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ADMITTED 10 PROBATE.

During tho past week the wills Of the following
named persons, deceased, were proved In the Kings
County Surrogates Court, before Mr. A. II. Daley,
Surrogste:-James G. Wilson, Charles H. Griffin,
Thomas T. Spencer, Frederick Dreying and Joanna
Burson, all OF Brooklyn. Letters OF Illustration
were granted IN the estates CT the following recently
deceased persons, VIZ :-Cornelia Boyer, Andrew
Smith, Silas u. Scudder, Henry Ketcham, Elizabeth
ID. RodweIl. james Campbell, Eleanor Wyckon,
Louisa Smith, Alfred H. G,ulin, Joseph Wilde, Jane
s. Jackson, Thomas McCa1rey, Henry Story, 10.
seph Hanmel and Clarissa II. Newman, ali Of
Brooklyn Letters OF guardianship Oi tho person and
estate OF Joseph w. Williams and Emma l.. Williams
Atnna Schulze, Frederick Schuze, Caroline scpulz6
and Anna Schuzc 10 Henry Webei; OF Henry II. Force
and Mary II. Force to Mary 5. Force; OF Miguel a.
Mupoz to Bernhard Malnzer; OF Cornelia Edith
Hayden 10 Eldon u. Hayden; oi Fountain s. BRAID TO
George Braid-all OF Kings county.
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MARINE COUkT-GENERAL TERM.

New YORK, Jan. 10, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEnALD:-
Tho observations published under the above head
as an extract Of a General Torn opinion by Chief
Judge Daily are in plain violation OF the primary
judicial maxim. audi ateram partem The Chief
Judge mputes to the judges who for the last twenty
years served IN tho Marine Court, wholesale disre-
gard or what Lord Eldon's time is considered
a Judicial duty. Wright vs. Richie. Dow, 3sa }
Before that decision II WIS tho practice OF tho
OF Lords TO pronounce judgment without statement
OF the reasons. Professor Liober is not authority
but Wright VS.. Richie and other reported
In Ram and In Chitty's General Practiceu are au.
thority. The Chief Judge of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, in the opinion from which colleapue
judgments by the Marine Cour,, General Term, Tor
which no reasons In wrtins were assigned. 1t Is only
May, 1875 that an order OF the Marine Couri,
General Term. reversing Judgment and oraerIug "a
new irial Is appealaue to the General Term OF The
Court oil Common Pleas, and follows, as necessary
deduction tuut contest OF this Kind could ROT come
boore Chief Justice Day's court during the long
time that he has been u reviewing Judge. How does
he know that the judges Of tho court below omitted
any part oil their duty
Sinco july, 1870 opinions have been written and
hicd In the clerks Office Of the Marine Court IN all
important cases held tor consideration apprisng tho
parties III interest o Tue reasons ana autnortcs ior
the decisions. These opinions, however, are not
sdcred part oi the record appeal sent 10 the
Common Pleas, and being considered not essential,
attorneys AVOID the expense OF unnecessary printing
Until May, 1875, tho appeal allowed 10 the Common
Pleas on objections specified IN the notice of ap.
peal as in district court cases. aud very often
obections which had not been raised or brought TO
the n0icc Of the Marine Court General Term Ii has
been pei haps MISUNDERSTANDING Oh the pnrt OF the
Bar that the Court Of Common Pleas considers
appeal IRON the Marine Court as new original matter,
and that the Common Pleas JUDGES are pound 10
slider nothing except the technical judgment roll and
anu exceptions.
Had the learned Chief Judge, VINO crticisos er
CATHEDRAL enforced TIA: rule OF tue Court OF Appeals
and General Term oil the Supreme Court, that ap
peant should print the opinions below as par, OF the
appeal papers, the Court OF Common Pleas would
been bound TO take Judicial notice that Messrs
Alkcr, Spauldins, Howand. Gross and Joach msen
took professional pride IN assigning reasons Tor
their decisions quito as much either OF the two
judges specially mentioned by Cnief Justice Daiy. IL
Is worthy Ot remark that tho compliant OF want OF
written opinions la the General form OF tho Marine
Court should come from source other than the par
ties itigans who arc tho persons directly Interested
tho supposed omission. MUKRIS GOODHARI.
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LOSSES DURING A RIOT.

