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EX-Prcsidcnt johnson was struck with
paralysis last "Wednesday evening, at the
residence Of MS iaugl.tc,. ia Carter countv,
Tennessee. His condition was cytrcmniv
wecarious for a time, but last night there
was partial recovery of sensation in his
left side, and he was able 10 speak inteI:
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CANCER CAS- EH CCi,pc

Df: H. T. BOND of the PENNA. CANCER lNSTIrTTF
mas discovered certain cure for this dreadful maady and
the medical faculty by his wonderful success
ne remedies can be sent tO Of the wCd h0se
o IreIer visiting the CITY and remaining while under
VIII nnd ample accommodations
TuTE. SCkOFULA. TETTEK. PEURI(iO and ali SKtN
diseases ana Impurities Of the ROOd cured after All ntar
dress, PE,.y4 q , yC ~ ,.Ii, N"li "a, AT ur Ad-
nov IS-B. 32p8 CHESTNUT ST. PLiaiiclnbio
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

MANsFIELD-DURHAM- Smyrna, July 2stb. Is75
by the Rev. ,. Hough, Mr.. Thomas II. Mansfield "a
Miss Mary j. Durham all Of Now Castle CO., Del
GREEN-BILEs.--In smyrna, same day, by the same
Mr.. william Green to Miss Ellen Biles, all Of New
Castle CO.. Del
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s Cents Reward.

Kan away from the undersigned un Thurslay loSl
the 2Jth uitimo, Ann Jackson a Lri"ht n"iaffo
cini9utcl ni."ut u years q: axe. All Persons are
ioIpiuic'l trusting her ON my account as will poy
no bills OF her CONTRACTING "''' pay
au9l3t. L!-'T; .-' II;
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CHOLERA INFASTUM.-Dr. r. c. Mackall
editor of the Cecil Democrat, published at
Elkton, Nd, gives the following recipe as
cure for this disease. He says 1--WE know
from experience il is most efgectual, and
will cure the vast majority of cases in from
As to 60 hours" Creosote, l6 drops comp.
tinct. cardamon, oz.; simple syrup, II
ounces; mix. Dose 10 to 20 drops in a
little water, every four hours.
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Personal. NOTICE.

Nstlce hereby given that all officers, sailors and SOL
IerS mouhueI fuptured or injured the late rebellion
uWSS@r s%hly are ntied to and thousands Of
Ar united 10 an increase rate, apply jm,e-
H'"'e'J 'hFonXh pR. u T. JACKSON.
Oct. 2lst.- ly No ~ ,..S,,n St pi.iInoii''
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sspecinI Notice.

Mr .ohn Collins will receive and take care of any
fruit delivered at Collins Beach Peaches win ~
protected while on the boat by reliable watehmen "
Es Peaches by the ARIEL, owing to their belpo
wen aired on deck are delivered In the host possibis
condition. and bring the best prices,
~ $780,. u. =. TAGGART, AGENT,
G kLlAsoN, CLERK j2s Il 10l North Whafyes
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Administrators Notice.

m All leSpi'' hav4 claim, a.,.,.. the cs' tc late. Of
lh"h '"Etd", dc q, are p iu,st,l t. present lin.
Nlic Ter settlement and all pei 9 in:. , estate
are requested 10 make payment ~ ''''''
HARRIET 4. CARLOW.
HiS =" AdminiStrariX
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DISSOLUTION On (O-PARTYERSHIP,

=, lhiough the personal request ul Mr. J. + Uo,Sou
ne lro0nce Commission firm of Beor 4 JT0nson ,yn,
"tIoye1 iI J4iy lith after which time tie busir,.>
~ ~ "a under u, aIm rGme o! Vi.ucrs 4
. - u. "' 'Hlf New re- "llt War, house ~ SOnih
IroL. >rt'l ihi!de'phin DhoIc all kinds ni Coutry
n'Ice "!'i ~ in'iid!c'' T. the rc.y best interest III
'i' S!iipi' ]. ant ""tulli- ...l.' ;.-ali,iF "
;,,i.. . lilO> EI'J'E EFN
III! 80 !. j, HOiSON,
Smyrna times., 1875-08-04

