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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-04-23
HARRY BLODGETT,
TM FOR ALL SEWING MA
MI HIN CHIMES can be obtained
MI "a at about onehalf the US
IN HH1HNNUInN ual ratesjby ordering d.
~ AAAJ ~ ~ ~ rect Singers, 40 cts.

per doZ. Wheeler wilson, co cts. Grover Baker,
so cts and others in proportion. Enclose the amount
and Needles will be returned by first mail. Address,
DEFIANCE NEEDLE CO., COS Broadway, N. Y
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-04-23
Lanes Sugar Beet.

Seed One Dollar Pound. Five Pounds for Four
Dollars free by mail. Send for the Price List of the
SIemphremagoE Seed Farm and Nursery to
TIL. HoSKINs, Newport, VT
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G. K o X G. + TO w n.

WFICoNE.-An engineer Is az ,sor,, thi<
morning survey .ng Potomac street Win
view In The early Improvement or thar street.
nom the canal Ia Water street. How ahous
II and ayette Siree-> up town.
hiNER NEwS.-1he steamer View York
nom Phil.tdel rhia, ConSig 20 G. I. Hyde,
las arrived with a small Ca-ED OF general
merchandise for District merchants. Tue
steamer Express, cons gued T. !. g.. a NJ.
waters. has arrived With General MERRIAM
disc COR the two cities. The >chooner Kitty
Ann hes arrived with i.51o bushels OF wheat
for Hartley 4 Bro. ard the schooner Napnr
nom New York, with guauo fpr a l. MopY.s
BY the canal. boat J. II Br.e.S. With Sll
barrels of -Four FOR J. G.. & j. u Na,arS
FLOUR INSPECTIONS Mr.. = Z p.eper
reports the inspection nj doUr bv him tor Tn ,
mouth If March ~ follows Pa rnilv 4 So
IaTrcls- extra. a>l haruni>, sup Hr. 2ls barrels
Inc, - barrels, mitdIipg, .iI barrels. total,
4.'s1 baurslS
MIR. LAMi>oN. who was ir ilr,i by falling
nom a sta'iold az hiS residence o. nnuha -
,oa sirc,i on "Wednesday. l. doiug a wei -
could D. ~ Pee ell.
l'f.-Ihc drivers ~ the kennel - Ice com
NanN Lad Their annual parale this morning.
iht wagons. nineteen IN numb r. have ali
oecn recently painted and rsdftet. and tho
procession attracted q great deal OF attention
n ~ PASSED Gown Bridge Str,,Df
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
Condensed Lncals.

The street lamps viii toe l5-n:at to-,.I..iif
al 90 o'clock r. m. and extin.uiShcl at A. m.
The fr'm'n viii receive their pa. for Tn
month at March tomorrow.
bUpIcZ i Blncdict'S Ministries who olo-el
10 >iio0 house ia Baltimore Mpgiav
LiElt- a pear al the NatiOIal Theatre in this
city neat week.
Yesterday Sandy Sprai-, colonel. while
c'CaIl's Z = sewer AZ tie corner o. - 5fh AND Il
streets. found 4 dead white Ina infant. II
Vas buried on IN" certificate @: ft.e Fp-8.er.
The Produce Exchange last uigh: cl...trl
tEe ioloWln" cDmmittso o1 quotations.
Ne So. William =. Hoge J. y. Sands. and
n. ". KELLEY.
The attraction This cver.r- at Wir1arl
Han j. the Joe Jefferson Dramatic C.,ia il
Privilege"
Our report of The proceedings Of IN. mass
me, titE oi IRISH American Citizens. n A.
sCcatlon Hall. last night. u honor the
memory 81 the late Irish patriot John Mitch
cll, is uEavoitably crowded out .o-,!ay
In the local notice OF .'I-cC.tiav.Sill in The
county. IN Wednesdays STAR. y was not
ih'G"cd - cast any suspicion upon Mr..
ncrN. said 10 be an industrious nltg who
has always sustained a character above re-
preach.
The Washington Natioa:l Monument
Society met yesterday. Rear Admiral Powell
Ia the chair. and j. Carroll Blent esq. Sccre-
tary, Who reported that copies % the address
10 The people had been fprwar let i'm printed
Sllps To some 40 newspapers. with request
that the same should be published in fall
TIE Liquor Dealers Protective Association
iiSt night unanimously adopted resolutions
expressive Of their appreciation 81 the efforts
o. Louis Schade in preventing the passage
by Congress OF several bills detrimental 10
tie liquor interest. GessrS. William san
derson. John OH and Henry Schwartzea-
berg were elected members of the society
Col. Luhey, water registrar. issued an Or
or tlIS morning 10 his inspectors 10 see that
the Potomac water is shut on from all private
fountains. The Registrar has declined to re-
ceIVe any water rents for these fountains
since last December, for the reason that too
wafer n ifnsF
short supply To citizens living in the more
elevated portions of the CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