motion was made in the Supreme Court, Kings
county, before Judge Pratt yesterday, tho matter
Of the SUIT Of Robert Moore and others against tho
Switzerland Mutual Marine Insurance Company, to
recover S7,5S4. Tho plaintiffs, who are cotton bro
Kcrs asked to remove the to the nited States
District Court on the ground that tho defendants
wore u foreign corporation. rne planuTs' claim Is
based on u poncy issued by doiendauts, covering
certain cotton which was destroyed by tho
rioters al Pttsburg during the labor riots IN
July last For the deience II held that they were
not liable the property destroyed IN period
Of domestic insurrection Much interest Is fet in tue
result OF this trial. which Is regarded As sort OF test
case, which Will de;ornine the question OF tho re-
sponsib.ity OF the insurance companies for the de-
structon Of insured property In tho time OF riots.
Justice Pratt granted the motion to transfer tho
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ELEAZER AYEES' ESTATE.

Notion for the appointment OF a receiver was mado
yesterday. In the Supreme Court, Kings county, be-
fore Justice Pratt, by the counsel Tor Mrs. Mary v.
Ayrcs widow OF tho late Eleazer Ayrcs. who died in
May, 1877. leaving estate worth $780, QUO. Coun-
sellor Shandy, who appeared for the plaintiff said that
Mr. Ayres had prepared a will conveying the property
to HIS vile, but tnat he had died before 1t had
beon signed. The defendants IN the suit, David s.
Ayres and others, who are bcirs-at-iaw Then took
possession of tho property and they were now
iecting, counsel said about 5000 month in routs,
whereas II was alleged the plaintiff had received
any Of the proceeds Tho piaintn, II was set forth,
was In an almost destitute condition, and was de-
pendent upon her relatives for support. Though she
WIS entitled to her third the defendants, Il was
alleged, were giving no accounting Tor tho
they were making Of the estate part OF which latter
is IN brooklyn.
For the defendants, tho counsel on the other side
said that the estate encum bered and that they
were protecting il IRON foreclosure. There
$l 800 owing on the Brooklyn property ana SIS, 900
on the New YORK property.
the Judge took the papers and resorved his decison
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. IL, 1873.
The following is the Court OF Appeals motion caen.
tuesday, January Ii, 1S7S-No. 372 10 re Val.
entine; No. 373 IN re Ltman; No. 374, Ia 70 Brook
lyn, &c, Railroad
Tue following ~ the General Calendar for Tuesday
January Is, ST8:-Nos. l, 2, t. 6, z 8, IL and l3.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The receipts in tho City Hall departments during
the past week have been AZ tollows:-Departmeut CT
Public Works. $15 100 90; Mayors Marshal, $S0S IS;
Collector ot Assessments Gilon, 81, ,44O.
The Commissioners Of Accounts state tnat their re-
port as TO receipts anu expenditures OF excise
Will not be ready until the latter part OF next week.
some hftcen temporary CLERKS IN the Office OF the
Receiver OF Taxes have just been removed.
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. II, 1878.
The following Is tho correct day calendar OF the
General Term, Supreme Court, for Monday, January
II. ls7S:Nos a. l0o o, 81. 81 ~ 49, u.s. l22 z, III,
Al. 80, 81 and 73
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In the matter OF Foster.-wrt Of habeas corpus dis
charged see opinion.
BY Judge Larremorc.
Meias. JE, w. McManus.-Findings settled and
Judgment ordered.
MARINE CoURr-sPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Sheridan.
Chase vs.. The Union stone Company.-Motion for
extra allowance granted
Packer VS. WStson.-Judgment vacated.
Haberman va. Observation-Disclosures dism issea
Epstein vs. Samuels; Jewell vs. Chandor.-Motons
granted.
Burdlcx VS. Banker-Motion for leave to reply
OConnoll vs. Hastings. directing pay IN ent
OF money.
Anderson VS.. McHugh.-John f. Smith appointed
receiver.
The Union National Bank OF Railway n. j., Vs..
DISQUALIFICATION for commission granted.
Celer vs. Hewsen.-Order Tor reargument granted.
Lessner vs. Lowitski; Ranitser VS. Murdock; Marks
bertson; Ash VS.. Light; Stanl VS. Cockerili; White
vs. Suzer; The Femaie Christians Home va Poi
sck.-Orders granted.
BY Judge McAIam.
PhGnix Insurance Company va Church.-Findings
and request 10 ind 1led.
Draper Va Chase Manufacturing Company. .--Objcc-
tion to complaint sustained, with liberty 10 piain f
to apply Special Term for endInent thereof on
payment OF $40 costs.
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS AT THE BAR.
Captain Alexander :. Williams and Omcer William
Nohr were before Judge Otterbourg yesterday alter
noon al tho Fifty seventh Street Police Court TO an
swer the charge Of assault and battery preferred
Tue examination was set down for Tuesday, At half
past three.
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JUDGE CONNOLLY's WILL.