Half cranberry bound to a corn wi
soon kill it.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS, :

nc .nP"ssi ned having rein u;-hcf the nroctico
of medicine in smyrna ha, rlaccd his hii" i 10y
attorney 10 make settlements Of all ogtaI dng NM
SMYRNA, June I'D. H.S. " IIRONS. NJ. II.
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FOR RENT.
DISSOLUTION.

am, ne hrm "t Bioor% linhspn Commission Merchants
~ ioutn mo street Ihiladeiphin was dissolved on
nC'IHcSutE the litF Of July. | am accountable Cr
aothlhg shipped after that 'ine in any name bmt nv
july 2l-3t 10 Sonth ,n,j - - hi,
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HAMZLTON & SUNNI MS

t't 10 MAY l2-tf
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sPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Theodore ,Tiltons lecture in Chicago yielded
81 $50 net prOnt
Walter schenck, OF Flushing, was drowned in
Flushing Greek On Wednesday.
The Onhcial vote in Ohio gives Hayes 208,8l3
Allen, 292,26i. Hayes's majority, 604y
The weather Is extremely cold at the white
Mountains, and there 10 snow ~ the CRAWFORD House.
In the trotting in Beacon Park Boston, yes
terday for New England horses, the 300 race was WOA
by George II. In 2;35isi = 3B, .:37, ana 2;j1
Mrs Augustus j. Hayes, alias Sarah Mitchell
Deming Virgins Foss, and AlnY, was arrested IN bos,
ton Yesterday for swlnIng the Maverick House out VI
$4,000.
The Hart tfords scored and the Dostons In q
game AZ base ball Hartford yesterday. The gaind
Was called the end " the seventh inning on account
OF daI Ikncss.
MIR. Nicholas Shshkin, the newly appointed
Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister PlenpOtentiary OF
Russia yesterday presented " tue President By the
Secretary OF state .
James Dillon, engineer OF the steam yacht
spnre, who was badly scalded on that vessel on the
27th inst died yesterday al the Hospital OF st. Vnceat
de Paul, In Norfolk Va.
Surgeon-General Hammond, OF New York, on
1hursday night visited james b. use, Pretident Of the
Mlddletown National Bank who was injured by run
away accident three months and has since lain In
yeniconscious condition. he pronounced his case
hopeless.
In wrestling match In Philadelphia last nighl
between Anore Christol OF Paris and Emile kegnler OF
Nevada and Mexico, for purse OF $500, Chrsto won
the match three rounds OF TOUR The nrst round
lasted nve miauss. Sad We 0saes from 1sa " aisees
mnutn sseA.
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KILLED At CROQUET.
Mis-Piay whose Sequel wns the Death OF
One Of the Pisycrr.


Mr.. Reuben l.. Benton aud Mr. ]. ID.
Strickland were engaged IN game OF croquet
on the grounus in the rear OF the Warren and
Nenaugo passenger depot 10th gentlemen
were on the most friendly terms. aud they we're
IN the habit Of playing on these fIvoTite grounds
almost d lily.
MIR. Strickland made a mis-play, and, as COM
monty occurs Ons ch occasions among the boys,
he peevisnly ATTEMPTED to tnrov his maet after
the bail. By some Unforeseen chance tue han
die Of the mailet caught In the sleeve OF bis
coat, and It VS. hurled In the direction OF his
companion, striking him on the right temple,
and Telling him to the ground. Tho accident
was witnessed 10y number Of bystanders. who
at the time did not imagine tnat Mr.. Hcnton was
seriously injured. His prolonged insensibility,
however, created considerable alarm, anu re-
stnrativea were Intellectually applied.
MIR. Strickland ran In great haste for medical
aid aud IA carriage, but oeiOre his return the un-
fortunate Ientun wls ca Tied TO bis DOM In an
insensible condition. Drs Moody and Barr
we're on hanu almost Immediately upon his ar
rival, and m, de searching examination OF the
wound II appeared that the blow, which was
struck on the right temple, was not ruhicient to
cause n fracture Of the skull at that point. but,
as Is often the case. produced an enusion OF
blood at the base Of the brain. The patient lin
gercd on until o'clock y. NJ, wnen he expired
without recovering consciousness.
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the BIPED RACERS.
The Man who heat n Race Horse Beaten by
an Indian In Five Mile Race.