then i would inquire OF the committee
wiener they conte mplate that tie schedule
shall he published as answer.
Mr.. Cook.-lf you will allow me. The COM
miitee, as l understand. do not desire any
luftEer CNci'SEge OF views unNft "a subject
cut VII 10 pie,a>c7t n yoI NJ. transmit a
copy 70 the assembled committee OF your
anenoed schedule. which W. VII r,Eari a.
your defiritr and fral action.
pleasure.
Mr.. Taylor.-Wlth such firth ,rr,n,ar<S as
You may o. pleased TO make.
Gov henniSon-We desire 10 secure our
selves the benent Of all Suggestions and in
formation from the committee. We have
named the early time when Tho schedule
must pass INTO the hands of IN" printers. IL
Is merely because We have - ariaFa zine: 10
other reason.
Mr.. Ciagett.-May be I could make n suv-
geSiton To meet that point. be- a. mo nffs =,
who has got To execute that law. The Gov.
ernor VIII hand 10 me. a. chairman of n As
SCISSORS the amended schedule. I shall he
10 your committee.
Gov: nennison.-With pleasure
Mr.. Tay lor-lt seemed to IN" perhaps that
ifit be not inconsistent xiih Your iieas OF
pTopriety. that IL would be better Ia h1y., a
direct communication from tire onlniSSion-
ers, including the schedule 80 taat we may
Know precisely the position that they may
Nj Clagett.-As I understand N. The
commissioners will not take the reSpo-I>;-
hility. other than so far aS the la,y i,6,,oSss
upon them-th il to make ont Inc ~t.1,slula
Mr. Tay ior-That i all we expect: that il
all we want.
Mr.. ClagCtt.-l cannot conceive hat they
would SIT down and 90 into details. AMI give
tteir i gal opinion upon each one OF the Spc-
CifiC articles.
MIR. TaN lori am not asking that n all
We simply ask the Comm - tOlcT>. IL con
slStent with their ideas OF duty-'ba. il con-
St>tent with their views. they will transmit
To rs revised schedule, with sgcu rem lr,I>
as they miEht see proper Ia MAKO.
Gov. pcrnisOn.-ierhap> I ha better say
at once. in order Ia avoid embarr: >Sunenf on
our art, that IL viii bee more consistent with
our sense of official duty, - send Won the
schedule as We shall finally Gga:. H. yyitl,put
ext Ian atoms or commentary.
MI IayIoT.-Thai Is entirely discretionary
with the Commissioners
The iut"rN lew having teTlnipa 81 tho corp-
mittce retired. ard the usual business of mo
Commits ION WAS resumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

ARREST OF LETTER CARRIERS.-FOr some
Time past several city letter carriers have
been under the Surveillance Of Mr.. Henier-
son, special agent Of the Post Office depar.-
ment; the parties being suspected OF using
" hat are Known as washed stamps on un-
stamped letters, where the writers hal given
their money To pay the postage. or where
money mas been LEFT in letter boxes TO pay
hostage ON letters bearing 10 stamps. YeSteT-
cay ~ ffcient evidence had been arcumu latel
10 warrant the arrest OF r.. i. Hail. l.. NJ
Howard. +. II. Green, and Alexander Nc
Arthur. letter carriers. They were accord.
ingly called TO account, and there being some
eNtcnuating circumstances i'm the ease OF
Green and McArthur, they were permitted to
resign. Hall and Howard were tai ken before
L. >. Commissioner l. l.. Johnson. agb
were fined respectively $50 AMI So
III Is understood that Howard viii uay his
fine but that Hall will contest The matter i'm
the courts. Hall is Il cOlorel man, and has
been serving as n carrier for about n Year.
Macarthur has served ia the same canacifv
ior two or three years. aGd Green aui How
ara for five OF six years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
Washington Fish Market.

