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CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
THH TRIBuNE's SCIENTIFIC REPORTS.
A GRAND MEDAL FOR CLEVELAND.
THE WILSON sEwING-MACITINE TAKES THE GRAND
PRIZE AT VIENNA.

THE WILSON sEwING-MACIHNE TAKES THE GRAND
PRIZE AT VIENNA.
Three separate dispatches from Vienna COM
blue To dspel all doubt as to what sewingmachne has
won the first honOrs OF tho great Exposition. The first
was a special to the New-York press Monday, and
as follows;
1.-THE Wilson shuttle sewing machine was awarded
the grand at the Vienna Exposition for being the
best sewing -nacnIne."
The second was the regular Associated Press report
compiled from long special TO The Nec York Herald IN
which the "Wllson Sewing Machine OF Cleveland. Ohio"
was named among the exhibitors which received
"medals for merit" the highest class OF premiums
awarded at the Exposition All other sewingnachines
Will receive simply an award for progress
The third was private cable telegram, received yes
terday from Vienna by Mr.. Wilson himself, which was
as follows: -. go
"You have received five medals-two FOX merit and
The meaning Of this is that the Wilson machine has
received grand medal the best sewing machine,
and second medal as the machine best Inanudctured-
that Is. embodying the best mechanical workmanship
Beside these, Mr. George W. Baker, Assistant Superln-
tenGent of the Wilson Sewing Machine Company, re-
ceves special medal for excellence OF workmanship on
the machine Mr.. Williams OF this city receives medal
for best sewing leather. done by the Wilson, and MISS
Brock and Mss Dc Lusscy receive still another medal
for best samples Of family sewing ana emOrodery done
on tue Wilson machine. This sweeps the entire board
Not only has the Wilson scwlnG-nachine been pro
machine In the world but its work. on both dry goods
nnS rus ePet s Words Fair where ali
leading Gewingmachines OF both continents nave COM
peted before thoroughly competent committee for
more than three months, l. the most complete triumph
ever won by sewing-machine. We congratulate MI
Wilson, we congratulate Cleveland on this admirable
result The people OF the United States can henoeorth
be assured that in buying the Wilson machine Ior S2O
less than any other rsclass sewingnacnine is offered
they are purchasing the best sewingmacnine ever
offered to the public. 1t Is the peoples own machine
made TO do the peoples work. and offered at "a pric
which every one afford to pay. lt Is the people
machine which has won tins triumph the Judgment
the Vienna Committee only confirms the verdict ina
e masses had long ago reached by actual experience
cleveland Daily Leader, Aug. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
THE COURTS.
EXTRACTION STUDIES.
Nep- York, Aug. ~, 1878.

TECINIC AIITIEs IN THE LAGRAVE AND YoGr CASES.
The Lagrave case came up again yesterday
before Judge Daniels in the Supreme Court, CHAMBERS,
a new ouestion arising for adjudication. When La
grave was taken back France. aud n orders OF
arrest were taken out Mr.. Averl served on LagraVe
snmmons for debt contracted before the latters ght
although he had nothing with bringing him back
and did not take out an order OF arrest Mr. BROOKE
made motion yesterday to vacate judgment Obtained
nv default against Lagrave the summons, and
argued that inasmuch Judge Fancher had ruled that
the proceedings III the matter OF Lagraves arrest ID
France and his forcibe removal to this country were
fraudulent and not in accordance with the treaty. as te
arrest was not made on public but private grounds the
prsoner is under the protection of the United States IN
person and property and by the comfy OF nations the
Government is bound to Send him back; and that, this
being So Lagrave is TO all intens and purposes not
here but In France and proceedings can be taken 10
his detrinlent any than If he were actually on
French soil so that personal was altogether
void
Mr. Ayere who counsel and plaintiff, argued tDat ne
was not concerned in the extradtion treaty. or any IT.
regular proceedings He found the debtor here and he
served him with summons. The necessity for proceed
Ing by publication OF the summons was discussed al
considerable length. Judge Daniels reserved DIS uecllon
I'm of Joseph Stupp, allas Cdll NOSt, Wnose
extraditOn has been called for by the Belgian Govern
ment could not be granted owing TO the want OF an
ex1radition treaty, civil suit has been begun against
The prisoner by Sephane du Val de BOlseu relatNe
OF the murdered Chevaer de BiancO for the recovery
of worth of property. She applied yesterday 10
udge Daniels for order or arrest on when an uuuer
taking IN $500 was filed. The Judge granted the order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
The STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

