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GEORGETOWN.

Business OF THE CANAL.-At q meeting OF
the Board Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Csna]
Company held in Baltimore on Thursday The
report for the month Of October was read, show
ing receipts Sc, s1620, expenses s15 025 leaving
a net earning of So ,79l 20. 1t was stated that
the difiiculty of procuring vessels from George
town and the very low water had Diminished the
revenue OF the month An Appropriation of
$1,000 was made to pay unfunded coupons &C
crued prior to July, 1854. This series Il now the
hrst lien on net tolls and revenues of the canal.
The rRIEspe OF Mr.. W. ID. G. MURDOCH,
whose removal to Providence Hospital was re-
Gently noticed in THE STAR, deny that he was
taken there to be treated for insanity, but assert
that he was placed In the hospital to be treated
for typhoid fever.
TIE eRAIH TRADE was unusually duh to-
day. There was no meeting on Change, and
the only arrival noted was that Of the canal
boat Bradfeld Hartley, with 1900 bushels Of
corn for Hartley q Brother, which had not been
sold up to noon to-day.
GAS MAIN BRoKEN-The large gas main In
Bridge street was broken in several places this
morning by the explosion Of blast, and IL 10
possible that our city win be in darkne3 tonight.
1t Is hoped, however, that the main WIN be re-
paired before dark.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

CQUNC1L.-House amendment to the Council
message was received from the House nnnonnc.
sIess to make appropriation for dredging the Ana
Costa river from the Potomac TO the navy yard
The resolution was agreeito.
Also, enc announcing the passage by that body of
a resoldtiOD asking Congress to make appropria-
ion to construct an iron or stone bridge he
agreed 10. House bill. No. l. autboTizinS the col
paymel tof taxes ceiy ed Il the lower house
read hIst lime and laid over under the rules
HOusE. The following were introduced:
by Mr. Brovn-Bill appropriating S39l 10 to nay
ne salaries OF the county police for the month OF
=, BY Mr.. Cassin-Concurrent resolution requesting
disregard any order or Command 8oI ssn 10
ing from the Board of Health, and to confine them
B%rsey, Gsmpbe e. Carroll la% adSp.fa
Cox, Davis, Hunt, and MoOre-S. Nays-Messrs
Boswell, Brown, Hardness, Mcknight, and the
BY Mr., Campbell-BilI to amend the tax law. so as
tos per cent? referred Also. bin Il to authorize
survey Of Georgetown and the numbering of the
and e
ing the Governor to report in detail the expendi
10 deiIay the expenses Of the Board of Health;
mburse F. Burgman foP dsPass e ss d 59 re-
ba6co caused by the over flow of sewer into his
, Mr.. Ennis, by unanimous consent, reported from
the committee of ways and means the replacement
Dill, with an amendment fxiRg the replacement at
four per cent prior 10 December l. and two Der cent
td,. December and January l. The amend:
and lcst-'2 2; not two thirds of the whole Hopse
Mr. Boswell submitted resolution directing the
C. Eimlttee OF ways and means to port the Cost
OF one hundred maps of the city prepared bv Mr..
Forsyth; adopted. On motion Of Mr.. Boswell, the
vote by which the rebatement hill was lost and tina
by which il was ordered to third reading were re-
CONSIDERED, and the emergency clause stricken out
The bill was then passed-l4 to ]. Mr. Hark ness
voted nay. and Mr. Moore left the room.
4. MT Cox, iron the committee national rela-
lions, reported the bill requesting the Delegate TO
congress to use his influence secure the amend
ment OF the organic act as to have the Council
elected by the people.
, Mr. Davis, from the Judiciary committee re ported
the bill in relation to fees for taking ackrowIedy.
ments. "e
be until Morrslay; adopted. A -
Mr.. Cassin introduced bill authorizing the Cbiet
Justice OF the District to appoint a court steno-
gIspher, 10 hold Bis ofsce during good behavior,
10 the judiciary committee. Adjourned.
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Tile COIRIS-
81 RRKAE