Sold by TX. n. Golden Il Bro. riSn agents
to-day: 5000 Shad sold from STAT so per hum
dred; 5000 behring's sold from ~31 to 80 per
thousand; 900 lunches rock and perch sold
from 10 TO l. cents per bunch; loo bunche.
cut fish sold from to 6 cents per hundred
Sold by VIM. q. Stuart. 800 shat. at ~3l:
l2.CoO punches, at y cents; 5000 herring AZ
S22 per thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE or CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

W rs II 7 W IVN. = IfIII =. fhI Z
For New England and The middle states
partly cloudy weather, with 81 ght rain south
erly 10 westerly winds. and sli.lI ,irange i'm
barometer, followed hy cooler weather to-
night.
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4 IT Y IT f. Ms.

INV Supplies EFCFiNINg pAILl.-Th f.
ht>t assortment e Ceutlrrnal'S. Rows AMI
hIiorer> Soft and Suu Pit Hats il M
l.t"l> " popular one Price store" 30 IA.
StIc' I, between ! ana h. Tle beSt :, silk
Hat IN ihc city.
Jtsr RFCFINFD pr Adams express. anI
WI, N "l.l-'e rNel iu our spacious saloons,
fresh salmon. Brock T-olt t4liT .rnia
lalaEu~. tauliHowcr and fresh Tama,oIs.
WIN All Other LClicaci'> of the aSon
HARVEY a iiuHnPN
lHlt fTun>N lNrrta a,-,nVa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

IN or1er that the public generally. and
those who have favored me with their ems
tom IN particular, may fully understand the
motives or Mr.. Norman Wizard I'm bringing
SUIT against me for damages sustained by
the breaking of harness, alleged to have
oeen OF inferior quality, would state thar
MT N. Wizard, it is true, bought a harness
from me on the 9th OF February 1874, and
mat The said harness was broken on the dav
or its purchase. This, however is atfribn.
table TO the Incompetence of Mr. WARDS
driver. who for some cause unknown To me
lost control over the horses and ran against
a lamp post, separating the horses and tear
ing the inner rein. would further state thar
Mr.. Wizard owed me bill for one wear. and
being unable to collect the amount from him
! felt constrained to have recourse 10 the
law. Judgment was rendered I'm NV favor
on the seth ultimo. Mr.. Wizard thereupon.
and on the same day sued me for damaees
as was stated in Wednesdays issue of In,
EVENING STAR. The damages TO the "a.
riage (Which is the property of Mr. kelIehe y
amounted 10 sl35, according to the staten = A.
OF MI. Walter, nth street, who repaired the
vehicle. Every fair-minded person will:
readily utdefstand whether the claims of
MI. Wizard are hased upon anything akin -
Justice, especially IL IL be known thar he nsas
me said harness 10 this day.
Resfec.fully, KAsPER KxErsr
AAkIL 2, 1e1j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

LFCoCQS MASTERPIECE. - For iveIv
music, wei rendered, spirited singing. and
eccentric acting see Giro le-Girofia a. tie
National Theater. Mile Geohrov il viva
clous and TosteeiSh; Mile Nnelli is charm
ing, and 'MOurZOok" is immense. Thn make
up and acting of NJ. de Querey in this charac-
Ter Is exceedingly droll. The company, cos
tunes and orchestra are all good. Only three
IUc PefiorlnahceS-tO-nigh tomorrow
night and matinee to morrow afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

MISS sc HLIECKER'S CONCERT, on Satur-
Day eVcningneS at Willard Hall. will afford
our DuSlcal friends an opportunity of hear
ing superior local talent-Mr Johnston. the
popular tenor ro5uSto Miss Juanita Carusi
Inc harpl>t; Mr.. Dalton. the bas>O: and
Mes~rs. Paris. Eberbach. and Shafer viii an
taNe Tart Mr.. Paris, an English artist who
klnuIy volunteers, is an amateur ViOliniSt of
reputation. The programme is full OF gems
and cannot fail TO attract a large audience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
= - H.A - AAHH ~ - Y y
l"l6 Pennsylvania aycnu

