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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-19
BY W. GOddin.
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL COT
l. TAGEFARM OF SIX ACRES ON THE OLD
COUNTY ROAD, AND TEN ACRES OF FER-
TILE LAND ADJOINING, FRONTING On THE
EAST LINE OFTHE BROOK TURNPIKE TWO
AND j QUARTER MILES NORTH OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue of Il deed of trust executed To
certain trustees. with power III either one Of them
to act bearing date on the 9th day OF March. 1852,
duly recorded in the clerks office OF cnrco County
Court, a;Ii by decree of the Chancery Court OF
the city Of Richmond pronounced on the 20 Il day
OF October, 1870. In the case OF Gordous admins
traitor against Rose and others. which decree has
recently been confirmed by the Court OF Appeals,
the Undersigned, acting trustee. Will proceed 10 sell
at public auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAY
the 2 LIST OF November, 1873, ut 4 O'Clock Z. NJ,
L y o TRACTS OF LAND above described.
On the former one there is comfortable framed
dwelling besides the usual out-buildings Il well of
good wafer, and III excellent orchard, and the land
very fertile. The other tract of ten acres has no
buildings on IL. but II Is in good order tor cultiva
ton, and IS bounded on the north by the property
Of Mrs. Straushcrry, and OH the other by that Of
Mr.. Schapp.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash sale, yet
AIN authorized by all the parties In any manner
interested 10 alter them to one fourth of the pur-
chase money payable in cash; the balance in equal
payments OF six. twelve. and eighteen months for
negotiable notes, with six per ceutum per annum
Interest added, and the title TO be retained until the
whole purchase money is fully paid.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
no 17,l9.21 Acting Trustee.
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Tho night has thousand eyes,
And the day but one,
Vel the light of TIE bright world dies
With the dying sun.
Thc mind has a Thousand eyes.
Aud the heart but one.
Yct the light of n Whole life dies
When love is done.
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sHATEROADsETNEs.
81 H M M N - zs.szs
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEARE)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RITyJ1fp>cy, Novnrnhpr l

klCHMOSD, 1ORR RIVER AND CHESAPEARE1
RAILROAD COMPANY, }
RICHMOND, November 9Th. 1873. J
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
" SEEGER and FHEIGfiT TRAINS On this
road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at p. NJ. and train from West Point
will arrive Mt Richmond at 1880 i. II. oily iSun-
days exceptedl.
fhe splendid steamer HAVANA. Captain A. G..
hIcKL Il, has been placed on the route between Wcs,
Point and Baltimore to run tuconncction with this
road and viii makethree trips wack, leaving Wet
Point TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and sATCR.
DAYS on the arrival Of the train, which leaves Rich
mopd al p. ~, arriving at Baltimore next morning
in annie time to connect with trains for the Srr,h
and West and leave Baltimore MONDAYS WE'D.
NESDAYS. and FRIDAYS at z. NJ, connecting
nj West Point with the train due at RicIuoud I'll
1890 next morning.
Fare to Baltimore, 50 colored people, a.
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only.
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS Thursdays. and Satur.
DAYS at 5 A. II. Through freight received daily.
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond and West Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Weincs ,iavs, and
Fridays at $50 A. NJ. Local freight received Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
EbW. =. FOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
W. n. BRAGG, Master TRANSFORMATION. no
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AUCTION sALEs-rutureaDay
BY w. B. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, ti.
1905 Bank street.


1905 Bank street.
UCsTION SALE OF THREE BEAU
n TIFUL UPPER 6RACE-STREET BIlILD-
INC, LOTS ON TUESDAY, 18TH INSTANT, AT
sell on be premises, at the time above specified,
THREE VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
viz one fronting 30 feet the south line OF Grace
street and two fronting 40 feet each on the north
line Of Grace sreet-all lying short distance "est
Of Shafe.c street ,,, =,
These LOTS lie In that part Of the west eiia when
Is most reptdly Improving, and where the greatest
cnhancen tent Ia value may reasonably ne expectcd.
These L OTS are FOR SALE, and itwlil De 10 inc
interest of. buyers to attend.
