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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
.ew Yoas 81 100 as colton reeepts At al porIs


PM aDrtpgIa Dee Wool In moderately fir demand
supply light for tle season; bat sufficient or M vans Tn
0r- greater hfmntss ONO Ieuu-' wanna ia
Ws.t virginia NN and above. tdi'ct X ffH4Jc Medium,
sGc Coarse aja SIC. Ne#-fork NieiE1u lndana ana
.r.ru- Zine 4pTt2g Medium Hats. COare. 80 Csc;
C,,uinnr W1shsd 50aG1c: dc. Uuwashed 3G133c Canada
Combine ,1aJ3c Fine Inwashed 2S453c. Coarse and Me
dium Tnwashed - 22c Tub Washed 4Za44c Colorado
Fna .I Ne u 2u2r GO. Coarse for carpets sc; FIX
ir and Neruo pulled 35dfOc No. ard super Pulled -
G3Gr fcxaa-Fue and Medium. 23G2Sc: do COarse, I'D
~. caliorpa Fine and Medium. 2Jd30c. d., coarse
2-426c.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
Ppovm~.cr Dee Tho Pant Cloths market Is Inactive
ouo.atiIus unchanged.
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financial.


4 Gas STOCKS. -
~ NETWORK, METROPOLIrAS, IILAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and nm Kinds O l,ro0kyu and Sccurites dealt
in by Nto. "a. Ihf;N -, - -
CIRE INSURANCE STOCKS bought and
L gold bv Z. =. BAILEi 60 Waii-st
NETWORK STOCK EXCHANGE. - Our
y senior partner amem0erof the Exchange and exc
cufes AN orders carefully himself stocks nd bonds carried IS
long AZ desired per margin Banking in al branches
transacted. - 49, 49,. . ,,. ,.. $780, - o.
OFFICE OF TIE COLORADO CESrRAL RAILROAD CO., I
GOLDEN, COLORADO, Nov. %, lN11.i
NOTlCF.-The annual meeting of the stock
\ holders the colorado Genital Railroad Company viii be
held Al inc Office o. the Cmuany Golden County
state Of Colorado 2Oih day oi Doceaber l-1l az
o'clock, p. ID W. A. u. lDN fLN y -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08

THE INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE BONDs due
the Monday OF January 1875. Will be PAID at te Amen
Exchange Rational Bank New York CITY from the h 10
the 2lst day OF January 1873 inclusive 49,. ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
YHE MOST PLEASANT FAMILY HOME.

3 PLACE DTYLAU. PARIS
nsar the Arc de Tromphe and Exposition with good table
and large gardens: French and lessons for ladies' aud
gentlemen and co.plee Of studies for children N
an adjacent building highest references ADDRESS d. Db
L ! . LLn.nlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
TAWARENDFEN GREALON

Universally bed ~ the Faeulty-A LAXATIVE Trres
ing and NEGLECTED fruit for the immediate ief and
eectual OF constipation headache bic heinoiIho.~
O. lamar unlike pills ana the plrgares agreeable
to take and produces irritation Prepared y T. 'll
LON y Rambuteau. Pans Depot. CArM ELl4 HAZARD
90 corrtr Fifthaye AID rveufv '0'rth-st. NeN-lOfk
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OFFICE or Tug MOOSE MINING CoMrAsrl
so. 81 BrOatway, New YORK.
rsNHE MOOSE MINING NOMPANN, Of COL
Guroptan Advertisements.

