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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-06
SAMUEL G. POyEROY INTERVIEWED.

What the HGrcat Ka nsas Defca tsdo Said
TO y Chicago Reporter While En Route
to Washington--"I Have Served the
Nation q Long Time. and i Think I
Bore Their Conference.-The VIII Not
Resign.
On Sunday last a reporter Of the Chicago later
ocean, who found Senator Pomcroy resting at the
fremont House over night en- route for Washing.
ton, interviewed him as follows
Mr.. Pomeroy was asked says the reporter, y
he wished to say anything to the public Ia regard
to the election and the serious charges made
against him In connection with it. ~ should Ike"
he replied, ito make statement through the inter-
ocean, for that reaches more Kansas men and
more Kansas republicans than any other news
paper. But can only say now, as ! have already
said ia ajctteg that las been published, that an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-06
POMER0Y'S DOWNFALL.
A Legislative Committee to Commence
an Investigation TO-Day-Thc senator
and Half the Members of the Assembly
Likely to BE summoned Pomeroy
Asked 10 Resign His Seat I'm the senate.


TOPEKA, Kansas, Feb. s, 1878.
universal and deep-seated state OF public ndig-
nation still exists in reference TO the Poneroy
the developments will have increased the surprise
and excitement. Everything is now arranged to
insure a thorough investigation Of the subject.
to investigate the matter met in the capital and
organized tonight, and will begin work tomorrow
morning by taking the testimony Of State Senator
York in reference to all ms interviews with Senator
Pomeroy, the payment OF the $1,000 bride money
and Pomeroy's yerbalimpication OF other members
OF the Legislature whose votes, he informed York,
he had purchased IN the Senate.
To-day quite debate ensued motion to
strike out Of the resolution creating the investigat
ing committee provision that the eccusers ap-
pearing before the committee shall make their
charges specific aud direct. Senator York stated
that while he was willing and anxious to appear
before the committee and testify to all the facts
within his knowledge, he must object 20 appearing
as an accuscr against any members OF the Legisla-
ture, upon the statement of any such man as Pome.
roy He was willing to give evidence AS TO what
Pomeroy had told him duplicating other cgisa-
tors but not to make charges the strength OF
Pomeroy's assertions The motion to strike out
was carried.
As the committee now stands 1t is empowered to
Investigate POmeroy's conduct, rs well as the ale
cations against members OF the Legislature to send
Tor persons and papers and to administer oatns IL
Is not Improbable that they Will summon Pomeroy
himself and at least half the members OF the Legis-
lature and startling devee pments are expected.
The Senate concurred In the House resolution
asking Pomeroy to resign his seat In the United
States senate. In the course OF speech Senator
Ely stated that Colonel Coates. President OF the
Missouri River, Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad, had
informed bin that on occasion Pomeroy threat
ened that unless certain persons obnoxious to him
tPomeroy) were discharged from tho ,csmpany's
service he would resort to oppressive Legislation
against the road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-06
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. s, 1873
CLEARED.

Steamship Ariadne, Doane, New Orieans-C II Mallory
4 Co.
Steamship Zodiac, Chaplin, Beauiort-Murray Ferris
Steamship Benefactor Jones' Philadeiphia-Lorilard
Steamship Co -
Bros -
Bark vcsta CBr), Bent, Rotterdam-Jacob W Schmidt
Co.
Co
Bark Rrihant (NGD, Jess, stctin--Rugcr Bros.
Co
Brig Lima. Hill. Cienfuegos-Sola Bros.
Brig Long Reach Currier, Havana--James + Ward
Co.
Brig Ellen Or, Footc, 81 Kitts-Joncs 4 Tough.
Co
schr iiawatha, Dixon st Kitts--B Weinberg.
4 Co. ~
schr Alaska, Clark, Key West-Chase Talbot Co.
schr Joseph seger Ellis, Key Wcst-D sherman.
ing Co
schr sallie Burton Burey stamford--stamford Mann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-06

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ROB THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-06

