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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29
MAKEE PLANTATION.

New Crop of Sugar & MOIasses
Nov COMING IN, AND FOR SALE IN GUAM
- titles % suit purchasers By
l-3m G.. BREWER L CO., Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29
aALMoM.

DIST COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON RECEIVED
ID this day per bfis Assusta. Rer ssls by
- BObLE5 CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

DATROxIZED By ALL TaE WORLD :
II RIMMEL'S mlAng-Ihianz Wanda. HenEa- Jocksy
Club Frangpane and other Perfumes q exquisite ance
Rimmels Lavender Water, distilled from hitchau FoEcrs
Rimmels Toe: Vinegar celebrated for its useful and an
tary properties.
Rianss Extract Of Lime Juice and Gycsrine the bsst
preparation Tor the Hair, especially IN warn cnafea
ealyptus.
RimmeIs Glycerne Honey. Windsor and other Toet oaps
Rimmels Rose Water Costume and Fora CraekerH very
amusing for Balls and Parties.
RimmeTs Violet Roseleaf Rice and ether Toilet PoEdera
A Li5eral AlI0tsaHes 70 ShfpperE
EUGENE RIMMEL- Psrfumer to H. R. n the Princess q
Wales o6 Strand Us Regent street. and - Coruh Lou
don Il Boulevard des talieus, Paris and IS K.ngi Rcd
Brighton RS- Sold By all Perfumery VendoFn- ely
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

DEsT SANTA CRUZ LIME, FRESH FROM THE
ID Kilns, received this day per bark Queen Emns.
POr sale BIZ BOLLRg 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

AJzzT pager tsiEz a Tsry I-tsrsstinz sto-y
CT FttEe bog II thai St1.z- BE vas czzbing
N aurls t-ee. and Ehen EPoo the toPuoss Eab
A. shsoes AID fl to the grand He vas picked
% aid cz--5sd 70 The hoCse j N Tnsszsi5ls coc-
dsiou- After Hz-ehiag By his BEDSIDE throggh
za-F weary h0orz- Ia mother per-siTsa aigza of
rs.z-zizr eouseioGznezL Leaning ever hin Ehs
aaEsd Z there vas anything she eooh Do for lin,
NV tkas he begzu to fseI better ShoaH she
ba1hs his fs-zhead. & ehzzzs kiz pillow. g fz1
kfnf Oneuing hiz eyss I1ngzidly ard locking Il
her. he EttIs szEsrzr szid Yes. sz1s = par
q pzasz z7ss . packet behiad- He g1t tse1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

az Business Card. uhen rrrlia ~ nat re1r, ar ac-
"a asccant f these rates. uhA arr ~ transient adfef
tissments. whea paid of chArscd quarterly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

IyTEz11sEsCz of a asE bsalth rssors-- szyz
Lo1soa Da7y Ts5agTap1, mast always brlng the
corfocs and hope 10 thoss Eb5 szzsr fro1 O.
Shc are uenaced-eTs1 Il the Tnclpieat stages
-dg that terrible disease eoozzzPsioa- the
sccgrgs aud tsrror of EagiEzh EIfs. Try jericho,
Il the ztest cEunb of coGHzzI tsudsrsd 10 osr
poiaialGiTss- 4 cocrsspoudsnE has sltten to
i s1Iogizing n the very highest terms the sana-
tive CLANS Ct The his-oric Sgriza town II Can
ala, he poiuts ooi- eoas1zpslou Is almost EhoIy
11kzazu- oEi1g 70 the dryuzz of the atzos-
pts-ss bot this boou L eozuts-zetsd by the e1-
srsca eold II Winter, Vkica izd1ees bEouehitc
eouslaizz to seriosz sxts1t- SoE the ar of
SyTa as d-y a. that Of tie Do1iuio1, zkile the
eii1zts of IL GhoF Il aeTsE cad Jerieho ard
Petra Z 3 sad. nay dizp1ts the pain of siizi-
b7Tty a. rssidsocs fsr Perzoos With deliczts
l1agz; b1t tie prsfsrsacs. seemingly. uazt Be
zzzr5sd % the fo-ner. A. zost aceszzTbls-5efnz
dstzut, i15sed, 01ly fsz ulilez from JerzszIez-T
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