FURNISHED APARTMENTS to RENT
! for SIX months year, consisting or niue rom
FIVE fronting the Bouyeart Hauseman OPP ,lt "ia
Ouera House. Paris: above are completely iirnA'
nave ,s running water &C. and viii De rented quite reason
sbe 10 a irabie party Address CHARLES T PARKER,
Water. corner MO0Iests. Nev-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
CANADA soUTHEak RAILWAY CONTAIN.
WELLS, FARGO & Co., 65 BROADWAY

Buy and setl Ainng S0ckx and 0tsr Pgeffc c0aa ss,
sell Exchange 7elegrGphic 7ranssry Crsfs ar4l15
throughout ne Wst and Europe ant frC yd FrsghL pax
ages, and pGliloblss 10 all Dqrts u me i00rId
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12

the men that II WAS expected that Mr. Dana
would arrive In the city the next morning. de-
scribed to them his general appearance, and
told them that they were expected to shadow
him. to follow him TO his hotel, to find out his
room and watch every one who might 90 there.
Ihey wero to relieve each other In this duty
night aud day ~ long rs Mr.. Dana might remain
IN the city, and were to rerort cvery four or fvo
hours to Mr.. Shepherd &C the ReDublicdn Office.
Ho also Instructed Shepherd to draw for wnit-
ever money was Decessary ~ defray the ex-
penscs o. the men.
on Thursday morning. March 2. MIR. Dana ar
rived IN the city. and. true to their Instructions,
the officers performed the duty assigned them.
Ihey followed him to Welcker's, then through
out the CT Y, and to the depot on the night OF
we same DAY, when at nine o'clock he left tho
to Shepherd who had them write out in Diet Ill
Their o1serva.ons, and address their communi
cation to W. J. Murtaeh. in order that the Wi it.
ten record might he presented to Secor Robe
son; On the morning OF March % the Re-
publican published a caricature OF the editor
of The SUN, with n rarbled statement Of his
movements throughout the previous day. The
police Officers were ordered by Murtagh, on
Inursdsy night, after MIR. Dana's departure, to
report az their station houses for return to their
regular duty at 8 o'clock the next morning. The
record Of the tifth Police Precinct shows that
quarters, while the returns Of the sixth Pre-
cinct show similar record for seioold.
Hut Murtagh. In his zeal to do his masters
W 9th, uid not stop With the labors Of his two
police onicers. The detective force was to do
rs part Of the work. and during the dav OF Mr..
Dsnas advent here. the telegraph was In opera
ton between police headquarters and Pniladel-
phta, where an Indictment against MIR. Dana was
pending IN the suit OF Addition, Division, and
Silence kemble. Murtagh thought to further
embaftass Mr.. Dana. and placed himself
ahd his master IN communication with
Josh Taggart, Philadelphia detective,
IL was arranged that when MIR. Dana started
from Washington two Of the detectives from
this city should accompany him. Taegart was
to board the tram at Chester. Pa, place himself
In communication with the Washington officers
and make the arrest. The program me was car
RED out. AT Chester Taggart and his pal boar q cd
the train; the Washington detectives who had
taken sleeping berth opposite to the one oc-
cupted by Mr. Dana pointed out mis- where ibouts,
ana Iaggart made the arrest. The W ashiugton
detectives returned to this city during the day
and reported to Murtaen their action,
which was highly commended by this pious
and Jealous President of the Police Board, VINO
was SO summary dealt with In his otficill ca
rarity by Congress few DAYS ago. Ihe specal
Congressional inyestixating committee, by prob
Ing this Infamous case, will nnd that the WHIT
thorne conspiracy Is not the nrst one In which
Murtagh used the police force for his private
pure Sc with intent to iojure private citizens Of
the L ntteu states.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12
THE TLORID FRAUD.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-ln Florida the
Re-. ruiDg Board, or rather the Reuubllc,n
N Jorlty II it, have commit, d a double fraud,
which viii probably send taem TO the peniten-
tary.
Take, as an Illustration, the two counties Of
lay and Baker. In the or. innl canvass, the
Returning Board gave both to the Democrats,
after full Examination, 1t being proven concl =
sivelY that tbs loch Republican cinv.s-ers had
consprod 10 cheat them out OF their majority.
his pretence Of fairness was only sham 10
cover their intended frauds. for they counted
ont other coun'ies With larger majorites, 50 as
to give the Stafe TO Stchrns and to Hayes.
Nj this Whs done under the manipulation 81
william T.. Chandler, NpycS ana Amt Of q no.,
md other agcuts OF III yes, WHO were on tho
ground overseeing the Work, and keeping tho
returning RISE l. hp To- TIC iNdrk The case was
then TAX, n before the supreme Court Il tue
state. wnich has "A m lutY Of Republicans.
Inc court unanimously issued "A mandamus Tor
a recausass OF the state, and u med especially
four counties, where the grossest frauds had
been committed y the Returning Board.
lnit order " + OueYtd and trtnsceuded at ~ Q
sauo time. 10 uuld t. the bargain with tnlu-
dicf aud his cOnis derltcs. tneY threw out the
counties OF cray ana Baker. about which there
no dispute at all, ana wal II they mad Ia the
frat Instance reported A. correct. ~ this Jug
s,ery, wait, brow, the DemOrrltc candidate
b" Hane Goyeruur, "A fraudulent majority was
still IabrlcAtCd Tor Hayes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12
THE JUMFL ESTATE.
The Appeal In the Ejectmrrt suit Hea I'd In
the Supreme Court,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-There was heard
In the United states Supreme Court yesterday
the case OF Bowen act. Chase on error to the
Circuit Court for the Southern District OF New
York. THIS was an action OF ejectmont to re-
cover lands OF great value In the city 81 New
York, known as the Jumel estate. The rincipal
point OF Interest In the case was the ATTEMPT on
the part OF the plaintiff to provo himself the son
OF Madame Jumel. On tue trial the court e.
cluded evidence on the part of Bowen as to
the identy OF his mother. the question being
"Wbo was your mother2" and also evidence Of
other witnesses as to Madame Juners declara-
lions to them as to her having a son, and her
lvinx In Rhode Island in early life with one
Ballou, the reputed father of Bowen; also, evil
dence ns TO the declarations OF JumeI, the hus-
band Of Madame Junel, that he had charged
her with enticing him into marriage with her,
and With then having little son in Providence;
also, great deal OF other testimony offered TO
show facts supposed to have a tendency to
establish the fact alleged.
- Objection was taken to such rulings Of the
Court, and also to the admission Of evidence
offered by the defence, the claim being that the
Declarations OF Madame Jumel were allowed
wnen offered on the part Of the defence to
prove the identity Of niece OF hers, but wero
excluded oy the court when offered by the plain
TN TO prove the Identity of the fruit OF her
body.
no argument Is that this court will not say
that wnilo the law OF New York of 1880 makes
Madame Jumel heir to her sons estate, and tn o
act OF 1855, as well as the law Of Rhode Island,
makes hun heir to her estate, she the m other
has not such an interest In the son as to IN 30
her declarations evidence Of the fact that he IL
her SON. after her death. Clearly. 1t is said. her
declarations are competent upon the question of
her personal identity. I he case embraces great
many points OF evidence Of interest to the pro-
fession. IL followed the case In equity, except
TO restrain further suits by Bowen to recover
property, until after decision finally made 10 tho
original action.
Chluncey Sharcr and NJ. T.. Sawyer appeared
for the plaintiff, and James c. Carter for the de-
PENDANT.
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New YORK Markets,

