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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-25

these gentlemen, are used for covering
cords with silk and gold thread, which, by
proper adjustment, produce pattern on
the surface of the cord, and are so perfect
in their construction as to require but little
overlooking, for if single thread should
break the machinery instantly stops. The
manufacture of military ornaments forms
a department., these articles being manu-
factured by them ON larger scale than by
any other house in this country. Female
labor is employed by them to a large eX-
tent in the weaving and making-up de-
partments One of the most ingenious
contrivances used is the jacquard Looms, y
by which they are enabled TO weave figures
and designs almost equal to first class
engraving. We were presented with fac
sitnic of their building woven in silk,
which in itself seems a perfect prodigy
This is done by means of card with the
proper design upon it, in which holes are
perforated where each change of the thread
is to occur, and the card is placed on top of
the loom. The manner i'm which this
works seems almost magical, for as the
shuttle flies to and fro, the design begins to
appear, and then soon comes the entire fig
IRE to be represented the perforated card
moving all the time. The Messrs. Horst
mann have the honor of being the first to
introduce this loom in this country.
After having gone through all the rooms
in the factory, beholding the ingenuity
presented in the establishment, we were
shown into the sales-room, where the goods
were packed up for jobbers, labelled for de-
livery. Produced in the highest style of
the art, we saw upholstery goods, regalia
carriage trimmings, military goods, ladies
dress trimmings, sashes, scarfs, flags masks,
theatrical goods, hosiery, &c, &c, piled up
until it really seems to us as if the whole
country could be amply supplied from this
one establishment. 1t is worth trip TO
Philadelphia, if for nothing else but to visit
this establishment.
We are going, if we can find time, to Wis
it still Others Of the large and successful
manufactures in this city. This country
exhibits an unmistakablc evidence of what
can be brought out by establishing and fos-
tering manufacturing interests. When we
of the South can be brought to properly APP
preciate these branches of industries, we
may then begin to acquire wealth, but
while we grovel along in the old ruts, pur-
suing the same course our honest old dad
diesn did a hundred years ago, we may eX-
pect poverty and hard times and richly
merit the wages of our folly.
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
A BarreI Of Ale Dursts i'm "a saloon and AL
most Kills the BarIeeper.

Tuesday morning, distressing accident oe-
CURED at the bar of Coopers Billiard saloon
on Cav street whereby the barkeenor Mr. Holm
Stumpf better known bv the soubriouot of
Dover" was
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.
The facts as we learned them are about as fol-
lows; About six o'clock, Mr.. Sturnpf entered
the room and attempted to move a barrel of ale.
for the purpose of setting it behind the bar.
when
THE BARREL BURsTEp
with sharp report, rendng the head asunder
and sending the larper norton with almost tho
force of cannon shot, TO the ceiling, knocking
of the plaster and starting A plank from the
floor of the Press and Herald iob room, Tho
other fragments struck Mr.. Stunpf in the face
BREAKrNo ms UPPER JAW HONE
in two places knocking out one of his front
teeth and loosening the Others. lacerating the
roof of his mouth in a shocking manner. and
tore its wav through the sphenod bone frac-
turing his nose. and throwing him 10 the floor
with
GREAT VIOLENCE.
y colored boy was in the billiard hall at the
time, and heard Mr.. s. move the barrel and
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WASHINGTON.
Indian Chiefs 10 Meet Red Cloud i'm wash
ingtOn.

WASHINGTON, May PA dozen In
dian chiefs, including Spotted Trail, Swift
Bear, Fast, Best and Yellow Horn, are
coming here, at the suggestion of Parker,
the Indian Commissioner, to meet Red
Cloud, the hostile Indian chief They left
Sioux City on Friday.
Gov. Bullock has addressed a letter of
ten pamphlet pages to the Senators and
Representatives in Congress who sustain
the reconstruction acts, in reply to the
speech of Senator Ferry, and the charge of
the Judiciary Committee that he paid ex-
orbitant prices to the Washington ehroni-
cLe for certain publications.
The President nominated II. a. Bar
than, of North Carolina, Consul to Tam
pico; and G. ID. Smith a. Collector of the
sth District of Virginia.
Commander GILES was ordered to duty
as Lighthouse Inspector of the 4th Dist
rict.
The steamer Benicia has arrived from
Janerio. All on board are well. II
encountered in latitude one hundred and
longitude twenty-four, two earthquakes,
| followed by heavy meteOrs.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
NASHVILLE.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
The Mineral Home r. R. Investigation.
The Charge of Corruption Denied.
Legislature Exercised on the subject.
DR.. Morrow Elected state Treasurer.