Sl9F Po8x-Sous dzrioz does5r n DablIu.
Irslznd- has been ascertaini1g hoE many dTrsf1T
ingrsdisnts 20 70 make up ths Pois5aoas ehaljes
Ehich shisky drinkerz n that city commend to
their Ilps- One szzpls Of D1hliz Ehisky vas
a5zlts11sd with napEta- VItrIoi and cayenne pep
per AnoEher vas za5e 1p of caFenne pepper.
bI1esto1s, vItrioI aud little aIcohoi ard eoss
Eho1s cos PennJ . gzllou n the Ezn1fact1Tg-
That men swallow saca EeEy c5npozads and lI7s
I vo15e-- Il proves. boEeTer, that the ksrsEu
system possesses rs0a-kahis p1Esrz q eodsrz1cs
and the E0u5sr 3 not thai 1 has % many dis-
szss ard dsEzugs1e1ts. bgt that L eszPes With
20 few
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

Russia Raven Duck,
Light and HEAVY, for sale By
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29
Kerosene Oil.

c00 CASES DOWHERs and DEVOEg
UUU KEROSENE OIL, guarsBsesd first quality,
snd daily expected 20 arrive per ship CeyIon from
Boston direct. For sale at the lowest prices BY
~ BOLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

Hemp Sail TWine,
Best Scotch Manufacture, fsT sale by
EOLLEs L co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-29

DER BARK "R. W. WOOD,o a very
L superior qualify, for sale in qusutitiss to s5t b.
- B0LLES 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY II, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Wsssr sr wiserod Bremen via South
steamship vandalia Ger, Franzen, hsmpurg-Kun-
steamship Frhiof tNor,, Brunn, Hamburg-Funch,
sssansSp Castor tDutcn, De nocr, Ro.terdnm-Eunch,
&ss saa au Prince &c
steamship city Of austin Edridse, Galveston via Key
Steamship Emily souder, Burdck New oreans-Fred
Steamship Geo Cromwell. clapp, New orleans-ciark
Steamship San Jacinto, Hazard, savannah-w Garri-
Steamship Montgomery, Faircioth, snvannah-R Low
Steamship Champion Lockwood, charleston-H Nor
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown DEG
Steamship Regulator Freeman, philade phia-Iorilard
Steamship Ncrcus Bears Rostop-H Dimock.
Bark Levant tBrs Jones, Yarmouth. E-carver +
ssrs ouisipps assp Ramcllo Cork and Falmouth for
Bark Nictaux tBrl, Davis Kongsburc-C Bereaux.
Bark Norton Slower sherman Havana-hiller
Brig Taiisman Nor), Hansen, Gothenburg-c Tobias a
Brig Carrie Bertha, Masters Montevideo for orders
Brig Patterson Cer,, Anderson, Laguayra and Porto
BRIG l. N Merritt Hartman, sagua Ia 0randc-Jas
Brig II Thompson, Hooper, Fernandina-s C Loud 4
schr o NJ Marrett Reed, Para-B Weinberg.
schr Laura Dodd, Maada, Governors Harbor-BJ
schr Hattie smith, Brown Cat Island-B Wen
schr Julia Decker, Freeman, Harpor Island-B J
Weinberg.
schr Lizzie Thompson CBr, Thompson, Sydney, cB--C
Berteaux
schr Maggie Queen (Br,, Foster, st John, NB-Brcu,
Son Co.
schr Sea Bird, Hogan, JacksonviIle-Slacht Petty
schr Gaskill, Gaski, Sc Augustine. Fla-Warren
Ray
schr r Hazard Brewster. Georgetown, sc-Bentey,
Gildersleeve Co.
schr Mary J Fisher, Lawrence, Richmond, va-slaght
Il Petty.
Schr Madagascar, Hair, Raitimore-w Chalmers
Schr Hudson. Post, Batrnore-Candee a Presley.
Schr Niger Thompson Boston-hw JACKSON Co.
Echr II Morton, Atwood, Provincetown-H q Fisher.
Schr Mira Gun, Gunner, New Haven--H w jackson
Co.
schr Jennie Lloyd, Hubbard. New Havcn-Racket 4
Bro.
schr Julia Ann, Howell Uncasvillc-H jackson 4
Co
sehroc Ackcn, Meade, stamford-stamford Manufac-
turing Co
Steamer Beverly. Pierce. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
THE EIGHT HOURS MOVEMENT.
Vanderbilt's Workmen Seeking to Make
Him Observe a Law.