TERMS: LIBERAL and made known nj sale:
w. Il. ROBINS, Auctioneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed to TIL URsDAf,2 Oth
'" no 1875 ai Nc ~ ". b. ROBINS, Aucttoneer.
BY Grnbbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctonccrs.
EIeye ath street between Main and Bank.
4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT IN
N MANCHESTER, ON THE WEST SIDE OF
PORTER STREET BETWEEN ELEVENTH
AID TIVE L Eth STREETS, AT AUCTI0N;-Qn
SATURDAY, 22d November. at O'Clock l.. NJ
we will sell very beautiful LOT situated as above
32x155 fe It 10 an alley ten feet wide
Also. another pretty LOT on the north sue OF
Eleventh street between Perry and Porter streets,
36xl 80 feet, adjoining on both Sldes the property
of W. G. Taylor, Esq.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
no1o Auctoncers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
Eleve ath street between Main and Bank.
By Burton, Carter i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Henrico Courthouse,
Twenty second and Main streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF FOUR VAL
r. liable BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN
OF FULTON. FRONTING ON CENTRE AND
NICHOLSON STREETS ONE HUHDRED AND
SIXTY-FOUR FEET EAST OF SPRING
STREET.-As executor of the last will and tesla
ment OF Prlmus Lurnpkin, deceased, will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY
H., the .sbove-dcscr1b ed LOTS, two having front
of thirty feet each the south side of Centre street
and the remaining 20 fronting thirty feet each on
north side of Mich olson street, and all running
back depth OF MIN y feet. These lots arc heauti,
fully located and h I've large quantity OF hne SAND
uDon them, which very valuable, and TO suit pur-
chasers will be subf divided.
TERMS; Made kJ lown on day Of sale.
H.A. ATKINSON, JR.,
Executor Of last will and testament Of Primus
Lumpkin, deCea sell no ~
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BY GrubOs & " IIIlalns,
Real Esta IT, Agents and Auctioreers,
Eleventh ST :cet between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
i DWELLIE & ON THE EAST SIDE Of
ADAMS SIRE ct BETWEEN CLAY AND
IEiGU STREET ,S.-By virtue Of q decd Of trust
aTcruted bv cieor re Hartman and wife to the SUBJ
scribers rs trustee s, on the 9th March, 1870, aud
being thereto req uired by the creditors we WI
DAY the 10th 40 Vember, at Ak o'clock +. NJ, the
BRICK and FRA MED DWELLING located as
above described , :, L.
good order. ,,,,,
TERMS: $500 cash; and the residue upon terlls
70 be made known NJ the time of sale.
y. W. GRUBBS,}
4 BODEkER, : Trustees.
& HUNTER,
cp1-uRs & WILLIAM rs, AuctioneGrs. no IA
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BY y. NJ. Lee, Auclioneer,
l0l4 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
l. AND 346s ACRES VALUABLE LAND On
YORK RIVER AND IN GLOUCESTER EOUS-
TY, On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26Tu. AT
AUCTIOS.--Ou the day named, on the premises,
two miles from Cappahosic and the same distance
from lay bank wharf, by virtue of deed Of trust
from John Asher, duly recorded. shall sell by auc
ton that most valuable rRACF OF LAND, con-
tanning 3lGa ACRES, together with the fine and
colnmodious DWELLING ana out housC aud large
new barn thereon On the place, which Is admira.
bly, adapted 10 trucking, Is we!lseiccted orchard OF
young apple and peach trees. +-.,. ..
The house comuands beautiful view Of the
river. .@....'.
Terms: Cash; but ii Is hoped aud believed that
arrangements will te made before the day OF sale
for usual credits }. WESLEY FRIEND,
p Trustee.
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WANTS.

WANTED, LABORERS AND STA h
w GETTERS.-I wish 10 hire for the Gauhy-
kanawha Coal Company large number ol L.
ut Hawks Nest, ". Va. Wages paid every two
j. i. JUSTIS, Labor Agent.
no1o No. @ Fifteenth street.