Argument heard, yesterday, before Surrogate
CALVIN on an application by Mr.. John McKcon, counsel
Tor tho contestants Of tho will Of tho late Judge Con-
molly allowance by the Court Of the actual dis
bursen,ents by contestants counsel Mr. Clinton op.
posed on benaf OF tho proponents alleging that the
uelay in the settlement OF tho will mad caused con-
siderable loss TO the proponents, and that this
manifest in the shrinkage III tho value oil real estate
bequeathca by the testator. Mr.. Mckeon IN
gave tho following us the estimate OF the value Of the
property at the time Of the death OF Judge Connolly
ana ITS present vaue:-Forty-hrst street property,
former value $40 900 and present valuc $35 900; FIJI
Iieth property, former vaue Sl4 000 pres
vauo $12 000 Fifty.thrd street properly former
value $24 900 present value $l4 000 Fifty fourth
street property, iormGr value S32, 900 present
value $32 900 The Surrogate reserved his decision,
GOVERNOR TILDEN'S INCOME TAX.
The argument In the OF the United States vs. s.
" Tilden, demurrer, in tho action brought re.
cover unpaid income tax from the defendant, was be.
lore Judge Batchord yesterday, in the United States
District Court. Mr. Cummings, Of the firm of Wander
poei, Green II Cummings, appied for an adjournment
tho ground OF Mr.. Vanderpocps engagement In tho
Eric Railroad case, which was now being heard the
United States Courts Judge Blatchiord SAID he did
not think that this sufficient excuse, but under
the circumstances he would adjourn until Sat.
urday, District Attorney Woodford did object 10
the adjournment.
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IN THE MEsHEs OF THE LAW

Few men In n struggle for freedom have mot with
more legal entanglements than Peter Reuter- For
eighteen months he had been in Ludlow Street Jail
Tor non-payment Of alimony 10 his wife In a suit
brought by her for divorce. A few days ago he was
released from this by order OF Judge Davis OF the
Supreme Court, the ground that he was unable TO
comply with the prccept to pay the aIimony, for
compliance with which he was imprisoned, and that
his longer detention with Wow to compel comp.
anco would DO useless aud oppressive. With this re.
suit Peter becomingly gratided; but just as no
thought he WAS about to breathe the air of free.
dom again ho was informed that ho still held
under a requsition issued by Governor Dix IN
out writ OF habeas corpus, which made returna-
bic before Judge Barrett in supreme Court, Cham.
bers. yesteEday. The requsition on which the pris
William Leary, who represented the District Attor.
noy. when appeared upon its face that II had been
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

LVNEUI SAIE
II BENJAMIN y. FAIRCHILD, Auctloneer
will sell ON TUESDAY. l5sh, at 10 A. M.,
AT karls Grrmania PARK,
on 1f1th and i4sth sts., near 81 av
all the furniture and Fixtures cd therein.
consisting ofblack walnut Tables Ihairs
Counters, Mirrors. Chandeliers Scenery. &c
Also
large OfchestriOn
For account Of MARTIN sCHWAUER Executor.
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COAsrWlsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIfIC NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT srEAX
SHIP LISE.