THURSDAY. Jan. 1l-FLouR AND MFArs-Trado
Ss e. 's eq .s d' 1S S ws. s
ssoeSSS" ws.teln sorps nIt sssas .s
sis.er Wheat ana ' xN A.Ass.s g anu..S SS;
ss soutnssa Ssxcr. Es ana I ia S Sa'5
Corn o e s-5aaywp. S1s
@tsc 60 Rye noar.supernne s'75s,5lo BuckwheaI
corfoS ~spois aaii s.d &c lower sales 1907 bale.
m'd ion uplands ic Future, declined sci sales
e 70, y' @ aards % s ,S' ts9
isc' i2r Ms,' ~ 49, iIr June ana Is soSsc ios
fnovIsiossS PORK on he SPOT favored buyers, and
sS fssSSf cTsI s2a Hs iSS sG
@5 'S1 ,usaTf fo for Mas asa I'D I'D
noderate! a. ys tor western am Zoe for city 'hors
III ior 'r er@ ne eiiy pSnd
~ tgsai , i9r Irng western futures opened
clqsns, At slicO for Fe9rulry sll70 Tor March aud
Iaary aud N rch eonsd-raoly unier these nsures.
Sc fJ s re c w ia9 nre sSe 4of e
pres ga sg&1 To- ca olce So@!'cl common aai
eSS cSee sta 'S sis,t 20 s SSoa ' TsS
tory ssisc ssi 47e Esr, aal, ,resb s sse:
GRAIN-wneat qu,eter but prices about as yes
81 81 y Ml% Ssnsed TsHs ,p,gs r. tn;sssi
y" 2, q S.-ii ~ isi ciei and 80 sprlrg u 20
s&e so ,sis p a%S'' I I've qact nd
rgns 2G' nArey .o," s%eS 100 bg;h 70.
soc Oats held very nrnly aud quiet sales 2OoO bush.
at il@ibc. for mixed western, including No. at 43tcx
anu f2ef7c for shite 90, inc udng No at sc al.o.
~n,te s,a e, iseso-Ssc', and hlxed do E@5Ofc: II.
diGn cora qli"f anu rfc"s dfDOplng. sales - GO
bush. al 51'ss5Ssc. TOR now IVES ern. migrated AID
steamer mixed 05l4aJac. lOr southern yellow,
Cdb2c for southern antics old Western quoted
al 6aensca 40 yellow tlee6tc new yellow. 5gl ipisc.
sCNpkEs Naval stores were quiet az i5eos..JJ fJP
common u good sfraiuei rnsnt sprit- fIrprntne
but steady at tdi+c. Petroleum dun ana nomn i
at i5c. iof IN bulk, sld 27e fr rcanc. in b0ls.
ocean irelsuts were generally dul anu unchanged /;
grail u Liver popl. af STE ., - = do. Hrc.
men hy 'ail, viels provisions TO Hamburg, by ,ai,
3vs t,n,gan a. Cork Tor or itrs. 5s pl refined
prtneum 10 fNn ~ % os. I'd. do. to direct 20 ia
IN, United hin .dun, 5. d. from L rlaud 10 Cork for
order, b; Ialos dufi At s9syolac. MhisSey nrm.
Win 100 OHls. soil at si15.
GROcEriRs-I;o cctse ives quiet. hut arm at IsCa
-3'er.g III les lf s'tl lHgs on private term Mid
gad's we're qaioi az - 80 Tor Java and ls.2oc fol
racuno uuih glG Nuiissrs q4i"t ami unruaugVdf
sales OF 100 hbls. New orleans a, 4sa5Sr Rice quil
70 fNgn. bus steady aI4 10 denaau Tor aoncsi c Il
4so,b'ac Raw su-ars werC nrn though quiet fair "a
go,d nniny uOl, ga sJl!r sl!es .. 10 hhds. AMI
w ok. At lu' lc. Tor rfuEG ami NSLN's.. fCf
ciycd. Refine tu moderate request Ut llts,fl2c for
hAfus, anu IL = tllAsc. Tor " A."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12
Live stock Market.