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unchanged. oorp ashAaidwsI IWhis-,

unchanged. Corp AhR&ddldwsE iWhis-
key quiet, at SS@88H. Pork higher,
at 1426@14.50. Bacon strong-s6oul.
ders 81; clear rib 8; clear sides 8k@
|SN. Lard nominal.
OINoMNAr1, March 3-.Flour dull, at
7.5097.7O. Corn quiet. 1t 39(940.
Pork strong, at IA IS; sold highef. Lard
firm-kettle 8@8L. B4coa iirmer-
shoulders 6; sides 7A@a; held 30,
higher. Whiskey quiet. At S6. :s.
LOUISVILLE. March 9;-Ffour easy.
Corn unchanged. Pork firm, ct ~ asia
1850. Bacon in fair demsn and steady.
Lard steady-kegs 9I4@9k.s Wbiskey
steady. Tobacco unchanged.
BosToN, March 3.-Cotton nominal
middling 20T; receipts 1852 bales
sales 200; stock 5000.
SAVANNAH, March 3.-Cotton steady
mlddiing 1875; reoeipts l. l9o bales; sales
1.686; stock 81. .595.
WILMINGTON, March 3.-Cotton quiet
mao.mlddling 19M receipts 100 bales; salss
%; stock 4,877.
NORFOLK, March 3 Cotton flrm-low
niddling 1917: reo.i pts 338 bales; sol.s
200; stock 5.2U4. ~
CHARLESTON, March 3.-Ootton, low
grades nominal-n,iddling l93k0l9X;
receipts LOSS bales; sales 300; stock
81. .478.
MOBILE. March Cotton firm and
in good Misunderstanding l9L; low
middliDg 1871; good ordinary 1857: re-.
celpts l,l93 bales; sales 1000; stock
43.40O. -...+y@s -
New .OnLEANs. March 3.-Cotton in
good demand4:good- ordinary 179k@
III; low middiipg 1917 @IS5S middhn9
19I%Ml9%: rifiaiafs ~ f7iT tissias.- ~
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A large fire occurred in New Orleans
on Thursday afternoon, destroying near
~ six squares, bounded by Claude.
Dhuphine and Vaudeville streets and
Washington avenue. About 200 houses.
mostly small frame dwellings,. and their
contents were consumed. The loss is
estimated at $3.50. 900; insurance un.
known. About 200 families are left
homeless.
Wooten or Leesburg. the new County
site OF Lee, eleven miles above Albany,
on the South western Railroad. was, on
Tuesday evening last, the scene OF q
bloody tragedy. Mr. John T. Raley, a
citizen of about City years, was knocked
down by brass knncks on the fist of a
orawney young man OF twenty-one or
two summers, named Whit West, and
shot to death before he could rise.
The Great Eastern, with 2, ,567 miles
OF cable on board, and her four oonsorts
with the remaining quantity, are to sail
the last week in May, to lay the line of
Anglo American and French Gable Com
binstion, which is expected to be ready
for work by the lst of July, touching
Halifax and New York.
A lad named Barry in one OF the pub.
lie schools in New York city, has been
the successful candidate for an appoint.
ment to the Military Academy at West
Point Congressman Roosevelt offered
the place to the successful aspirant in q
competitive examination, and young
Barry bore away the prize.
A murder occurred in Wilton County
Florida, on Friday, 2lst ult. A Mr..
Milton Stringer was killed by Mr.. Jas.
Alicn. A brother OF Mr.. Allen WAS en-.
gagged in fight or difficulty. and Mr..
Strlngsr, in attempting to separate the
parties or to quell the difficulty, was
killed by MIR. James Allen with knife.
An accident occurred at Stevens not.
terry, on the Eatonton and Gordon Rail
road, Florida, on Saturday last. resultino
IN the death OF Mr.. Byington, and the
seriously wounding of son of Mr..
Henry Stephens and two negroes.
A wealthy and celebrated inventor of
baltimore, is going to put on the top of
his house O musical instrument to be
driven by steam and sonorous enough to
make itself heard by the whole city.
The magnificent bridge on tho North.
eastern Railroad, over the Santee River,
has beon partially washed away. Travel
over the road it was thought would DO
suspended for some time, but it has been
resumed.
