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ruhEE MONTHS rNDHR uIrAR.
A Woman mud her DRugbtcrs Corpscs Recov-
cred from ~uukeD Barge.

The bodies Of Mary Ann Cooper, wife Of
Cap Herbert Cooper. ana her daughter Mary
Ellen, were recovered from the wreck OF the
barge y. Lee, lying on the Morris Canal basin,
JERSEY CITY, e-teriay The barge was sunk in
q COLI ton with schooner on the night Of the
2il Of October or the Battery. white the Cap
tain aud his family, consisting of his wife.
daughter, and young son were on board. Tho
Capt ia ESCAPED rs lclpiug on the schooner
win his SOP. aud was about returning to the
barge to rescue Is WIFE from the cahin when
the boat went down. Capt Cooper has eudeaN-
ored ever since TO induce Capt rwart OF tue
tug Parker. having The schooner IN tow. or Capt.
McNliaus ~ the scho pner 10 paN the expenses
OF raising the vessel. thus recovering the
bodies N hi7 wife AMI daughter. tut H. failed.
lie SAYS that an offer was madc to him 10 COM
promise, tat he eterniy refused. lie huallY had
the suuNru NCa. ei tOwed over 10 shall NV water
On the Jer-ey side, and obtained the setSi"os Of
a diver. Who yesterday brought the remN 10
the surface. Iney arc hoth mguitt'd IS t'a
fishes. TODAY they viii hr pl l',d Ga wctr.iic
cunins aud tahento Fulton. y. y" for uicrpleut.
Mrs. Cooper was thirty five Ncais, and her
daughter twelve years Old. Coroner Cannon
viii hold an inNesti CATION.
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The Jerscy halfway War Ended.

TRENTON, Jan. S.-lhe difficulty between the
Bound Brook aud Hercar aud somerset roads was ad-
u.ted carly tins morning. The Bound Brook Com
pany's workmen b. gan work upon the frog, and at
u on connections were made The Round Brook en-
Rinr then backed down loaded with lab !rers, ana anna
enthusiasm, shouting, the blowing 81 whstlca ali he
ringing Of bells, steamed across aud back The Mercer
Rld tOmcrsct engines followed on ,ner track, and at
225 n'clOek the nrt through passenger train passed
the frog the Of Olth roads cheering and the
ehglAgs Wh.sting The Illiltary returned home Al .
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FGlNTON- ACkERsON.-Dn Nond y. Jan. q AZ The
losideuUc ~ the hrd, parcus, ~ the Ec, i. o. 49, t..
per, MI. Wiz IA j. EgiltOn to Marian ". AcSorson.
hOtH ~ tins clty.
HANtN- URpuI --On SUNDAY. Dee. "a a. -.
paui- Churc1. 10y the Rey. tuNcr Baxter, MirhAe j.
llaH g. ht.t y d-ush''r % the iatD bant VI r.
EuHiN. oN-LEt. on Monday } "a @ II - .Mork's
Eptconl church. hy the k',. =. NJ. na-slns. WIuHm
A. hpwnton 90 a. Louise Lee, formerly o. fOitsmouth,
y. VI pli - NrHnksn.
YOU NG Ia Ncw london Conn. Pee. IS.
I,.a hN the E,y lyrla N,o... ..i Young. Dr., ~
itru. hnu. ~ l"to Wid."uiut r. daughter Of ilils
I..A L.u
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The Argonauta Blnt Clue intend to maintain
mer superiority st the oar In the Centennial interna
ulna reg tta, aud the champion four are already eN
pandng Their chests and dcycopn their bceps on the
waters OF the 81. johns rivlr IN FLORIDA. FOR two
months past fldred Smith, Man, and Gunsrr have been
quortered about ihltty miles from fnternr ST., where
they take tnelT dolly SPIN on the river Binhrdge,
vino 70 n alleged, sold The race with the Ataautas lHst
spring, has been dropped from the club
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A BnngIing IIangmnn.

wIsNIPEG, Jan. S.Aneus McIvcr, convicted
at tlc last Assiles Of the murder of George Atkinson
and the attempted murder OF BApiste Charette. was
hanged at ten o'clock this morning The hangman bun
ged his work The knot slipped under the chn Of the
victim the neck was unbroken ana death was caused
b, strangati0n He strugg hard for two and nnlf
minutes nut one minute later life WAS extinct lie
made no confession and antdincd 10 The last that the
nj nj tho mnrner MAH DLAnk 10 MIN.
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ResI-tIna an Attachment.