For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA. AUsTR ALA. NEW
ZEALAND BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON. &C.,
sailing from pier foot OF Canal ST.. North River
For SAN FKANCiSCO. via ISTHMuS OF PANAMA
Ste Aulship CRESCENT CITY. Wednesday. Januxry 10
connecting for Ceutrx America aud south Pacific ports
From SAN FRANCISCO 10 JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamship CITY Of TOXIC Friday. February
From SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship CITY OF SYDNEY ...... Mon1ay January ~
For freight passage apply At the company. orise.
u Bowling Green New York.
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BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

Dean Stanley sailed for England yestsr-
day.
Mr.. Bslthazer Jacotin, 3 French Senator
accused Of cheating at cards, has been con-
strained to resign. .',.
Ex:President Grants reception on Tues
day by King Alfonso at the palace, Id Mad.
rid, was most coreisl. .Na
Alexander Smith died on Tuesday at
Yonkers, N. Y, before the votes had been
counted which elected him to Congress,
The negotiations between the Vatican
and Russia have been suspended, as the
attitude of Russia affords no hope Of Q sat
isfactory result.
Michael Farrell was on Tuesday sentenc-
I'd to BE- hung on January 11th, In Quebec,
for shooting Conway, neigAbor, on the
railway track, which crossed bis land, be-
cause he left fence open after passing
through.
Republican Governors were on Tuesday
elected in New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Nebraska, Kansas and Pennsyl-
vania. The Democratic candidates were
elected in Delaware, South Carolins, Ten
nesses and Texas.
A Norwegian whaler which has returned
from the Arctic Ocean, reports that off
Nova Zembla she was boarded by TWO pi>
latical Russian sclooners and robbed Of
everything portable.
The Paris Evenemsnt says that dnel
williprobably take place betw cen NJ. Paul
de Cassagnac and M Marion, members OF
the Chamber of Deputies, in consequence
Of dispute in the Chamber yesterday.
The Brooklyn Eagle, (Dem.) says the
election in that city yesterday was decid-
ed Republican victory. The Republican
nominees for Sheriff, Comptroller and City
Auditor were elected by msjorities ranging
from 900 to 1000.
The snow storm at Vienna on Sunday
last was very heavy. All the railways snd
telegraph lines in that section are inter-
rupted. Thousands of telegraph poles
were prostrated. The parks and trees in
the city were greatly injured. The snow
lies several feet deep. The storm extended
throughout Austria.
The returns from the Nevada election
are meagre, The tickets were much
scratched, and it is difficult to form an
opinion as to the result, but it seems proba.
bic that the Republicans have elected theil
State ticket, while the Democrats are likely
so have majority in the Legislature. The
Congressman are in doubt.
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MEDICAL.
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Byits great and thorough blood-pnrifyine pro,o,.
ties DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery CI'ra.
40 hamers from the wors. scrosas % eemmoa Gatss
Mineral Poisons, and their effects are eradiSstss
and vigorous health and sound constitution estsS.
lished. Erysipelas, Galtsheum, Fever Eorea Scai
or Rough Skin, in short all diseases caused By bas
blood. are CONQUERED BY this powerful, purifying and
Especially has il manifested its potency in cur,rs
letter, Rose Rash, Boils, CaSbuneloaI Sore FtsSs
ss,sfsiss. s: See % .sS lHS sxs1e.c WIiss ssslSs
II you EEL dall. drowsy, debilitated, have sallov
color Of skin, or yellowish-brown spots on fscs or
body frequent headache or dizziness bad taste Gr N
mouth, Internal heat Or chills atsrnsted with hos
tonno yoa are
Ierpid Liver, or Riiiouaness In many cs,eS aUa a
vLiver Complaint only part Of these symptoms ass ~
sxperlenesd AS % %ren9dy for q! such cases, d.
It effects perfect and radical cured 'S~4' ~
In the cure Of BrDnshitiA Severe Coughs, and tha
early stages OF Consumption 1t has astonlshed tbs
medical faculty, and eminent physicians prolouncs
It the greatest medical discovery Of the age Whis
it cures the severest Coughs strengthens he sy.
and purt1es the blood. Sold BY druggists ''A-
r. ". PIERCE, M. D., Prop'r, Worlds Disponu,v
and 1nvalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. \.
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CHERIFF SALE,

