturteyanl
House is under control. The upper part OF
the hotel is badly damaged. The total loss
il estimated at about Sl00.00O. Fanny
Davenport loses about $4,000 by the de-
struction OF scenery and costumes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
burglars on th- kouDd--Ntgroes Cei'-
bratc emancipation.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA, Jan. >.
-oecIal. Thieves broke into the store Of
Deal Bros. in Robins Neck, this county,
last SATURDAY night. They smashed the
hinges and combination on the iron safe,
bat did not succeed IN opening II. They
took what money was IN the cash drawer.
and what goods they wanted. NJ clue 10
fine parties has been found as yet.
Ninety-tiye marriage licenses were issued
last year in this county.
OYSTERS in North, Ware, and severn rivers
are very fat, and prices are better than they
haye been for years.
The racers at Gloucester Point track last
Taesday were slow, OWING 10 the condition
Of The track. Mr. Davis horse, from Guinea,
won the tr0tting race, and Mr.. sinclare's :
horse the running race.
Messrs. Clements and Ware bought OF Mr
II. f. Moore. at Gloucester Courthouse yes
terdav. one lot Of land for the purpose OF
erecting "A carriage factory. They paid tue
rates of three thousand three hundred and
sixty.six dollars an acre for the land. which
Is the highest price ever realized IN this Sec
ton for real estate.
4 few negroes turned out yesterday VIII
drum and fife in spite OF the falling ram u
celebrate emancipation. There was n'
rowing. and but little drinking, and every
thing passed OF queietly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
POWHATAN COUNTY.
Happy New Year-LucEy Hare Hunters
Peis mai.


Peis nal.
IOWIIATAN COURTHOUSE, y a., Jan. T.
~nerial Christmas with its festivities
ha, gone. a2d the NeY Year mas come with
a warmer Christma-lide holiday. We hope
o. pItend, a more prosperous year than us
predecessor. Good feeling has every where
Characterized the season. and HAPPY Ne"
Year. is the accustomed hearty greeting.
TDe old hare huuters-a faNOrte sport az
This season-haNe been fortunate, ana iuelT
-ayory hroHs are welcomed by many, Tor IL
has been 'harassing' question with some
of us what We should have In the way OF
gamc. Occasionally wild turkey Is shot,
and hear sometimes Of deer being bag
ged
The ice crop has been good, and the cp-
poruunity 10 eether it ayailed o. by most
our farmers.
lcrp,ichore has held the usual sway,
ard altogether. Notwithstanding the siring'
cut condition OF tue almighty dollar. BONES
and hearts nave been frightened 10y the adj
vent OF Christmas.
our community is panied 10 know Of the
illness Of Judge Irving, and sincerely hope
ur his speedy recovery.
rne strides OF prosperity Of your far citl
are indeed gratifying, and notice oi the
lOOd times there generally are noticed Win
pleasure. Nothing. however, Is more well
come than THE TINES with It's newsy
cIean face. which is always welcome
morning guest. \ happy andYery prosper
Gus New ear To you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
Counterf.iters Captured.

DAYTON. o., Jan. John +. Miller, for
meriy a tobacco packer here, was arrested
at lewisburg, northwest of the city,
Wednesday night by United STATES Detec-
tive Dcnuolly. for making and selling coun-
terieit five dollar pieces.
An eX-cOnyict named Patterson, who bad
been selling the money, was arrested for
pass ng the stun in the country in exchange
for turkeys Inc cOnyici gave Miller away.
Miller mad made a quantity Of the bogus
in. but had only three hundred hyes on
hand. over thousand had not been fn-
lshed. GalysDlc batteries, dies, babbit
metal aud plaster casts were captured.
Both O( the men are now In jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
KING WILLIAM.
Pleasant Christmas sunday school En-
tertainment Fox Hunt.

KING WILLIAM c. H.. Jan. q. Special.
4 handsome and pleasant Christmas en-
tertaiument was given the Sunday-school
at Colope Baptist church yesterday. When
The curtain was drawn the audience was
greeted with the view Of a beautiful ship.
brilliantly lighted, and laden with esents.
locked in the ice and snow Of mid-winter; "a
background Of eycfgreens, spark NJ with
rnow and frost, completed the landscape.
After number Of appropriate recilations
and dialogues by the sunday. school
scholars, old santa claus made his appear
auce, and created much merriment in un-
loading the ship aud distributing his nu-
merOus gifts.
The new year was ushered in dark and
gloomy, but Notwithstanding the unpropi-
tious weather a real, Old.iashloued fOX-hunt
took place. 4 pack Of about thirty dogs
and as many riders made the neighbOrhOOd
lively for some hours. Alter an exciting
chase and the death OF renard most sump-
tuOus dinner was served by Mr. j. B. NJ.
PuliIam. OF this place. 10 which the hunts
men and others paid their respect. with a
most hearty good Will.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
WHY THE REDSKINS RfBeLLeO.
Father craft Saws II Wa Wholly the Gov
ernments Fault.