isHEIf NTlSN-lurug severe ami change
I'i' Wa Ter mo- one subject o. Rhaurnar -
rams should ho one tav Without p,.rS -.
GCc', which uii-grs a,'srl.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

iHE INLAND SEAEoARD AND CoASTISG
IoMPANl.-At meeting held at five
o o'clock yesterday afternoon. the Inland Sea-
bcard ard Coasting company elected the fol-
rowing ofilcers:-Wm. Thompson, president:
samuel Bacon, vice president; A. III. Herr
treasurer; VIM Stlckney, secretary. The by
laws OF the company were presented, amend
cd, and adOpted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

i"'i ~ rs Yeast Powder canlp' De avcrIf,s
in lni' king light. sweet Rolls. El~cu!f~. Ma
nc. ora E!ta', sc. 10 ~ always ready and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02
CHARLES HEEpStp,,K.
Slilcry or Extra Dry Caupagnc,
EEcHll,-i bv none
lZ-!l -: Fur sale toy HALL - lITNr

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. corneror
-" l''N avenue ana l7jn str~r.. pays ; per
cert. per amman az, deposits Gsra.-ii ,,flen lar
iio-ta- .aa.ius hours. q Z. SaturiaysS
~ . 'N" u 10 .. it3,litl6
tcfSS. SC.--''Tbe WISE 49, n-alfsl On iaiiv
w r. depend. AUd thoB,sli> psIr,aize Or.
hi,E te .i>iimeHf. 5S5 ISM 81 ,.st, onpO-
Ban.c-P. II -e.t,' Na,'s. etc.
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10 the PsphIfe

j. +. BRoDHEAD, No. SIS 18th street rs nav
Ins speciaI Improvement taxes at the lowest
rates. Give him call before paving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

toIUTN HrIr. f. Tho best al cEeapasf
family Iuar in "a, market al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

N FHE GOLDEN AGE or CHILDHOOD mo
serve o." beauty 80 the lenfl with Nl-.5E 55f-
"Nd men, when the hair is >ily-rHI aul the
eye iiElu.d n IA years. the moan, ,vtiI stsrp
IAA.- LA- -----.-IL-. NV ~ ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-02

MR.. IL. r. HUNT will, tomorrow. have on
DIS stalls In the Center market a tempting
supply OF spring lambs, and with his cilts OF
me beef and other meats the display will be
iuIiy equal TO that he made on Saturday
last.
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1T STR.fES'.

1T SIRIUS,
I~---PENNsrLyAyn AyENUE-....IOII
BETWEEN 0rH AND IITH STREETS,
THE CoUNTERs ARE FILLED wITu
NEW, CHOICE, STYLISH AND
CHEAP SPRING CLOTHING
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
DREsS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
EORKLNG SUITS,
YOUTHS SUITS,
CHILDREN 5 SUITS.
SUITS FOE LITTLE CHAPS.
SUITS FOR GROWING BOYS,
SUITS FOR BIG BOYS,
SUITS FOR SCHOOL BOYS
SUITS FOR COLLEGE YOUTHS,
SUITS FOR WORKING YOUTHS,
SUITS FOR SMALL MEN,
SUITS FOR LARGE MEN,
SUITS FOR MEN OF MEDIUM SIZE,
SUITS FOR MEN OF ENTRA SIZE
SUITS FoR THE BIGG EST OF MEN,
SUITS FOR EVERY KIND OF MEN,
SUITS FoR ALL THE MEN IN TOWN
BUY NOW. BUY NOW, BUY NOW!
Particular Attention Given to Pleasing.
"A. g Z r AU 8.
mar?6-tr
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BUY NOW. BUY NOW, BUY NOW.

Particular Attention Given to Pleasing.
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contemplated. And II you secure that
amount, and a fair and prompt payment of
taxation on real estate, perhaps, II is all
that should he required now. / am much
obliged 70 YOU. gentlemen, for your kind at
ieBticn in listening 10 these crude sugges-
, 1875-08-16
INDIAN TERRITORY AFFAIRS.