SHERIFF SALE,
BY virtue of q writ of Plus evari Facias 10
me directed, will be exposed To Pubic sale
at he Lafay cite Hotel. 84l Rbipley street,
Kept by John J. Dongherty, in the city o'
SATURDAY, the leth Gay of November, A,
D.. 1878, at 2 O'Clock p: m.
The following described req estate viz;
All that certain lot piece or parcel of land
situate in the city of Wilm pgton afore.
wit: Beginning at point In The easterly
side of Spruce street between Eishth and
Tay lor sire is at The distance of "a feet 8
| inches frcln the northerly side of Eighth
street at line of lands Of the estate OF
amuel McCaul ey, da' eased, numbered OIL
| SS, 50 aau 90, thence with lint Of said land
| easteriy parallel with Eighth street 80 feet
| 10 lire OF lar d sold and c,nve, ed to Sam
uel W. McCaulley. thence no' therly along
lin of Samuel W. Nc aulleV and land
Of Joseph Laffefty parallel with spruce
street 81 feet to sake in line of land
sold to Jacob .. Weiuin, thence with tht
same westerly parallel with 8th 50 feet h
the AFORESAID side of spruce, street. auo
| thence Herewith southerlv IL feet to tn.
place Of beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may. e.u,. .,lg.... ..''
Also all that certain lot of land situated
III the said city Of Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows to wit; Begin.
ming at the easterly side Of .Kirkwood
| street between Seventh and k.ishth street
at the distance Of Ill feet from the south.
eriy sioe OF eighth street, thence eastery
and parallel to Eighth st est85 feet 3inches
TO Q corner. thence northerly and parallel
to Klrs wood street 81 feet to q corner,
thence westerly and parallel to the first
mentioned line and kignrh street IS feet
IA inches 10 the afors said sasterly side
If Kirkwood street. and the Lee thereb,
southerly 81 70 the place OF ofbsginning be the
contents thereof what they may,
seized ard taken IN eAecutlon as the
property of Solomon ]. Horn, and Geo,pt
Leonard, George H. Johnson, feteI b
Collins and Il. Leper, t. {, q, and to be sold
by
ISAAC aRUBB, Sheriff. |,
Shdrif-s Office New Castle Oct. s6 1878
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candidates s'by about the usual majority"
Ihe new Congressional delegation IL solidiy
as ut present.
rlNNlssgE VERY DEMOCRATIC.
In Tennessee, Judge Albert 8. Marks, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, has
been elected BY probably 10000 plurality,
having . clear msjority over the Republican
and Greenback candidates combined. The
now have 2 Congressman ont
of 10 but they have certainly lost one seat
and possibly the other also.
MISSOURI MORE DEMOCRATIC THAN EVER.
Missouri voted for several State officers,
but not for Governor. yesterday. There
were three full tickets In the hpld, and the
democratic was succsssful, the returns be-
ing too incomplete to make any estimate OF
the plurality. The new Legislature will be
largely Democratic, and the remainder Of
The late Senator Bogy's term will be filled
by q Democrat, al we'll ss the full term
beginning March 4, 1879. David h. Arm
strong, Democrat, now holds the seat by ap-
pointment of the Governor. The Democrats
kA re gained three Cougressmen IN ct. Louis
aud have probably carried the 10th district
also, thus making the new delegation solid!y
Democratic. The present delegation stands
4 Republicans TO Democrats.
MINNESOTA REPUBLICAN.
Minnesota voted for Judge of the Su
preme Court and State Auditor, the Re-
publican candidates being successful accord
ing to the incomplete returns now at hand.
The Republicans have also secured both
branches OF the Legislature and all three OF
the Congress men, as at present.
MICHIGAN TRIUMPHABTLY ngPUBLIcAN
Charles M. Crosswell, the Republican
candidate for Governor In Michigan, has
been reelected by about 5000 plurality.
The Greenback vote appears to have about
equalled that Of the Democrats, but the
two Greenbsck candidates for Congress
whose election was regarded as certain
have been defeated, aud the new delegation
will be solidly Republicans gain of one
Congressman.
ILLINOIS IN DOUBT.
Illinois voted yesterday fos State Treas
urer and Superintendent of Schools. The
iesult is In doubt at this writing, but the
Republicans clain to have elected their
State ticket, and to have secured control OF
the new State Legislature, which will elect
q United States Senator to succeed Richard
j. Oglesby, Republican, whose term expires
on March 4, 1879, The last Legislature,
which elected Judge Davis to the Senate,
atood, On joint ballot. 10l Republicans, %
Democrats, and Independents. The pro
sent Congressional delegation stands II
Republicans to Democrats, and the Re-
publicans have certainly held their own,
with possible gain of two members.
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No use Of taking the large. repnlsive, nauseouspa
Somposed Of cheap csae ans Saky .s
Beine entirely vegetable 10 particular care . r.
quired while using them: They operate without d..
For jaundice, Headache, Censtipstion, Impure
Rlooa. Pain In The sho.lderA Tehtncss Of the C1st
Tssfe IN ne Mouth, Blious attackA Pain IN region
q Wdneys. Internal Fever. Bloated feeling about
Stomach, Rush Of Bleod to Head. take DE- Pfetes!
remedjal power Of these Purgative Pellets over %
great variety Of may &c saa that ~ sss
risnd or tiasue escaping their aanative impree A@
does not impair The. properties q these Pslls!.
They are suEar.coated and inciosed IN gass notpa
any length Of time in any climate 20 that they ,E
always fresh and reliable. This is not the csss WIN
FOR all diseases where Laxative. Alternative q
Pareative, q Indicated, these little Pellets Wy ga
the most perfect eatisfaction. eold By dxuegis6
r. nv VT 'PffERCE, Nj. D., PRorsn, Worlds Dispeniag
and InyalidT Hotel, Buffalo, n Y.
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dwellings through hole in the loof and
when person becomes 50 fat that he cam
not get In, he is regarded as an outlaw.
Had this system been adopted in the
United States, the "out-lawsn could not
hsve made more active demand for AL.
lan's Ant,-Fat than now exists. Hnndi eds
who had lived In constant fear OF sudden
death have, BY Its use, been reduced to q
comfortable living weight. The Anti-Fat
is purely vegetable and pes15oe1y hasgn-
less. Sold by ati druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
CARVER MUST LOOK OUT.