The Man who heat n Race Horse Beaten by
an Indian In "A Five Mile Race.
The sport on the Athletic Clubs grounds
yesterday embraced three one hundred yard
heats and ono Ave mile race. Abraham welsher
Of New York won he first, George Livingston
Of West Farms the second, John Allioson OF
Paterson the third. The fourth heat was also
won 10y Livingston IN eleven seconds.
Patrick Fitzgerald, John Coney, and John
Connolly of New York, John Moloney OF Fall
River. and Keraronwe, an Indian from Canads,
entered for the Eve mile race. The Iodinn.
mufied III shaggy great coat, and wearing a
black siouch hat, lounged up to the stand In a
careless way. seemingly the most disnterested
person on the grounds When he threw OF his
coat II was seen that he was uflch lighter than
any Of his com petitors. Hts racing garb was of
tisht-fttin9 oollen and hight pumps. At the
end OF twenty-three circuits all OF the Ind Ian s
rivals, except Fitzgerald and Connolly, bad re-
tired, and the copper colored racer was running
sl,ne In an impassive way TINT was annoying 10
fitzrerald fiizyer Id and Connolly were far
behind when the Indian arrived home. Hts
time was 20 minutes and second. year ago
raronwe ran five miles in "a minutes and 70
seconds, beating the Canadian racehorse Deer
foot.
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FORTUNES IN CONTRACTS.
A CITY Paying Double Price for Repairs to
school buildings.


school buildings.
Before the investigating committee of
the Jersey City Education Board last night
the report OF the subcommittee of citizens ape
pointed by the investigating committee to In
qure into the repairs to school buildings was
read by Congressman Hardenbergb. The COM
mttee endeavored to secure an IL partial report,
and induced Charles Scott and james Carey,
builders, and James Riley, mason. to estimate
the value Of the repairs, and the conclusions Of
the experts are
We have estimated that In School No. Q. the charge
s sTS Ss o G on mason ss and S 600
In the tnsmiths bal the time IL twice as much a. 10
charge Tor lead pipe ia far are Informed from
IN eG @ Rs5 c Zoo peG esn So9s s%s osse'
Ou. % S S.
Penter WORK TO be eight days too much aud the price
% SSf .SS ss We SS
wor. st eight Gays. The amount charged Is twenty
In school bgdns No. 8, charges for labor are 95 per
In school H. time charged for mason work 100 per
In school iswe md the time charged by the csrpen.
ter fully 300 per ceut to much. Time estimated nine
days. time charged thirty days The tinsmlth
nsls. :.
T9s charge t9r labor BY the carpenter @ 10 school 2.
SIPc een,; tn Plg%,osrs ,D 6lil e 81 ovsteSsrssa
days while hitty.two days are charged The plumbers
nd the tnsm tbs bids are DO overchsreed.
firaly We ord in every ins!sn above mentioned
most garng cases Of gross carelessness and incom
petence.
Concerning the charge that the board voted
for the bills OF the Ring stove contractor to
shield the Chairman Of the Heating aud venti.
latiog committee, Director Hollins testified
that the bills were JO per cent. too high, and he
intimated that tho members knew II when they
voted Tor the payment OF the bills.
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THE LATEST URES.
Tue Terms that Crippled Merchants and Cor
porntiOns have Made.