OTTAWA, Jan. 6.-Great excitement prevails In
Huh owing to the attempt yesterday by creditors
to attach the properly Of f. h. Eddy an lnsolvent Mr.
Eddy, backed by large number OF his employees pre-.
vented the baiH from taking pOssrsslon. and the
premises are now guarded by seventy II Ia SAID
The militia will be ordered out To-Day 70 protect me
officers Of law In dschargiug their duty Inc witt
OF attachment was issued at the Instance VI skllng,
Whitney d Co. of Boston.
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Dissatisfied win RIM Ru,..

""'nlNGroN, Jan ga case Is lending IN the
supreme court involving the cona.itutonaiity OF the
- =" ""'cN AtIAndua Va, was rctroceded from the
a. utf ,W ~ Ginua 10 That State, ana to which citl-
a. ~ N'luI't are p1rurs. Pr.Hiu I citizens u
H. .lr 40, moving ~ a." natt'r Of icuoced.
80 - w % MAY n o. a. ground thst II IL dam.
DhtUtt. "' 49," "N'"N P~lt VI Tue
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. Sat Osborn, Mo-, on
the Hlnnbal and ST. Joseph Railroad, on Thursday
night burglars broke into q drug aud stole bot
tle OF churotorn, WIN which they dragged the whole
tOVn Thry robbed Doth hotels al tnc sores ana many
private residences They secured several thousand DOL
lar and Il,
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Oa,cer KIM. WclI-enrned Holiday.

Onicer Corydon Kipp of the jersey city police
force Is nearly sixty years old and his brother officers
estimate that his real estate Is worth S6snn1. lie
served nineteen years the force AID ON Friday gut
uskcd for leave OF absence Tor the nrst time.
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NEwBuRGH, Jan. s.-As a result Of the revi-
val Efforts Of Mrs Van Colt aud the Rev. A. T. Graves.
fully 800 persons have been convert d. Tne meetings
cOlnue TO be very crowded, aud on Friday night, at
the Second Baptist Church. the throng reached to the
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smoll-pox ,uan AImshousc,

Small pox has broken out among the paupcrs
on Barnum Island, at the Queens County Poor arm
ami Ms all the buildings there are oyercrowded.
feared that the disease viii spread Mrs. Wright, wife
OF the Keeper, has already bcch taken down with II.
The also broken out among the cplOrcd
sons Of Manhasset Valley near their churcI, al the
place known SluOkctOwn.
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suslu,ss aout,s.



on Ctr.sunts DAY my .u-htcr agei Is years, was
taken. ir uhNtlcsA ptuuuuuctd u one ~ tue wufst
tase. ~ ~ IAtNrfiI. GILES liNiNlNI lNNipE or
hMNDNl s. applied TO the tonss ana runncd Nteiua-
Is, turct"l a rOlnHlst" and pc cure. F.tO.-,
las chester, Ncstcuestcr Co.. NY.
Soid ~ an
pii G1i~ls
Piulilsl Depot,
Al CIV av
Rupture cured by Dr. lar,h 'primcipel Of
'1ir Narsn to AZ his old on 'r Nt-"Y -. tAefur
House, no uptown branch.
i-iar'- linIsam of " ID hrrry IL pten--
ant anu CaelD rc1cIy or Coughs aud Colds % Ct.
ant ~
tirnlih Lin and Hand Treatment. scpa rntcly
together, al patient hOu-e J.M. Ia Wall e..
Any one cnu see at "a glance that Pouicroy's
Elastic Ifnss is the beet Pr cc. q. - 49, ladWay
"Iuclc sans Cough cure" twenty cents
bot It, T.. f US, tuh' ana ail M Ct stuftN
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MILWAUKEE Wis, Jan S.-rhere was sue
cessful experiment here to-day with trays harmonic
system of mutlpeI telegraphy. loop was arranged
BY way of Horcan TO PORTAGE, and back hy way OF
WateTOwn, a distance of 200 miles. over this single
wire eight sent SUD eight received at the
same time The experiment was witnessed by a nuu'
Der OF telegraphers and representative OF the press
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To accomm odate persons unable 10 attend
week days, the Elastic Truss Company, 0s3 broadway
ourn Sundays from 10 TN 2. Examine tuer magnin
cent ella t4tuc truss iAtey introduced, which soon
cures fuptuIe.-Ade.
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The Rev. j. j, Elder ID. d., of New York, will
be formally Installed as pastor OF the Norh baptist
Churth Jersey avenue AMI Fourth street, Jersey city
on 1ursaay. several ClergA men viii assist in The
ceremony,
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James Moore, aged 10, OF 30 Henderson street,
was run and fatally crushed BY the cars u the
PennsylN ants Railway, at the Grove street crossing
Jersey city, last evening
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A New Billiard Challenge.

