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National Republican., 1878-06-18
A Strp backward In AppeaIs,

A correspondent says; Appeals from the
judgment, OF the supreme Court Of this Dis
trict where the amount in controversy is
$1,000, now lie to the Supreme Court of tho
United States. BY the &C. to rcorsanize the
judiciary of this District, just passed the SEN
ate, the appcu!ahlo amount is increased to
$500. This is 4 clear discrimination in favor
Of the rich against the poor. In tho majority
IF eases the sum in litigation does not exceed
Il 900, and this right OF Immediate appeal and
for this sum was alleged as one Of the opposed
coInpcnsatiOns for the disiranChiSed condition
of this District. Every reason for comforting
this right originally exists to-day with aug.
mcutcd force, and before the citizens of thi,
District are deprived of this ancient and Yalu.
able right OF appeal for this sum to II tribunal
by the theory OF its constitution elevated above
partisan bias or local or personal preiudices, II
Is hoped the matter will challenge the closest
scrutiny by the friends of the poor man in the
House OF Representatives.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
A Telephone Concert Spoiled by Rain.

number of distinguished persons were
present last night In room No. los, 9th floor
of the Corcoran building, the occasion being q
private telephone concert under the MANAGE
mcnt of Mr.. Mussaus and DR.. Adams, of New
Jersey, to be given in this city for tho benefit
of an audience in Jersey City. Mr.. Alphonso
foungs was In attendance with his cornct, as
were Professor Ell. Hay, with his zone hun
dr,d choice selections" and number of our
best amateur vocalists. After n trial Of about
ten minutes, n telegram was received, stating
that there was n heavy rainfall all along the
line, which was very unfayOrlblC to the action
Of tho instruments. The concert was then
postponcd until more propitious weather
The wires were run from the Corcoran
building to 8orcam Hall. Jersey City, a dis.
taucc of about 225 miles. The instrument used
was Edison's patent. The persons at the other
cnl Of the line could distinctly hear what WAS
said or the noises made at this end. but Oh ac-
count Of the extreme wet weather II was
thought best to postpone the concert. Many
persons, including Mr.. MuSSaus himself,
thought II u matter of surprise that the instru-
ment worked at all,
National Republican., 1878-06-18
INtS EN ENTS.
Theatre Conlque.

This theatre opened last evening under the
new management with fine performance
and fine house, considering the state of tho
weather The event ngs entertainment opens
with an excellent drawing.room concert.
There is very conf cal sketch entitled "Thc
Black Statue IN which Jake Budl, John
Robinson, Miss Fanny May, Harry =. viii
liams, Billy Williams, and others take part.
The Sheridan brothers, as song-and.dancC
men; Miss lOttic Brown, an old iivorite here
Miss Minnie Farrell, u charming sero-comc
vocalist the Parker Sisters, with their banjo
and guitar spccatics; Frank White, the
black face comedian; Mile. Zoe, the wonderful
female gymnast, and Little Rosebud, tho child
artist, give u variety entertainment which has
seldom been oquallcd The programme /,
concluded with lau2hable onc.act comedy
entitled "Our Innocent Pastor" in which tn,
parts arc wei l-sustained by H. Mark Mark
ham, the writer of the play Miss Vic Mark
ham, aud other members of the company
"Our Innocent Pastor" Is ono of the best after
pieces over written, and no ono should fail t
SEQ il,
National Republican., 1878-06-18
The Einperor's Assassin.

The following sketch of DR.. Nobiling, the
would.bo as assin of the Emperor William Is
given in the German newspapers:
Charles MODELLING was born April 10, ISIS
on the royal domain of KOllnO, near Birnbaum
In the province of Puscn. His father. who
was well to do. was employed in the admins
tratiun Of the Crown domain. Nubiling re-.
cCived u careful education in the government
schools at IulliClau, and when lac graduated
in l-,i5, he studied agriculture for three years
on the Crown domain.
In 1870 he went 20 the University of Halle,
where he attended particularly the Lectures ON
agriculture and political economy. After stay
ing there Il hear and Il half he rcturueh to
kVllnO, where be continued his studies. About
this time lie made several Journeys for the pur-
pose Of insl, citing mudcl firms and tu,,pr"s
In l-7I he returned to the university uf Hall .,
where he remained until l-15, wh,n lie Cil.
tered the university at Leipzig. Iu l-7G he
received his degree, his thcei, being on IN NJ.
riculturl subject While ut both universities
he was distinguished by his industry.
After graduating, lie WAS employed in ona
of the government offices IN Berlin aml then
in the office of the Minister OF the Interior Of
SaxoTy. While engaged Ia this way he ut e
tended lectures on political economy ut the
polytcchuium of Dresden, which were fol-
lowed by debates, In which he took an active
part. In l~17 he Travelled Though England
ltlIluilt IINlC'' NhlINilbnN, anu Austria.
llo then went tu Berlin, where he passed some
time in idlcncss. lie told some OF his friend,
that he intended to write an essay on the con-
ditiOn Of industry in Germany.
Nubiling has always been Of pleasant dis
position, but cXirayugaut in his ideas lie has
always been Il Socialist in theory, but rcgu.
lar reader Of the Dresden N"cs an ultra con-
servatiyc PArtCularist paper, rs well US Of the
SOcidlid JyUnm Of Dresden. AT Berlin he
read the Frrr P.css aud the Gcrmdaid. lie kept
Ill eye on stocks, and did not spend his fOg.
tune in carrying out his ideas.
After he settled In Berlin he attended meet
tngs Of Socialists aud sometimes spoke. Once
lie delivered u lecture on thocUuutrics through
which he had Travelled before the Socialist,
Union for the Education Ct the Workmcu o
Dresden.
Nobling's father died some years ago and
his mother, after her husbands death, married
Major de Gaurain, u retired officer living IN
Berlin. Three Of his brothers are officers III
the Prussian army, aud another graduated d
short time ago from the University OF Halle
and is an agricultural director in SIxony.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
Tho Labor League.

