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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

MAD Doe.--Joseph Pickett, of New Hope,
shot mad dog, one day last week. The ca
nine belonged to one of his ncighbors, and ex-
hibited strong symptoms of hydrophobia,-
frothing at the mouth, tumbling over, &c.
He was seized by the back Of the neck, taken
near the river bank and despatched, with lit
IL 80. =. Il, =
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

CONNECTION IN ADvANcE.--Before the De-
mocracy raise any serious charge against our
Presidential candidates il mjghtbe wan to In
form it in advance that William A. Wheeler
is not connected with the firm of Wheeler &
Wilson, sewing machine monopolists. He is.
however, one of the firm of {. Hayes q Wheel
err" thrashing machine manufacturers, who
have an extensive contract on hand to thrash
out the Democratic party, this Fall. Agents
wanted in every town, city, and State in the
Union.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05
ny Mond,y evening. after the parade In

Gy- Monday evening, after the parade In
Lambertville, little unpleasant feeling orig
mated between some New Hope parties. Po-
liceman Ely, arrived at the scene, and quoted
the disposition to eight F" that was fast being
manifested. The principal cause of this ex-
element was the intoxication of few who
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

ey- 1t was rumored IN New Hope last ev-
ening that large barn, upon farm near
Centrevilje, together with its contents, was
destroyed by fire, sometime yesterday, We
were unable to learn the facts.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

Bg- GAN kinds, to suit all tastes.' So
some mercantile advertisements read. The
hucksters who offer Democratic wares to the
public, can use the above phrase with perfect
propricty. The hard -money man can have a
hard money candidate for President, and the
soft-money man can have an imitation vice.
president and an imitation platform.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

EB- The Fourth passed of quietly in New
Hope. Nearly every place of business was
closed. Policeman Stephen s. Ely, and two
assistants were about to keep order. Nothing
of particular interest occurred during the
day. In the evening fire works were display
ed, but not to any great extent. Several Of
our citizens attended the Centennial
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

BE MERcIFuL TO Your BEASTS. --During
the continuance of hot weather, owners of
horses should protect their animals from the
intense heat of the sun. The brain of the
horse is very sensitive and should be carefully
guarded. Many of our farmers use punches
of green leaves for this purpose which serves
the double purpose of shade and keeping
away flies. We say to all, ego thou, and do
likewise"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

GB Joseph Hough Of Buckingham, the
man of inventions, has announced that he
has just completed model Gravity Self
Acting Wagon Brake This brake does its
own locking down bin, thus proving advantage
eous to Transfers and farmers.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

FINGER CUT.---On Monday last, EN-.
schanck had one of his fingers badly cut by
an apparatus used for making ice cream, at A.
B. Stockton g Sons saloon, in New Hope.
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eB- A National sermon is expected to be
preached in the New Hope NJ. E. Church; on
next Sunday morning, by Rev. b. F. Sander
lin. Something Of q similar character is also
expected in the evening.
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Chief Engineer and Assistants,

as !" The Butterfly a new brand, the
best cigar for 5 cents to be found in this city,
equal to more than one-half the cigars for
which dealers charge 10 cents. To be had at
MooRE's Drug Store only. tf
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

sB- Hugh B. Eastburn declined to be a
candidate for principal of the State Normal
School at West Chester.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA, LuMBAeo,
Sciatica, Rheumatism, Gont, Nervous and Kid
ney diseases, positively guaranteed Cured by
DR.. Filters Rheumatic Remedy. MooRE, Agt.
Lambertyille. july26-1y
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