I,u.xy Aur 22-Wheat-No sales Rye quiet. Corn steady
. Of 900 bush Old Western Mixed store private terms
uet Mali good request; sales OF 5000 bush made
Irn Canada aud sIrowed State Barley private terms Data
Bry,, Aug 2l-Lake rail imports for the last "a hours.
phr II 700 bb Whes 935Bi bush Corn l12 9i2 bash Oats
T5 hush Canal shpmeuWhest 5256 bush Corn 300 575
bush Oats 400 bush Rail erportsMAeat $500 busb Corn
Mica lose Corn 9S4c- oals 62 Flour quiet Western
s@ ~ 500 al; Bakers f7d$S; Amber Winter 81 50dSS 50
ure Water $3.50 Wheat unsettled and owesfor Spng;
,,I,1 Of 500 bush Wabash NJ New, Sl So 10000 bash
spng at 81 AS hlwiukes No Spring 81 49, Chicago No.
Nv NJ ii 36 White Michigan 81 70GSl 10 Corn advanced
- Of 20 Prime No AS Oats qaet Chicago
sld At 36l2037c. Rye nominal AZ 7307Je. Barley hs irI1
pme Western 81 2OgSl 25 Prime Canada 81 %. 0hsr
cHclso Aug 2-Fou quiet and unchanged Wheat active
higher; saes OF No. Spring a. ~ 22A2HSl 23i No DO.
I'll 1872, spot, seller August 81 1928 seller september; 0S
,rer al No. 81 lOd 81 l0la; REJECTED 95c
Com active higher 394o39os. No. Mired spot or
csd Soc High Mixed 80 s oats Acve aud CHER 27 Tor
Mo- spot 26, seller September kecld % L1 steady al
05s Barrier steady 81 O5 Tor No. Fall 81 ora
Ill o. seller September Co., fOr No. Spring Pork steady al
held s. cash sales 75.c Balk quiet aud
aud held OF the O5c
frsgh,s-Corn Buffalo, Gb Reeeipts-35OO bblA Flour
$4,000 bush. Wheat 3O3 900 bush Corn $1,000
10 900 bush Rye 5000 bab Barley shpru, 900 bills
Your l69 900 90 0O0 Cora 40 900 bush
1000 bash. Rive, and 900 bush, Barley.
ILkEAsD, Aag 22Nhst aac;iye. better No
Rel 81 40, NJ quiet al ~ 6a 40a5Oc Oais
quiet 3os or No Western OHIO Pet oeu unchanged bat
sesdy
81 - or kiai I'll JoN& 59ll Nuc 81 1891 "a
of Awt-r Michigan fora dl aud lover Ale us No 4Ot Tor
1cloe oats il and l1Vc 3ic og Ngslc Rcrr9-- wv
bJ F0hi I-VUO bush NAcat iOOO t-A tD1 ni sVvJ Jun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
AN ALLEGED ROYAL vAGRANT.

The entrance into the Supreme Court yes
terday morning OF tall darkwhiskered. rather good
looking young man. in charge of an officer attracted
some attention from the lawyers present and created
something OF q sensation little later, when It was
stated 70 Judge Daniels that he claimed to be related to
the Royal family OF Prussia and TO have been Major IN
the Prussian army While in lagerbeer saloon in this
city day. relating few of his exploits, he grew ex-
ceedingly goodnatured, spirited, and generous, ana
with an air worthy Of monarch demanded drinks for
ALL" and with complete sepossesslon borrowed IS from
the barkeeper pay the BILL Detective Kelso, viewing
the transaction with democratic eyes. arrested the
stranger who gave his name as PLAIN Moses Summer
field" and he put in the way of earning the s. by
cheap lodging in the wOrkhouse. The papers came be-
fore Judge Daniels, who ordered the prisoners dis
charge, but he was nevertheless detained until yester
day when Mr.. McCelland. his counsel, almost out Of
patience applied a writ OF habeas corpus. Judge
Daniels referred him to the DStrict-Attorney, but Mr.
McClelland replied with some impatience: " Your
Honor You discharged this man on the record and |
went DlsuctAttorney's office and was referred
TO You come here and YOU refer me back 10 the Dis
trict-Attorney, who is taking his vacation" Judge
Daniels sent for OF the trictAttOrneys
aud had the order Of release made out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23