EurAuIA, 1. T., Aug. l5.-The coremoneu Of
laying tic corner-Btono OF tho Fcuaio Academy,
located 1t Honth Canadieu, I. T., took place on
the 18th Inst. Grand Master Mcpherson, Of
tho Lodge Of Indian Territory, assisted by Dep
uty Morrow, Bros. Ducknor. Cunningham, and
Judge ssodham, performed tho grand ooromo-
MICS Of laying the stone. A largo delegation
camo from Kansas aud points north in tho Ter
rltosy, aud several hundred oam4 from poioa
Bouth. Col. Doudlnot, Gov. Coleman Cob, had
Maj. q. ". Ingasia, Indian Agent, made ID.
dresses On educational mattc1s to more than
1900 pesaous.
1t Is asse.ted By the friends Of Charles Thomp'
con. Who Esn for Ql.isf Of Tho Cherokaea aRapst
W. r. oss il tho late election, that ho is elected
By fully 800 majority.
MusxooEz Aug. 15.-The cornerstone Of =
new building for tha nss OF The IudlAn AseuceJ
for tho Ch0rokeo, Choctsr, Chickaaaw. Crock.
and Seminole Natons,. will bo. laid %
Wednesday. tho 18TH. Tho ceremonies will 10
conducted by The Grand Lodge Ut Maaons Of
Indlau Territory. l3arhsque supper and party Ia
tho evening. Tho Masonic fraternity city
pHictNn, aud members Of the press of tho
btasta arc invited. Passenger fartn on railroads
hayo boon reduced to 2osnta per mile for tho ez-
onrssouu. Tho Chiefs Of tho tiyo tnbes are e9-
pected to 10 presunt, and speeches will bo 9nade
by aotaa II not al OF them. Ihe citizons of
MuBkogeo will ento1tRin a1l who come.
, 1875-08-16

13ttFVk EFxf {Tf&4s
Boating Ia no doubt o good thing when jndl-
clouHly indulgea In, but 81, old geatlomau rssid-
Ing Oh CongEosB atloet, wAoso sUn was member
Of Qua of the winning csoHa at tho Tolotlo
rogatta, has rather conservative nutious con-
cerntug tho muscular art, On 6untlay tho fol-
lowing dialogue occurred Lotwoen lilo fathor and
Ron:
Fashor-"My hoy, how much did you weigh
Whcn you began to trAiA for Luis ragAttAi"
Son n-"O Ono hund1ol AMI sixty pounds.
Fsthar-"And you pultol at 1t5 pounds didn't
son-"Yps. worked dowu 10 tint beau.!-
fully"
Fnshcr-"And how much is that badge worth
that you won dowu tloEe5''
: son-"Dou't know exactly. but think !
heard romo os tue falls1s aay they coBt 927
apiece"
FAslar-" Um, $27. Now thou II you'll
work OF tho H&lno amount Of loHll noxs soAsot,
by saving wood III giyo you badge worth lust
fouE ttmoa a. lnura ~ that Que, aud an order on
my tailor for tho host suit OF clothes you can
tlpd. :"
Tho young gentleman intimated that 10
guessed he'd lake little run down TO tho boat
house,
, 1875-08-16

AINs QHNFEEIOt
THOUGHTS 1AOn lttH EtGK DED-H1s LITgBAnF
HANIIa-T4k AQIt0QL nNEhTtQN LII QHIQzIlK

AGN* 0tNFlC-It
THOUGHTS EAOn litH EfGK pED-H16 LITERARY
uAnITs-Tux SCHOOL QUESTION III ou1o-TuK
ruEE m ouA P0LlfIcs.
From Our 0wn tbrvt.pondsns.
WAsutNuroN, Aug. 12.-"I have bosn read
Ing" said Cen. GARFIELD from tho sick bed where
he had boon lying, in t4la burning climate, for
Xix wceks,-"1 hayo been reading ehsfmiug, ally
old Dox1y's Journey to tho uabridsa over again.
Io is alxsys the ssmo kindly, lazy, genial, old
man, forever saying good thlugn,-a s!oek, soft
handed. aoft-hearted giant Of . fe!low.''
Con. Glrheld, wlen saH him, lad beon In
h!s bod for six woeks. A dreadful! surgical ope-
zatiun had left him weak and wasted. Disease
bud coms upon httn like ~ hammer Of tho rcd
auu OF tho furnace" Tie was dislnautssd
saatea1nau, a good constitution IL going to
bring him through, hut. for soms weeks. he
muat refrain from participating in Tho fight
Againat tho cheap and nasty rag-man's platform
OF Fog-IIoru Allan. aud hls auoakiug ally Thur
mau, Of tho Janns face.
uAANELD IT HoAx.
Garfield llyss In homs.ike. modest, unpro.
teutlous house. opposite Frsuklin squAre,-ons
Of tue most attractive locations In Washington
City. In ohserfti1 upper chamber, which had
been stripped Of its desA and WAS clothed only
In ita bones, "a all Washington houses In aum-
mer-limo are, he Lad beau lying tor : mouth
and = hkls, looking u the mighty summer
outnuu floating In tie burning, brazen sky. aud
listening 10 the uersy ch,sp os the summer
birds tp tue park below.
L1TKlARY uAgs1s oJ PUBLIC MEN.
larAsa II man of infinite resouscss. He Ii
QUO OF the hAlt-dozen maa In UopgresA who read
books. lie ts ono Of tho fow persous In po!itsoal
] lta heto who, N ths tremendous osu4h AID
, 1875-08-16

