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The daily gazette., 1877-04-27

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue OF q writ OF Levari Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s41 shipley st..
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip in the city OF Will
mington, New Castle county, Del, on
SATURDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1877,
at2 O'Clock p, M,
the following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot of land with three
story brick dwelling house thereon situated
In the said city OF Wilmington bounded
and described as follows TO wit: Beginning
at the south west corner of Eighth and
French street, thence southerly along the
westerly side Of French street fifty-six and
one half feet eleven inches to a corner of
James Elliott's land, thence westerly along
his land and parallel to Eighth street eiRh.
teen feet one and q halfinches to the centre
ofparty wall between this and the adjoiding
premises on the west, thence westerly
through the oentre of said wall and parallel
TO French street sixty-two feet eleven and
one half inches to the southerly side of
Eighth street aforesaid and thence thereby
easterly eighteen feet one and half inches
TO the place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty Of Carrie r. Beggs, surviving mort
gagor and as Executrix OF joseph L, BeRes
deceased, and TO be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
office New Castle,
April 26th. 1877. apr27 -3tawts
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THE SULTAN TO HIS ARMY
THE STANDARD OF THE Prophet To np
RAISEn

'AAHDAhD OF THE PnQPHET TO BE
RAISED. "
Inc following is the full text of the
9uitan's proclamation to. the army:
Russia has declared war. We are forced
70 take up arms. We have ALWAYS wished
peace, listening to the advice of the now.
ers IN this respect, but Russia wants to
destroy our independence, and, SO. if
nussia attacks us, God, who protects
rght and justice. will grant us victory
our soldiers will defend with their
blood the country gained by their, anees-
TORS, and with the help of God maintain
tne Independence of the Osmanli. The
1aeion S will protect Che wives and chill
essary the Sultan will 20 to the armv and
false the standard of the Khalifat and The the
Suitanat: The Sultan is ready to sacri. c
nee his life for the honor and indensnd
ence of the country. p'nu
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One Square above p, W. & B, r. h De
Thesubscriber having purchased thela
shop and Warerooms located as ab0N
would inform the public that he has ,eNO evy
facility for manufacturing Light ana hes
Carriages of every description IN lns
manner, and can offer inducements 70
chasers superior to any first-class es5aDii
ment in the city. Our work aii maae IN, III
shop, out of the best material, ana gn,
our immediate superintendance, anu
are therefore confideIt tha Will gHe'
isfaction.
g. w. HORN,
ul7-1y 1O3 Walnut ST., wilmington
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CHERIFt'S SALE
~ ny virtue Of writ of Levari Facias IN
atthe w u"iic sale,
(. GILPIN HOUSE.
SapI SSepS oy george Whitfield, in the city hun
Delaware. on e' '''a'e OF
Thursday, the 3rd day of May, 1877
at2 O'Clock, PM,
lhe Ioilowing described Real Estate viz
Al tnat certain plantation or tract or
iaLd, % SITUATED, lying and being in the hnn
of DeiaWareu 1unsy Gl New Castle in the State
On tne south side of the New Cast{a anS
= rIoncntoWn turnpike road boundad ~
ian lands NJ iaIe OF Kinsey Johns, ESQ. Inc Hon
the heirs som of Rsc;h N; Clayton by lands late of
lana late OF James Cauik, decd iend set
snad ~ 4 II. Burnham, decd and bv tbe
f9,r Ghr leading from the said turnpiiye e ne
and Ena Era, Bridge and by the New CastIe
containing one hundred and eiphfv ooaeIs oaI
nieae OF less, excepting thereouI a certai1
pieee or parcel thereof containinp ton H.
more or less. ooh acreS
oI th land situated in New Castle Tnnd piece
a ~ or New Castle and Stat ~ 6a,n III
s,S aforesaid, and lying on the no,,h ,ns,
tnrnni vi ne New Castle and French,"S.o,., W..
