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which in richness OF conception and brillisncy OF
expression. were never surpassed by any OF the
Tom Dorr resolutions of the Pewter Mug But
they were all ecIpsed by set from Mnisink
this morning There were bat continuous string
Of epiihets about School and State Royal Mas
ters'' &c &c &c SEAcoRD, the member from that
County out Mnisinked Minisink in his comments
thereon He said the Common School System was
q libel on the laws OF God"-that County Super
intendents were too contemplate 10 be allowed in
decent society" sc. &c. The resolutions were al
last sent TO the Orange delegation, and we shall
soon have report ecpsing every other produc-
ton in the English language, Gen. Fonda's Flag.
Staff Report always excepted.
Birthday of Wnshipgtou-The New Capital of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
New. ORLEANS. Feb. 23d, 1916.
Yesterday Sunday being the anniversary OF the
birth of Washington, celebrated by the militia
ly who turned gu, in great splendor and proceeded
out of town where they engaged in a shani-hght,
and concluded with feast of the proceeds of the
slaughter By the butchers the day previous. The day
was mos, mild and serene In town the streets looked
80 though the churches might be full, had the ouoi
ROWE events drawn of the floating population. Today
the holiday will be celebrated by the ruoc SCHOOLS
in the Unitarian Church. Rev Mr.. Capps) Great az
tenton is paid the OF general education, the
schools being considered superior TO many OF those at
the North.
Il ia supposed that Baton Rouge will be the Capital Of
his State The lower House having declared in favor OF
that place and as is the second town OF Importance in
the STATE There are. with small population, four
churches a court house and peEitentary. Tine State
fairs held there and also The Chief conventions re!-
gous and political Il derives its name red STICK from
the Circumstance that in an early period o. our history
party OF Indians fell upon the settlers killing them ALL
and having dipped baton in the blood oil their victims
set il up az mnemouca warning TO the French. The
problem whether those who live by the sword will per.
.Ordp nazh per
men whose descendants wander among US picking up
scspty living by the proceeds Of the hunt basket maxim
and ground sarsairas leaves wnicn WIN Few oyster
s made into an excellent and avorte dish called Sumoo
They appear OF low strata Of chronological develop.
ment their unutored minds generally seeing the God OF
their dolaty in clouds oftooacco smoke Inc
regulations DO not extend their authority the red
man in his alcoholic alterations They hang the bottle
III the empty market house and dance al random while
Recorder in Judgment over at least one dozen per
f.y of white men, who msrched down 20 his ohce
two by two with locked arms
serious accident occurred yesterday the Levee
Whilst Dr. Even of Louisville and lady accompanied by
their little daughter. about TO embark on BOARD tue
steamer Ben franklin and had reached the foot Of the
staging reaching down from The wharf 10 the ooat an
awkward, vilanous draymsn simply crying looh
out let cask OF sugar roll down the STAGING on u Tue
child VINO Ged In fifteen minutes AFTER The fellow has
The Couou market Is decidedly quiet prices being il
ANYTHING a little easier. Tobacco is hrm sugar. Molas
SEES and Flour being firm and If any thing little on the
rise This being Monday do not give the particulars oil
the Markets, Saturday TRANSACTION reaching you oeioe
the receipt OF NINE fRoFEsSoA'
t5T- Mr.. Whitney's entertainment at Williams
bureh sst evening well attended, Notwithstanding
the nclenency of the weather. Mr.. MarshalPs Tenn
perance Pledge" the Rum Maniac EnnoDling Recollec
tons of Mr. Clay and the specimens Of Hoosier Oratory
were much applauded. On Monday evening NJ. w. re-
peats his entertainment He will shortly give series In
this city, which cannot fail of being literally patronzed
Mr.. COUGH IL VIRGINIA.-From a commune
Gated article In the Richmond Compiler learn that
Mr. Coughs discoursng the ruinous evil OF intemper
apce has been attended in Fluvsnpa County, by signal
evidence of power. Mr. Ballard. the keeper OF the Pal
nyra Hotel resolved, after hearing Mr. g. to sell ntox
eating liquors more and at once closed bis bar to the
unspeakabe amazement the article says Of the habitua
topers who stood by.