Vanderbilt's Workmen Seeking to Make
Him Observe q Law.
The Trades Union delegation composed OF the
representatives Of some seventeen trades unions,
appointed to compel Vanderbilt to comply with
the Eight-Hour law in his work on the Fourth Ave-
nue. Railroad extension, held another meeting
at the Germania Assembly Rooms last night.
James Boston, of the stone masons, oc-
cupied the chair, and the sub-commit-
tee appointed to consult leading lawyers
on the subject submitted a report, which was
adopted. The report was to the effect that Colonel
Spencer had advised them to send fifteen or twenty
men to obtain employment, on the Fourth Avenue
Railroad extension. and to let them work eight
hours and TO refuse to work more. Then, in
the event OF q refusal on the part OF the company
to continue them in employment, they should sue
for full wages to test the validity OF the EghtHour
act.
this matter to their respective organizations with
q view to receiving instructions on the subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
NEW YORK LEGIsLATupG,
Insurance Law Amendaco' 3 Act-0iIbert
Elevated Railroad-B' a. signed by the
Governor

Insurance Law Amcndator . Act-ufIbert
Elevated Rsilroad-B' Il, signed by the
Governor.
Albany, May IL 1873
Mr. P4<szy reports. Il the Insurance Law Amendatory
act '.ntrcducei2 lest night
Ar j. W0op introduced bin establishing ices OF tho
SeTgeant,akA Of the Senate and Assembly.
The Senate in Committee of the Whole disposed Of the
following bills, as stated =
TO consolidate the governments Of the city and county
OF New York.
Mr. WoopIN moved . substitute the bin passed by
the last Legislature, but whcn by mistake
became law He explained that not all differ.
simply clean copy containing all the amendments
made. Carried and the bill was ordered 10 . third read
The bill ordering the Gilbert Elevated Railroad Com
pany 70 change its route was once more brought up
to this and al other amendments to the charter of the
company. Mr.. Lewis said that IL is known
able the capital necessary to build the road
and this would be fatal to the enterprise.
erty owners Sixth opposed TO the road
running through that avenue. He therefore moved TO
ssy Soa Of n so
misioners to decide the route He said he supposed
TINS amendment would meet with opposition inasnnch
aed to offer on behalf Of the property owners on the
Mr.. DICKINSON opposed the amendment on the ground
that the franchise had been granted and the route To-
Gated. To adopt the amendment would be disastrous;
The motion TO amend was negatVed and the bill or.
Adjourned till Monday evening.
SIGNED GOVERNOR
The Governor to-day signed the bill to secure better adj
nstraton in the police courts In the city OF New York
He has also the bill for the location OF new city
prison in New York.
A RuxoRED VITO
II that the Governor Will veto the Local
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
A QUESTION OF LABOR.

The Strikes OF the Crispins, BOilermak.
ers and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trouble I'm
Prospect.
The movers in the great labor reform threaten to
continue the struggle for the remainder OF the
season. The end seems no nearer now that the ma.
jorty of the trades which have struck are masters
of the situation. The success OF the few only en-
boldens the less fortunate. The trades unions are
still earnestly at work, and they claim that the
ultimate result is not doubtful. The strike OF the
Crispins VIII end on Monday The General Com
mittee are well satisfied with their work. They
assert that they have created thirteen, instead OF
only one first class shop, and that they have
ceeded in raising nearly all the third class work
men to second class wages. This, they main
tain, is. equally fair for the employers and the
men. I'he employers who paid the best wages were
in danger constantly OF being undersold by the
establishments which paid inferior prices. With
the exception of two second class and five third
class shops the terms of the men have been
cepted. The following are the names nam. OF the firms
procure single society man TO work for them -
Porter Bliss, Sloath h Bruce, and Slater, OF Broad
way; Alton Il Turney, OF Fourth avenue; Benham,
OF Wall street; Wenig OF Great Jones street, and
Wehltretter, Of Aston place. The last named estab-
ploy any union These houses will not be able to
secure the services of single first class workman
on any conditions until the rates OF the Order Of
Crispins are accepted.
The Committee OF the Crispins state that there Is
not man out of work belonging to their order, and
that they could furnish great many with places
at the advanced rates. They state that the work
men employed upon ladies' shoes will in a few
days present new schedule OF prices very much
similar to that which they have just carried
through, and that they will strike before the
middle Of next week. Their success is considered
certain.
THE BOILER MAKERS
struck during last week for nine hours per day and
seven hours on Saturdays and their demands were
sons, on West street, seemed to be the centre Of
the movement, and the forty men employed In these
works were the first to receive their terms. All
are at work again as usual.
THE HORSESHOERS
are still pressing their terms and although there
were no new developments yesterday, there seems
to be every reasonable ground Tor believing the
movement will succeed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