heirs Of p,u, oounded by land late of III
late of john GnsTd smvtb nm decd by lands
sSia turnpike road, containine tSir, Iir oy tne
&C. '0'S' BOOK b, vol. 8, page
perty Of MeIJ Mad ia en- in execution as the pro
Eager OF Edward Dow9ey anS i'ng VINO mort
C. tey T. nf ms wife wife Joseph I. Taggart sdm'a a
PenningtoMna MarE Edxardi drenndington wife Of A bury
dsM dbowney, Harriet wife fCly Of Clayyton6 61en1amin
''' oe' u and I +, and 70 be sol j tV by 10"
sherif7s Office lNSAAC Neaa C CRUDE, Sheriff
April 12 1877. anr,e ,,
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JOHN M. EVANS j
NEW CARPET STORE

NO. % NORTH NINTH sihID .,rsI
Above Market street, near Filoer' '
PHILADELPHIA. u,oo
TTAS opened with an entire new ."
III of the latest styles OF r,v,yA
RPETS, OIL CLOTHS, M =.
WINDOW SHADES' &C.
which we offer at lower prices ut Our lon|
been known for sixteen yeares ms q grea
advantage, and we inIend 70 MAKE 2, He the tity city
BARGAIN CARPET STORE; Oi the the N
where buyers can rely on ge''ins
goods at the very Lotoest py7ces. and prioe|
An examination Of our stock NV
is earnestly solicited. Nu EVANS,
Formerly of North second d.
feb22- W3mos.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
Expo6as % he directed wlii Be sxpostd d to
Public Saleat the III ~
LAFAyETTE HoIEL sai .shipiey St.,
kept by Geo. W. ortlip, Inthe city,of VIII
mington. New Casfle county. pelsware on
The daily gazette., 1877-04-27

GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ by virtue of a writ of Levari Fa
clas, to me directed, will be exnosed to
Public Sale, at the y"
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4I shiplev g,
kept py Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city OF vii,
mlngton, New Castle county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY the 5th day of MAY,
1877, at O'Clock, p. m,
the following described Real Estate. viz:
1 All mat certain lot, piece or parcel OF
lanu, WIN three storied brick house there
Oh erected, situate in the city of Wilming-
ton, bounded and described as fo,inus so
VII: beglnnlng at the corner formed by The
southerly side of Second street and the
westerly side of Lombard street thence
along said side of Second street WesterIv "
ABOUT seventeen feet to the middIe of the
westerly gable end wall of said honse
thence southerly parallel to LON bar 81 rect
ana passing through the middle of said
wall ~ feet to the northerly side of n th rec
leet VIDE alley, thence along said alley side
easterly parallel TO Second street abont
seventeen feet to the aforesaid side of ON
bard street, and thence therewith n0rth OIL,
eighty-six feet to the place of beginnin1 ho
ghe contents thereof what they NAV: exce,t
ing ana reserving therefrom the right and
privilege OF using and building into and
against the westerly gable end wall of tha
mousse nereDy conveyed without anv coets
or charges for the same by Albert III at cIo,
his heirs and assigns.
seized and taken in execution as tho nro
perry or William Duffy and Mary Di,fTv
MS Wife and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
'h''iI, nrii 2ii,Se Is ,one New Castle,
April lS' 1871 s apr2l-3tawts
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A.L Male and -"Ale, Wanted
Agents Everywh" = 70 c'os,ns Ink
nanuie the Patent crown seli.Ger sen.Geyer ink
tand. Sells Itself at sIght wn1sl VILE Il cent?
-. Pronts immense. iss SahwR hwRslnut street
uddress, A. ii. SINGER, &c srsGgeonD
Ahiladelphla, Pa.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
NJ BY virtue OF a writ of Venditioni Ex-
Ponas. to me directed, will be exposed to
Public sale, at the w
The daily gazette., 1877-04-27

HOTEL OF BENZ. d. LoNGLAND,
IN the village of st. Georges in Red Lion
hundred New Castle county, Delaware, on
Friday, the 9th day of April, 1877.
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MIR. Ev.fRTs's $4,000 WINDOW.