Dat. shUwep.,-sOOo bills Flour 600 bush "hs'' '''
o0:p oorD AM 22rur quet unchanged osDeP PsI
Bgsi. holders sS sale, de Bacon quiet and u''hAAs'"
IN a%aSEas Aug d and dropping '.. for y no.
%ss.' s,~ y I'd .. fT sa1sa. 81
tD6sr o.is du Ard lover 26 for No Corn oocs7 7 FOR
s No. s s. gy@ s 9 s and il far d.ISd for 10 syss
F Flour 900 6ash WHEAT shDmsst.sOOo Ob Flour '"'
%s 29Fur m Good to choss T,ol.
g ESQ o SS u Ar r SslsaSd :.
Tor Prime Pk earee At sl7 f o ls or ., NM al s FOR
sSous.rs Sc ior Clear Rs SIDES II7s for C.sf Sides nsss
sf & K.s 16Sl sas Dali Of Good e
I F.g - sieI9G 81 o @ Ts ,osesfoaI esrsoes
srryei TIE sou,h.Ss Pass ,ales at 2ga22 sIeS''ss
oiTrso ASs u ady :,s 200 Se e. 50 % S
erms S. Corn aa snei1 a ot'9 5o , 's 81 30 10 pr es
@ y e. ji s,, Cora h ao s5Sls sSa SsgI5 No
sogs sl99tO t9O Cara! % 70 ne Hudson ~ - IS to New
Railroad PrelshFiog g IA "a ddo ~ INN
Ssr shpnn~2 500 b5 Far; $500 bush Wheat 1000 b"h'
Con- & o Ss Quiet .ui urcb,ngei business s
MAe,' pa a1 I9d fIf 60 ReS Wisier a iiasi IS Corn
DIN and dropng. S0a89iac io No. Afe eal &c. u
seg9sri ,S.,s' aber BsgeysIs sales pva,
NS S - cas-. e will, fm sSd scarce At 95c Pos quie; At
ss 75 DR., Sailed Meats No sales Bacos dull AID ess '@es o.
snail M at 9s ft shouiss lO2dlo 81 9T o0 ~ ~ fsl
soraSer live Hogs sn Al "a 1904 60 caIs fi ssss o.
Wirlercd SB0fA Cows a11 HeieIif
TO Par Beevr g Toast sos Good 70 Choice - tocSo
ReceP4 900 bb Flour 24OoO ea,b NH,ao d - ODo ' ~
1oIEDo aug % steady Whea. opened hiIn bu sls
DAN; "a Is OF no White Wabah 81 81 S2le NO Zdo
Ultra white Michigan, 81 a.; Amber Mich I'm spot, q sal
sele Augu., FL 32a seller September 81 49, No. heI
i All. No Red SPOT and seller August 81 42A2 seller Se
TENDER II AL No Rel 81 30aS l0 Rejected Res y ltO
45l4e o ih iIed SPOT seller ,e2tanbeT 40 ~ .es
lat half Of Seoemher doc; Mixed ~ 2 White, Oti 20
grade ABE. Damaged steady q 36 Tor Whe i i9f
r No Sic 40. g 32 TO- Oi 10 fregh arm ana lnen,pg
ReceS 600 brsh Wkest $1,000 busd Core, ani 0VVV
busb Oats Shipments-2 OdO bb Flour $4,000 bnsn "he"
am % coo bush Corn. $3.50. oo,.. n,
WIIxlvGroS Aug 22spits Tvrpenine st7 at So a so.a
Quiet az 50 Crude Iur3entuc ge - os MAN,
s. 20 for Yellow Dp and NTgu Tar steady a: ~ 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
IRRESPONSIBLE. %.