grille Dion Il ready TO play against any man
In America for $500 1900 side 600 points up, AT
the three.Da game, under the championship ruleh'
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Price Twenty-Five Gents.

And II will cure biliousness every time. QulTk 8
lTlsh Tea. Sold by druggists. sure cute.-Ado.
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MARINE IYTELLIGEVcE.

nfStAvuR. ALNASAC-r pNV
sun riees... Z q sun srts.... hI Moon SETS, bS
Hiu1i WATHR-rnts DAY
sandy Hook 40 GOV. island. 20 Hell tate. 81
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Steamship South Carolina. Charleston. mdse and pass
steamship Leo, savannah, uidse and pass
steamship Aibcmarlc, Lewe-. ml-e.
steamship BcnefactOr, wilmington, y. c. naval store
aud cation
steamship Andes. Mirago1ne. coffee.
steamship Ethiopia. Glasgow. Llds.. and pace.
steamship franronia. Portland. mdsr. ami ua-.
Rark T.. n. warrington, Porn mbuco. coffee.
Brig liocay Gl'u, Rio ia err, coffee.
Brig tamhrian RIO faleiro. coffee.
Aeo tut usual riynr tnd c't.Isf.' y'.-
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WAfHINGToS, Jan. X, 1870
The indictments reported ~ teegTsh as having been
to attend tuc Supreme Court here are cunicssedlY
btcEnm az operations gotten M b. Boston creator
81 Nj. Reed, VINO IL my son in-law, 10 compel Mr..
Reeds friends 10 pay deot winch, through unfore.een
cuHunes he Is unable TO pay, Tue charges against me
are utter false and malicons far asay Intentional
wrong II r.ed * ust r, ard cannot DO maintained
m any honest form any here much less IN Chcag ,
Were have rescued for ~ years, ana am wen
known So far from using the funds OF the Mechanics
Nitluual Bank for my own purpose, became person.
aIy responsible lS53-f - taYe the credit of that
bauk 10 rs -pondent IN NeN 1or&i ~ over fE1o
OOO. DO not recOIcct the exact nxures.
j. YOuNG SCAMMON
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viii be found beautifully illustrated In Iht
DdLS DOiHgs Including nye pictuTes OF me DLloh
DnnDeT trAgedy.-AdV.
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"GtNRON'- AK Ia 81 APEl lE RNrUs,' ~
Great Ioif4tf urHr tlWNN. ~ $50 Nof|t renowned
hl'hs are ,n'lroN WIS rruorN iHll NOV h"pt pi ru
from Stla. Sprt1l ACCOMMODATIONS tor hnir.,
ions ftl lEH itcpuetor.
ROY A. HAVANA LOTTERY.
Drawings every I. days during 1870 capital lrlE'
slwooo. fr1 c--hc into'riltion urn. Ard. High
cot ralce part lOr spans ul'., q Nrfnlc pts, Sc.
TAYLOR q co. Riukcrs,
II Nhl &C.. New York
DIANONOS. NArCuE~. ELtN,-IL-
Yrr WHf' iuri, Wcn bought amt spln, AhN cold back
nn"n c,ste1 n very ma II adti &C., Parties zen 10
their residences II desired. 6kO. G.. ALLEN, jew
eHcr, l,iH| broadway. near go ~,
IIIlROn'S 81 re unrquil,1 tor ASTHMA,
lAlAkkll GROUP WHooriNG tlINH ana COW
mon COLDS. Try n. Sold rs AL Druggist. 81 Nhu,,.
SHE depot, ne 'haWDers ST. 4. %. b "A 2ieh
@3 HAT FOR $3.50, FINE NAYS
specially, SIX mats 1850 worth a.. 10 Sew 1huf,n
ST., up stairs.
DIR. MANFRED. specialist M nervous dlsrasos,
ncuralg =, cuurh. nervous deafness. once 81 Fast
9TH a., y. !,
SAMPLETEAS zoe. Lii. EXTRA CHOICE
Japan, 45c. 10. BOEkUM MChhIDt 4 cdar At.
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Undershirts and dr. wers for winter wear re-
dnced prices J.W Johnston, 20o Grand street. New
YOTk.-Adp.
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Weekly or monthly payments for furn ture,
carpets, and bedding. Il. NJ Cowperhwa, loo Chat
nam st.-Adr.
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Six ane dress shirts to measure wamsutta-
tl2 " 10 j. W. johnston, 200 Grand 81. N. y Adv
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IuiIKCmOr Tnr DIs1IpI.rs..