Special Dispatch TO the Chronicle.l
NASHVILLE, May 23-l0:40 p. Mn
the Senate, Mr.. Nelson rose toa question of
privilege, quoted the card from the CHRoN-
ICLE over the name of John Baxter, inn
putting that the Railroad Investigation
Committee were bribcd and bought up,
and he denied the charge challenged an
Investigation of the charge made in the
CHRONICLE, and demanded that Baxter
be made To show wherein the report on
the Mineral Home Railroad was wrong
He called for proofs and names of those
bought up by corruptionists, and asked
who are the bribed members.
Nelson offered resolution calling for n
committee to investigate BaXters charge
against the Railroad Investigation Com
mittee. Adopted under suspension of the
rules.
Mr.. Clementson stated he had a letter
from John Baxter, alleging that the report
did him (Baxter) great injustice, and re-
questing II duplicate of his deposition in
the hands of the committee
Mr.. Clementson announced that he will,
tomorrow, offer Joint resolution on the
subject
Both Houses are in convention.
DIR. VIM. Morrow, of Knoxville was
elected Treasurer, and E. II. Pennebaker,
of Nashville Comptroller DAMON
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LET THE TRUTH COME.

The Nashville Banner, in speaking of
the Railroad Investigating Committee re-
port, says:
il is suggested that the committee has been
making fuss and feathers over the small roads
in hope the public would forget the others
Never was there a greater mistake. We are not
at liberty to intimate what will be tho exact ma
ture of the final report, but, when it does come,
even the partisan CHRoNIcLE will be astounded
at the extent of the frauds committed by its
party leaders while the State Government was
in their hands
The Banner and its party have had full
sweep of the State since it rode into power
last August. Why has il been threatening
this exposure for SO long? We have no
fears as to the result We have no corrup-
tions of our own to hide, andwe dc not care
TO protect others in theirs. We want "a full,
fair investigation into the management of
the Railroads and School Fund, and if the
result does not show more Democratic cor
ruption than Republican, it will be because
whitewashing is resorted to. We know
very well that if Republicans were impli-
Gated in these corruptions to the extent in
timated by the Banner, and its confede-
rates in East Tennessee. they would have
been exposed long before this.
About the time this Legislature begins
exposing corruption we shall have some-
thing to say about the imbecility mean
ness and corruption of which it has been
guilty. The Banner evidently has adviees
] from some confidential friends on the COM
mittee. We have only TO say to the Ban
ner and its committee that we are not pub
fishing paper to defend corruption and
partisanism, as ii has so zealously done for
many years, and that its report has no ter
rors for us. We promise, however, that il
the committee doesn't report both sides
we will undertake to complete its task.
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NEw-YORK.
Desertion of Thirty seIdiers-CitizensP Pur-
suing Them.

suing Them.
WEST POINT, May 23.-Thirty soldiers
of the Sapper Corps have deserted, on ac-
count of alleged harsh treatment. The
Government has offered reward of fifty
dollars each for their capture. \ large
number of the poorer citizens of West Point
have joined the soldiers in the pursuit.
NEW York, May 2S-Fhe executive Of
ficers of the Adams Express Company here
state that the report of the sale of the Geor-
gia State Road to the Company is without
foundation.
A dispatch to the New York Democrat,
from La Crosse, says the number of lives
lost by the recent fire there will exceed
fifty-men, womenand children--and that
railroad and steamboat managers are anx-
ious that the number burned and drowned
should not be known. OF the crowd OF
emigrants on board the ill-fated steamer,
few were saved.
The Albany Argus, of this morning,
makes the Democratic majority in the
State election, on the Judiciary ticket
s, 500
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Died.