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERN-In
thls court, this morning, decisions in the improve
hsents kan bill injunction and the W rman
snnraee cases were rendered - forth elsawharp
ne eAs,s 81 ShEmak II aSt. Paul were called. and
Su1se wife announced judgment iur plaintiff In
81 m Ease OF lfub.r sEt. Sheriff, Ia " hich q
n.siutt OF C"ngryss pleads his priv ese Of heins
shenH from ciNli serN ioe Judge Cartier said thai
nov MAKE seat ~ congress privilege against "a n
buSsss. IN the case II Julius .pp. appeal fr,.m
TIE d'Clslon 81 the COMMISSIONS 81 Patent
q ~ ant lt'els patent for improvement in bird csses
,he court am me the decision ~ the Commissioner
~ fster agt. Willard, the decree blow NJ.
anrRed. In the case 81 Meter agt. Cassin an
sppeal wAs prayed ard Ersnted
CIRCUIT COT RI, yHfss MscAvfAHr To ,gay.
6ibeTt We eprSgue, Judgment set aside. nl coutin
N Nd hoth vs. Abn"r; order 60 Prodnce paper.
NccAs " nuntun. two caSes. Judgment ~ default.
nnal- Lncbs ". kimme' q. judgment lar niainffn
bo"La' sem sirator W Ia bert: arrei = Crut
shank. mcNaMee ". Iarhae. placed m calendar n
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TIE HABEAs CoRrVs CASE OF FrrHranF
Hsyman, who was confined In ia IN dsfanlt Of
paying = fine Of SIZE for ale ed yiela,iop 81 Law
in soliciting trade wont license, noticed in
Humphres~ rnis morning and the case was con
tinUSd 10 fridav next.
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REQCIsITIoN PROM MARYLAND FOR AN Al
LEGGED HORSE THIEF.-This morning, Sheriff
Benson, OF Montgomery county, Md, arrived
here with requisticn OF the Governor OF Mary
land for Frank Douglas, charged with having
stolen horse, cart, and blacksmith tools from
Mr.. %. III. +. Clark, OF that county. Douglas
was found IN Jail, serving out a sentence of six
months Tor petit larceny, and Judge Cartier,
before whom he was brought, remanded him %
nrisOn
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WE HEAR general complaint from our Friends
OF the inferior article of Tea and Coffee a. b,
found an this city at the present. To remedy
TINS, we advise our readers 10 90 20 the Amer
lean Tea Store, corner 9Th and streets, where
the Coffee IL roasted fresh daily and fresh in
voices OF Teas received weekly. and sold at New
York prices. Mr.. bowling studies the Interests
OF bis customer al all times.
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THE COLLECTOR or TAXES Is busilv engaged
in preparing has books, and will on MOndaT h,
ready % receive the taxes on personal and real
estate The militia tax has not yet been assessed.
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THE NEw TREAnLg for sewing machines re-
Gently invented by Dr. Sapp, is a valuable i'm
coming popular. See the advertisement. IN
another column.
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CITY ITEMS.