Wv 5R:Ss sw I sdsd r. Ne Il. Tsss
is;s ss ssss; 81 SeS e'1
:a Ssx s;t i. BEDFORD
@ fr,saf Y2ss for Ss
ssdf 9 Nash Mash. New iork fSr NcIwich
81 fs%'Sei..
seSr Charles SOrtSsm Hubbard Hosoien tor Hart.
seSr 5SSn Warren ScdaT
ss Mob d 1I
schr Youman, smith, H9boken for P,ov evidence
ch Mar ba afS MoSkan westerly
% S1 !Sf
chr IDAHO Sfw Yo5h os for prgv
schr St Pierre Br). Haley, New York for stJohn,
senr Wesley Abbott Abbott, New YORK for ,, Boston,
schr Clara Jane Mott, EiiSabetnpo%t for Fan River
Schr Elwood Doron, Jarvis, Georgetown, DC, for New
schr Florida, Thompson New York for Lynn.
SeW Yass s SAC for
schr Expedite. Racket Rondout for Somerset
BOUND EAST.
ssSr pfts s ss s s H es9 or Calais.
/. schr Maggie Bell, Hall, New York for Boston.
yS5a s5 as1sne
Fas @ sw HS arh ar Se
schr Promenader (Br3. Davidson New York for Wind
-schr Howard Moller Moler. New York for st John,
NIB
Schr Shamrock, Troy, Haverstraw for Providence.
Schr Sweet, Young, New York tor Wellheet
schr Ellen Merrlman Fierce New York for Bristol
New
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION, I
WHrrEsroNE, May II, 1879.
The following table shows the number Of vessels which
passed this station during the week ending May ia:
BOUND.
Steamships II Schooners .20i
OUTWARD
Steamships Ii Briggs Observation-Disclosures.
Banks SchOOners. 1862
Total
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
SAILED.

Steamships City of Brooklyn and Batavia for Liver
cow; City of Austin Galveston via Key West Geo Crom-
well, and Emily Souder, New Orleans: Montgomery,
and San Jacnto Savannah Champion, Charleston; John
Gibson, Georgetown ola Dominion. Richmond &c ships
Jane Avery, Penarth Roads; Atlas, Borgo and Wiborg
II d Slower, Havana; Vivid, Bahia and Pernambuco
wick, Portland, Me-; slower Havana; Resale. Genoa
Chareston briggs Arichat West Bristol +; Edwin Rowe
Laguayra; Merritt Sagua; Mariposa, Caibaren;
West and Pensacola sarah Crowel st Johns PR; Annie
Lverpoo schrs Lizzie r, Kingston ia Commerce, Gov
ernor's Harbor; Lillian Warren, Rock Sound.
Wind at sunset NNW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
NEWS.
Almanac Tor Now York-rnis Day.

ALMANAC yOr Now IOrk@Vn1b D0ys
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
sun rises. ........ a al Gov. Island. eve "a
Sun sets. .......... la Sandy Hook. eve II 81
Moon rises. morn IL % Hell Gate. eve 3 w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
THE POLICE JUSTICES
Slgning BY the Governor Yesterday Of the
Police Justices Bill.

0eeDaen d the News at the City Hall-What
Mayer Hxvemeyer ia Going to Do About tt
A Iutcrvisw with Dorman B. Eaton
What He seelu in the New Law?
Who the Police Justices Are Who :.
Are Seeking for Reappcint->
msnt-The Question Of y
the Constitutionality~Ssv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
BELOW.

Ship u Marshall, hutchinson from Liverpool April
IL to Marshall Co. spoken May 15 lat 40 49, Ion
60 a tby pilot boat Ezra Nye, No2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18