with mild weather since. Jan lat Is 80 Ion 90 spoke
ID Ss:sss
been rs g Ssss p
Sa Sfys
@ Il So BARK sa fr asa a Hr
from San Juan, Nc, for Genoa, 81 DAYS out; -
RSs 10
fine weather to lat 80 since strong northeriy gales
with h's sus ASs' &C., 0 and 0s'In
Been days north Of Hatteras with strong NV and NE
Either 1sseX
Ward co.. ses' Hs q ine Seahsr
with suss to rsFtar
o AK "9e Ct dsy in
With f1s ss 6. &C. g s.ys
Gibraltar Dec and took the southern passage and had
osspis fs:s.ssso sasis rs
Ms sG brig xh
Brig ClsSta soI MafaE Es Marshs FsSo aGn IS
weather been days north q Tntteras No. oo,.u.
with CEDAR % Soer Thsbaad vessel to Abbott Had
Big 4I EssS u.s. Montgomery rru1o 20 days. with
hides &C H Egsers Had strong dY % nyy
days, with oswooS to Solomon Co; vessel 70 Miller
Honghton. Had moderas weather;
lsswsod e BsSsoei &c. Had variable Winds to lat
Brig Thomas Walter OF RarDads Lees ss Ha No4's
Brig Anselia Bray. Havana IS days, with sugar to
been days NORTH Of Hattsras, with heavy NV and NE
ana oses Se
Brig Ellen Stewart tof Philadelphia, Holland, Glen:
incgos - DAYS with sugar ana m0iases 70 rowter
been days north Of fiatieras NJ.
via sc sGays with cocoa nuts and
70 Hoadiy, Emo Coz vessel to J Weinberg. Had heavy
81 sss ~
NJ wnds 70
days. with usc to remission Co. Had variable wea.
days mdss to Sevns Som Had variable
HSs OF
vessel to 2 j Wsnbers Had heavy weather; been 6
]
Sn 4k
20 % Bros and as a9 to ETnfS
SsSr ya;%sR; 5ilsn; ao;g.o iSast Sa days;
with schrs Porter witch HAZEL and Laura Jones
seir n Porter Hes Mosquito Inlet Fla sdays, with
live oak to sw Eros Had oaerse Fla
days with five oak Swift Bros; vessel to Overton
hawkins.
schr Howe, Newbury Charleston, sc. 9 days.
with naval stores to Evans Ball Co. Had heavy
heavy blow from Me- lost 50 bbis Of naval stores from
Off deck.
Schr Nellie Potter, Davids. Washington, NC, days,
with naval stores to W Herman h Co
Schr Anna A HOlton, Gordon, Newbern, NC days,
with naval stores to master.
Schr Fannie, Tunnel, Delaware, with sugar and mo-
lasses To l. Il T " Armstrong.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Title, Bailey, New London for New York
with mdse and PASSENGERS.
Brig Florence Rathbun. Mystic for New York, in bal
last, to Z ID Hurlburt Co.
schr Jachin Coombs, Belfast for New York, with lah
to order.
schr Samuel Cashier Risley Providence for Philade
pha.
Schr Della Hotchkiss, Bernard Portland for New York
tat anchor Off Hart Tsland).
Schr Pioneer, Barker. Boston for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Wamsutta Fish. New York for New Bedford.
Schr Diverty Nickerson, New York for Provi-
dence.
Schr Warren Gates Smith, New York for Providence.
Schr Forest Oak Parker, Baltimore Tor New Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-06
ARRIVALS.
BEfoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
uERALD wnITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

bKfoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamship Cuba (Br Lott, Liverpool Jan Is Queens.
T. - Francklyn
WIN mdse ana o. passengers 10 John q Dale. Expert
enccd very severe westerly and the entire
passage Jan H. lat 81 TO- Ion Is o. passed Inman
steamer, bound east sd lat 20 &c Ion % passed brig
rugged steamer bound east; 9th lat 46 A. lon 50 49,
passed brg,rggcd steamer, bound east
steamship CITY OF Havana, Deaken, Havana Feb l.,
Win mdse ana Passengers to Alexandra Son.
40 steamship City Of Austin, McOreery. New Orleans Jan
30 with mdse aud passengers TO II Mallory Co. Had
pleasant weather the entire passage.
BARK vnni Russ Dahlberg, Liverpool 81 days, with
SAT-, 10 Waodrun Robinson; vessel to Tetcns Book
mann TOOK ne southern passage, and had heavy west
tfy gsies Dec 10 during heavy gale from the NV lost
toretopg aantmas aud yard and lbboom and los: and
split sails.
Bark surprise (of Boson) Hoyt Trieste Nov l6, with
primes 10 Dniich Go. Passed Gibraltar Dec u had
strong westerly gales IN the Mediterranean; Dec =, on
sardinia TOOK furious gale from WNW which lasted "
hours biew away fore and main lower topsails after
passing Gibraltar had strong westerly gales Tor days
ran south 20 lat - 3D. whore had light trades passed lat
of Bermuda Jan ~. and had variable winds ana ealls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-06
SAILED.