NEw Store. New prices. For the be-, White
Shirt, at 81. call at Prices, AIS 9Th street, BE-
tween ID and T..
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that should the DEFENDANTS issue the bonds aud dis
Pose OF them 70 some innocent parties AID thereby
liability and be taxed for the Of interest,
&C he asks, lie not this allegation too uncertain,
there no suSop to s.a 10 so ans then hey
would be Invalid in the hands of any purch sser: III
gleedings show that there is snch departure from
me law by defendants that their prOceeding though
dence to be invalid How would a court order
a. to sseertain the capacity OF the property
SUBJECT over hich il has exclusive control and that
alone can ascertain the extent OF the
Is political, not a judicial one.
Judge Humphreys refers to the organic act rs
iioh denying enlarged powers Of legislation beyond
town and city interpretations and referring to the
sition shows the confusion which would result from
sneh attempted exercise Of jurisdiction.
pedient and polite the Judicial department accepts
as such, save that what is unconstitutional can
can in my view Of the case. no Contingency arise in
the subject matter OF the complaint when the com
a. lay Il any injury should ever occur TO them for
which they could call for redress II this act is void
because 1t Is unconstitutional il will be void at la
az We II as in equity. For when the legislature de-
sarss expedieney and policy the courts are bound
uncOnsttution aity that the interfere to
nfess Ins 3peIa9ns OF d ia,ute the act
void compliments would have complete, full and
smedy a. Jaw and could not be forced to
the court is stand still and cannot interpose"
Judges Wylie and Olin Dissent.
Judge Wylie dlssented from the opinion of the
court. He read the first section OF the organic
act i'll which the new government is provided to
be municipal corporation. The defendants
mad argued 1T was superior government. This
section says il may sue and he sued, and il would
not be contended that ITS officers could not be
sued. He read Wilcoxs definition of a NUM-
cipal government. Ii the bonds are once issued
the injury on the taxpayer would be irreparabie.
That the taxpayer could have his remedy against
the tax collector was an eggregious error. Is IL
possible that a Court OF Equity could turn a
deaf ear to such a complaint? He referred TO
the fearful amount of corruption in municipal
government and said thank God this fearful state
OF affairs had not been realized here, but this
new government has not yet reached six months
OF its existence. After referring to the decision
in Is Howard, $50 and 3, he said it appeared to
him that the old debts against the corporations
are debts on the new government.
Judge Olin fully cOncurred I'm the reasoning
of Justice Wyle that the debts of the CORPORA
tons were the debts OF the District, and in his
opinion the injunction was properly issued.
Adjourned.
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Mr.. GEO. w. McELFREsH, recently pro-
NOTED TO be detective on the METROPOLITAN
Police, has been for many months on duty at the
White House. His courtesy and gentIemanly
bearing have received the encominms OF nearly
every one whose duty made them habitual yisf-
tors 10 the Presidents House
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PROP. Cooks BALM or LIFE is making such
remarkable cures, and benefitting 80 many as a
sanitary article, that il il in fair way TO re-
ceive universal appreciation. Ii is clear, clean
and harmless, acts without giving pain. con-
tains no alcohol, and its careless use will do no
harm. Testimonials in its favor are from such
OF our citizens none can doubt.
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BTrLDING PERMITs.-Joseph Redfern addi-
side of q, between 18th and 18th streets j, w
Decide, two story frame building, on south side
of West, between Washington and Green streets
Georgetown.
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FROM James l.. keryand, agent for the Leon
ard Scott Publishing Co.'S reprints, we have the
HestafRster kerietc for October, containing nine
articles mainly of current interest. and its usual
admirable review of contemporary literature.
From the National News Company We have a
budget of matter, including the "Defence of the
Paris Commune" published by .'the Washing
ton section of the International
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NsisOnai fAooter.-Last night OF Mr.. j. {
sayille in Saratoga"
Masonic TeAPie.-The orph an Bows Fair.
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SARAToGA" will be given at the National
pneater for the last time this evening. The
s rarePa-hosa opera troupe appear on Monday
"Lucretia Borgia." '"''
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How "THIRF OF TINE" WAS DETECTED
Last August, jewelry store on It'll street, be-
tween l. and nj streets, was entered by a sneak
thief, and fourteen silver watches taken, which
were successfully struggled OF, and nothing
when one of them was left at the same shop to
be repaired. IL was at once recognized and de-
tanned, and the case reported to detectives
McDeyit and Coomes, who succeeded in re-
covering another OF the stolen watches from a
house in Madison street, between NJ and and
9th and 9Th streets, where they arrested a no.
torious character named James Thompson. alias
. Black Jim." His aunt, living in the same
house, stated that she got the watch from hum:
and the case is being investigated, with the pos
sibility that the other Z" tickers" will be recov-
cred and the guilty parties dealt with.
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MosT REMARKABLE in its eject, and mo Il
useful in it application the fragrant SOzoiont
has become the most popular dentrince In exist
ence. It's used and praised by everybody. W..
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,
sNTs NAAN~s AANtaE~s
oroitie Studs. Buttons.
Charms and Rracelefs

IN all the new styles, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
store, No. ~ Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9th streets.
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JrsT OPENED.-Fine Furnishing Goods for
gentlemen, comprising the new shade OF Kid
GloVes-dead leaves; new styles of Linen Col
lars, Scarfs, &c; kid-ftting Cloth Gloves, Tor
81 extra heavy English Merino Shirts, regular
made, for -; Paris made brown Half Hose, for
- per dozen; Paris Suspenders, Cantab Braces,
PonCee Suk Handkerchiefs heavy vol
SHIRTS and Drawers, English Half Hose, from
- 10 - per dozen, SC.
flne Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskns, Coatings
hestings, &c, in new shades and cOlorings, OF
the most desirable character, Cor ordered work
New and desirable articles OF ready made
Clothing, for gentlemen. youths and boys, en-
bracing new patterns OF Pantaloons. &C.
All offered AZ prices marked in plain figures
IRON which no deviation can be made. and
which purchasers may rely upon as the lowest
market values. GEO. &. HENNINa.
No. AiO eth street n w
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Opinion Of Justice wyl,e.
The Pollard.B. Case-