TARRAcoEA, April 29-Arrived Italia, Beraan, New Or
TABLE BAY, March slsailed Tide and Figl, Labaveo
mo for New York, to obtain ioreyard.
VENICE April 30-A.rived Alba, scarpati, New York.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, May l5-Arrived, schrs R Hart, Bos.
raS.sa rt Knight and civ
BOSTON, May l6-Arriyed, bark scheneke tGer), Mar.
brig King
& Nss uds 5slS s
Williams. Robinson; George Rent, smith G Edwards,
aS hf Dss
Barton rrink and Charles smith Hanson, Phadel-
South Ahm6oyj NJ roie. stratton, Port Johnson sun
Cleared-shp 4 i Wilde GER, Havcrker, Liverpool;
s nd Bse fgeep Sss S oea a a f fs
ker New York; Mary Lanpher Smith, Cape Ann and
l7thnArvved, steamer Blackstone, Hallett, Boston;
mers Bremen; Gu!enberg NSD, Gersch, DO sa rap
Mos bpf5s w srS as ones o sr
ciearSd-Barks Manoa North, West Indies Max sTSI
month Tor ORDERS brs Hail Columbia Brereton st Jaeo
Sa Or C ,sa panshy sopha Hanson
saed-Bark Manitou, West Indies;
Went to I2th brig Agnes Barton Knight, for Fort
i7ih 10 AM--Arrived, steamship Leipzig Ger, Jaeger,
RRu xsWrCK. Ga, May io-cleared schr Eu reka, Trim,
ith@krrived schrs Nellie French Belfast to load for
Philadelphia; Hattie l. Sampson, Davis from aud Tor
Phiadelp hia.
Belfast, Ne.
I7Ih-Arrived, steamship South Carolina Beckett New
YORK. schrs Lucy u, HAL, Boston ~ a Potter do
Sacd-steamshp Manhattan, Lock wood New York;
brig ibernica Bn, Alexander port in Great Britain
sehrs n Hawkins, Wyatt, Havre Picker Ancs.
bury, Alexandria.
FORTRESS MONROE Nay l7-Passcd in for Baltimore.
brig Amy tsrl, Pinkham, from Palermo.
lgthPasscd out, schrs Ida Grcman, for New Haven;
DIVE Booh Charles waco vd E
sophia, for Boston
Saiicd-lrg Carl Baltimore from Rio Janeiro)
Navlor. Baltimore. ''
Cushing, New YORK.
KEY WEST May l6-Arrved, steamship City OF Hous
Ton eeTing New York for Galveston and proccededl
NEW ORLEANS, May l3-ArrIved. steamship Lous-
ana, tBr, stewart Liverpool via bordeaux Bei n9Sw
uAtk olympia Andrel, from Uayanai briga. syp
Mynne. Roberts from Bangor. w; Bartolome Munscr,
rom havana; q Chase, Eacon Havana schrs Matte
w Atwood, Newcomb, rom Boston Lady woodbury.
Woodbury., from Utilla
Cearcd-Barks Sandcmanden Nor. Tallncksen, Hayre;
Amykos Nor), johnson, Queenstown; brig Lcopolnnmc
tan Island. - a,
SOUTHWEST Pass, May 1876 PM-Arrived brig John
-burps, frontes Vera Cruz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-18
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH MAY.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
FATAL NEGLIGENCE OF A LANDLORD.

Coroner Herman held an inquest yesterday
on the body Of Ella c. Campbell 3O who was almost
instantly killed by scads and burns caused by the ex-
posion OF defective waterback, Dec. %, In the
house OF her brother DR.. James b. Campbell at No l4s
East One Onehundredandffteenthst 1t appears from the
evidence that at about daylight the morning OF the
accident the deceased lighted wood fire in the kitchen
range. About hour and half later, while she was
toastng bread at the range, the waterback exploded
badly shatterng the range causing the escape OF steam
by which the deceased terribly scaded and scatter
inc burning brands about the floor which set fire to her
clothes and caused severe burns - .
Dr. Campbell, the brother OF the deceased, testhed
that he rented the premises from agent that the
owner John Darrow OF No. 302 West Ffty-nr
that at the time witness rented the house had been
about 13 months and In bad order; that ac-
cOrdng agreement the house TO have been put In
led that the water-baek ON account OF leaking had
been twice temporarily repaired by plumbers who pro-
nounced out; that witness had reported TINS 10 Mt
Darrow, and asked 10 have new waerback substituted
and that Mr.. Darrow declined 10 incur the expense OF
providing
Mr. Darrow denied having been informed that the
Waer-Dack was defective.
Hanford Horton, Engineer Of the City Sanitary De-
partment testified he had examined the fragments
the waerDaCk; that the iron only about men
thick. and rusty and worn out; that IL was not
capable Of withstandng water-pressure OF more than
20 pounds 10 the square iDch that the pressure OF
CrOtOn water, at Harlem, about As pounds 10 the
square inch and considerably greater than Ia the south
and not by either or
obstruction Of the waterpipes (Which the testimony
showed have been un0bstructed and that the water
back defective and dangerous.
The jury rendered verdict severely censring the
owner allowing a defective TO remain IN the
house after having been informed OF its condition.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
POLICE NOTES.