MAIL Routes. The following changes in
mail routes are announced to take effect Co
tober LIST
From Stockton by Sergeantsville and Sand
Brook to Pennington and back, three times a
week. Leave Stockton Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 10 a. M, arriving at Flem-
ington by p. m. Leave Pennington Tues
day Thursday and Saturday at 2 p. M, ar
irving at Stockton by p. m.
From Pennington by Croton, Oak Grove,
Baptisttown to Frenchtown and back. three
times week. Leave Pennington Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at a. M, arriving
at Frenchtown II a. m. Leave Frenchtown
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at p. M,
arriving at Pennington at 6 p. M.
From Kingwood by Locktown to Sergeants-
vile and back, twice a week. Leave King
wood Wednesday and Saturday at $50 a. m.
Leave Sergeantsville at IL M, and arrive at
Kingwoood by 1.3o p. m.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

esE- Rich Black Silks, Cashmere finish.
Black Cashmers, fine quality and good color;
also the 8 Lama Brand . black Alpacas and
pure Mohairs, superior make at r. H. VAN
.HoRN's. Sept. 80.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

gB Vegetation of all kinds in the central
part Of Bucks county is suffering severely
from the effects of dry weather.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

eB- Mrs Ella Clark, primary teacher in
the New Hope public school, has resigned.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

THE FOURTH AT HOME notwithstanding
the attractive features of the celebrations in
the large cities and absence of large num-
bers of our citizens, the stay at homes gave
vent to their patriotic impulse, and our city
presented quite gala appearance. Early on
the evening of the Sd the hustle and activity
of fremen in preparation for the midnight
parade, and the crowds OF enthusiastic citi-
zens at the grand stand, gave evidence of in
terest in the proposed celebration of the adj
vent of the Nations Centennial in great con-
trast with the lukewarmuess manifested pri-
or to that time.
At 8 o'clock P. NJ. the multitude assembled
at the corner of York and George streets,
and were called to order by Chief Engineer
Vansciver. The following programme was OBJ
served
Singing-By the 0rphean Musical Society.
Prayer-Rev. DIR. P. A. Studdiford.
Singing-Star Spangle Banner. So
Address-Chas A. Skillman, Esq
Singing-Auld Lang Syne.
Speeches were then made by Mayor Ser
geant, Revs. DR.. p. A. Studdiford, G. H..
Thomas and r. c. Chalker. F#
Singing-Hail Columbia.
During the continuance of the exercies, as
above our Fire Department organized a torch
light parade on Bridge street, in the following
order:
Chief Engineer and Assistants,
Frenchtown Cornet Band,
Acpafnno Steam Fire IN No
Steamer and Carriage,
Union Steam Fire Go. No. 2,
with their Steamer
Company of Juvenile Continentals,
Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder Co. No. /,
Lambertyille Cornet Band,
Hibernia Fire Co. No. 9.
Midst the glare of rockets the column
moved through our principal streets, march
ing until the wee small hours on the Fourth
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1T PAYS! IT PAYS T!
WHAT PAYS?

TT PAYS every Manufacturer Merchant, Ncchanc.
L Iusehor Farmer. Professional man. to keep in
formed all the improvements and discoveries OF the
age
TT PAYS the head Of every family to introduce into
his hous hold newspaper thats instructive, that
FOSTERS taste for investigation and promotes thought
and encourages discussion among the nenbers.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

snw norn AND BUcKs COUNTY,, "a.
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New HoPE BoRouoH SCHOOL DrsrRrcr.
The following report is made Of the receipts
and expenditures Of the New Hope Borough
School District, for the school year, ending
June 9th, 1875 -
Gross amount Of duplicate,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Lansoertvsue. N. r.. July ), 1876.
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\ Z 1910 20 =. ...'........t, ", IU7.b6
Amount received by Treas. 81; 68f.S2
Treasurer's commission. RI, 07O9
Amount uncollected. ..... 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
THE NOON MEETING.