NEW York. THURSDAY. Jan. IL Receiuts q
bftNe-, n1tt ia ae. Wee IL car 2Ont he al.
slug 25oj snce VI may. against 37 Tor tlr eims
time last wlcN. The mar Net was shaie easier, but
there was n important reduction IN price Selected
extra steers were s'Il A. TX lice y. 10 dsess "a
TO the trohsrWt; ftir - rriu' do IN. tlIie
u dres- 57ns.; nrdlnAri 10 mrIiun do AZ gieelu.c
g. die-s 5Ja.5ir Of, and Cal lad .. bulls al
t43J y lop ms ave W TIN
Rec ipts u ". we're 90 head, making 800 sinco
Mohfay against al2 or Tie same tim last weeS. Va
erHss calves soli. Yeas wcrt sell < flirly at tisl
piec. > with ftW choice " To- Toe.
Receipts Of sh ep ami iaulas were e.ctr losds or
ssh u1alL- d So slAC. Monday, a.algst 1891 for
ihe Same time ast week. The demand Just fair,
al the marAc rLel tu9It ste ,dy 90 a.. BE. \ fol
common e. good sheer. wih small 6ulch Of :estTa
Canada lambs lei att
epis of hogs Vcit IL car loads. or S,ef2 head,
m iAlnr "a succ Mun A., giu-t III Tor Tue cor.
responding time la-t Nes< Tao icmIni was far foI
l,eh = go 80 70 -. =. VI Gag Load OF good
t.lO hogs $50 - ~ tl.-r SNll AZ sfl2ls 4 100 \
AND eAIs VI r.l.l do nm Ne.t ~ AlINe ~ in nt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12
rHE REPUBLIcAy PARrY LASH
Whipping sbakv Member OF the Florida
Committee into Line.