JAMESM. rILlNhN. PASTOR.
'Fvf>iNG If "a H.
(Iii ECl OF Tnr ATO>t ur>T. clr; Mslt
= .1n ~ AMI 2N'n e.. !ht y, e. Jar M Rector
noon service ise Row. samuel toJsc D. d, ofst bar.
lutIHCII OF rIEii0LN ~NIIurH. Prot.
j rnii. sdr,ic,. ioao' E,cain-s f,ic 7,loo'ri" w.
CsraCu or urng Mrs-siAn, s,th T.. no
AZ Ii A. NJ. end 1850 p. ~.
LuRST REFORMED Eoscopa Church Madison
sunday sehooN . e'clocI 4. u. pyne services a,
1899 <. N. -nd 49, /. ". me rector wn rrci,h.
"VrAE NV" r1e m ' n, Of 'Gto c,cS
the word OF rropn,ry in ne, v.r,y, Waslnetos
The rclup'c u Ca upercliu icayen-i.es, A., io'
!yi}H.lhthtM n.. T!iN>,yERin,.il.S>G cni!,.cm,
tor Lcc,ureo " Soa"o aors M, evening '''' pas
TAMtCnRI-TiA> ~ arERANCE NAN,
lss At my home s. ySa' an st. Tear oal ding every
N,,uday. Wcdg. ,ay. I day ana sMudfy eyeniof,
droopod SOW IN snvl m'nd mol, purpose winch
'''' YoS HTs in oSri.l 2 yc " PairR 6WYtR
MIR ADohrlIE . as,yer els .s.oqa lcetqr. q
hssor4;i u 'is afe1ing jtn - 900 'g r., Il -
isis ana stranger are cori.ay iayiIri
DIV. ~. II. KFNDRICi, ha,ng just returned
rrsaeh ,, Apalo Iiai 3ih NV. BroosiR' pls n at1
] .. A.
Ia --,,f w.. ''' "a '"'' "' ''"'''' ""u .'N"'
11LN.tiU .nN.pr. yt, r.,.,-l, ~, Fir.,
* - - ~ y 49, ", a. q "a ". f.,,.s
isi..,...i.. ~ y b r''.,.. 40 "a 90 ~, , ,-'i
an % w., ii'.' 70. ,. o, g. 80 l ,'F' ''' at '''
- ~ ,0iicl. '6ri.r N.n- nniGau,crnaul sl. It
4. 20 aud fI j.. q. s. cordial NcIfIe tNfNfed
20 all e.rf. free.
.. . 80 80. a .
~ ~. 9. u. III. VISITED. W. ..nl tlIitN chapel,
lnl ef' pawcp between rl.re and n1ustuntis. s,r.
vice a. ti,.
,........ 49,. 1900. .
~ NpAi StlipoL MEEliNt. ~, Rsrl't
49, p ltAcNvrs a. 1tlNl'u val W't on thursday
drcs.es N H. rev. nr Eaudo h = m al ehis Tia
Rev. w. n. BROOKS .lalifunud and VIZ y
WA PHI lp- President,
= oitat - XII 49, Van Az H., D. Ge,r " t. Nv re-,
uut.f reno a. has sermon un the Ina rr-lul Allies OF
Ion" on t.ri m'ra'ne , ., iIs,, >, ST. cai ioIs
oclor. lev Or Peter. Vii Yreatl M the evening Al
'''V '''N
ANDIFENs- D.. CITJfRCIi Vurlrtn
| - 'ia5'n sieli itI Az. Il; 49, e., = 'bripcr b.
A. A." rnHa.y s ..S,so ~, c rl. 'iu.as
~. o.i, 4, a., ltr.n,.- iri,, . r..7,, - ia
/ :. ''"' go ~''""-''' t''.''''' ' 't''" ~ nv
| ''''I'
/ ltEHGNn Nt..fon Ut.fIsf Tru~ol c,rrer clinton
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i-inr'- IiaIsnm oi " Id (hrrry IL pien--
ant Cacl, remedy or Cuushs aud Colds % Ct.
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WAsHINGTON, Jan s.-Mr. j. Y. Scdnmon Of
Cncago pubnsaes the following card here tins after
n-on;
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RtIiolous noIitts.