A countryman, having upon his shoulder
an old-fashioned hint and steel rife, reach
ed Hswkinsville, Ca, last Saturday, en-
route to the stste Fair in Macon, where he
expected to engage in . shooting match
with the famous DR.. Carver, the most re-
moved shot In the world.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
4 MYSTERY CLEARED.

u.
A special from Asbury Park, Nd, Nov.
s, says:
The excitement consequent upon the dis
eoyery Of q wounded man in the woods nesr
Halfway House yesterday has subaided, IL
having been fosnd.hat therswas no foul play
The two men, Cook and White, both of Mon
mouth Beach, started for Shark River. A.
ter leaving White there Cook started home,
and his horses becoming frightened ran
away. Cook was thrown violently to the
ground among some stones, one Of which
inflicted the wound in his. neck. After being
removed to Long Branch, and receiving
medical attendance, he recovered sufficieLt-
ly to exonerate White. His injuries are of
such nature as to make bis recovery sx-
tremely doubtful.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
N. s. r. A.

The Moral Suasion Reform Association
will give select entertainment this even
ing at their room, Third and K ng streets
Mr.. james Fl. Crabb will read some choics
literary selections. Ten little girls, pupils
of Mr.. Crabbs school, who are known a,
the "Daisey Singers will sing some Of
their delightful glee songs. Admission, 10
cents.