Superior ecialTern-ByJudge Sedgewick.--
Barbour Az. Day-0rde for judgment of dismissal Of action, with
costs Whitney sg- Smith.-Order granted
Common Pleas-Special Ierm-By Judge Robin
son-R Coret sg j. Of arrest granted with go
coats
Marine Court-Chdm6ers-B Judge Spaulding.-
Rosnbaum ag Stenbok-0rder OF donnuDee the orier OF
aside and the bail eIoneraed from all sbty Rou's agi
judgment the ground OF the ToOIsne OF the
denied with $40 costs of motion, to the defendant Curry
Prancs.hoon nr atgmen on the ground o. the
25 Allowance Hrrch
AIT Tayor-Oer for judgment frivolous answer enerod
Hushsou agt Fuerorter dsung the motion to dismiss ihe ap
neal with defendants Attorney setting ne 0er OF
Az aside Obe Marn-Oer that the plaintiff be At lib
eT TO renew bis complaint thereof lr defendants at
y adg olchmseuShes sg Senesr-Oer extending the time
TO days Peeieau aud and fnunT
Company order Arene agt AbeEe-Vrie 20 sp
guardian az hier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
COTTON RECEIPTS
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.


n,. for Great Britain Queenstown and Lyerroo
by the steamship Oceanic. close at 1890 m %
letters and printed matter closed AZ he fo
st2 m steamship from White star Doef PaToHA
Ferry. jersey CITY. .-,t. A..
Mails fr the Continent Of Europe va Bremen per deamshp n
II Supplemental Nal Tor postage ,ls a
saiis AZ 2 n m, from foot OF Thrist Hoboken.
Prussisn closed Man sent ~ Tbs me
Thomas. Brazil the Argentine Republic We in.,
South An close al p st9msnl s-'
A. 8 D. IN. from Pier No 43. y. X ,.o
Malls Key West BY steamship CITY 81 honston eee AZ " "
Steamship sai At B m. from Pier No. 20 L. A.,
Newfoundland close at the York PotOmee ese
day Steamship sails from fonAna Me- gu ued-f "
6p.m. oe.. .xo,,
Ia { 6 D. and goes via Boston -
SUNDAY Arc "a.
All at II O'Clock The fos'Ohce opeb roS
m 10 i 4 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
SHIPPING IN4RLAIGENCE.