WAsnINGroS, Jan. ll.-Represcntaiive
woodburn, Republican member Of the Florida
committee, has to stand terrible pres sure from
his colleagues in the House, ana from the whole
PARTY on account Il his alleged dissatisfaction
with the aspect OF the count in flordl. lie re-
ceived an invitation Yesterday to call On Secre.
tary Chandler IN reference u these rumors. and
WIS closetci with ChHnd er for soma tine.
l. tier he was suti monei to the White House,
no doubt on Chambers suggestion, and had "A
rrniricted meeting with the Presideut. lie de
clines 10 give any PAR, iculdr- Of the Interview.
a. be regards TIE conversation enfir " a per-
sonal matter. hut the party - moving he ven
and earth to whip him into line. and Will con-
tinue TO eosd him until tue report Is cOmuleie ed.
The committee held meeting to-day on Florida
aud eOmpned some testIMOny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12

On Thanksgiving cy, Ming Ronert Lusk was
won ded In a barroom At $50 Eleventh avenue H.
det ia The NinetYuith street Hospital on tae g. Test
A an inqu styes rdly Joseph Arthur. who keeps the
parroom, testified that Lrsk Pete Reynoid., and James
McManus were IN the store. and tht LUIS took on ht'
hat sud coat, ant sii thAf hr Wo.l Nc 4 r
s5. Nylol IS, polting to Minur said lAis - YOUR
man. @aercupun LusN hi EeyuO ds and kn0 cAc 10 "a
over tRO hlrlr.s kNnu.d1 tOOS Two empty hoft e.
from fae shcf AMI threw t1cn At lnsI On, Of the
notflH- hif Lust on TIE head LI-N tNHn went behind
the bar. took cun, etrurN Arthur STUNNING blow N
tnc head ana ru.ne out OF tac door Coroner Crosse
held Peter l.ei d. and James McManus Witnesses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12
lAornER or MInrion's rnIcKs.