NEW NORK, Dee. 2.-Ihe New York Free
mans journal viii Tomorrow publish a
letter from Father Graft, the Catholic In
dian missionary, who was fatally shot
through the lungs i'm the Indian hght on
Monday. The letter is dated December
pom, and WAS mailed from Pine Hdgr
agency. Father Graft says, among other
things, that from the beginning Of the
treaties with tine Indians they have been
disappointed. cheated, starved, deprived Oi
both their own customs ANA those of the
whites. which they mad i0ndly hoped % a--
-umo with the aid ol the Government, and
iu every way abused. Knocked. ana dis
cOuraecd. La their despair General CrOoa
brought th.m nope. Their onlidence iu
mn ted nen 10 hope That hc would hc
able 90 realize their h0oo- His death
Wa, their dctth-bllw. ana they SD felt i
their fears and despair after Crooks draf
W,le increased hy a further reduction n
rat0ns aud a delay of even these. The lu-
dIaus were more tuau ever in aNIsct misery,
starving, without hope Of redress and with
Odt bone of living in any way. IL Is not 90
Dee wondered at ,hat they believed 900 Mcs-
SlaA and listened t0 every person who
promised hope. Interested whites took adj
Nauttg. rt tnIr state OF affairs aud hOWl"d
irr troops. The troops came. Interested
M ilt'H ilfl iNiil ID tit iAfllltl- lliN I'i-
-u1dyt iu-m that the army had come
lo complete their destruction. The Jn-
diaus dd not d,nt. bat ran away in fear
and despair. Father Fdltz calmcd them and
brought m~uy back. and The prudence aud
Kindness ot General Brooke convinced
On m OF safety. All this Indian trouble can
be traced through ail u- phases 10 its true
csuse-starNailoa, atJcct misery. and de-
,pair: the cause Ot Waich is the oBl-
rasc1us conduct Of the Indian Department
for many Years, eliminating iu The later
ilunders AMI cruclllc- Of the present Com
missioner Morgan. The death of -iitinr
Ban was caused. if military report, of ihe
facts and my knowledge ol the situation
agree, rs they seem tp. 10y The Indian agcut
through desire for uotoricty. causing
trouble in ord to quiet 10. and tlcn ini"ri l-
ing with lbe uu1 which alone bad O..
means. the prudence, and ue confidence ct
the Indians Necessary to properly manage
such things.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
HiGH-HANDED OUTRAGE.
HEBREW IMMIGRATION.
Competent Authority Does Not ThinI,
Ii VIII succeed.

II VIII succeed.
LONDON, Jan. With reference TO the
scheme 10 assist 30,Ooo Russian Hebrews to
settle in the United states, a committee To-
secure which end has been formed i'm Ham.
burg, specially competent authority VINO
Is interested in the welfare oi the Russian
Hebrews said yesterday:
"lhe prospect Of emigration o. America
does not seem likely 10 Doe attended with sue
'css. at all events not as regards the great
majority of those emigrating. America only
oilers some certainty of gaining a liyelho ID
tD AN essentially agricultural population.
such as the Irish. What would mCr-
chants. bankers and peddlers do in
the wilds of the far West, How
many years would it take to transform
in'm into farmers and how would they live
lu THE meantime; ltappears 10 me that il
would Doe preferable 90 try colonization in
Asia. Palestine, syria. especially Mesopo-
tamia. where land would not cost any more
'han in America and might bee obtained for
lcs-. The Hebrews would there find an -
ucultural population That would admit
them without difficulty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
Dra.hnf MenlthY CItirrn.