James Gibbs, Monteyideo; Banks Due Frate, Havre;
Nor, do New York Cadz; Contest, Buenos Ayres; Eta
Loring Narseiiles; THONGS haynes Cadz; Rosina Mar
Demerara Auguste, Santander; Martha Berry, Ha
vana Jaboatoa, PernambucO: schrs l. Wheeler. Car
dcnas Nellie, Barbados Moses Bramhall Savannah ;
Abby Wasson. Key West; Lizzie Ives st Croix; c W
Clark, Antigua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-06

Average temperature Yesterday ..... ........ 1913
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 35i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-06
SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. o. Gov. Island. morn %
Sun sets. "a Sandy Hook. morn 40
Moon SETS. .mern 2 &c Hell Gate. =. morn 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-06

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. 81 A. NJ. }

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,f
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. 81 A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For the Northwest and extending eastward over
the Upper Lake region and to the ONO Valley
fresh and occasional brisk northerly to westerly
winds and very generally clear weather. For
the Middle States winds vecring to
westerly and probably nortnwesterly and
generally clear weather. except from
Virginia to New Jersey, where easterly to
southery winds, cloudy weather, and possibly
areas of light rain will prevail. For New England,
southerly to westerly winds and clear weather.
The majority OF the midnight Geographic reports
from the Gulf States, Michigan and Canada have
not been received.
The Weather I'm This city Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours
in comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD BHilding:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states, legal everywhere; dcsertou Ac snai.
cient cause no publicity required charge until al.
xorce Is granted; advice free. NJ HOUSE. Attorney iSo
Broadway. ~
A BSoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURrs
IA OF different statcs legal erywhere no ,ublicity.
noccs All free commissioner for every
S"N' FREDERICK T. KING,
Oounscllor-at Law, j6i Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BRooKLYy
~ cornsr OF fulton avenue and Boerum street.
open IRON A. NJ. 10 . f. a.
On Sunday from TO T. NJ
NELAToN1THE GREAT FRENCH SURGEON RE-
~ neved the Emperor Napoleon with mincra spring
water r IHstead OF he dangerous tho Behcsa
ana urayfL and Is specific in disc the Livcrapd
n re p VInaty organs Indigestion and Constitution.
VI ALArI, Agent 2VJ Broadway, New York.
, 1873-01-07

and, IL lo Ia not interfored with, will probably
bring about 4 solution Of tho problem aa to how
best to govern them. Ills Inst campaign agaInHt
tho Apnohos, who aro nhnent from tholr roaerva-
tiona III tho northern part Of tho Territory, IL
progressing satisfactorily; md 1t Ia naitl tint
Upward Of 1o0 warrioru hayo boon killed, and
nany moro placed hors do combat, si,rco
tho campaign commenced. III tho lato opera
tiunb In tho vicinity Of San Francisco Mouutninu
anil tho Tod lsoek country, 10 warriors
woro lllot their wintor.BtoroB destroyed, and
thoso who oaeapod are kept moving about 10
That thoy can do 1ittlo harm. Bomo Of tho III
tllans WHO woro lntoly hoatilo llnyc boon orgnn-
lzcd into q company, and MO NOW operating
againnt their old companions in iniquity. IlliA
ID another oytleiico Of tholr ingrain tronchory
aud 1ncnnncas. It Ia thought tint 0orloral
Crook will mako 1t 30 lively for tho aavagoa
tia wintor tllat thoy will DO glad to mako a
permanent pence by tho timo spring opens.
But not much, must DO expected from
thoHo Indiana. T1oy aro uttorly tnprinci1,lcd,
mud no faith cnn DO placed In their words. They
have repeatedly brOlon trcatiea; and, In fact,
thoir only idoa Of treaty is to gain tilno md
arrnu, 40 aB to bo nh1o to agnfm GO ont and
butcher Americans md Moxieans.
TNEnE 1s VAST 1.ooN
for improvement All through Arizonn, and I
hope It may become ono Of tho host Of our Tar
rltories. It aeomg alnoat idle, liowevor, to OK
pect 1t will oVor bocolno sovereign ssato.
ALGERIA.
, 1873-01-07
An UnftllffIlGll Prediction

III Dickona "Americau Notcn," wrltton III
1919, tho great novelist dwolt on tho melancholy
condition Of tho conviotH Of tho Philadelphia
Icnitcntiary, who arc compelled to pass their
lives III solitary confinement, Mr.. Dickens ill.,
HtANcel tue case Of ono Charles Lunghcimor,
who wns never permitted to Huo anything but
tho cold stone walls Of his dungeon, coltjeoturod
that ho could not possibly liYo in tho cell moro
than tiyo or ak yearB, and entered in hia volume
prediction to that oliuct. But Dickens IL doad,
aud alr. Charloa Laugheimor still inllal,Ita tho
coll in which Dloltona loft him. IIo in 10 yoara
old, ia we'll and hearty, has spont moro thas half
Ills life in solitary confinement, and Baya ho pre-
fors that manor OF life to any other.
, 1873-01-07
The Ca,lacs Of 1kltcflcs.-1scs1go Exp1o.
Ai0lA.