We regret to announce that Mr. John Stumpf
died from the effects of his injuries this morning
at twenty minutes of one o'clock. For thirty
six hours previous he had been delirious and
required constant care TO prevent his leaping
out of thethird story window. Last nightaD.il.u
seven o'clock, he was sitting up, and we are
told made up his bed, and at that time was con-
scious and .recognized his friends. We do
not know at what hour his funeral win take
place, but presume it will be some time during
the afternoon.
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OHIO.
Action Of the Presbyterian synod.

CINCINNATI, May 2l.-The Committee
on the Signs of the Times of the General
Synod of the Reformed Presbyterians re-
ported along list of indications calling for
the mourning Of the people, including the
marriage relation and Government corrup-
ton. The question of union with the
United Presbyterian Church IL the special
order for MondaY.
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GEN. LoKesTREEr.

''A Democratic paper in Tennessee has just
discovered that Gen. Longstreet's generslship
was unworthy of the profession. This opinion
was delivered by man who was never within
sound of a battlefield, and who makes no pre-
tensions to military science. "-Atlanta Nele
Era.
The Wig now has fine opportunity to
review its war record and give the NeW
Era some points, on military science new
to Georgians. The field is a new one and
we know tho Wig with its energy and
fluency could do the subject justice 1t
IL o challenge which can not be we'll disre-
garded.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-25

AS all the grog-shops at Willimantic,
Connecticut, were closed in moment OF
anti-liquor enthusiasm, a Yankee establish-
ed a wet Equivalent Grocery" retailing
nutmegs and sugar TO his customers, and
Inviting them TO a free pull at the whisky
casR
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4 society has been formed at Paris, the
members pledging themselves to hequeath
their bodies to the medical colleges for
dissection. -
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-25

An Arkansas paper fearlesslY proelaims
that the people must be educated, even IL
every schoolhouse erected is direct blow
at the subscription list of every Democratic
paper in the State
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-25

An Indian woman in California, one
hundred years Old has declared IN o trance
that San Francisco is 10 be destroyed by
an earthquake in 1873.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-25

Schenck explains his reported Vrnark
that the tariff hin was being "rihhled To
death by pisinires," by declaring that he
said Bessemers,
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, 1870-10-13
,AMUgEMENTS.



TIC 1elfh performance Of the opera fcaSon unS
ot N.zart'h exquisite work, THE Marriage OF
Flcal",~ II u cren In Representation which vas
uui5 mtdL~1~. the music xas refreshing after
ttat of The nCer.a thus far given. The frrsh and
hcauttfal m.lc+.tcs, the nchuess OF tic tuttru-
ncn1atoa and the marvellous beauty with which
H. Ht.. ,an az - S1.ss1 Is sTsn wnsn MT
1rst RtrGn n us under The 1nsph:ea Of Parrpa-
1soaa, aEa In M.znner which made it the sen1a-
s!oa ef hcr season. tia but atuple truth to say
That Tie representation last tTeCiuN WAs
nos up 10 the ktaudsr.l OF those during
1he FAreas seukou-A fact which Ia attributable la
1la!t W = .aeE Of eLth1sIssm xtnosg The artists
lhen,se;yes, hut kn&ialy att lhutas.e to the very
ponr f1s ring Of rl,e orchestra, which cyitleutlJ
uudeT1os the work with.uf sudlcient rehearsal
Nczs1 dill not score Tor The unuaboDes IL Tits
oytsa- Il would hive bera greater rrlief, zsfAr
ss ias sEsnInSs go ts ee1eernsa Z
M ntf4 TIE orchestra seemed TO ftIl utterly IN
caschlnr the tine and say,H:a Of he Opera, thus
n, peocenk e sheS w. T'seadn9 de:sl:,si q
Y %ons s'e'1 s.n VI: :s, ss% sssss.sss .st9ea s
he tytcE when wsa onee played upon Handet. oJ
nttuplNr ait the instsumen 9. The tnftrumenta-
S,on al his opera is so inssdua1lzed, II We may
menI IL csn sffcrd TO Re faicnted Thero ras esl.
denuy ! lack Of attention in the prepafanon ot
tie orchex1ra for their work which y sexoesdsn9ly
tnfn1ft1N5
YsiriT Ureu.- although It hardly auswesed Mo-
z1ftt dirrcilons tl1At It must be pls5ed IN loar
minutes, but attcr the overture ne aecomGa-
titneuts wrrc 80 uncrrn IN time, and 70 spss1onc
II rune. mat they failed to f0Eoiah enJ feaaoie
We hardly kpor TO ~has 70 attribute sae sp:
parent co}1nexs anA want o. tuthua1asm upon
the part Of the 4ineers- Either the wtAtne9:
thr taaaus q +.1EATtasa to1 HnmsGSaoM Hn,seoG,
hsf utual Epsnt and power. 0f coarse: sne labor
"a Hncrt the ci41dEantaRe OF coEnfnK into tmaae'
dlAte enmtaf1aon with f1rtpa in tue same frk.
But waving this esrapastson. for rarepa MS
always ii her best - duaannaA especially in the
i.naen1s f., VOL ~ Required Il he tsatz A Bsr,
bttthancy Or strength, and Acsed tue character
seentnklY witn Htne 1ytnpafhy tr IL SHaaaaaA
humorous. but Mr. Bernard lAiis1 ta ot,uS oni
wss sometimes weak. - in the extremely din.
cult psMaEes through The ecptetie in the feconf
sce dt1aie btsr In the Cznzouet to the Zephyr ID.
ssng very beautifully, mo: IN eon3unsioa .lis
SeEuio seemed To shAft tn the rn}sfosruues, &nd
what y rzre for her, sometimes tanr out Of tune
IN ecttor. however. ahe fairy surpzna
herself. In tie drez1tnE heene- Al n
, 1870-10-13