WAsHINGToN, Jan. ll.-Tho troubles Of
Muir eh, proprietor Of the WHITE House kitchen
organ, grow aplce. The developments in lri-
waite circles to-day snow up another OF his tricks.
peri etrated M ls.2 wherein he used the Metro
tolitan Police logce against TIE editor of rnE
sUN. 1t viii be remembered that in the investi-
CATION Of Secor Robeson before the Naval Com
mitloe Of the House In March, 1877. Mr. Dana
was summoned here as witness. and appe red
before the committee on March n, accompanied
by hts counsel, Mr.. " lard Bartlett. A. soon ~
IL was Diet rmiued to slhumnt Nr Dana. RDue-
son WAS notiiie l by Enl-Y argent, a meW Dor
Of tho committee ana tho Secretary At
once sent for ms man 81 all work. Murtaga.
D~wern them H. was determined tn hnVA Mr.
ID M Swallowed upon his arrival In thus city, IN
order tnlt the CCusulr tors mtstt oe advised .
t. Is movements and the connections he made
during his stay In the ca ital. with a view to
checKWate any move that he ana his fisnda
mI.nt make in the inveatt- alton. Tao Metro
poittn Police force WAS used Tor thls purpose
aud the W ~ II was done l. thus explained
Murtagh was them "a he WAS ~ the whit
thorne conspiracy. President OF the Board Il
Ponce Commissioners. Arthur Shepherd was
mar. ging editor Of his new paper, and to hi u
Muriagh communicated the plot, with the re-
~ rk lhat II would he "A good Nlan to have Mr..
Dan -hadowed WIFI in the city. Shepherd was
gwen by Murt lgh "A note addressed To Nal T
Richards. : lpe lutendent 81 Police, ard signed
~ him IN his 'nlclal cr aciiy as President Of
the board, req lasting Richards place at Shop-
force he (~hephcrd) might select. Tho note
added that me men were TO do special police
| duiy IN clulrns' clothes. Under hi curt gh's)
direction, ~ncun ri selected ~crst !. 4. ~eio ii
| and Private Koderick, and they were ordered To
rcpntt al the Office Of the Hopublc'n at O'Clock
| tnat evsnln-, II bein. TUESDAY, tue lJth day OF
| March.
Inc two officers reported TO the Republican
| once for. duty, aud there found Murtagh ana
shepherd, the Latter OF whom sad 10 them that
Murtagh had some instIu,tion to give them.
Aurtagh then, In u very mysterious manner, told
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12
eufng m priess for sia,d,r

Carl W. Blchmeier, former organist in the
Church Of St. Paul de Maurice. Ia wamsburgh, is the
plaintiff IN SANDER suit for 10000 damages against
the Rev Father John Raber, the pastor About sixty
witnesses have been suoppnacd to attend the trial.
Bachmeier disputed with Father Rioer and the latter
accused him of being too intimate with the young
ladies IN the choir. Bacameicr removed and. he
alleges in his complaint was prevented from securing
an engagement elsewhere by Father kabpr's damaging
accusation. lie complained to Bishop Liughiin that
rather Racer htd disclosed the secrets OF the
sions In telling something that confessed by one
OF the girs Inc Bishops IuvestixatOn the
MI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12

Arrived -rliT ssnAr. Jan. II.
50 state Of Ne,ada Bfaes GllssJN Dec ~ ana Larls
Slst
.Clty OF Atlanta woodruff. Clares'1n Jams
IS George Wa ,lngfDn. Whitehead -, J0An's. y,
Dee ~. AL Itnily i.n 3.
- Pioneer, Wlkcy, Nl m'nctnn. y e.
= Her ann ReieilnIl irsuneh Dec -. and SOUTH
NtnI 27f1
VIII Hl~f.
s. Ol Dominion. walker iaohmoni. city Point sBi
Norfo
- Crescent cify Daniels AslIuw % Jane.
RITZ Mara Ntlrn, frttli, CLIQUE sfrf
BARK NrbP, Gram, Nelflsf.
BirS AIglsfa QlEta. --- Gllsslu Docs.
lr'g la Plata, Bray, hlls 90 - els,
Hus Llpucult Nlsirlul, 81 .Jin :.
Hug \ pll, NrrNlf. ll' VfI4rl
Irig Miri, Millitm.. Ch1rllftntOvn.
sonr MMte Wy, 70 .riIu N-l-A
AAo the usul river niClt,fwl4" Y'ss'''.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12
How Creditor. have been Chc,,ca

A ssh1s FOR BANKRUPrs OR TRADkRs.-For
"a ta,e, cheap, larg amount OF New YORK state rail
TIES. oOx liz, - office.
An investigation OF the above advertisement
disclosed In the advertisers possession lots Of old
stock OF deunet enterprises. and OF existing COM
panrs not worm IN ee cents ON the dollar. Iee have
been SOLD to ndnkrupts for mere aud they pat
tleln ~ az tAe.r OWN prlcls amOng lhelL assets,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12
Escaping the Ashtabula Disaster be Killed
Ly Drunken Driver.