WAsHINGTON, May CT drove to-day TO
gaze upon the ugly front of the new state De-
partmcnt building II il Of the Muctt order Of
architecture, and was apparently conceived by
that remarkable man either in fit Of dcspond-
cncy or in mood Of malice. Tho crust of the
earth is only u few miles thick at the utmost
anu doubt that it will be ahc long 10 sustain
this heavy pile. with the supcraddcd weight Of
Mr.. Bvartss sentences continually accumulat-
ing among the archives in the cellar. The en-
ginccrs say that tho Washington Monument Is
slowly but surely sinking. and that structure
looks ms light as feather after viewing this
cnormity OF Mullctt's
An attentive friend pointed out for me tho
window of the room which Mr.. Evarts occupies
in the intervals " his professional labors in the
New York and Albany court rooms. There was
nothing remarkable about the window-no blue
glass. no flower pots. not even the tin shnglc.
g VIM. NJ Evarts. Attorney and Counsellor at
Law. which hall expected to see stuck some
where behind the sash.
Who occupies all Of these other hundreds Of
thousands Of windows = asked.
There are only fliy-two Government en-
ploy',s IN the state Departmcnt.' said my
FRIEND ility-twO. including Mr. EvHrts. There
are three Assistant Secretaries, five bureau
chiefs. iorty-onc clerks, one translator. and one
And how much docs II cost 10 shelter these
hlty.tWo Eentlmon under a Mansard r1off'
. mat building cosish liiilo more than thirty
five hundred thousand dollars. You must re-
member that Mullett designed and began il
ana that MoaSurer Babcock is still in charge of
it, run~tru. ton"
Thr'r and 4 half millions at eight per cent. is
f2su.OOJ annually. A minutes figuring ON the
hnck of AN envelope revealed The groat national
Tact that tno taxpayers OF the United States Day
every year about sG.UJu office rent for each of
the state Departments employees from Mr.
Ettrts down 10 the lithOgraphcr. Mr. ENarts X
window costs S6uuO year, and the lithOgraph-
tr's window costs tn" same.
resolved to speak to Mr. Evarts on this
point, aud get his opinion. If possible. Of the
Now STATE building as measure of economy.
but Mr. Esart- was not ~ his $4,000 window.
The Scr tiry is in Now Ork. said door
keeper, attending TO legal business OF impor-
lance.
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IL Is officially announced that the Prc-i-
dent Of the United States is to be entertained
Mt the banquet Of the Chamber of Commerce
on Monday next. This banquet was to have
taken place at an earlier date, and many
members Of the Chamber procured tickets
Tor that time; but ii was postponed, aud is
now TO bc converted into a means of rccOg-
nizing and supporting the claims of Mr.
HAYES. OF course. those who hold such
tickets should have the privilege Of return
ing them.
Mr.. HAYES occupies the offcc ~ Prosi-
dent yet he was not elected to il, and he
occupies it through frauds of the grosscst
and most outrageous descriptions These
frauds were Of three classes They were COM
mittcd in the election; they were committed
in the voting OF the electoral colleges: and
they We're committed in the action OF the
electoral tribunal which counted Mr.. HAYES
81 a. President
Whoever attends the banquet and joins
In the recognition paid TO Mr. HAYES as
President ON such an occasion. thereby GER
titles his own approval Of fraud. Every
such man declares that. in his opinion
cheating is better than honesty; every
such man procaims that cheating m
elections is n legitimate mode Of getting
high Office, that cheating la the counting OF
votes is n cummcudailc preceding; and
that cheating in the final declaration Of the
election. especially when practisod hyan uu-
constitutional tribunal. is ALSO worthy of
praise and imitation. What j. moro. every
such man pruclaims and declares that hr
not only approves OF such frauds. but that
he desires them TO be repeated In future
elections for President; and. la short, that
he prefers that no President should ever be
really elected hereafter.
Every citizen is entitled 90 hi5 own opin-
ions; and those vino wish To SHOW homo. go
Mr.. HAYES. and to the successful frauds 10y
which ne now figures a- President. have 20
legal right 10 40 so. But ley mo- ono join IN
this act without full understanding what
he intends and what he does: and, above
all, let no merchant Of New York put him
Self forward A. adoring fraud and admiriug
power So acquired without carefully COM
sidering the subject and fully making up
his mind that he wishes 90 assume such an
attitude
1t is true this Is political question
but il II also something more II Is a.
question affecting morals. religion. charac-
ter, everything that tends to establish q
distinction between honesty ami dishonest s..