THE LAW AS To LANDLORD AND TENANT.
The case of Mrs. 4. A. Pollard against d. D.
Barrett, for the recovery of the house from
which she was dspossessed by forcible entry and
detainer, as noticed in The STAR a few DAYS
since, came up before Justice Walter to-day
MI Crittenden moved TO quasi the warrant on
the ground that the charge does not conform TO
the statute under which il was framed, the act
being of quasi-criminal nature, and the pre-
hmnary proceedings being instituted by plain
TIN counsel, and not by the plaintiff.
MI. Barrett denied any criminal character, as
posse sion had been gained peaceably; that
plaintiff had forfeited her right of occupation
OF the premises by default of payment of rent
as per terms of the lease. He claimed that as
the warrant had MT been sworn to by Mrs. Pol
lard, defendant was entitled to a dismissal.
Mr.. Bradley cited authorities to show that IL
was not necessary for the plaintiff in a criminal
case to take the initatory steps. Any one Wit
Messing the breach OF the peace, or knowing of
II, could institute proceedings. Even il posses
SION had been gained peaceably. a forcible de-
talner was sufhcient TO institute proceedings
law.
Mr.. Crittenden oontended that the authorities
cited had been superseded by the act OF Con-
gress of 1854.
Mr.. Bradley contended that in the act of 1864
there was no repeating clause annuling the old
English laws which he had cited, and the au-
thorities cited were still in force. He maintained
That the offence was a quasi criminal one, and
II was not necessary for Mrs. Pollard herself to
make oath to the warrant, but that her agents OF
attorneys could act for her. The justice sus-
t.
Margaret Sullivan, Mrs. Pollard's servant, was
sworn, and testified that she had been in the
employ OF Mrs. Pollard over two years, and was
with her in Mrs. Barrett's house. Mrs. p. occu-
PED the whole premises with the exception of
the front and back basement and Mrs. BARRETT
studio. While Mrs. p. was out Mr. Barrett entered
the premises and locked up the whole house,
retaining possession, leaving witness locked up
IN the cellar, from which place she escaped
through the coal-hole in the pavement Met
Mrs. Pollard, and went with her 10 police head
quarters for protection and ASSISTANCE. A DO
lfceman returned 10 the house with them, and
Airs p demanded possession, which was denied
her by Mr.. Barrett from within, and Mrs. =.
fell in fainting fit, and had to be removed.
Previous to this, Mr.. b. had taken poe session OF
| the dining-room, and locked il up. Mr.. b. had
! presented two notes, which Mrs p. did not read.
| Mr.. Barrett had the gas turned off before this
and they had no light in the house. When he
| presented the bill TO Mrs. Pollard he insulted
her grossly, and she made him leave in self-de-
| fence, Mrs. p. bowling him out. at the time
Mr.. b. broke in, he took violent possession OF all
the rooms, by breaking open the doors; witness
had possession Of the keys to the rooms, and
holds them vet.
The case was still in progress when our report
| closed.
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THE HALTER ?

At 4S3 9Th street,
next door to the Original Francs.
He keeps all OF the latest styles OF
Hats, Caps, &c,
and sells them at a lower figure than anywhere
else in town. Call and see for yourself. u
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HUMAN HARM SWITCHES, Curis and Brads,
new styles just received, at q. Baum's Hair
DEPOT, i0s 9Th street.
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They Have the Constitutional Eight
To Become Voters, but Legisla-
ton fs Necessary.
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DOLLAR Kid Glove Depot tor ladies, gents,
misses and children at &. Baum's Corset Facto-
~, i1S 9TH street. Don't mistake the name OF
number.
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WHERE Il FRANC,

WEATHER STRIPE, for excluding cold, wind.
rain, snow, or dust HAMILTON & PEARsoN's,
Y. NJ. {. A. Building. sc
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NEW STORE AND NEW PRICEs.-The latest
Novelties in Scarfs, Bows and Ties, at very low
prices, Just received at
PRICES Gents Furnishings DEPOT,
ais 9TH street, between ID and T..
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ABDOMINAL COEsETs, in white and drab, AZ
sizes on hand and made to order. at Baum's
Corset and HOopSkirt Factory. Don't mistake
the name or number.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
IMPORTANT DECISION