JAMESTOWN, Y =, Jan. I'LL Il BARNARD n
Albion. " Y. general agent 4 the Syracuse AgrSul.
turh WORKS. was founi deid to-day IA the snow four
ntes south Of this place lls team Ha ran into Nv
tfUl man witA -lfl AMI I j. pose he IA
tally Il lnrei The man drove or without Stopping
a5.sl him Nf. Barnard va. passenger Oh the last
ii.u tA,t passed. over the Asatahl buls brf re-
accidct, ana INTENDED re urn On TIE "a ed tram. nut
n..ssellt NC was nAnel anons te All-el lnree day..
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Court Caicndnrs This Day.

SrrRfMf CuuRr-t HAMBElis.- 65 60, l9,
III l-d i7. "a 2il. pa. 2al, .1i
sUPR .HE CnuRr-IrSggAL rERM.-Nos. 8, So a.
H. ~. 40, ~ ~. 30, 81 ~ tt - 81 3i, 81 49, o.
AZ a. A. ~. a. a. ba, oj, ", 49, 81, %, 10, ia 10
I1S. lfD. d 80. l1d. ldl.
sUrAEME toVHr--pRcINL TEPM Nos 90. ~ a.
g. 81 20 o. TO- lol, Ia lu5 1916 90 81 III us, III.
to No. inclusive.
Nos i.di. 3tn. d,6i id'i is3i, AGO - 1851 i221
42th. art II ~Niift riN~Hr- No- $50 D. ali, $3.50,
sl2 2idS 3,2S. 3aSs, a3S go. 1-sL i-m 800. 81 =
ill5 a Pat M sn % .austs \ ., ipnt $50.
3lu5 4O.l - 3. 1851. ~ 49, tai ifa dl9, i2dl isd5
SvrrWoR CouKr rEelNL lEHM -lssues of F-et-
Nos - 81. -.
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-NNs 3d. llVi Nsl u.s. 90, ia 7.
y, li .u, ~ nI. fir. %
Gown \ PLE,s lQuirY TRRN.--Nn day calendar.
Cosmos PLEAS / RIAL ikHH Part No., Sit. 3Si,
Iia iNi as lip pia. - 90 So, $50, as 81 SJ5
Q,p ltNi 100 s2A l2.A ll3H
MAnNE ,orkr IHNL ikRM-Pari l.-Shorl Gu 'es
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c,l.cs So. - q. yl.i. 900 ,dh, 400. 6'tj, 7GlI
$3.50 1903 "a 1l3l Wii albS, ZOO, 7nds, Par lL
snort cinsr. y - 0ll3 idi3. ~ So slS pJli
eD.l, 1907, vjl), 500 diJ' 1sJi sySi ar 1'Ol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12

Kenyon Cox, the p,rtner Of Daniel Drew, has
been Individually adjulcated BANKRUPT on his own
petition The nineI.ny creditors have received s7s
cents on the dollar. Daniel Drew advanced $3.50 900
Giier the arms f!iarc OF tic claims against the nrn
llrcN'l, Moran & co. have realized tllA so john
Casey sintsiiti j. J. Casey. s6io73 80 ID avid
Bows, sbs9JV the Canaaa southern Railway, SO.
!.ib' Minslow, Lsnisr q Co. $50 3'5 and W. II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12

Maria Henser, respectable looking German
woman. was before Justice OtteroourA yesterday on
charge Of blgamv. on the 3 Of cemner last she
vs. q! r. JED % Anthony barbf, at SO south Iffh
nue. btrhe has since earned tntt che preylou ly
married y a Mr.. Ritter whb lives al 1855 Rvington
- eet The woman says that she obtained divorce
lapcrs from -ANyAr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-12

LONDON. Jan. li.-sixty suineas per hundred
has beea paid at Loyds to effect Insurance on the
steamer Colombo Of the Wilson Line. The Colon 30,
Commando by cant Liver. sale from Han Dec. 3 for
New Os snd passed the In rd Dec. q. but has yet
arrived at her port of destipstiun.