PORT OF Bv-roRH...".............. "
CLEARED.
ssop P S Dane 5fe va Brs
si1h 5T Of MoatrS NUGGET Mse. Henderson Bros.
bark ooer. MORRISON, Sesvy Antwerp Jane D. War Co.
BARK Palo Alto Jeaklns, Havana H. D. s J. T. Broos1nan
Bars o%u P,tag,E Hr , for S o5 JiH . i H'
Bari EVELYN OBI SAITH Gibraltar for orlcr D. De Vol Coz
Bar Toni G. (AussE Consus;a oorA or ;l 80 sOo0cn 70
Bs s sann9n 5 sATs 5.s1 a S Al Sts sons.
b ,y 1 P so'e Ks soaa GmSo, Wash i. Way
Sca7 Ta5tia IlannaA, Dill Hartford Ftrsls'n ! Wood
sS eSI S1s Bird D r snpso1 81 Jola Se'a Sons
selr. Forest CITY. johnson; Boston.
SenI feAIre' t.'o ,t.,-c,.,,-,.co
s s P,S . Ba,ioa B S St,oE S mp Mnssnus Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Havana DcakcB Havana uy l6 Nassau
steamship Metropolis Nckersop Wilmington with nt'e and pasa
sSaasp Oh Dominion walker Richmond City Point and Norfolk
with mdss. aud PASS t. Old Dominion Steamship Co
Fams Daue, Philadelphia with dse aud pass to Lor-
Steamship wysnos Couch Richmond CITY Point Norfolk With
mdse. ant pass. to Old Domui steamship GO.
Barr KoHs C.d (SeI BseI Rgt'eoa 80 days ballast
Bari Gecehi Gt,L cl,sslSa fals.no % d'y viii nd'
Bar RosiHa Bruno % baal1o Gcac 50 da. With udse
Morning Light Tracey, Carenls wtA sugar -ni moaseA
Big Big Village Belle lBti Holt. Dencrag Aug L. with mise
Brig Dina lGyrl, rruggen Rio Janeo CT d.s With coffee
Scr Ida LeSio Boston, Hu.s Daen la days, With smser.
Charles A. BoTey Price, OF AL days hom ST. John N b.
shr Sicola tof M.caas Raae Sand River S. days.
W." seaf j. s. Moore Horton sydney c. b. day, With
shr H. Poster BOson Coombl sydae T. b. 10 days with
coal.
p Anger Cook Para % days With rubber pats &C.
Bchr. Emma, Willis, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Aug 22-Avc steamships Blackstone ron Bilumorei
The United states steamship Fortune o SsTYO
FoTrExss MONROE Aug 22-Pssd in Tor Baltimore bark sVea
from Cork; and an Italian bars name unknown
SPOKEN.
Aug o. lat 81 90 long 3d. BARK GiOsnnna utal ron Palermo
Jay 90 lat 4s 81 long 20 81 bark Armu tG from Harrs
Aug is "a long r. bark Amanda tGer from Stockholm
for PaiiadelphiI
nor latest Ship NeirS Serenh Pa0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The case of Albert T.. Nichols. who is charged with
perjury incorrect Of property in bank
upc pending against bis father argued yesterday before
Comm ssioner Osborn. Decision reserved.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
e Fowler st pocketp Joan Debe
L. L. committed In default of $500 10
AT Special Thomas Jones charged With violently
a.saung boot with which be beat her in shocking
manper Bellevue Hospital. Justice Fowler
committed him to the result Of his Wife's injuries
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
before Justice Ledwh Ger Fitzgerald 81 Of No. u Horao-
AZ va, ArranJ Of john COLUMBUS Of No. II Chles
charged him with having shot him in the with revolver in
ng The prisoner had been spreading scandsous
reports concerning ght and the father hac de-
mnaed Of the when the shooting occurred
stated committed In default OF 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
CONCERNING THE TRIBUNE.
GUIDE, PHILOSOPHER, AND FRIEND.
= L. IA. MnLLl Hllllf.r


The immense changes which have been
wrought in the daily press, which, from being originally
what its name imports, newsP'per se S9 ith me
bar and pulpit and professor, as public Instructor IS
exempfed In the conduct OF Journal once Tue Zoe,
people. We refer TO THE NEw-ioRK TRIBUNE. whose
founder died with the harness on his back ana whose
preaching daily the needless and deaf people those
great OF charity and orothery love which lie at
the Foundation of material prosperity well OF re-
gious obligation That science and literature were TO
be sought for daily paper would once have PROVOKED
A smile OF derision the lips OF professors or even
Of their students. But now The TRIBUNE has sue
ceeded in adding department OF theoretical and pract
noting the rich literary treat 1t ever affords Is com,
pete illustrated reports Of the lectures Of Prof Tyndal
on Sn ane Stories 81 of POI MasS re4afEabe dis
coveres in the Rocky Mountains It's reproduction OF
course and OF John Wesss lectures on Shakespeare,
show the wide range II embraces. Add TO these the
REPORTS OF proceedings OF learned bodies narratives OF
EXPLORATION and scientific intelligence prepared by the
most professors and scientists In the country,
and il really rises the value Of encyclopedia for
cannon use It's literary and art criticisms and foreign
correspondence have also long been acknowledged as
readers whose time will permit the
purchase publications. the great journal OF TO-
day comes as guide philosopher, ana frehd HAD tne
now the senderest purse can command variety or IN
formation all topics scientific and literary as well as
political and miscellaneous, 1t would stamp it as the
greatest benefactOr OF the public. But when In addl-
ton this 1t exposes and denounees Tor community
beIies upon them the much abused name
OF Liberty its title their gratitude cannot be disputed
A. tue free press the North Ii OF very recent origin,
we hail It's growth and appreciate its works and trust
that lie wider diffusion may tend 10 disspate
the black clouds OF prejudice, Ignorance and crime
which lower so darky over Northern horizon, and
cause prosperous people 10 shut their eyes ahd ears 70
the appeals which come up 20 tne" irou s n diIa
over as a prey TO than Egyptian spoilers Win
knowledge comes wisdom, win wisdom ehary anal
!c. LIT tie free press OF me Horlh men instruct MS
pcO C. aud .isye 10 improve HoL 0ag their heads but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23