N~AA ia UAAAN-<A ANV - A%AN%UHNAE$
The Mahouing ResisteT OF last week. sAys !:
't Within tho past weak new discovery has
tr1nspired, which bids fair to electrify this
part Of the State, snd add grsatly to the fame
aud wealth Of Northwestern Ohio. Its Moth
ing moro nor less than the discovery OF gold
bearing quartz rock At Nelson's Ledge, neas
iug county s. T number of Youngstown cap
talihts, whose fame and enterprise alone give
crecibi1ity to report which ntherwite might
set1n senestiona1 ud..grouualess, Tho facts,
~ reported ua, arc - follows: Some
,Is 1ss,o 'nss S..on. riea5psd neesS tha;
tho fuck in that vicinity bore !
great resemblance to tho Eold-boa1ing quartz
OF California Tue matter WAS communicated
to somo Of our Youngstown men Of enter-
psiss. and Immediately = company. conslBilng
or ueasfs- Thomas Htruthere. John Stam-
baugh. Charles D. Arus, Jacob stsmbaugh,
in that vicinity. They now hold leases Of tho
land around and incin3ing tho ledge to the
extent OF twentJ-6ve hundred acres. 4 speci-
men Of rock has been sent TO the Assay OH1.e
At New York. and tho Asray xhich hts been
received. shown Yield Of sle;l5 pet top,
this country. Tho NsbAy il in this city, and
no s1ieht sensation has been aroused over the
discovery Of this now miueral wealth in our
vicinity What degree Of reliance may be
placed npop tho new enterprise Is difficult to
tell The extent Of the de1d or the average
1,ehness OF the rock Is ~ set absolntel5 be-
yond conjecture. The gold-be.ring quartz Is,
as every one knows. nmoug tho lowest strata,
and 10 hnd It there indicates freak Of nature
which precludes all reliable calculation ~ to
the results. 0ne thing ia certain. that the
gentlemen rho have charge Of the matter are
able to test It thoroughly, aud II thsy find sue
cess they will receive the hearty congratuta.
tons Of Ill who know tlom."
, 1870-10-13