Superintendent Millett, of the Port
Royal Railroad, has been presented with
u gold watch and meerschaum pipe by
his employees.
Brigham Young is said to be trying to
e1cogltato now nnme for the li7th
christening in his family.
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A BRra's OFFICERS MURDERED AT SEA.
1t is believed that the fine brig Mary
Celeste, OF about 236 tons, commanded
by Captain Benjamin Briggs. of Marion.
Mass. was seized by pirates in the latter
part OF November, and that, after mur-
derlng the captain, his wife. child and
officers, the vessel was abandoned near
the Western Islands, whore the miscre-
ants are supposed 10 have landed. The
brig left New York on the 17th of No.
vember, for Genoa. with cargo ot aloo-
hol, aud is said TO huve had q crew CON.
slstlng mostly of foreigners. ni,r
A steamer. the name OF which is un.
known, foundered Friday m or ming in the
River Mersey, below Liverpool, and all
on board are supposed. to have tperished
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Land for Sale.

I OFFER My PLANTATION, situated near
L. the town OF Greenwood, 8. O., for eale.
which is woodland, we'll timbered. and partly
in tho corporate limits OF the town. Most OF
the opon land is worry good, containing thirty
or forty acres OF well-drainod bottom, in a
high state OF cultivation.
On tho plaoo is an excellont Dwelling oil
eight rooms, well finished, and all necessary
omt-bniid,ngs; largo Barn, [sx rooms. I with
fhTosher attached. The Gin House is fitted
up up wltn fine Gin, in good running order
Tho buildings in the yard are nearly all brick
and i'll good repair.
Ierms cnsy. Applications must be address.
FRANCIS ARNOLD, Greenwood. 8. G.
II. Kinard Il Go. Narch 4 inn
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SECOND ANNUAL
GRAND BAL BASQUE.
GAIA LODGE NO. 1853. 10 BIB.
SECOND ANNUAL

Thursday Evening. March 13, 1873.
SENIOR COMMITTEE-Jacob sulzbacher.
- L. L..s' N, Maj. Harry Noah, Isaac SuIz.
baoher, Joseph Goldsmith.
JUNIOR COMMlTTEE.-Fa g. jacobs, n. A.
Mckay.
The Committee reserve tho right to unnask
any person. Tickets for sale by the Comm nit
teo March 1874
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ANTE -BELLUM POSTAL SERVICE.
Tuesday last, United States Senator Il.
j. Robertson gave notice of an umend-
ment to the bill making appropriation for
the sandry civil expenses of the G overn-
ment, which provides that the sum of
S26O. 600, or 30 mnch thereof as may be
necessary, IL hereby appropriated to pay
unsettled claims legally existing ugainst
the Government OF the United States on
account of services actually rendered in
carrying the mails of the United States.
exclusively, III the aforesaid States.
prior to the 3lst day OF May. A. D. 1861
Procided. That before any payment be
made under this Aot. claimants will be
required to furnish proof, satisfactory to
the Postmaster. General, that at no time
prior to the 3lst of May, 1861, did they
voluntarily conntenance, aid or render
comfort to the rebellion: And prooided
further, That where railroad companies
or other corporate bodies are the claim.
ants, proof of loyalty Of the presidents
or other agents representing said bodies
only will be required: And provided fer.
Tier. That before any payment shall be
made. satisfactory evidence shall be fur
nlshed that no compensation has been
received from any other source for such
service.
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Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company.
A EXTRA MEETING will be held THIS
"A EVENING, IN the Hall, at u O'Clock. By
order. +. D. KUNEMAN Sarrsts
March 1 -,
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Notice.

~ TAKEN u9, on 22l February. 1879,
xxn Dun MULE, with saddl. mark;
~ sh"d a.! round; twelve or fifteen years
s817ensnlt Tho owner can recover tho Mule
by proving property and paying charges.
apply to L. IL. FRANKLIN, near NeaGin's
Bridge, Lexington County, s. G. March
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House Wanted to Rent.
WANTED. in a respectable neik khb orhood, /,
Episcopal Church, a HOUSE. witt t6nr Of ave
hooms; Address ~. 81" PH0SILpfice.