The Rev. DR.. William Taylor of the Broad
way Tabernacle called upon to lead tho noon meet
ing yesterday. He read part Of the l4th chapter OF
Mathew: And when it was evening. Ills disciples
came TO Him. saying, This Is n desert place, ana ihe
time is now fpast send the multitude away, that they
may 20 into the villages and buy themselves vetuas
But Jesus said unto them, They need not depart SVeye
them to eat In the Of Ills short ADDRESS nc
said " II - never neediu To DEPART Iroh ChIlst .hc
Disciples misiuders the aiming and purpose ol tho
Master when they asked Him TO send the muliltlne
away On the last day men may be commihGr'l 20 nc
part from the Lord, but never nni tHen haI toilts
sion lie he'd upon them! how m'u! Ihio W. VIZ ~
needed HIM aud how Ike the Master alt Tins =! - u
il here o-,iay God VIII not send sou away issig he
would have tie heart ~ inIu II il" ava hy Ios
their anNictc,. lut!e roy perhaps DWl 'u. 800
fishes in his satche'. snd Andrew was put 10 TAG
lie forgot 30 whom gave them We Mu,: not forget
for whom We do what little We can do Robert Burns
member IN OLD Coycuaner's Story I used TO hear \
band ~ yenautosE were hidden IA cave, whcn nan
Bat WIen hr bcniu 10 cat without Aft edS - si'st
th@y knew he was spy ani Bad oniy i.pe - ~ oie
great light. How man De tfu' C"Fia'G'n t i'!-
81 80 aIyc thmts PRAYERS Gre uahsh'LeH INTO o's-
SINGS, and down upon Us"
Mr Moody taen said: - remember when was In
London nfafinE a ocr-!'in 10y, h,, Snail oar
divide among tse mGitIudc, hni gam OF i,' l't
..eu cne lie Iun-t Lave prosrn on a very small piece
f1r tao irst man. tncr ling 30 mad much l' more
fuf Tie second tt.c mo.3 FOR ,hc third tnt "hDh lie
fnuol IA, !nlf did NOT after M grow any smaller. ne
wClid last bread oil half OF q for each one. i'm
CrJVsl II have faith, aud VII follow dl'ht
guidance, We can al 10 much ior Ch..st
he can dD nothing: but tell you do what you can ""F
I.i.h viii grow Use what flt you have. n you ell
lave 20 cIi.l 'hrr candles Win men, bl " . . 49,.
woald uing little light ani ,t II sine' there "oA' Dc
Ii Rev. Dr. Booth also made short address and two
ri- gave ia tArir own cNroUr''c testimony ,or '"e
-oot wora Of tie revival AZ ih' tj'' Oh re,
r .inae' sne 'hg i'H hymn, 10 some way of o'-eT
TIC LJId VIA provide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