We take it for certain that ITO srlt-ic-pccti u,
Democrat will be seen at this banquet: and
IT is equally certain that mo- Ropu lioau VIII
bc there who fully appreciates the sanctity
u the commandment, Thou halt not steal.
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ttflcllnP WIN inc attorney, nc l'lI WIFI
an appointment for the next day at one
o'clock, to complete the pretended bust
ness. HAYES brought with him. in keeping
his appointment. BLISS, the hired burglar
The two were shown into the room contain
ing the safe. and lett alone. HAYES then
showed the burglar BENTON, who was 20
carry the books TO Mr.. AL1XNNDEEs, the
road To his house. eight blocks away, ar
ranging that BENTON was 10 ring, insist on
seeing Mr.. ALEXANDER, and while delivering
the goods was to he arrested along with the
counsel OF the mcmOriali~ts. BLISS having
blown open the safe was to escape by the
alley in the rear OF the office. SOcVcrything
was ready.
During the afternoon lTARRrNGToN and
EVANS brought the attcr's books and put
them in tho safe. HAYES then went to Mr..
ALEXANDER aud introduced BENTON as the
man who would bring him the books, again
attempting tO get promise Of largo sum
Of money for them, and again failing to do
~. HARRlNGroN now laid before Major
RICuARps, the Chief Of Police, the letter
from the pretended thief. giving warning Of
the burglary, but limiting that the purpose
was simply to obtain evidence against The
Board Of Public Works. he asked that the
r"nh'r WIN" earned oil the sWag should he
followed ana arrested at Mr. ALiNNNDEh
house, wl''r' me- inspected he would bring
up ana lhot 'h"Sr Wi'hlh Shoulu Ice arrested
"sa'c"hlln'e~. liAli'lNVIoN ARRANGED 'h"t
inc Watching -houi' '' uoho oy hiu7'H'
hl'HNhlS' am 'LAlN"E' inc chl'l OF Guy
''l', ilN's. me pay TOOK pace as ar
ranged 'houEh u INTERSECTION hau I" use an
ms "rl7 u" p'o''t' h'7 i'reu pu's''t7 rom
'"lhS interfere" WIN Al ABOUT one CLOCK
'"i' was ''"' ,Nl''9'"'' an" MN 10
M'7'''' ''''''l az" "''',' ',lc ""p',7' "n'
,iAi'N'No''N "',' .''" o',N' anu many
DIN los ~ l''I'' WIN MS p"g an" s'l'''u
'"i VI ~ Ni'f.' - N'''I'' 'n'uSn ne
rang "hS ho i"ii'u 10 ""''ll d"iil''an'e'
l-'"' 'E vac 'ls ON 'h' -u'I-' ana 'Io79'hS
'he 7''''' loN"eir RICHARDS HAl'hlN'ioN'
NHtl HERD anu 'LN'N"E WERE ne asked II
ma" named 'oL' Nh'a something hNed
lh'r' HNIRiNoIoN kindly told nm thot
was '"Ll Nh' ALlNANphh house. ana the
timer again Tired tine mann door holl and also
That at the ha-' mcnt door the Watching
party plainly homing the ringing Yet no
one 9f Mr. ALLNANpEH's family WAS avak-
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GEN. CESNOLi IRON CYPRUS.



tcn L. Kun Nc7holhi Niht'u o'at'a ''iHu'
To Cyprus and the discovcrer of the great col
t..,i,,, ,f op,foui,ies arrived in This ci,v an
''N' w "'i'' =, -
SNuIuaS from LlNcrpooi' hcW'7 accompanied
Is the Countess J.. i. de Cc~npla and two
d,u,,l,.ra IN, G.r.rnl ,,na found last oven
,,.o, -
ing in the rum ANcnu" Hotel. H. 'omrsto NrW
York to lend u.s. istanec 20 the Metropolitan M
9' W ~ ~ a. r",N'"- .,
don ihlnk shull Epbark again, nc Shlh'
have been in Cvurus eleven years and as
-. 49,, ,i, a., .,,,,i 90 ,t.. ,,f,,,., ,,,.,,.