March -ti.7-E,' !f->., os
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, March 3. 1873
Hendrir House-W P Mckinney, Green
Vile; NJ Cooper. st Lonis; NJ WtAbney,
Edgefeld; s NJ Spengler. Md. J W
Wideman. hbbeville; J NJ Richardson,
Williamson; B X Dickey, ; r Ander-
son. n @; J Straus, CHESTER; J P NAL
lete. Pa; 8 Cathcart, Wlnnsboro; Miss M
) Shaw, Due West; G 81 Miller, Fair
field; e Bean. Mo.
Columbia Hotel-G W Thames, N G; g
F Weller. Ky; I Holmes. G; @ l. B
Marsh, W. Q & A 4 R; 8 Patcher. Joh,.
Ketcham. Ala; Furma1, La; John 81
Westannill, E L Lanesnon, NY; g
McIver, N O; w 81 Evans, s G.
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THE BROWN
Cot TsQ. n: E. I.Nl.

pLANTERsl should examine the above
l. named old And reliable GIN before buy
1nE 1;,Ee any other; + combines the required qua
It gins fast and clean, makes excellent lint.
{often bringing, 10. to 10. per lb, aboro mar.
ket.l and 10 universally admitted to be the
nghtest running Gin made. We have had
thirty years' experience in the business, and
warrant every Gin perfect. Gins oonstsntIy
IN the hand: Of .pur agents, to which We in
Circulars. with Testimonials AM full psrti-
oulsrs, may be had by addressing
ISRAEL F. Brown,
President Brown Cotton Gin Company.
march tu6mo New London Conn
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Flour! Flour! Fiour!!!
TWO HUNDRED barrels FLOUR, consist.
4 ing OF Choice Family, Extra Family, Ex.
ira and Super Flour, on hand aud for sale
low, by JOHN AGNEW = SON
Moroh o
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Boarding
EOUR or five BOARDERS can be sccomu,o-
A. dated in private family. Apply At this
oLnCs March q
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A, communicated aw.s received from
Mr. D. b. Clay ton,r asking ,soTl5hild q
drain for 16afrysne OF the water irom his
premises Referred TO- Conmittse on
Streets. .oio 500 81.
On motion OF Alderman Mitehell, the
Committee on Streets wss dnstSncted to
see to the necessary filing up 10 the
street In front of the Phoenix Hook and
Ladder Company house. !
Council adjourned. ii4s: 's$19'
CHAS. BARNUM,, City Clerk.
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Medical and Surgical.
nR. A. 3. HYDRICK offers his professional
~ servioea to the community. OGico, fo-
tho presont. with DR.. Gibbes. on Plain streat
near sumter. MARI +Iro1
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Oats and Corn.
0M BUSHELS prime white CORN.
AaOOO 800 bushels heavy OATS
For sale low for cash HOPE r. GYr.Ea
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Silverware Found.
ENoUND. on Sunday morning last, in the
peaah 20 81 the Gs.holie Church. lot Of
IL supposed to haye been stolen. The owner
can have the same by identifying it and pay.
ing expenses OF advertising. Apply to
DIR. JOHN LYNCH.
Church. N.rI
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movement thereof, that are given to the
traffic of, the Texas and Pacific Railway
over said lines: Provided, That this Act
shall be subject to amendment or repeal,
at the will Of Congress. -
The Secretary Of War is authorized, if
it Is deemed consistent with the public
service, to furnish to the engineering
parties OF the North Pacific and Texas
Pacific Railroad Companies supplies OF
provisions and such arms az NAV be ne
oessafy to their protection, at their cost
to the Go Vernment at the place where
issued. s,; -".',
Governor Wsrmoth, of Louisiana, left
for New Orleans, tonight. There is
fight in him yet.
It is authoritatiyey whispered that
Pinchback, colored, elected by the Kol.
logg Legislature to the Senate of the
United States for the long term, has no
chance OF being admitted under his pre-
sent credentials.
New YORK, March 3.-While Mr.. Tai.
mage was preaching at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music, cry of "fire" was
raised, which panicked the congregation,
and several were crushed.