Law Courts.
SUPERIOR CorRr-Before Judge Oakley.-Strachan g.
Scot, VS.. Small Williams & Co-Action 10 recover the
amount of drafts, referred 10 yesterday 'efoe'
Eranas Wheaton vs. Small Williams & Co.-This was
action draft of $500. the points OF which are
nearly similar the other and which payments had
been made Verdict for plaintiff, 1909 90. For plain
tiff Messrs E. Sanford and Raymond e. Clark. For de.
PENDANTS Dir. F. B. Cutting and Messrs. Hurout &
Johnson
Charles " GrGAcus, Jr vs. Ne York and Erie Railroad
Co-Mr G. with number of other gentlemen. were
employed BIZ Gen yman general agent OF the Company
TO canvass the various wards for subscriptions 10 the
stock &c The present action, which was tried once
before is brought 70 recover salary a, 81 per day from
Oct ls4l 10 April. 1912 being about $3.50. nonsuit
was asked for on the ground that Cen Lyman, and not
the Company liable It appeared that the President
of the sub-agents being employed and that they
expected pay from the Company The question Is how
the knowledge and OF the President could bind
the Company. Decision this forenoon. For piainnH
Messrs Dana Leonard For defendant Messrs Bloom
field & Cowes.
John r. Mcrse,is vs. John Buckhout ct. al.-Acton of
,rover TO recover quantity Of groceries formerly in
store of plaintiff of Greenwich and Hammond
Gart nd
sold by latter 70 defendants Demand had been made
A nonsut asked for and granted. For plaintiffs
Messrs Dean and Allen for defendants, Messrs sayre
and Brady
Peter T. Marselis vs. sams-Ths is is similar action
brought TO recover portion of the groceries sold under
the mortgage by Mr. H. to defendants Mr. P T NJ claim
ing to have owned them TO be continued tnis lore
poon.
CouRr OF CoMMoy PLEAs-Before Judge Daly-Cor
nelius MulHgan VS. The " Y. Ei5anan Beneroie' Bar.
al Society-Ac,on oy member Of Benefit Society to
recover $50 asserted 20 be due him under the BY Laws
the Society for allowance while sick 10 weeks al 50
per week This Is the nrst action of the kind ever
brought court Of law in this city where MEMBER OF
Benevolent Society sued Tor weekly allowance. DIR.
Wiring counsel for the defendant contendec TOR non
sui. on the ground ls that the plaintiff was not entitled
70 the claim he in debt 10 inc Society a. the lime
OF becoming sick Tor three months which prohibi
Ted hin from being entitled TO the benefits OF the socie
" ID that the member of Benefit Society cannot sue
for allowance the Society cannot sue Elm Tor dues
the remedy being by bill in Chancery where the Cham
cellor If officers shown 10 De IN the wrong VII!
make said officers pay the costs out Of their own pockets
and compel the Society TO pay what is due 3D. that per-
n,rng such suit TO come into Court OF law would
excite overwhelming litigation and create costs to the
Societies than they could bear, &c. The costs OF
me present suit Will probably be than double the
amount OF claim The Court considered tha: mem Der
OF Bench: Society has righ. 10 bring action ano re-
fused the for ncu-su!r On behalf Of psntit II
was SHOWN that after becoming sick ne sent by one OF
the sick committee dollar 10 pay arrears, and also
written notice. as required by the bylaws OF MS sick
ness such handed 70 the Secretary at its
nexr regular meeting the committeeman being directed
by the Secretary 70 visit the plaintiff which &c did The
case will be continued ca Monday. For plaintiff, Mr.
Mulock for defendants Mr. James Z. Whining.
Fllicr- H. Biuadora vs.. ResTy Decker.-Actcn 10 re-
cover wages referred yesterday The Jury did not
consider the defence OF piantiH having deprived oe
fendan, OF money &c 10 nave been proved BY the ev
Gence. Verdict Tor plaintiff $50.
M.zrSr Couar-Bsfore Judge Snlth.-Jo6E GTtTTLa