Ai0l1A.
Kilchon-rango explosions hayo boon common
In Northern cilicB tlliu soason, Without proper
care and locking after III frosty weMtler the
litchen-rango is rs liable to 10 exploded na nj
ordinary bolisri from tho following causos:
Eyory full kitclon-ranyo has what is callod q
"lru-back," This 'Ilre-Duclt'' III OF thonaturo Of
boiler, md in Of variola capacitios for holding
water Homo holding only,n quart, and others
several gallons. Tle :" "lre-back " is plncea back
OF tho portion Of thc range OIL which tho 1ro 10,
and On 1t tho wntor iH boiled which ig fcd into tho
wart, water boiler, aud from thonco to the BATH
rooms. This liro-baclt is kept supplied with
wator from pipes OIL ono side, and as long as
these pipea ara taken Of, aud it la aaon that
they arc not frozau, there Is no danger of or
plosion. IT, however, the fro is extinSuiahetl in
tho range at night, and during tho night tho sup
ply pipoB got frozen, thonth danger Of explosion
conloH. Tho range IN hot in tho morning, with
only q amall quantity Of water in tho u Aro-
back" Tho supply pipes are frozen md tho
supply of water Consequently cut off. Soon tho
"tlre-baok" becomes rod hot, ges filed with
Rtcam, and thon tho increased heat thaws Tho
water in tho supply pipes, alld it rushos against
tho red hot Burfaco Of tho fro buck, making
an instantaneous volume of steam, Which nendh
tho rnngo flying in dotachmontB through tho
kitchen. Tho provontivo for this IL for houHo~
Keepers to Heo TINT their servants Lotc tho sup
ply pipoB all right before building Il hot tro III
Tho range aud thig can always bo found by saa.
lug whether or not tho water flows freely into
the hot water boiler.
, 1873-01-07
BECKY SHARPE OuTD0ME.
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, 1873-01-07
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS lyANTEn-GITY AND COUNTRY, 10
~ bell thu hnat paying as a.,h hO nrtotuS over
pl1oroa. UllAWsllAU / CO., ls9 W1st Malsn',,st
A GENTS DAN MAKE &l0 DALEY. ,-Dls. lIfOKpE'S
~ llnIti hagAcA. Tue Monaertal eAthrth And asthma
enEs. Try them. IH Wcst Mas!lson,st.
A GENrs WANFEl-SMALL CAPITAL, STEADY
etupoymunt, An st ol1anya aiTerud Tor making
! Uo., III West l+nkc:st.. 1soosn II. Chlcago.
4 uENIs ,WANTEp PROFITABLE EMPLOY
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, 1873-01-07
MUSICAL,
1VAETED:-TO HuY, OF HEkT. on EXGIIAEtJ;
~ "a lot far u 70 ii 1iilus. u NJ II iuuu uirg,
20 LEASE.

'i'D lrtsl; :!AtllDyED FAH:,3, FROM II ri a,o
H. VI "Wner. u j, hTupGtI.
, 1873-01-07

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
11TANTED-A HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH OR
~ West Sii.. Watth from &a,Coo to $lo,o01 cash.
lNANTED-.FoR pUSTOMTR,. LOT p FEET
" front, hn!woen hi9dison and lake, md I1ih-Rr,
una river:, uUSTIN, WALLACE L CO., ROM o. rrib
uno lnl!dlnR.
, 1873-01-07
no EXCHANGE,

mo ESGltANGN-Ftll MEROifAEDlSE, tt;EyER.
H. III atu' Nrsiarrad 3M Neres e!.te lAm irH4t Ni
ot nrar ann ~ Gn1 I" tho btst tHw4. !n huuerl E.-
or II, uuAEtet, Neb, - ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

1he Warrcnton Index predicts that Col.
Meshy's Influence will after this wane. In
commenting upon Mr.. b,yys appointment,
it says We regard This achievement 1T the
Colonel the most brilliant Of his political. career,
but predict that his influence will wax less from
this hour of his triumph. The Radicals out
side of the State as we'll as in it will combine
tn crush him, and Araut will listen TO them.
Such greedy cormorants as they will never per
nit Federal patronage to be parceled ont 10
huild mp respectable administration party
in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