FREDERICKSBURG, Jan. -. special. r.
John X. >amuels, one the leading and
wealthiest citizens Of SpOtsyyania, died
suddenly at his residence this afternoon
about 4 o'clock. Mr.. Samuels was about
niiy years OF age, and extensive and Sue
ccssfu farmer. IN prominent member Of
the Baptist church. He leaves widow but
no children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03

LONDON. Jan. 2.-Thc NcCarihyites arc
deeply stirred over the staten mt that Fan
neil and O'BriW have practically come l
terms. Tim Hea'vy g., reported as 'aying
"Whii- 1 have the greatest respect f,r ~
O'Brau. That very respect prevents N'
from b-iieying 10 possible that ne could a
tempt tD override Tine will OF the majority,
who have deliberately chose Justin Nc
Cariny a- leader of the Irish Parliamentary
party. The English Liberals, without whom
Wp could not get home rule in a thousand
Years. viii shuNany arrangement dictated
hy Mr.. Iarncll." The McCar'nyites are eyi-
IDENTIFY resolved to stand o., the arrange
meutS alrcad made. and tele-tam- have
bacn sent 90 Mr.. O'Bricn earnestly urgin
him not to give way to Parnell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
LYHCHBURG.
Railway ColIirion-New Year Wedding
Othrr News,


LYNcHBUEG. VA, Jan. D.. Special. r.
An interesting marriage took place at OAK
Forest. IN Cumberland county, ne'r Farm
vile. Yesterday. the contracting parties
being Mr.. Oscar Engled0ye, a popular young
man in this city. aud Miss Florence
trlwdsr. the most excellent daughter Of
Rev. W.E Crowder. by whom the ceremony
va, performed.
Eiry this morning west-bound ifeighl
add .n ea~t-bOuud material train collided
nea. Dublin. lne result WAS the derail-
u-rl ri Ten ears. i've of which were hadl!
wrecked. doe i'annll, one Il The workmen
on The material train. was slightly injured.
ilo wreck was cleared before interfering
visa Traffic.
Mr. ". y. Mitchell, superintendent of the
LAuchhur. and Durham railroad, was pre-
scented vi b beautiful eOld-headed UNI
Dr. lla asa New Years giit by the conduc'
tors an that road a. "a testimonial OF Their
esteem.
\ party Of seventy six German emigrlnts
ua.s,d througn the city on the Norfolk ana
Nr-iern road Yesterday afternoon. en route
~ laints IN renne, see and Kentucky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03

NEw ORLEANS. Jan. .. Monthly crop
statement issued to-day by the Cotton EN-
'hdhxe shows an increase in be quantity
" cotton marketed ~ Deccmbe Of ~. 80
oaie' compared with last month. and 2s,l4'
Dales over December. 1857. The total IN
siSht u date IL 2, ,Sj3 3lf bales. fhe heaviest
movement Tor four months IN he history OF
am'i,oan cotton. This amount - that
olDukhi ,nlo sight f'om Septet iD I % De
VemDef, both inclusive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
Tn, .,r,Le of Monopgahels Miners.

PrrrsBURG, PA, Jan. , The threatened
strike OF the Monongahela river miners has
been inaugurated, and. 1t might be said. 10
general. Those working will, IL Ii said,
stop tomorrow. =. The strike involves from
500 to 10000 men, and the indications are
for long light. Should this be true, IL
means many bardships for the miners and
their fsmli.s The advance demanded Is
one-half - cent per bushel, and has been
author zei by the chief officers Of the United
Nine Workers,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
He PAYS THE PENALTY.
Texans Captu.e Human Brate an
swing. to q Limb.

Texans taptu.o Human Brate auo
swings to Limb.
WACO, TEXAS, Jan. 2.-Early ednes
day afternoon Charles Beale, negro,
aged twenty, entered the residence OF
James Fisher, farmer near Lam, Fall
county, and binding Mrs. Fisher one. ter.
ribly abused her, and dnally injured hei
skull with hammer. lie tnin lsft, taking
away small sum of money. Neigh
bors called and found Mrs. Fisher stil.
alive. A party OF Young men pursued ih'
negro, aud at , O'clock yesterday morni
ihey had him captured. Tue victim idcntl
lied him after which be confessed. Beai'
was taken 10 grove neaT hy where he was
h0lsiei % a b0ugh, On which hi- 10 ly wac
allowed to dangle nearly all day. Mrs.
fishsr will die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
TERSBURG.
Court News-Ssw-yca''s Gatherings-An-
other Fallnie.