Trouble fEctsvcrn tho ElftM AycunG
mud tjsltt.n Squire FAcntrcs HcKnrd-
tnE sslkuxo llichcS.5

Trouble IEct.vcrn tho Flith Avcunc
mud 1]..tua squire rAcntrcs Regards
ing ssltUxo IliclaeS-''
4Nflo IvfA 1,tts, Anr. II.
From pteAent Indications IL ii believed that
tho tllspite belwee,, liuebrs. Angustin Daly and
A. VI. Palmer relative to tho nfopriutorship Of
"1loeo 31tchel" w4lt eventually end in n pro-
tr.etcd litigation. A T.n,as reporter yes.er-
day called upun Mr. 1'alsaer,s COUNSEL, to
learn what btops had hcon taken
s,lnaru Theatre. Tho counsel convpraod freely
ul,.u tho aabjcc Bnylpg thas lta client lul pnr-
cAazed tic orlEinnt ulatiHnctipt OF " lioso
Michel" both i'll Engiiel aud French, from Er,s:
E!snu, its author, md lad therefore obtaincd
tho proprietary right to tho Hafne which, bo
added, save him tile c1cnayo privilege OF its
pro luction IN Amorch. Tho right thus con-
fettul, said tho counsel. WAS II, oyory rcspeet
E1milar to TINT Of tho Two Orphans which
la'i bceu fully surtalnod by tie decsiona Of tue
also Of the Court "t Common Pleas in
,l'hiiade!phla. It vas understood that
nr. I)a!y claitned to hayo obtained a
manuscript Of tLo play IL tues!ion franz Messrs. ;
sumo time si,co atllrotsetl i cabto message to
MIR. lta!L1os, rtatinG that The former parties had
gained possession vi tho play. but withont h's
cullAcnt or tho a'ltl,uflty of any EocnYnizod
MIR. Palmer intosldel To bring all action agasne t
Mr.. daily in order to obtain an injunction pre-
vomiting him from producing tic play, and In
that actior. said the counsel in conclusion, Mf.
Iulnar woutl rely for authorities to bu1tain tlia
right. mnlply upon deciHiona obtasued by hir.
Ialy himself. whenever le h"s asd occason IT,
legally uphold hA cls'ln to tho POSSESSION Of
literary property.
In order 10 learn tho otl,cr s!le Of tho case,
tho reporter next o9Iteh upon Mr. Flake. On
beng questioned as to whas hlr. Daily proposed
to do in tho matter OF t!,a production Of tho
disputed drama, alr. Flske 1aculiralIy r"nIiod
that Mr. Daly proposed to produce 'lloHo
Michel" OIL the It'll Ut September. On being
asktd what cuarso Dir. Daly would pursue Ii,
event Of > suit heing brought aRa,nnt lin by
the proprietors Of tbs Union Square Theatre, ho
Rr4ih replied that he know Of no loyal grounds
,,lnn which Buci, suit could bo based, as Mr,
Duly hAl purchased tho pssy, and. moreover.
iuttutlul to uae it, hlr. Fske Haid tflnt no legal
papers had yut been presented 10 a1r. Dalv, aud
Lave II HB Ills oIirIon that Tho Gnton H1unrc
1lieatre dill not luteuu to p,sb the suit, hut
sjLol .has il it did tir. Da!y would Immediately
hr aea4Iy to meet IL. 0lr. DAILY il 1t present Ill
ban Francisco.