sur N'" '''"' ~ WI. "-" ~ ''"' '"
should hnN" gone there had II not boon mat
desired o. uruSe'ui" this work. II was N''f,iury
'Niui VINO secured my appointments uni
when asked for bus support Tor 20 cons sup
he said, W ncr. DO YOU want t9 go t-
uiu-.' | said " That's damn az pl4e. ~
said he; tuorcs nothing iu th'a. But Doe
sired tp 70. -p l'nc0ln APO lui'i me-, Soc
body knows a." vast amount "l work luVo
done There. discovered aud uncovered soy De-
teen buried cities and opened up eighty thou
sand tomhs. hui there WAS nothing 100 th'M of
any value or interest. Inc urlr-iS hhd robbed
every temple exert this one temple a hurum.
How this escaped them heaven only knows. |
have imagined that there must have been am
earthquake and verifying and everybody Vas
buried up and We're forgotten ever alter.
The people of this country do not know OF
md tstand the value 81 ms COLLECTION yrt.
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The presence OF a Russian squadron on
the Pacific coast Is regarded with suspicion hy
the English press. The Pal NaR Gd1,t'e seems
10 be Of opinion that the Russian vessels are
meant for an attack on NancouVcr's Island. in
tho event of tho outbreak ~ war between Eng
land and Russia. and adds that in uo part Of tine
world could 50 much damage be done 20 British
commerce in such short time by "a few smart
Vessels as in the paciflcocean. The visit II the
Grand Duke ALEXis with three Russian war
vessels 20 the harhor Of New York is also re-
markahly coincidcnt with the war in Europe.
An early notice Of the outbreak Of hostlitics
between Great Britain and his imperial father
might enable ALEXIS TO win renown 10y destroy
ing some of the steamers IN the trade between
Liverpool and this city.
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TMs Is ~ season o. the annIversaries Of

This is the season of the anniversaries Of
the religious societies which undertake. the
work Of converting the heather. bringing 10 tho
light the home sinner, publishing tracts. and
spreading the circulation n the Bible \ quar-
ter Of a century ago anniversary week was
quite notable one in the metropolis hut Of late
years IL has failed % attract much attention
from tho general public. We sugges' to the
Bible and tract societies the serious cOnsidcra-
tion OF Nh" qu' -tion whether they are not run AZ
too expensive" a rate. and whether the offerings
Of thu faithful would not 20 further if the -1,ic-
tics gave up the manufacturing of Bibles and
tra'f- themselves. buying them of private pub
fishers. and spending their money in that way
aud iu circulation.
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These wcll-known words may properly rise to
the lips of GEORGE II. BuTLEHwho his progress
tothe Black Hills Is overtakcn by the ordcrrcvok-
INK his appointment a. special agent ~ the Post
Ofice Department. Tho appointment II RUr-
LEI. in the first place. was not more curious
than his sudden dismissal. HAYES POST ON e.
Departments which began 10y being a double
ma 'hine. seems now 10 have secured a back
action attachment Tho hack-action principle
it, pretty apt to Il" frequently called into use los
TINS AdminIstrntIon.
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The Entertainment TO HAYES.

Whether EDWIN d. MORGAN and RUrHER-
FORD II. HAYES eat dinner together or apart,
IS in itself n matter of very small consc-
qucncc to every one but themselves. But
the ostcntatious announcement that Prcsi-
dent HAYES, on the occasion of his APP
proaching visit TO this city, will be- enter
tanned 10y Mr.. MORGAN has good deal of
significance when it Is consid~cd in conncc-
ton with the Custom House investigation
now going ON.
The entertainment is n poppy entertain
mcnt, designed 10 make the President =
cyclids droop. Everything that bears the
MoRGAN stamp is expected to be all right to
his vision hereafter.
There was formerly man living in this
state named ROSCOE CUNKLINd. Is he still
aliVcP
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In the reports Of the frauds Of the day, we
often read that this one or that ono of the guilty
perpetrators of them was a pin of th~churrh.