MAUCn CHUNK, April PA terrible ex-
posjon took place in slope No.3 Lehish and WAe,blrie
Coal C,mpany's mine, NcslushOning seven miles
from this place, at s:15 "a. ~ to-day. Thfcc men were
killed and i've wounded; two MORALLY. The accident
must have been caused by The 81 the lame 81
lamp As soon rs the accident was announced large
number OF miners volunteered 10 enter the mine AT the
risk OF thor lives they brought ont the dead ana rescued
the wounded who were nearly sufocIted by the black
damn The following Is list OF tho killed and wounded
Kiled-Ihomas shields, miner, married james Mccoy
ern. laborcr. single; Hugh GOil, miner, married.
Woundcd-Charlcs Cian, driver, MORALLY Low Mars
dem drivers assistant, dangerously; Joseph NofN wood
Iaroh Myers, and Richard BOwutn, iabuicts, badly
burned aud bruised. The accident caused great excite
incnt. as IL feared nli the men ~ the ne were
iu danger but luckily force Ot tie explosion spent
sell iu the heading which was one hail mcs distant
from the mouth OF the pit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
xLIrm C0yGREss-mPSr SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE LINCOLN Observation-Disclosures or PENN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRANSFER OF TAE
INDAS BUREAU.
SENATE. .WAsWNGrov, April 10, 1876.
In the Senate, SIR. WRIGHT QRep., lowa)
called NJ The bal to amend Section 5,'i" oi ,Ae
Eoy-ci satutcs Of tne United States providing tor the
imp.s1nu, ~ and transfer Of United States PRISONERS
~. morrill, rep. VI called mp The House bli 10
Tfayidc iHt h~ cla.ir entity O. packages contained
MG lIEGHiN0N Gj,n.. y. c. ca Jed ua the s,na.e bin
20 provide fur deeds MORTGAGES, ana o'.ri t'A' 'h
a8ecitug eiato iu tho District OF n".i Pa 'I'
rh. ,'uato bl 30 'llchi .u' law. l.-'.n- 10 -'i '
q % .,er csr en- m',H9 OF ,.t ~ y ~ '..i'
lie i,'i. Wing uii, we're placed oh TIE c-.eAAH'
70 ceare e'r ria crimes. .....,.
10 giant pensions 20 -, ,r'l persons
o., ai,i..a o., I. iNGhLIs G.ep., Enl. It was or
dcrd hai wien lac senate adjourn to-day De- pe 10 meet
Ioc n,onin- Iaur having expired. tito sai.io resumed
t4c cJu,id ration oil abe Udlni,hci uu-ur. 'f tLo
bon ."huiI1,s 'ts if,N'aien q" lti.,s 70 ,h
srl; TO words block edible sioua" 20 thar thc
Co..f..,a appointed D., tlr JI fo .t'set IHd deter
nine DO Lo-t aiud OF pa',Ia-u, a-aI eN,nie "ood'
WHIT. a5.In. aidJ submitted an amendment SO
g. 20 allow $50 Commission CO. irrud" pi'. stone 'n ie
DE-. %. material from vcn o. r.'.ct p'frHr o. l rA-
a,urn .u.1. va, agreed to-icas. -; Ni}e. 49,
Tue qucsiion ihrn being on tne ,f-ia '"ir ni'ls",
10 ii,I v-- Icudr- NA.n ine tl was ~. ~ y. w. ~
expiration oi the manning Lo1' u' ahirH't' '' A''
H. iSI.i.i.i3 j..sr ytl submitted amendment -
sisis. out tnr c..,5 allowing ie railroad COM. ' ID
SIDE thereof fyItl rectangular blocks 90 stone. '1 o. io
l.av, iAr coAtro. tr' whole pavement ANA h.i'.it
.,r H4Arg t)1u, NdJ sU il.,tti .4 .i.i...i.l.. 90
dire. t- .- pf-ni Di the tii.rI riat'. ,o "rt i-e
yc ti,u-. Han. hre. Wu-at, ami D...un.r. Lrtin,rr
corps ui d.. Oaltro 5g, .He iu- Banned as m'll-
Ii' - .,,e '''' o." '''. ', " - .
.Il. . q j. z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

am going the way of all the earth and ye know In
your hearts and in your souls that not one thing hsia
failed of all the good things that the LORD your Goa
Had not God kept his word 70 them m.
Tne old warrior going to rest and this Is his dying les
timonv: mot one thing has failed. All things have
been fulfilled" That what the man has said VINO mas
tried God nldes won't try God aud OF course they 90
not have such peaceful end the who has taken
God at His word; Let US look over the s1 one
things "One thing thou lackest DO you
lack Christ Oh take Him to-day One
thing 1 know" DO you know you have got
Cisl III you do not, do not SO ont OF this house to-day
without knowing step into the inquiry room and talk
with Of the Christian men and women VINO snow
they have salvation. Make up your mind YOU VIII not
leave this house today Till you can look mp and your
title mansions IN the sky" would Iather 40
that than have o title 10 all New-Iork. L would rather
have poor soul that / have won from TINS DARK
world Christ and weep my grave wien am
gone, than to have monument OF pure x Ia reaching
from earth to the skies. Tho next one thng Is tne
one thing that is necdfuL" "One Is your master,
Not thing failed" and "One thing 40, 1t IS
the privilege OF each 10 have all these one lnSs
AID 10 Know that you have them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
owl Nnrrs.