r'Ak ff being profaue. 1e can only a1y
that sto wAs tt'l OF xhn devil Her cpleI peri
nunof IN hi scene w1s tnImltabtr. Her obtnlur
arta. F" Whrn the Sp Ing" was not entirely .pc-
ceEnu1. but !a her second eEaud numbcr,
to her usna1 seendasd, and secured an eaaa1s. Nj.
Ltwrcnet1 Zoe tplce. md equally nnc method,
told with sd ltabie etecr, especially ID III, SOTO
tu tho third Vct which ~as By far the bcat cffo:<
OF the evening. Mr. Campbell has improved some
In Lila dramatic teliDtAunn OF FGyarn, although
tnere u still foom for improvement.
And, being IN excellent rafofe sung
even better than us1al. But little remains
to be gallo OF the other pcr4oult1oua NJ. Bowler.
who VIA announced on The programme tor Dosa
Ensllo. Gil not appea-t and NJ. Bernard acled a.
hts substitute, md, for tfst Performance, did
what Ittte he had 10 do very we'll Mr. Howell
wapted strength snd depth ioi Rartoto, especially
In the !" Darling yenecaoce,~ hui acted the past
postant role of Heretltssa wen enough 70 suit itn
unlmpostance. THIS evening '.1'hc uuRueDots "
VIII be repeated, and the sale Of seats 'Alfe1dy In
dtcate4 m oyeffoW,pK house.
ANNOUNCEMENT ...- g.
Nlss Annie Tiffany In tho @ Red Ribbon" a
Acftrkers, this evening.
hi. Stephen Aassett appeal1 this evening IN
onc Of hfa mtscn11soeous entertainments, at
Metropolitan Hail, for the benefit Of St Lakes
*. r. Is attl, on tho hossta at the Museum.
The Nfnstzels' bill II tho Dearborn IL cApsa
one thIs week, and, notwithstanding tho weather
Il drawing ln{Ro hQQH<A
, 1870-10-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Aynang the arrivals Mt this hotel, yesterday,
were the following !. Red Stocking Base Ba1 C1ub
Cincinnati; i. II. E,aridge, Davenport: s. IL
Parsons. St Cloud, Mimi: Charles Seymour,
Enoxv1ltc. Tenn. William Helchef, Connecticut;
]. satta, d INV waessh, 1na. {. s Ssehols. s. raul;
J. II. 13rtshsm. lndlarapolls; Charles Steele.
Charleston. s: e: Her; " E LssanEwe'l Lyons;
CHARLES Y. fAsngn, pa,xnR Ms'ges1s5: noess a'sa
AnonE the arrivals vi this hotel. Yesterday were
the following: VIM. II. Ale1aEuer, Concor1, y
;. H 4 R5ons Det%spss tsIrs :raos ~ y
alch.: II. 4. Banntster. NeT Tork: George E
lenfsi e ASo,, so* Ss!sis!:oEa; james " yoaasoe.
haley. Aibsn1; ). i. Mias1. Cleveland.
81. JANIS noIEI-
Amorg the a.Itya1s at this hotel, yesterday,
neid: f. DezEiands t. S 4; samuel Cotton: Ne.
dre1h, boston; j. r. N11up, New Brunswick. F,
Ward. O. s. A.: s. J. nolcom. Boston; F. Noble,
snsstctd; 6 i kna1, Aisa!ga1: = Gsae1man' 1..a
! Michigan: r. Neweo:nt, E. Carlos, George C,
| tIll, CedA Rapids.
Among the arrivals At this hotel. yesterday,
| were The follon tnC:. Governor Samuel Merrill,
Iowa: Hon. J. r, 0rinuesi. 1owa; General p. Il.
T1aneiseo: eolonel il. shspar5. jci.s5,ilie; Goie.
| tel J. e. Porter. Iowa CIty; General Ward II.
| 1emou, u ash{pR1ou CITY; 4. dc cof1lova, Austin
| Texas: l. l. fuller. Louisiana; Hon. I'm J.
| ntoamhe;d, HoonhRos.n: A. S. Wood anu family
l,oetnu; j. T. Radcliffe, F. Radcliffe, AcniJ Men
4icu, England. .-..-.-
| EHERNAN HoCSE. ...-
Among The kTtivAls 1t This hotel. Jesfertlay
we're lhc following: All xauder Lewts- Detroit
v. r. Ware, San F1znciscn: Edward Re1path
Tfinuci, pniIs; Dr.. 4. Ciaye11c, r de Lobel, Lou
t.enn; Hugh a. Moran. Kentucky; Emerson L
;snJ, boston: J. H. johnson, Virgins: James
! Toyts, New Orleans: R. /. Everett, New fo1k
A. duncan, New Zealand: j. r. Spencer, C1nctn
att; 4. A. Hober, san Fzanctsco-
, 1870-10-13
THE CITY IN BRIEF.