AT.l.TT sG1 la SI;t 5ciHrEL and s
REV. Morgan DIX, $. T. D. cl"tsy ran in charge rev.
.1If and NJ S as sa aS1Ssy .5S6o a.
@iS A. s NJ s1d3 and the rec lnag.tli Sen9oi
chapel all the seats are free.
ANNE EVA, FAY, tho ,cclcbrat.a spiritua phy.
room. Hanover 81, London also. crystal Palace.
em6ers Il Se Roya socey w Te bcr arvcos
%ct 2h ne oS S FS Sea s@s d 10
r. 5t gr "a aa s az. C Ec ,S %' +
yaec p,s9 S: W. preach e merging At 10Y oclocE
,9s at O'clock Sn6,c T"1T nc ony source o.
adult BIbc class at same hour
A NNuNClATION .GHIRCu. ian - between
en ana grn IN s sw the RSy William J secop5y
Morning Prayer, Li,1ny An'e:commu9lQn ard sermon
and sermon in the Germ language ~ Nj.
AUXILIARY TO the Friday evening meeting z.
!he day Win organ accompaniment. By nr. cas- music
All welcome. Books for u'e.
ATTnE ChERM0NB AyESrEE: TNSiIyER;;
He sU oa 1 Hs "a" SSd a,s
and evening
A MEXICAN, TEMPERANCE Union. Robin
Mrs Il g. rsrss sili spesk, on our l9come ana OUT
Cole secretary.
At TiiE FIRST BAPTIST MARINERS
~ Temple, corner Henry ani Diver SITS. INC Roy. 4.
and ~ r.M. sunday school at . o'clock seats free
ATsT. FALLS GnuHCH; clinton ard =. carroll y
sraneers are inyited and win be m de Welcome
A C0N FERENCE Of the selrualists OF New YorI
anl aga At at ~ and IN ocock Quartettc singing
at the evening sson. The public invited.
1
, 1876-04-28
LOCAL POLITICS.