Today being Good Friday al tho state Courts viii
m eal Iale. rD1oaue gives rod,c rat motions ~ Caam
b. down tDpros, H 1c naid al tAo same EouE on
-.'utIy.
ln tAr suit Of Walter Z. Barnett against e1-Sierih
Matthew Erraaan rr J,f1.o Jro LaUgenccin supreme
Co.r ccl Che jay ye.tesay sa'e verdict for p'1nuE
for f-'- %.
Au application was male yesterday 90 Judge Van
Worst n supreme Court Special rcua go aside gmcnt
recovered against Frank L-sa ~ -. whitman for 800
f.Ia U..Iil fr D,.H.. The MOS c1 msHe ou te
t-fi.is
i.I. ..,rl,fi.u of tie arrrl hnri judge Van Worst
r,s.t POI. ,i-rH. John ~. IO"usc. appears iUr p.autu
John Hci.e.. f.r .trlitnI
Ta. trial of rhe su,t of Martin Gogcr against the
pr. u.... ras Euattav and Battery Railroad Company,
,- begun vt-,rri.y h,ir" Judge Lawrence, supreme
Cont sr,IH. Ta. ,,rt.I IS TIE father % Toy WHO.
Not d. l.4 rgWp.- by tue horses ~
at4ra tif .udlrt cuuH SFen.. 90. aud fii.-
ave. IiruHutT -Hrs ~ bis cvrls' ll casing fur hs
r loss h- services laying Ms damages 90 5000
lit Ct-, fr-ti tl.
TIE trial of She suit Of 4 G. SiouocI against ".
Iatetr was ended yesterday Common Pleas Trial Term.
Judgment t,r defendant Nh Hanger keep rage ware
house. sid august. to him i'i gel
o uit,ua'- f H. fc'utaif
tl. man rr pin ,itcr tire mao Reclaimed thr
I,raI.Itv 81 deFo.g lui The pi'nA, tnc real
owner na been thus dHHI.tr ot DIS prop NV utd ir
IIlp.tl 10, tIu.. Tie tu' ;is' te u,icuiht IA
acted ia goo lalth, aud gave hi.H Judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14

i4tiiTI Ail Nh M -t.+' .t 1 '-.''
Mr.. TuoYAs Wm., Md introduced a joint
resolution 10 regard io surplus revenue. Referred TO the
Committee Of iLe Whole.
Dir. WAIIING Dem, Ohio), from the Committee on
Public Lud. reported back the Ll, 90 authorize cii4-
ANS Ga ryca numbered SECTIONS o. lana within ,hr %
ME limits OF jur Norjlcr in.Ihr i.dt'Ja t' Iat te
proof ard plvrrut ilr t+ci- claim 20 the Mi+"h fit
al ~ -, acre. PASSED.
81. CIOu NsE t.tp.. = d., nom thn same Committee
reported DI Iu IciIeuee 20 homestead entries on err
tain lands 100 Michigan. Passed.
Nr. ~AYIEE UJrnl.. Ohi0 rom The siilc Committee,
IruuripI TIE SciiJ. b 10 confirm iItrmputn Hid nome
st-ul rutrr, public uuls within tnc luu. oI iaf"id
fn.> Do Gaze, such entries nave been made under
IN regulations o6 the Land Department. la>.cd
BIZ. SCALES % :. o. moved lu 20 INTO committee
~ Tie Hauic D bin 90 Transfer tAc Indian Bureau 90
the War Department.
Mr. RANDALL tDeIn., PENN moved To amend by COINS
into Committee the Legislative Appropriation plIi
hegru'cd ,, -.
0G.
Ihe House. thercupon, at 2:lO D. m. went into Com
nitee OF the WApc lAir Bdrkburn thyJ IN Inc chdlD
on The inIlgn biz and pr. COOK t1a) cohcluurd as
speech yesterday favor Of lie transfer 70 HE war
department. ...,-,r,
ar HOOKER. Dem, Ji-J advocated the transfer OF
the iutIans . War Department, criNcisinE ne
sreca OF Sccy ana That o III Cox aOie Gays AGO
without action the Committee ross, and ' House, a
40 D. H. took until - o'clock, toe neht SESSION
10 d. for The consdc OF thc Legislative Aiir0prla-
IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
DECIslONs-ArRlL l3.