BosroS, Oct. 29.-The Boston Commer ercidl Bul-
,snn viii publish tomorrow the following list OF re-
ported fA Cyrus Carpenter and Co. furnaces and
ranges; Atwood BrOs. Co., clothing Charles II. Par
ker a Co. proprietors National Bridge and Iron Works
ell Of Boston NJ W. Parson. builder, OF Lowell Il. b.
Fay, general = ore, Iunofldge VI.
Tue committee appointed 10 investigate the anairs OF
Shepard, Hall Co, shepard, Davis 4 Co. aud Han
Coz tnat the rns propose TO pay hrty cents
the dollar, four Equal nstaltLent extending over
two years. The nrst lnStament Is TO be PAID In eix
the second In twelve the third In eighteen and tne
fourth In tventyfCur months. TIE iour mon hs notes
10 be without Interest and tue o hers at sI z
cent al the rotes bel unendorsed paper. This offer
will probably b. accepted by all the creditors.
KaItengell & Cimpbell, merchants. OF London,
have fsi ed TuCf iaDi tes are said 10 be t2OOOOOO
TAYLOR & Perrin, brushes, 273 Pearl street. ana
Kaufman q Co.. liquors, Celar street. New YORK,
TAI ell yesterday.
The suspension Of Henry T.. Flneld, nour and
grain dealer. of Montpelier VI, Is reported. His La
Diiies are estimated al $4,000
Never Hoffman, Chas g. Brownald, and Chas.
NJ Drus neld. who are accused Of fraudulent bank.
ruptcV. were yesterday held IN $4,000 bail by
United states Comm ssioner Osborn
Al nnal meeting OF the creditors OF the Ames
Plough Company In Boston II was decided that the
company should continue business. The creditors will
either grant Al extension Or the company will avail
itse OF the offer made 10 them by responsible parties
TO furnish what ready capital ls needed.
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THE PROPHET's FATE.
Brigham Young to be Imprisoned for Con-
tempt Of Court.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 28.-The decision
OF the Court In the matter OF aiimony pendtnte
lite, In the case Of Young VS.. Young, was delv-
cred In the Third Trial Court this morning. by
Judge Boreman.
The Court had previously ordered that the de-
fendant should appear personally IN court when
a decision should be rendered; hut his counsel
to-day produced the affidayts Of Two physicians
stating that defendant was scarcely able to he
our Of bed, aud that 1t would be dangerous for
him to leave his room, and for that reason he
was asked to he excused.
The Court gave a brief history Of the case,
stating that the granting of the aiimony pen
dente lne, was not Improperly made, anu II
stands uprevoked and not obeyed. There
was no good reason for its not being obeyed.
/ an asked to enforce II. A Court In order
TO maintain Its dignity. self respect ana authnr-
ity cannot allow its orders to be repudiated,
ui regarded or denied 1t is therefore the Judg-
nlent OF the Court tnat defendant be lmpris-
oned until the 1850 alimony pcndente ltte and
the costs Of tue said SUIT are paid, or released
by the Court.
In accordance with the above decision Marshal
Maxwell arrested Brigham Young this after-
noon at the latters residence, where he now re-
maius In the custody OF the Marshal.
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JOTTINGS 1BOUr TOWN.
Music in Central Park this afternoon.

Music In Central Park this afternoon.
Police Capt. John IL. McCullaghs trial was
concluded yesterday.
Wilt nm Lalor, q, youth, was run over and
Xii ed by train at Thheenth street aud Tenth avenue
last nishf.
Rafael Boitel, Cuban cigar maker, li3 Douglas
street. BrOoklYn, Is worthy OF encouragement rs cl
aud an honest artist
The Rev. W. X. Alger will deliver. his third
lecture on The Poets with Illustrations, tomorrow
evening at the Church Of the Messiah.
number OF the business acquaintance OF
the murdered Mr. Noe are getting up testimonial fol
Detective Dorsey, who arrested DOlan.
Howard W. Glover died at l,270 Third avenue
yesterday at the age OF ftysiX He had been III three
nStha OF dropby. He leaves widow ana eleven chill
diknentircy unproyidodfor.
Gllmore's full band Of one hundred pieces and
chorus Of three hunGred selected voices from The
Handel aud Haydn S2cletI OF bC2Qkyn " be anopg
the attractions In the nl0nbIG concert IN GumVrei
Garden this ereRlns.
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visor on the anti Rne ticket, and several other
speaker. Col. Cayanaugh also paid his respects
to his future constiiuen In brief speech:
Entbusiasm nd the sharp putting OF good local
points in tue canvass characterized the meetinR'
TnR coLoRhD VOTERS vIEw or 1T.
mass Getting OF the colored voters OF the
Second Senatorial District was well attended
last evening At the headquarters OF the Eleventh
Ward Republican Association IN DE IT. ave
nue., BROOKLYN. Constant Hesdra, colored, who
Iresded, said that his people had no interest
outside Of those Of the Rener public. They
had rich ?, how, yer. wilton they nad not re-
cciycd under the Ring administration, ana yet
they were ask d to vote the Den ocratil ticket.
He also spoke at length on the case OF Robert
Gilmore. who was shot recently, saying thtt
Judge Tam en-, who sentenced unicer Joyce to
only ~ davs' Imprisonment for killing colOred
resident, ought not to receive the votes OF the
colorcd peuuie. william hichardson, Richard
MsIwln, and others also addressed the me citing.
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TIE NEW BISHOPS.
America Teaching the Christian Religion 70
the Chinese.