We have received s,ccIDler pages OF ii new
work abcu, 10 Ire published By thc National
Publishing COMPANY. 1t is called The tJndc-
veiopc,i West, or five years III the Territories
hcins Il hi7incy al FAC vast region between the
AI;ssssip;n and tic I'aciiiu ocean, with par;io,
MARS conc rninr its climate. Resources, carlos
lies, &C., H.: |,y j. Il. heaIe # is illus
trated by s,6ritch cngraeiDgs. Also
The Report of tie Beard ct commissioners
Of The Cincnnoti Industrial Eyp"siiinn held 10
IS-n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

NEW YORK, June l5.--A Herald Pittsburg
special reports riut Friday night at Beaver
Fails between The Chinese workmen in the en-
pIoy of cutlery company. The rules Of the
company forbid the use of opium and prohibit
gambling. A pipe taken from the plouth Of
one Of the Cinnamon at the order of All Pay,
one Of their interpreters, was the occasion Of. a
row and a cessation of work by the Celestials.
After dark IN attempt was made to assassinate
All Pay, who Is charged by the men with swim
ding and mismanagcment, but he kept out Of
the way. The excitement in the streets was
iiually quellcd, but was wild in their own quar-
tiers to late hour. The whole party has been
discharged by the company, and are expected
to pack 1h'r her,, traps Monday and leave for Gah
are apErchensye Of further trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

in reference IN sno reported discrepancy IN
the ar.;o,llS nf the orce famous Freedmen
Bureau, G:n. o. q. Inward s;ys that the sun
Of between three anil i:.,,r thousand dollars rep
resented IS "si;or,' IN the d;thnrsing officer =
ACCOUNTS was ''unayni,iai.io ard ianoc"nt, and
tia, he i,.rnnsiia,rl' ra;i the an,c',nI dn" 10
the government "S ~n..n aS a-c:ria,ncE. As 20
the SO .sE, tie d,+l,nrsinG officer sent ID the
NONE, Us veil as tte rcct,pts, 80 ,hat the see
out au,i'o: could cancel the vouchers. He
SAYS al: bis transactions can De Satisfactorily
i.yii.;n-i,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

The Richmond Wing pays y deserved c1m'
plipncnr 10 NJ, r. \. Cogi,!,l, delegate IN the
last ia:yisia:ure from A'nl,cr>! aud Ncis,n, who
ii says va; WilI,rui bis superior III ihe last
General nSSeiuiiy a.; a t.baiaT, he Was NJ
way; l'a,!y, .''c All! c'"rtcui, As n.nber,
always liz his place, and ever attentive TO tho
sli,irci in,itr.r hrt,,rt Tho House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

1t is said that Senior Castelar, will propose TO
the Spanish Cortcs the division Of ) pain and
the colonies into The following Federal States:
Catalonia, Arragop, Navarro and niscay, Val.
entia and Mureia, New CASTLE, Cd Castle,
G:.licia, Audaiusia, Upper and Lower iistrsllla-
dura. Cuba, Porto Rieo, the B,learc Islands,
the Cansries, and the Philippines Tie rorea
will on Tuesday next elect u special commSsion
to draw up Federal constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

III tT

In Panama, on the 81 cf May Last, ,apiain
WILLIAM o. SLADE. 81 Fairlss comfy.
VA, eldest son Of VIM. G.. "l4,la ~ gns :" gal
liant Ccnfed6raie officer during ;ha wsr, sni It
the time Of his death wn- en;aya'l NJ III nns Ine"r
ntnr Pansma.
At Monte.ih"o, Fanqner county, Va. the
residence OF hts erandinLhcr, liilrrL III B.sfs'-
bio, on June ., 1873, Gii.eGirF HAS3AEhE
FORBES, on:y ciid ol hlfre.i Z and BETH" &
FORBES, aged ii mon:ha snh t? .inst.
ilcar i'hi!sdniptI', nn .Iuno t.. Isis; hilhR
w hEk:i, il thu: T1Ii f,"r his NJ" - :..'I.
d,lIn cunnty, Va Int'rrati 81 = 'rxhndc.a. Va,
ON The Nth instant.
This morning, in Inc :?;h }rar Of lie age,
& EiIit!iE G. SEA rom. e!d'rt s',e, ~: G."rge L..
Session.. 1Sss~ iiis iun.sai will :ake rarn ~ ::
o.o.k to-'l ,rr," :.ii"rnron, i;nm tho residence
OF his father south RnTal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-16

A "horrible wife murder and 'druoken
brawl aud murder are reported in New York
yesterday. A druokep wretch, in Ontario. n.
T., last week, nearly killed his vile, and did
kill two of his children. A man was found
with bullet in his tcai, near Chestnut street.
in PHILADELPHIA, last Saturday. And 50 it eoes !!