Supreme Court hGmUeys-By Judge DOnOhue.-
DuckNtrh agt The .ftua Iron Worhs.-Deuied.
By Judge IIWrcncc.ihe ia' Belt ompany act. GOuan
and Gordon AIT. Ihr Pach Belt Company .Nehgr oi tha
orders presented conform 20 the MEMORANDUM ul thU
filed in Til, Counsr, or,r without
conformity Wllh the dcc.Ou. The papers therefore M
VITA TIE ccik 60 The that other AMI proper orders may
drafted tnd presented.
Spca4t T-ra-Ay Judge Van Worst Thomson agt. Thorn
aPcOn granted Let copy ~ this order De served
dcicn an attorney with notice 81 settlement for Monday
April -, at lOa a.. m.
Marine Court hanbers-By Judge McAdam-
F0gg AT. T0bcs Lowe AIT. lily; Ahcel agt Marshall
Opinions he Jackson agt Ptck.-Clerks taxation affirmed
Parsons HitthtP 80, = l3D Hoffman ast fIirtp Hey
agt uIth; Hubohscin agt liynski; Glustciu agt
BuAe; The Atlantic Bank AIT HerzhrrCSce Endorsements
papers Cop agt. Hugre Sergeant agt HaSungs Marble
Company. Motions duiei. Mcoabo agL EenneT-C as
settled Senior agt. FacgNCtou granted Schuaar ast
lauder Defendant discharged Hume ngt Frank-Nioon
dismiss granted. lIadburry Hgt Observation-Disclosures
bond approved BOwery National Rank agt. Faiuham 3D.
Motion Granted Balm All. Bergman Motion on demurrer
granted HlsbrOuck St1ken-Judcment vacated Rar.
rowscn agl stcyenson Moss agt Judson Newcombe ret;
PasuauL- UTitrs entered. schwartz AIT hCCauan.-lne
prisoner arrested SNt warrant viii be DISCHARGED
executing The assignment required by the act OF 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-14
THE COURTS.
DUTIES OF COMMISSION MERCHANTS

DUTIES OF COMMISSION MERCHANTS
In the case of Emil licineman and others agt.
John Hard and others which has been trial Tor over
two wee is before Judge IarTemore IN Supreme Court
C.rcuit the jury yesterday disagreed. The plaintiffs
sent thc defendants branch firm IN Hong Kong letter
OF credit Tor 700 to invested by them commits
sion IL teas or 5ilks 10 be shipped plaintiffs. The de-
Pendants accepted tho order bat fulfilled 1t, Claim
Ing that they were able to perform it within the
limits prescribed by plaintiffs. The plaintiffs insi5 mat
- tp wrrish profit 10 them of about $4,000 The
case has been twice to Tie Court q Appeals ana under
its rulings Juicr Larrelore yesterday charged me parry
that TIE d-fciants having accepted tlt tantius or
dcrs, bcgnd not only 90 good ia but 10 reasont,
hIe ia -Urp and % skill Is ordinarily possessed
by terssns IN tasir business AMI failure - exercise
such dHi.rIce and skill made Them liable the order 50
ftr a. 20 related was, however doubtful ana lie
onv DAMAGE which tac jury could give were rs 20 tie
order Tor FAX. II defendants could with reasonable an
ccucp have hiied The ourr within the limits piesc.a
l,v the ullinf. they liable for TIE los Of prOhis
MI Itch would have accrued had they fulfilled item duly