PErERsBURG, VA, Jan. 2.-.special.l =
The supersedeas to the judgment OF The
Hastings Court Of the city OF Petersburg,
in the case Of Berry Briggs against the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company,
has been granted 10 the railroad company
and the case now goes 10 the Court OF Ap-
peals.
The C0mmendery Of knight Templars al
Or we, in NottOway county, held meeting
last nigh, and elected aud installed officers.
A colOred boy named Williamson, who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03

PARIS. Jan. 2.-rhe gossips are bu,lly
discussing The peculiar New Year gin
made tothe Pope by the Queen Regent ci
>Ialn. Dr. consisted 0t Malacca cane
which. when his Holiness grasped the
handle. runed down shower Of gold coiu
40 hl, feet "a novel issue of Peters pence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03

NlENNA. Jan. . The first case OF prose-
cutiou for emIgr.nt cuNa~sng ia Russia
has lust been tried at Warsaw. 10 resulted
in toe sentence OF the defendant % "A year's
impri,Onm nf 8ni the loss Of his political
rishts. was charged with seeking to
secure cmigrants for Brazil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
IRISH MIDDLE COMPLETE.
Mr.. DILLON OPPOSES PARNELL's
PROPOSITION.

He Cables O'Erien Not to Accept the TX
Leaders Coihpromise-The Freeman a
journal Denies the Reports Of the Bou-
logne Conference Foreign Events.
LONDON, Jar. "A telegram from Paris
states that Mr. Dillon has cabled Mr..
O'Brien advising him not TO accept the
propositions Of Mr.. Parnell invoking Mr.
.O'Brien's acceptance Of the Irish leadership
temporarily, under an understanding that
Mr. Parnell should be the power behind the
throne. and should soon return T. the ac-
tual leadership. Mr.. Dillon is said to have
confined himself 10 mere recording his
opinion, without any urging, leaving Mr
O'Bren 20 act on his Judgment with as little
outside interference as possible. II is stated
from the same quarter that the only imme-
dlate practical outcome Of the conference
has been that AN agreement is reached
whereby certain funds ON deposirin Paris
may bee used by representatives. OF both the
factions for the good Of Ireland. Mr. Par
nell, b. is further stated. has instructed Mr.
Harrington o. draw at once on the fund
under This agreement.
HIGH-HANDED OUTRAGE.
The action Of Bishop OCallaghan, Of
ORR, M refusing to permit the installation
ol Mayor liorgan at the Catholic cathedral. !
has worked up the Paruellte feeling TO
frenzy, not I'm Cork alone, but I'm Limerick !
and Dublin. Timothy Harrington denounces /
% as hiEn-banded outrage, not upon /
Mayor Hogan alone, but upon the people /
Ut Cork. and as virtual ukase ON the part /
oi The clergy that they claim the unlimited /
right of dictation in Irish politics. john /
JConnor, who Is i'm charge of Parnelfs /
nitcd ireland, is equally outspokcn, and |
hints that the action of the Bishop viii react /
with decisive influence upon the enemies OF /
Mr.. Parncll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
wr>.k of ,hr rli,Ish H-ik rorsy.

MOsiLE. Ala, Jan. News Mas r.
.e.ycd b, .cheoner ln'or, woiea arrived
here today, Of e wfee@ OF The bri'h
bark I,u.y un Ga, man fea n ON pccriGi~'r
18Th. Ths captain and i've mcn were b..
seven ct the crew Of the f1lsy wcre
rescued,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
Both Rain and snow.

IRON GATE. Va, Jan. D.. Special.
Jackson river is up seven feet 1t has
raIned here for twenty -four hours. The
snow is melting very fast but Is now four
teen inches deep.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
FRIGHTFUL DIsAsT5P.
TIE Fra ngmeIt. of The Last Victim Lee
covered aud Brought TO the Surface.

covered aud Brought 60 the Surface.
WLKEsBARRE. PA. Jan. BY noon
Yesterday the remains Of the last OF the
e,obt victims of tle disaster Of March 81
lgst had been recovered and brought To the
surface. Of flesh there was little, aud in
several eases bones, TOO, were disDtegrated
and torn apart, while only few fragments
of their cloihing remained.
IL WAS by this clothing, however, that
after The fragments had been cleahed and
puf together AS we'll as possible, seven OF
the bodies were identified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
BUSINESS iMPEOEO AND LIVES
LOST IN NEW YORK.
Dillon Deoiinss to Talk Abont the
O'Brien.Parneil Interview-Deaih OF
eN- ADMIRAL Cooper-A Foreigu.r Im-
plorcs Uncle SANS Protection.
NEW YORK BUREAU.
RICHMOND DAILY frNEs. .

