New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE uIrpDrR Ar CLOSTER.

The iury impanclled bv Coroner Tavor 10 inquire
into the death Of Daniel W Cole, VINO was i" 'n.a
diving at Chester. n - on tiuay
afternoon They had looked at the place where
Cole was found. had visited his late home, ana
had listened TO Dr. Crary' VINO e9p,alneu 10 tn' nf
how death had been caused by clot OF
blood COMPRISING the BRAIN several WltheSSes
were present. and as far as anyone knew tnrre wa
mn reason why the inquest should not he held. But
il vas not. After considerable delay, the question
of an adjournment was proposed. Just AT ths tiIlg
the afternoon express train Tor New, YORK Wlistion
for the CloStcr depot. The noise produced suuuon
and marked effect. The Coroner seized his nat anu
fairly flew down the stairs, and had got Oh .lio
train before II had come to standstll nc mis bon
lowed bv some of the witnesses, and IN less tnc n
IL takes TO write the story the room was 0N"tofj
Afterward ii WAS gwen out that the INQUIRY 49,
begin tomorrow at o'clock, although TWO th,
who wanted something done III ONCE "0Ni"iNN ~
they would not he present - :. ooro
The people I'm 1 loster do not appear 10 care
whether or not anyone is pulSneu Iol tr said
their townsnan. Chief OF Ponce NeSterIeII saiu
that nothing being done TO ioIOW tnc .I .i
and that nothing wouid be done 20 allcs1 o .t
until after the jury returned "a Nerdlcl no ildV';l
how much delay there was. When Vcrllct Is
brought ill., If Is thought II VIII be ono oil accideh'a
death Several OF the Jurymen s2ld YESTERDAY VIZ
they believed Cole had fallen ana injured himself
and that no murder had been committed. Ii maze
no difference to them that two doctors eXpresseu
the opinion that under the circumstances IL Was
impossible TO call 1t an accident and that oioW
must have been struck. lhe funeral OF Colo VIA
take place this afternoon. -, IL,
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sand Yesterday: " The cause OF death was eAtr"Va-
sated blood permeatlEg the whole OF the leI, ncu'
spheIe of the brain, forming rs large cot as vas
posslb!e The SKULL was not fractured. dcath ptIHS
caused by tine Conclusion Of "A very severe pow l
shalt go before the jury and TESTIFY that su'h an III
jury my opinion Is impossible IRON 1aiI sucn do
a drunken man WOuld meet with. The Otnel organs
of the body as far as l examined, were In hoiHiai
condition.. , -, -.
Herman IIibach and Herman Colbert the two
tramps arrested in jersey lily, were SeCn yesterday
by persons from ClOstor, who 4. once sdld lhat IVY
were not the two men suspected OF causing 'HV
dea,h of Cole The ClOSter trampS are lfSn while
those arrested in Jersey Gay are Germans LIE
prisoners, however, Will be held until Tomorrow
TIE PEACH MARKET YESTERDAY.
The best peaches sent to the market yesterday
were from the Ncw-JeTscy orchards. The large
white peach. the Old Nixon variety. were especially
fine The early CTawfOrdS, also from NcW-JcIsey.
were unusually large and tempting; Inc ony ones
commanded much favor were the smOckS. these
were Of medium size, nut exceedingly urn ana
drv They were bought chiefly for canning. There
were sixty carloads OF peaches received from Del
aware and MarIan YESTERDAY. Inc seconds"
sold at an average of 30 cents a basket. There
were some "hr>ts' thIt brought from 20 cents to
81 a basket, and few snOCks that were taken AT
al 80. There were eighty cars on the NcW-JeiSey
peach train, and some OF TINS fruit was remarkably
line. Some of the best OF ihcn were sofa TO BROAD
WAY dealers at - a basket. Inc average pl4ccs
were seconds 90 10 - cents, hrSts" 10 cents 70
81 % and extras" from > % 20 - basHet. The
demand was very brisk. al OF the smocAs that
were offered were taken at good prices
Promi 4cut receivers think that the season Will
last until OCTOBER /. The shipments from Maryland
and Delaware have fallen OH greatly already. Ne
weld OF the NtW-JcrSey orchards has surpassed the
exucctatlouS OF the growers. The continued dry
season has mad "A good influence upon Tie tIut. 1t
has improved III color hrmneSs and SIZE. Some Of
the cOlslgnnents have been regarded aS superior TO
ANYTHING that has been received IRON Delaware or
MARYLAND tins year. The tIult that matured late
has had a better flavor than that winch was earlier
The time for low prices has passed, but the supply
Will be sufficiently abundant TO hecp them reason
able. The crop has far exc cded the Gtcul atoms
mace at ne ucp. Ilur OF the season. Instead of
snort and unprOAlapic season the yield has been on
the whole good. Both growers and receivers eX-
pressed gTacaticu Yesterday at The results Oh ther
operations 50 lar.
ROBBERY OF TWO IhIHH IMMIGRANTS.
Detective SchmttJcrgcT. of the Iwenly-nlnth
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