FOURTH WARD REPUBLICANS,
A special meeting of the Fourth Ward Repub-
lican Club WAS held last evoning Al the corner OF
Miohigau nvanue aud ThEsty-h1st street. Tho
main object Of the meeting Was 10 elect Prest-
dent, 10 saAo the place Of ?. p. Matshews. who
recently rosgncd. Mai. R. III. Woods was called
upou to preBlds temporarily.
The frat nomination for permanent Chairman
was made by Col. H. W. nicaby, who named Mr.
J. l.. High for tho position. Mr. George II.
How WAS also placed In nomination.
A good deal Of warm debate took pAoe 10 re-
gard 10 tho n,ortla Of tho candidates.
MIR. Richard l.radlcy made sone e1tended rematk1
anil introduced circular fsanel By tho Muncipsl
1seforn Club putting In nomination nnmuss Of
among others. By Afr. How This IN the speakers
tla ponitlon.
Mr. Btono spoko IN favor Of Mr.. How, and main-
talned the unenab1e and glorious right to scratch
tickets when suitable men wcre not put In nomination.
Finally Mr.; ,sh w.s esstod ser5 sS,p1!@'pi; r.;
thanks Ia : suitable manner.
Tie Executive Committee reported that tho lcasa OF
hs hs hsa sesn givs a ,or. hr,
noss. tue meeting adjourned 10 meet at tho call Of
sl1Tn WAND nEruBtfoAas.
l.st evenna Al No. s9l South Halsted street. for the
sat'o saed ana q otto Mssss .ce !. Secretary. 9
vanderpooi, ST., l.. i. Ncsscll. and Joseph Won.
drtyka, was appointed to snE9eat names for ocors Of
the Club. they to renort II tbs no1t meeting. Tho
SIXTEENTH WAND AEpuRL1cAHn. .
Tho Executive Conm!ttes Of tbs Sixteenth Ward
Republican Club ero called to4cthcf laat uigh at G7
n!iaon etreet, but: IN tho sbsonco Of qHoruIn Mr..
Valentine 1th, the CharIuau, announced tho meeting
adjourned. There will bo neetlng Of the Club on
Tuesday night.
, 1876-04-28

The san Fraucisco Alta haa the following
reference to . caso In which damagea were
claimed for injury don1 Gy q carloasly y-hAntIGd
umbrella " 1t wah ust supposed that tho um-
brGlla VAS taken notice OF by tho law, except to
mako the possession Of uho 'ovIdcnco OF lar
oeny,' AZ decided eomo ysars ago BY n Massa-
chuaetta Jnstce. II III reserved for CaItfor.
niA Justco to advance The umbrella 10 high
notch iu ths. Honoroun tito known ~ rho
measure Of damages. This was y Santa Clata
County JuAtioe, reoantly. The facts wore, that
two pedestrians one carrying MI expanded um-
brolla, co!ltled On sidewalk. aud the fertule Of
tie umbrella punched tic othes'H eyo 90 Eevore-
ly that he nearly lost the sight OF It. The man
with tie umbrella nss moving to the loIt whom
tho collision occurred. Tic injured party
brought suit 10 recover S2o0o4 damages.
Tho defen-o wa1 a demurrer, that thors
WAS no csuse Of action, that 1t Was TOO re-
u,ots; that it WA, in fact. merely mote In the
piantiffs eyo. Tho demurrer WAS overrulod.
Tho dofauso thcn aot up accident; but tho jus
ttco laid down tho Law 10 DO that the Eule, OF
keeping to t4o hight was applicable to pedostr,-
auis,n ~ we'll ~ driving, aud that persoa oar
rytng an umbrella bears to another person NOT
caFylnK ono tho Same telstlon that steamer
doeA to sailing vessal-tile msu with this uln.
b1.tla must keep out Of the otAors way. Judg-
lnent for plaintiff ~ prayed IN the complaint.
Tbs cnso IL to be appealed to tho County Court.
, 1876-04-28
ST0REY'S JURY,
This Celebrated BODY Of In0ufs,.
tors Adjourn Till To-
Morrow,
When the sold Man" Will Proson,
His Moral Indictment and
Chrome of the Mares
Nest,
Which He Has Unearthed In Connection
with County Crookclness.