America Teaching the Christian Religion 70
the Chinese.
The House of Bishops adjourned last
evening. Dr. Samuel l. J. schereschewsky was
eected Bishop Of China, aud the Rev wm. IL.
Clark, OF Augusta, Ca Bishop Of Africa. Dr.
SchereschewsAy is native OF Poland, forty-lye
years old, and was Jew. He came to this
country over twenty years ago to study with a
FoItieih street in ls6S and went To CHINA soon
aft rw.rd. lie translated the BiOle into the
Mandarin tongue. lie was led TO his connec.iun
with the iscOpal Church when IN Pittsburgh,
before going to China The Episcopal Mission
In China has b Ell establish about forty years,
and the new DishoO Is the third appointed from
the United stat 4. DIR. Schereschewsky Is to
have headquarters In Shanghai. He Is in New
YORK, and Is to be consccrated ~ soon as posi-
Bile MIR. Clark, the Bishop elect, OF Africa, Is
a native OF New England, and il nfiy years I'D.
He Is a graduate OF Yale College, and uf the
General 4 he eOlOglcd al Seminary in New YORK.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS
DAsHES HERE AND THERE ny TIE
SUMS REPORTERS.

Judrc wooedruf's Successor Sworn In y
the Hon. samuel Biatchford nsu
Circuit JadRe's First Work In New York.
In attendance yesterday upon the cerem ont
o, the install alton into ofnoe Of Judge Alexander
johnson s Judge OF the Circuit Court Of the Untct
states for the Second Judicial Circuit to which he ha
been appointed to Nil the vacancy created by tho deaA
Of Jpd woodruff were he Hon. Samuel Blaichford,
Judge Of the United STATES for the Southern Dsrct OF
New YORK the Hon. Charles L. B-ns""' 49,.
New f9k ~. lion .,haiicY ss,pmab DEITY, bie,, Q,
ni 49, W. W.. Led ates FOR the District Of Connects
MuhsI the Hon Wtllfm j. Maare. Judge of M
unseu n,alcs iOr the Northern District Of New YORK
vuufo bleichfOrd prcsiued, nd announced that the
Wce.ihk o. lhploprt for the purDOee designAtcd
I've thn htrcled Mr.. X. q. white, the clerk, 10 read
iudge Johnson commission from the Preedebt Of the
Unite state, and then ~ al nlnlstero the ouh of
once nj nse Judge JohsDn then took his seat the
Donch, and directed the ontry of the commission and
on, d on the ninui 20 OF the court,
Junhe Jobnso on, tho Circuit Jud "a, will hold
court ~ the f1u " Court room We nesdav Nov 10
i3r the purpose OF hearng contested motions and -h
Icmainder OF that week. Oentemen OF the bar whs
At the shove time will please hand 10 the CLERK Dy sac
urday, Nov o. notes OF issne Of such motions. Os
Tuesday, the 18th OF November, at the same place
JuuRe john on will commence the hesrns Of the Az
miralU appesl calendar ny order Of the Court,
X. WHfT
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An lncendiary nre in bridgeport, Conn, yes
terday morung DESTROYED the barn Of Fred Ntrvacno
Loss tl 900 Insurance IN PhGniI, Brookyn. NOOO.
A large barn of Mrs Levi Morris near Bryn-
Mawr Montgomery county, Pa WAS burned Yesterday
destroyed.
A nre in Regar's building, Salt Lake city, oa
Thursday night spread rapidly TO adjoining buildingA
destroying several stores and Mckmmons large saDlo
The nre checked between the walker House and
the White House. Loss from $4,000 TO t2OOOO.
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CLARA MOKRIs,s PERIL.
A Horse Frigbtcned by n Passing Train on
the Elevated RailrOnd.