Opinion of the Supreme Caurt of this
District.
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Clerk of the Court of Common PI

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Becker < Co.
successor TO p. Wallach, dealer i'm mems youths.r
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock Of goods, which they are selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want OF clothing
or gents furnishing goods would do well 10 car
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. l. BECKER q Co
Odeon Hall, corner u street and Pa ave.
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women are Citizens Under the Con.
stftuti0n.
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OBSERVE CAREFULLY.
NJ. DFRANK s. Co.,

Late OF Pennsylvania avenue.
Are TO he found in the Nav Building, J03 9Th St.
opposite General Post Once. Take notice of
name and number.
y. B.-No connection with any other firm. n
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"a SLIGHT CoLD," CoUeHs.-Few are aware
cold, which would yield to a mild remedy, ~
neglected, often attacks the lungs. Browns
Bronchial Troches" give sure and almost imme-
date relief
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CoEss, &C.-Dr. White, chiropooist, No. So
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, ami
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, B1nions, Ingrowing Nails.
&c, without pain.
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HKNPLER has all kinds of Thermometers and
barometCrs.
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GoErz g PATENT RKPLKcrrNe Gas AND
LAMP SHADES win save one-half Of the GUAM
tty of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 404 7th street, IL the agent for them
and also for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier
ke6ectors, and the Diamond Dinusive Daylight
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FIGURES WILL NOT LIE!
HOW Large Fortunes Are Made.
YACTe FOR THE PEOPLE.

FIGURES WILL Nor LIE!
Hoo Large Fortunes Are Made.
RACTe FoR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four OF the leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Price IN England. In tie u. 8.
Wheeler & Wilson. S45 90 SIS 90
New Singer-....... 81 30 65 90
Elias HOwe........ IS 90 6 90
Wilson shuttle. 40 90 IS 90
The above prices are for exactly the same
classes of machines sold i'm both countries.
There Is scarcely any difference in the cost OF
material and labor in any Of the aboye-named
machines.
AfEoGuit.-w. G.. Wilson, President of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally APP
pearcd before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct ana taken by him from cir
crlars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the COM
panies manufacturing said machines.
FRED. SMITH,
Clerk Of the Court of Common pleas,
- 49, OF CuyahOga Co., %.
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale an
Terms easy.
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LOCAL n E WS.
He IMPROVEMENTS LOAN.

DECISION OF THE DISTRICT SU.
PREME COURT.
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Opinion Of Judge Hum phreys.

Judge Humphreys followed. He discusses tbe
objects of writs Of injunction and the powers of
a court Of chancery. The jurisdiction OF equity
courts, except Of concurrent jurisdiction, de-
ponds upon the absence Of a complete and ade-
quate remedy in courts Of law. Whenever the
remedy is adequate in a court Of law, q court of
equity has no jurisdiction. If the parties in this
case would have Q remedy at law, the jurisdic-
ton Of the Equity Court cannot be entertained
No injury can result to q taxpayer that his
remedy ID not complete at law. III the tax is
illegal he can refuse payment, and If forced to
pay recover it back. The Supreme Court OF the
case Of Daw as.. City Of Chicago, IN Wallace lo5j
decided that even tag IL Illegal, this alone IL not
to this court, End that decision 10 sustained By the
rule which separates the Jurisdiction Of law and
equity And ~ the direct adjudicatsd cases On the
allegation Of the bill that they fear and sppreheDd
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Opinion Of Judge Humphreys.

Judge Humphreys delivered an opinion, ar
irving at the same Conclusion Is the maioritv or
the court After reciting the facts in the case he
says the argument claims that the plaintiffs are
to be recognized as included under the term
including the cognomen woman. The one l. =
part OF the other. Society cannot exist without
both. By all law the generic term
includes both male and female, man and
woman-although the generic homo alone i
used. What is it then these plaintiffs claim {?
Certainly not to be separated the one from the
other" They claim that they must participate
as to what other man shall participate as repre-
sentative in making the laws. . The old law made
has always endeayored to aSsert some Kind III dis-
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HOSIERY DEPOT for ladies, gents, misses, and
children at G. Baum's, 40e 7th street. Ten per
cent. OF by the half dozen. The largest assort-
ment of Balbrigans. =