WASHINGTON. March 3.-Ringgold has
been confirmed postmaster at New Or
leans.
Tho bill apprdpriating for the South.
ern Claims Commission awards passed
the Senate, with few amendments. It
goes to the House for concurrenoe. A
bill for the relief of josiah Morris, OF
montgomery, Ala, passed. and goes to
the President. This is for cotton lille
gally seized by the United States.
The oity 's full. Congress is rushing
mattsrs-the business being confined to
appropriations. with good prospect OF
passing all. The Vice President, also,
iald before The Senate q despatch, nd-
dressed to him from John McEnery,
oia!ming to bo Governor of Louis,ana,
announcing the election of VIM. r..
Mcalilian as Senator from Louisiana,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
THE o.HARa HOMICIDE.

An autopsy performed by Deputy Coroner
Marsh yesterday on the body OF John OHare, aboror
OF No. 30S East Forty-sxthst, who died from wounds
inflicted with hatohet the hands Of John Ftzgib
bons lather OF the house, showed that the skull
OF the had badly fractured by che weapon
that several large scalp wounds had been ocoasoned
and that the deceased had been severely scaded about
the thighs and the lower Ipart of his body. An
nguest will be held at the CorOners office at II a. m ON
Monday. e. -, - a, -, ~.
From an Informal Investigation bv Coroner Young Il
appears that the quarrel caused by the presence or
me ,rimuins " Buffalo, brother Of the wife N the
deceassd Crlmmin- who had previously quarrelef With
FitzgbOons oame from Buffalo 20 pass the HOLIDAYS wh
his ssteA on Christmas the old quarrel with Fifty
gibbons was renewed shortly after midnight, Ftzgib-
bons burst open the door OF OHares roOm aud ten re
Turned % bis WI apartment.
Crimmins Immediately entered Ftznbbons room and
the latter after locking the door, attacked MIN with
hammer OHare then burst open tho door 20 rescue MS
and "A he was entering Tue room Ftzgi
hons who ~ now in custody, attacked hlm Win the
hatehet.
Tue wife of Ftzgbbons is charged with having caused
the extensive soalds ths body, by pouring boiling
water on the deceased while be lay bleeding and heip
upon the h0or The Coroner has Issued aTarrAnt
for her arrest.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-01
RESULT OF THE rAMMANY PRIMARIES.

The Committee on Organization, the Hon.
John Kelly Chsrman. convened, yesterday afternoon.
In Tammany Hall, 20 from the inspectors the
result OF the primary elections held Monday evening
Returns we're received from all of the districts. The
elections IN the Id and IX Districts contested
In the ND District the ticket headed by James Hayes
received certificate Of the Inspectors OF Election
protest against the admission Of Hayes and hs fellow
delegates signed by Thomas Stanton, ia mes Gibbons
and Others was received. In the case of the
IXth District the ticket headed by Edward Guon
received the certificate the inspectors protest was
received from WIN. G.. Bergen, Lguatius Flynn, Wm'
Dodge and Others. As the contestants dd not comply
with the requirements Of Tammany Han in holding their
primary is doubtful II they will receive much consider
alton The returns and protests will DO embodied in a
report 20 be made By tho C0mnittee Organization 70
the new General Committee, which will hold ia nrst
meeting tomorrow evening. Inc Standing Committee
for the year Will then be- appointed
There many changes In the new Committee. In
the Vth District ymaIn NJ chaei Norton and
Alderman Isaac Robirs0n dropped. In the With
District John 6copts longer appears on
the list OF delegates In the NxIst District, ex-senator
Harry w. Genets friends made strong hRht, but were
beaten nearly % one by the ticket headed by Ffu
Marshal McSpedOn. There we're aharp contests IN sew
eral OF the other distrcts All OF the strong men OF
Tammauy-those who were most conspicuous In the
Overthrow of the sdherents OF the Bingare members
Of the new General COMMITTED. Among ths more prom
Fox Horace r Clark VIM. G. Conner. Thomas Dunlap,
John Morrissey John " Chanler. Feodor Meirson. An
thOny EckhOf r. y. SpinOa, Edmund N Plumb, Edward
L. DOnneLy, and others.