There Ia an infant class o. s.cs supper this even
lug given by the ladies' Of the raoeEEacle Church,
coEner Of Morgan and Indiana streets Sixty Suu-
day School babes wilt Awallow their drst blvalve.
Iove1s Of youth eating It's maiden oyster, viii
nleAxe attend. .....
-Tabernacle DistsloD, No. s7o Sous Of Temper.
nrcc, vii bold public meeting for the Instslla-
tlun pf otlcers at sne1r bHll III tne HsshnGtontan
Home, West siaiison street. this evening. FHfnds
OF tie order aud the punllc are invited. 4 good
G: trr1xtnment Will follow the installation.
Tho Isdies Ut the FIRE. baptist Society never
tat1 In A{fort1tng pleasant entertainment, aud
will serve oysters tIs evening in t3ce best style,
al their new church, corner OF LOomls and Jack
spn succts. AtteLtion ;ubalc.
"A soctat entertainu Rnt and oyster supper, for
the benefit at Bethesda M.astau School. viii ha
Ltvcp at Marines Hall, West side, thta evening.
Th,s nlteslon !s carried on Under the auspices OF
ste Tntnd Presbyterian Church, and Il desesytn !
i tte rairpnaXe Of cor clllzch4- :
The Utatorto Society wtlt tehtafbe Hisah TIL
evening, beginning At 81 sharp, ~ lover Fa1wel
ltnl,. 1t u hoped thar 1tlerc will be full and
l,ut ctual AlteudAuce OF members
There will he q meeting at the Library lyce-
uni. st the roorns ot the ru1nn Cat1olic Library
Association. tbt4 evening. Subject for tebAte
- Rssolsxd. That rnoua1chtal form Ut govern
10. ut Is preferable to republican"
The lhiId annual bail cf the St FAula Tot2
Ahkttrencc antl Benevolent Society Will be 9tEer
L Vi tic Fnther Mathew Tempet2 Hall, On Wes
Van Buren street, this evening. The Natona
lta1tt will attend, and good time IL promised
, 1870-10-13
THE LAW COURTS,
Alleged Infringement On a Patent.
Ctangle Again Beaten.
The Divorce :'Iust stness-- The
Police Conrts., 90: = :



cAuaa oH TRIAL.
Andrew ,. Campbell Y. Daniel Barclay. Action
o. the ceae 70 recover Tor IN Infringement OF
patent by the use OF N improved tool for making
metallic kaahes and cov:1tng showcase ban,
when eomposed OF wooden including. An Appt%
cation VA made 1or continuance upon an adsd1-
VT Of defendant that he had lstesy dlscovered
witness By whom he could support his plea, st.
1tuE up that this u no new Invention. TheMW Il,
thar party tnreoolng to contest the validity OF
tne nc anegsd lh psien, Eps tniE aays q least b.
up. ia substance .he time and ..pisce where, md
10 nsed prior to tao data Of the pA1en-
saoa, se e aeisaes upia aeas 1as
entee OF the person bI whom ns e1pceh i pfo1e
rome OF this necea.ary information to plslnnd,
wherefore the Court held that the testimony, II
present. ofula not be admitted: taesstoEe. tho
then went to trial, and 1t Is Jet Undetermined.
e1pfP7SG l1r1GATtoS.
A. Campbell lrckie, IN allen, '. JkrocA Il. Wolfe
IN acton At law. Complainant svsis that IL No
sytssnia Slate Company, "a sell slate On oo@mls.
on lie statement that state wonIl be delivered 10
! him. md he cid reEcisc waseaursc receipt fo9
property sufficient to cover TIC amount. lie rt-
| l,een 1ronght upon the note by the President ol
the coEHpany, as u alleged IN pursuance Of 4 do
s!g1 10 hef1x1fd complainant By enforclo1 the pay
fo1 It
5oeerh Vn!e :. George A. Fn1num and EahaI
I 4. CbfteBtef, BIZ for the protection Of Fatan
| Tor an Improvement Ia haIn aveue, constl1tng q
1 combination IN the bake oven, or 4 hoFtxoota
;s md BY s1ns et Ta!S,
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