Nup lttNINtd from lhcNNODd lakt night.
{ In response 20 a note sent up % his room hy
the rep. rtor. Mr. Dil usid: a. Gouo, in
tend to say anythin- TODAY. nor do exoect
O. have any statement to make before Mon
day or wednesday next"
WEST NIRGINIANs ENTERTAIN.
\ number of Charlestown lN. NaD pcO.
pie, now residents OF This citN. entertained
/ e few Oi their friends this evening az th,
house of the New York Southern society.
Speeches were mande ana t0asts resi- ondod
ID hy men prominently identified with the
interests 0t the Chlllest0Wu section of the
state.
VICTIM on >WGNpLERs INSANE.
Mr. Harriet T.. Beach. vii, ofihe editor
e ,he >cintiu- Am rean. tho latest prey OF
tna DIS Dehlr aud otn,r sronk lature
>Winllers. has had o. la.pnf Oh iha Bloom.
mgdlle A,,.um tor iha Insane. whore il is
hoped that She Will he abi. io lind that eN-
/ tmpton from her "~ .irIua" t1rmcntors
which VIII enah.c hpr t0 recover her mental
health once more.
READY roE THE WINTER CRUISE.
The sells ~ ih, Nouh ANarti. squad.
lnu are nearly wNi! in -.li ego fh,ir winter
cruise in ihe West lll.rs. lle Ulg.hip
! Philadelphia ha. h,r amnuU .tiDu Dr lOarf.
and l- finishing c.tlue today. The D.'.
! ph'n VIII take Der ammunition at Fort
.r,. fo .,1 to k.tW... ..l tI.n o.. t..,..
~tou. Jamaica. ~ i.iL.fYr- +. ,l. n..'',,-
/ Iui the Industrial EysihIf,.n 900 ! .,,,,,..-
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rNsHROUnEp r 4 FOG.
GOTHAM to-day Wa wrapped .ua f's fl't
/ ~ N'i'u i.'N' 'h' liiH' 'I i h'NI. WAS
/ Delayed ana naNgiuon nn ihe thor. ari
'y- dan-'foil, Hni almost impossible.
'"in- i' ihr iN- inrr" Ma- cNlIi-- .u Ol
h' t.t'ai'd railroad Boo Nbich ID Nit'
! hcmm'', u.tmau. "l- caught between
hl, engine alu fhe platform Oi tfs. ntUDr
train and fta,h lriu.I. Both Boz, le.s
ana one urm were crushed.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03
TIE NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast. Virginia and Nor,h Carolina. faii
colder
4 kindcsartcn and day nursery. establish
et bv the Womcn's Christian Association
was opened yesterday -Roy. iandon X
Mason has accepted tine call to thc Grace
church rcctorsl,ip. Miss Mary lhaw gave
erman to her Juvenile classes -- Nor
Ioiec. 40. r. l. a. % r.. elected officers .--
Tho EQUITY nd Association was chartered
A mceilne under the ausp ccs of The Rich.
fnon Nls>ouar, society Viii oc held io
morrow night Ihe Momcu's Christian
r,mpcu,u.c Union presented thc old soldiers
nnd tne orphan boys with quilts 'n im-
iorianf c.angc iu thc ucn'noul aud nnr-
,Ilf mufoad schedule VIII go into c.tc; Goa
morroN. slight nr. causedanalarm from
box - MIR William D. Eusiaco and Mr. y
ID. Wilkinson died
VIRGINIA.
A half wltcl c1lorcd D. ~ in jain tu Notio-
way count, charged with setting nrc to the
dwelling OF ST. ~ohoIs. ut Crewc. died
Thursday night Ihc >tor.-aouse ~ Mr
q. pur, car. nt Chase Dily. h.s been burned.
-N Nr Ca>Iar Wright of petersburg. has sci-
lied rIfu some OF lIls creditors 90 n1y cents
In ihc dollar SIT. " D.. FfaI.Hcil, shoe
merchant ofpct,rshufe, has u.a.e Hu a,sisn.
...ut.-Au cient-yctf- clii wis burned
fldeath af Hucua Vista yesterday w. l..
..r.Uau. uf Lexington. died yesterday a
rr.sUf-tuIu collision occurred near Lyucn-
...r.,. Yesterday Snow is loult,cu inches
ae,n Iron Gaie.-IWo more suits were
..,tfatsl Iu >uri0.k yesterday against ihc
....... ..r,., ,,f HlfsuI4u a. 60 Mr. john