At about 2 o'clock Yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Frederick Hnrriott CLARA Norris drove to
her husbands ofiice in Charles street, neal
Greenwich, and as he was not In she waited in
her carriage, opposite the warehouse. A train
on the Elevated Railroad passed overhead, and
her spirited horse taxing fright, ran into Gi cen.
wioh street. Without losing her self-command
Mrs. Harriott opened the door Of her carriage
street. She WIS assisted to her husbands office
and there she tainted. Her husband was on the
train that frightened the horse, and from the
He got out OF the train at West Elevt nth street
and fastened TO his ONCE to ind his wife just
recovering. Mrs. Harriott was not hurt Hei
carriage was badly damaged.
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First race, three-quarter mile dash.-Leander,
300 200 100 Lizzie r. 200. 1876, TO- Athlete. 49, no.
co. Egypt leo. 60. 30; weatherby, rs, 90. s5.
Second race, handicap, IL mile Rhacamanthus, 3 o.
no. 100; Miner 30 72, 20; McDaniels While Burke
and Big Sandy, l25, 49, 35 Leaps 9O 80, 80 shyoeK
gd, "a, 80; Weatherby, 0O 80, 30. -
Third selling race ia me,-Surviyor 800, 300,
100; MCDanel's Matte W and Evelyn Carter. 1870, l25
90; Vanderbilt, l75, 100. 65 HOlxer, So SO. i2.
Fourth race, one mile dash. -Rhadananthus; 800, 200
100; eander 100 80, 40; Egypt, 90 bO ~ Miner %
90 3O Weathcroy, so, as 20 Josie b. 50, 40 20 Attn
lete d5. so, 20 Arcturus, ~, so, 10 49,.
Flfth race handi ap eepe echase-Diayolo, 800, 200
100; Trouble, l5O 10 55 :l,csoute, 10, 40, DO Je
Tome's mp b. g %, 40, 2O Usage and Boz, held %
10
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A MEMORABLE BURGLARY.
Charges Against Defunct Banks Chief on
GERS Withdrawn.

The testimony in the Ocean Bank case having
been closed, yesterday spent in argument by the
counsel and At the close Judge Wallace delivered his
charge A. the startling accusations against the late
officers Of the bank particularly the allies atons that Mr.
Columbus Stevenson the cashier, and Mr.. ID. r. Martin.
the President. organized the robbery Of the bank IN
1869 TO their previous embezzlemenIs on
gr nd scAe and further, that Mr.; stevenson actually
and apoogiIed Tor toe ease has sssn dcPryea OF rs
Jury inquire about except whether MIR. Archer the
Indiana plaintiff who had 10000 In Government bonds
in the banK vaults at the time OF the burglary can
maintain claim against the banks officers indiydua
on the ground OF their neg igence. Judge NAllaces
charge indcates that his Honor thinks Mr Archer has
no case. The question will go before the jury on
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Robbiug q Iunntic.

An inquiry was begun before the KINGS Couth
" Charity Commissioners yesterday into the accuss
tions preferred by Henry sser against Francis Ma
guire owen HannavIn and John Hughes. The assistant
PHYSICIAN said that Dcsstrs mnd not 10 nj
ditol for him TO testify but the Comnssioners
moned him, ana he testified that while being tiken Ia
the Asylum for the Insane the men above mentioned
robbed him oftl0 The testimony for the defence waf
that they took the from Dessler
asylum authorities for safe keeping.
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CHM, Corporations Combining for a Fight.

The Michigan Central, Michigan Southern, and
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railroads have
entered into agreement to pool their earnings for
the next two years on the basis of their earnings for
1873 1874, the Baltimore and OHIO, Erie and
Union Pacific roads have agreed TO unite with them In
estabishing thorough line from the Auanic to the
Pacific This is Understood to be direct blow at the
New York Central, which has hitherto almost monOpo
liked the eastern END OF the transcOninental traffic
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The pupils Of the Polytechnic Institute, Brook.
lyn. were addressed on Thursday evening oy Gen.
woodford and Gen slocun who encouraged the youths
20 keep watchiu the political history OF the
country that they might act integently when they
were allowed to vote. The boys then passed rcsOlu-
tons ccnsurng the Ring and approving their fathers
efforts TO crush the one-maD power.
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The Proude., Momep, 4, NJ. I,,fs.

The Ring Dem ooratio Assembly Convention ID
the Sixth District Of Kings, under orders from Bos
Mclaughlin, on Thursday night endorsed" Jacot
Worth. the Republican nominee for the Assembly. snl
worth in his letter accordance said II proud
est moment Of his life. THIS comp the bargain
between Worth and u Boss, far as the Boss IL
ecrned Wortn's WORK IL to done election dan
and is 70 show Itself in the majority in the Gsrms5
sixteenth Ward, inst Schroeder Daggett WortI
not having forms y accented the Republican nomins
ton. that party Is left without . candidate In distrI
In which theJ have large majority.