Tho labors Of Mr. Storey, ~ foreman OF th4
Grand Jury, practically came to An eud yestes,
day. Great thtnss had been expected Of hin
aud his oo.inqulsitors, and never had - sinllu
body = bsttor fold to work In. or \ create,
chance 10 olotbe !tso'f with glory OF Mr. ssa
roy 1t had been expected that, from Ris paA
corirsa Ia charging all manner Of fraud egAinsl
srerybody, that above all othora ha MAS In pos.
session Of facts which would strike tertor to ev-
h!s labors docs not boar ont tho expectation. il
ia true that ho lackol experience In tho WORK
but ., more potent excuse for his fail:
urc can be found in hia rant Of 40
1io did not know lii Witnesses, nsitbsr did 10 sss
be awaro that hts fellow Jurors had bcpn for tho oz
ind ians thelr daily attendance wa mora matter j
fEon them consequently. 7sry iltle support i n!ss
he was Ia nowiss respons!blo,-lLs sunrnon!ng ot
H. thtsr gloom over hsa work. aud lst
wI0LEaALE WARFARE. - ..
A. ". not robbed OF his fndusnoc. however, BY BIZ
81 for ,S s,tF1 I'D M I'm hs s
iii iii. '?sa s2! h:s: s. 4 tnss @s tssaufa H.
snd sumbeng sSroash i. o,idsaes IN III IL d.ss,ne,
and revealing hs necessary points to guard agstnt
:a,. 'se' wa h% s;. IL ~, :. ns sss IL.
that fow tracks had bean left uncovered, which vi
might suagess They vent % 1t sYea In thair is.a
70 caro him to determine N to ths necessity Of
tie oS, ri "s a
lowed him to forget to ealt John oomstey. who hx
hesn s,,.nnnonca on account Of What @ hs know aboa
Tho result, under thuss circumstances, wsE ron
naturally announced upou the tournament yss:ssaaj
With the investigAtons aud in ali probability would
not DO. The adjournment was hsd until Tomorrow.
, 1876-04-28
CALIFORNIA.
TIE REPUBLICAN, rIATFOhX.

GAs FRANCISCO, April 27.-Tho Republican
State Convention last evening, attor appointing
tolcRatcs 10 the Cincinnati Convention, adopted,
by largo majority. resolution thAt, whlc the
Republican party contains many mon who, by
their recognized ability and devotion to the
principles Of tho party, havo proved themselves
worthy Of tho public support and confidence.
md capable Of li!pR honorAbiy the Highest Office In
na especally recoSuiza in tho Hon. Jamca O. Dla!no
an eninensly nblc and tried exponent Of the prtn-
Of tho prcst sud devoted character and poasesslnR In
married. degree thoso pet*onal qualities which would
do honor to the ofnco Of pEcadeht Of tho Unitel
Htatea; therefore,
Itsotred THAT willis thus expressing preference
for the Hon J. O. Bln!ns Jet having eundenco In tbs
intelligence OF our delegates to the National conve.
tfon, we leaFc then, unincunlertd by Instruction.
and freq 10 exercise their deliberate choice ln tho
Convention. tho iuereats Of tho country tua5, In
tbetr Judgment. sce1n to demand.
Tho Convention then adjourned.
, 1876-04-28
JUDGE HOAR.
Ills LUHETANMNED1.

Sperfa, Dispatch 70 The ch,eaaa 7rtounA
DosroN, AIass., April 27.-Juugo Hoar 'sAid
last night that ho WAS great friend Of both
Briasow and Dlaipo. IIc would DO glad To 500
either Of them nominated for the Presidency At
Clnannsst He believed both TO bo honost,
straightforward Republicans OF ability. sud
thought that eithor would make Huch m Exec
utigoaa the e1Renofos Of tile timer demanded.
lie declined to state In rositive mnnncr vino
VIVA his first choice. IIo thought tls time for
uniting on = candidate would ba 1t Cincinnati. aul
not At this eary day. lilo VIVA willing to awalt lave-
opnentE There WAS hope that delegates Will uu!ts on
some honest Republican IN favor Of reform.
Next " Dtlsow &nd Blaine, hs would bs happy 10
req
HAMILTON FISH
nominated, or William 4. Wheeler Of New York. Doth
these men he believed 10 be honest and nDle sud Le
thought that sither would make good Executive.
In speaking Of tho result of tic Doatou Convention
he rejoced that the Hon. Niehard II. Dams, 1r., was
elected. uc would honor the delegation and should
be placed 1t IT, head. Tha scnate. hs said had treated
him IN shabby manner, and It would have been
ahauA{n4d 10 been dufoated-