But it is not often that we hear 81 the dis
cpiine Of the church being brought to
boar upon such men. II was an extraordinary
thing that was done hy DR. CUYLERs church.
over in Brooklyn, last Sunday. when II sus-
pended eN-Mayor LAMBERT the ruling elder
who had proved false to- his trust IA the exe.u-
tor Of the estate of his hrothcr-in-aw.
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the appointment OF BUTLER on the strength
Of appeals like these from leading Demo-
Gratis, associated as they were with those Of
leading carpct-baggcrs.
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povery Theatre o. aiiie scout.
broadway theatre tlid wonder
sninmbin Dp.rn tt".sc-Naf0fy Mffince
Exyptn. ''nii 7rhsi no'r ii ~ Naunee
Hir,h s.~uu- rh-ntr~-f eenh NiEht,
Grand pp~r. uo.s--rhe rrneess ROYAL
n~ii.r's ~ udrr rh~"tr~-ofp New YORK Hotel
ps.rrs,'- sir-.s-Houst0n It,, X. H.
New Work Aquarium -nroalNsy aud sflhst
New American uus-un- -iof aud los nUvery
rsrL uh~Rtr--Col sellers
r.risis. Ns"s~>iii~ Valley. Matinee
Theatre tomique -vAfieiy
Tony Pastors New rh-str~-vsreiy Matinee
lrioa square rh-str~-Smikc.
NtsiIscL's thestr--My AWni u.d.
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To THE EDITOR or The SUN-Sr; A. YOU al-
ways unoart poAuca fraud please see that Che nfar
'mmssloners 10 not receive huhrs and award the .li
,tnuh'is io the same parties under the r,lsn 40 Oh,
ilN. .'nl PRESIDENT asthcN di during me Admni-frt
nnn e "iAht hy hscruns tic above IN Your NallN '
paper you hlA much oulAv BugLA
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Two Suicides.

Mr. :. 5 Cox Of this city anil Mr.. MILTON
SAYLER Of Cincinnati are conspicuous Dem
oclat- and candidates for Speaker of tn,
new II .u-o of Representatives. In addition
tootH.r moiit-. They both claim to have pee
sisted r'-omtcly the measures by which
HAVE, WIS flnuduirWly fu-'ol into the
Presidency; though they voted for the Till
cr,uts & The Electoral Commission. and are
RECORDS. 4 ou both sides of the final proceed
iug-, ,.C.l, when frequently absent Oh va
riou- t'-i motions.
Without intending 20 criiii-o tho acts or
the omissions Of either of these Representa-
ti,,'-. it las been generally believed an their
own declarations that they were decidcdly
opposed io the fraud 10y which Nj. TlLpUS
was sham' fully cheated ,ut Of hi, rights,
and 10 the beneficiary and confederate of
that ciiilc vino 5 NOW exercising the iunc-
lions q President. Nodouil WIS over r,i -,.l
on russrotrd on th.- point until their LETT
t~,~ recently and most surprisingly came
To lisht.
Mr. COZ ana NJ e,yrrR i.irol with 'ho
,.rr.f-hleL,re. SltNDE aui Ipl.- S. Boo
Dnu.ndiu, fNr notorious CIou.g H.
,a. fIH d. r.-' DG. Agent i,tue L.,,o
N alfh nigh NIov tu.ol.l q lor' .'i--
i0.--.i from tae Con. Ih.te at g. l'oonao
N'-ffar.ml circumstances Ih.r lnN, 81
n.i.,. lI-uf ln, choose lnoIr rNn,Iulan-
iuttni- nuu--ocaUou the pubic hardly
expected N.u oI,Hor ot th.t. lhlf. how
,trr b. ultf.r of tl-ta 0ul IDprI Or
vh.ra Dad ly roue u- ile p-i.iea u4A.c-I
at"ll Interested.
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The million dollars that the scwing-ma-
chino monopolist- pooled for another extension
Of their patents did not secure thor end. Here
after the sewing machine is TO be- within the
reach Of families Of small mcans-thoso that
really require II.