months 10 the ist OF January 1873 IL was 5sVo PCT
cent being difference of 6S2 per cent ana equlVaen'
To saving In expenditure Of S22O5O2o-the cao"i'o9
being made the principles adopted III the are H""
replied to. 80
n NAV further be said that the stated premium re-
GENTS OF the MUTUAL from which most OF the ra.'' "
the table are drawn, not the amounts actuaiy IT.
ccived in cash. but include vast amount OF nypoheH
cal receipts balanced by other hypotheucal ano"h''
OF out go in the shape OF dividends so that an Ordinary
reader deceived and gets an idea OF the cost OF uo
the business very different from the truth ana All ruos
like those in the advertisements founded on these hypo
thoea receipts are grossly erroneous and intended 10
deceive.
Moreover. there are other mistakes, some OF when
may me alluded TO TO show how little dependence can
be placed on the comparisons made
These mistakes are made apparently for the purpose
OF misleading Thus, the Equitable is SAID 20 nave ieh
a large amount sl97,559 on personal security opy'
while In fact the stated s the amount OF pr
sonal property mentioned in its report Ine amount VI
rents received stated very much less than the run
as 1t was reported 20 State. Again, the comparison
states that the Equitable has, in "premums overdue
more than three months" large amount, while the
Mutual mas nothing; when in fact the report 10 tHe
state makes this the amount OF premium due not more
than three months-the word mot" beng very ma
tera word in such statements Besides which some OIL
the ratios grossly misstated.
Whether these INTERPRETATIONS ptoote tho 0""'0
OF life insurance leave for others 10 decide
In conclusion, give comparative statement OF the
Equitable at the end of 1872 and Of all the Nevfork
Companies in 1852 when the Equitable commenced ous-
ness: p,a.
EQui able
ali ether n Y
kauitable. All n. Y. Cos com
1s72 Cos. 1853. bined
Cash Premium Recepts 10. S4268 62 s1772259 s5,65603
Gross incoioe ..... s,l2OOt5 2.722,l55 5,69I,66O
Capital and Accommodations l969o,O03 lo0J'yzt ,'oSo.S
Amount Insured in year.. 0l9llOg I4Solo 9d'oSSs9S
Amount in Force. ,il3Jol IOo12Vo
No. OF Policies outstanding 4J,l3o 2oZto ls,oo'
No. Of Policies written dur 80, .-o,
ing the year.......-...--- l2'iV 500 ~"
G. W. PHLLTps,
Actuary Equitable Life Assurance Society.
NeIc- York, Aug. o. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
Eeoal NoIlres.

A -INJUNCTI0N.-UNI STATES CIR
"A. Gulf COZ RT-soahern District Of New YORK
ISAAC p FRIsK, Complainant,
against
Th0hss BUCKLEY CHARLES CoTHRHy,
WIN sCHMlDLIN 4 JEREMIAH ". DRIsCOLL
GEORGE PEfRY Mr.. JOHN H. PERRY RALPH hINDLEY
Pkfkf BROS. Gel, and
FRANCIS p. DOYLE, Defendants the CIV Of New York
Motions r nja1eaens ce oTcagst rzed before his Honor
1873 restrain the sbovensned dadan from Infringing Rsssuri
Patent for kaectos Nos 3s26 and s2T grsnd
fnnk Feb 1871 The lnjaneons
AboVrnanea defendants. restraining them heir sgtB s
coniedefae indirectly a.ksg
selling counting, m..Atng versg Others
tecton Infringing tAe seynAed kessusi Letters Patent saas
r. Prnk, the eole plsinabl
NOTIRTe undersigned purchased right 10 msbufst-s
sell asFo
FORE
Us REFLECTOR Co