Charles Sheeman, age 49, of No. 317 West Tenth-st.
kicked the face by horse yesterday and severely injured
John Riley. age TO- had his shoulder broken. and
injured falling the oo OF the house OF
hs parents at No. 42G Tbrdsve- yeserLAy.
David ID. Hyde of No. 232 Tompkins-ave., was
s by three LernstonAye near
EosiIandave. last night. The thieves escaped
At meeting of the Board of Police, yesterday,
Capt the Tenth the Eighteenth Precinct
and Capt from Twenty seventh the Tenth Precinct
Mary Genny age 50, q German, was found in
which che had swallowed with suicidal intent Her motive unknown
Lewis L. Goldfeld. second mate of the American
Hawk charged with cruelty punlshng Andrew Snvs Que
Of his sailors committed Yesterday BY Commissioner Shields IN de-
fault Of 900 bail
Officer Early of the Third Brooklyn Precinct was
assaulted BY Andrew Garfield In DemaDst Brooklyn ye''ery and
the head With bottle which caused several wounds
The asslilant was locked up.
The Coroners have been asked to hold an inquest
on the kauman 2 Of No. 49 Delaney who died
injuries received falling the ground while he removing
from the roof Of bis house on Dec n.
John Donnell, age 80 in the employ of the Madi-
Stage Co., while the roof the Compsns stables irving to
yesterday fell through the siygh and ang ~ feet to
the ground beneath received severe Injuries
The inquest held yesterday in the case of Mrs.
alleged
have died from professional neglect the part Of Dr. VIM Fohag
Nicholas One hundred and6y resulted
verdict eIonerating the physician
Joseph Thiry son Of Joseph FL Thiry. proprietor of
the bookstore Csnst and Broadway locked Jefferson
Market striking his head with pitcher
Livingstone Of No 5 West Thirty nnihst for abbng Pat
mcDonoh the cheek committed In default $1,000 bail
William NJ. Kitchell formerly Clerk of the Seventh
District Court yesterday with consprng falsely
10 the Of Joseph Henhar the present Clerk per-
nrv property belonging the
on IL default 900 bail be was locked up the Ludow jail
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
THE CENTLE-sT RUINS-ALL THE BODIES SUP
POSED TO HAVE BEEN RESCUED.

The dangerous tower, which constituted a
extension of the destroyed Caxton Building in Cen
tes has yet been down. 1t six stories high
and is surmounted by large iron tank, which has al
ready settled than foot from its former position
Police Captain Kennedy informed the superintendent OF
Buildings after the fire, that the tower was inse-
cure and liable fall at any moment II is now found
that in consequence OF the thawing Of the ice by which
its halfruined foundations covered will hasten its
falling The matter is especially serious inasmuch as
the tower overhangs adjacent tenement houses.
woman, who thought demented, called at
Police Headquarters. yesterday, and stated that Ann
and Julia Mcdonald of East NewYork, at work in
The building at the time of the fire. aud have been
missing. The police are however, satisfied that there
are no bodies among the ruins. and the search will
be continued. The funeral of two of the victims.
Charlotte and Margaret Bell, took place, yesterday,
from the residence OF their brother. The funerals Of
the Donohue sisters Bridget McGIatb and the lad James
Bovine VIII take place to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
THE TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The new Tammany General Committee COM
prises a much larger number of the influential
men Of the party than has been the for several
years past 1t is emphatcally anti-Tweed. Whatever
adherents he may have had in the last General Commit
tee have been dropped in the composition OF the new
one In making up the ticket for delegates to the
General Committee the of each person was care
fully scanned, and unless his record was good, or he
could 'uched for the question Of Reform, he gave
place tier man. In six Of the districts there were
Close sts. viz, the lid, With. IXth XIIth XVIth,
and XIsl. In the lid IT faction fight, both sides
being Loyal to the Tammany organization The
Committee on Organization have considered the protests
received and each has awarded seats TO the del
egaons that received the certificates OF the Inspectors
OF Election Among the new delegates are several who
have acted with Apollo Hall, as, for instance, Joseph
Shannon Clerk OF the Board OF Aldermen last year.
The German element receives more marked reeogn-
ton than ever before This is especially noticeable in
the delegations from the With Xth XlIth and one or
two other districts II rather early as yet to prepare
for the Campaign next FALL but there indications
that already combinations are making TO control the
nations for the principal przes-the Offices OF sher-
III and County Clerk.