The regular weekly meeting of the Labor
League was held las. evening. Owing to the
storm and inclcmcnt weather. the meeting
was not as large as usual. Mr.. liOdnett said
he returned thanks, in behalf Of the unpaid
laborcrs Of the contractors Of the late Board Of
Public Works, for the kind manner in which
he, n counsel, had been troatel BY tho mem.
bers OF the committees of 10th Houses, and
ho hoped this vcXatous ease would now b.
fixed to the satisfaction OF all tic laborimg men
Of III" District.
Il. solutions werr adopted returning thanks
To Congress for the appropriation to pay labor
crs of driau.:ing contractors, and soliciting AN
additional appropriation to carry On needed
public Improvements in the District, aud tu
onpioy ten thousand lnhorcrS now out ol
work. during the snmmcr months.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

miscellaneous matter on third pagc.
Regular Congress report on third page.
Tho closing exercises of the third grade of
the city schools were held yesterday.
The usual commencement of the Emerson
school will be held in Ford's Opera House on
Juno ~.
The rain storm last evening caused the
postponemcnt of number OF excursions and
picnics
The orphans picnic which was to have
taken place at the SchuCtzcn Park yesterday.
was postponed until to-day on account of the
rain.
The Carroll Institute will give an cXcur.
Sion to Marshall Hall on June ~ The annual
commencement of tho Carroll Institute will
take place OH the 10th instant.
An old man, seventy years of age. named
William Ward, living at 800 Maryland avenue
southwest, disappeared from home yesterday
morning, about eight o'clock, and nothing has
b,on heard OF him since.
Tho moonlight excursion of the Y. F. 8
A., of the Fourth Street ,nthcast VI. T..
Church, which was prevented by the lack Of
moonlight and the abundance of rain last even
ing. has b CT p p,tponcd until next Thursday
evening.
Tho kindergarten entertainment. which
was to have taken place last evening in Kin.
dCrgartcn Hall. has been prstpOncd until to.
night, II the woatheris favorable, when all the
iriCnds OF happy childhood Yav enjoy srcin :
them 90 through their cn'cH inning musical
and gymnastic exercise aid plays.
An inquest was held yesterday In the case
Of Florence VI. sullivan, the printer who was
killed last saturday evening on the Baltimore
Gnd Ohio Railroad, near Ivy City. Tho jury
rcnhCr,d d u verdict that death was caused bv
being struck hy an engine, and that they
believe tho railroad employee, complied with
regulations, and that the death was accidental
John Cahill a,.aul'cd W. II. Walkcrnt the
corner Of rcmth and c str"c:5 last evening
aud succeeded in tearing the lallcr's coat and
bruisng his face. Cuhill was arrested by Oni
Ger Daily aud lockcl mp in the Fifth Prccimc,
Station. The conversation OF tho parties IN
the station-housc indicated that they were
both thieves and gt into quarrel about some
pluuder.
The clOSing.day exercises Of school No
grade D. third division, taught by Miss T.
Hinton, took place yesterday, rejecting great
credit ulon tho teacher. The exercises wyrc
of a pleasing nature, showing the aptitude OF
the pupils and skilful training. Upon the
blackboard were elaborate drawings, executed
by the scholars while the walls were taste.
fully adorned with pictures, flags, aud ferns
these with the many bright faces, formed
picturesque scene.
Inspector Entwislc has Issued the follow
ing permits to build: q. II. Melleu, or,
two-story brick Oh Thirteenth, between D an
streets southeast; 5000. William Kuhns
one two-stOry brick, corner of Thirteenth ant
n streets northwest; 900. Rcpars-D. l.
Morrison, brick building; $1,000. c. A
Stewart, lower floors; Sl75. Henry Turner
addition sos. Margaret Rcllcy, wood shed
800. &. Fauth, wood shed Sl5. .Ioscpl
HELEN, new floors; $500. Mrs Lee, chang
root, &C.; $50.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
A Venerable Veterans Travels.

John Carr, an old Mexican veteran, who
served during the Mexican war in Company
X, Third Artillery, applied at the Fifth Pro.
cinct Station last evening for lodgings. lie
was in n pitiablc plight, and told a sad story
lie is scventy.cight years of age, and his home
has been In Brooklyn until recently, when he
was turned out of the house by his daughter
lie walked to this city from New York, stop.
ping at various stations Oh the way. lie wants
| to get admission TO the Soldiers Home. The
officers Ht the station provided him with lodg.
| ing., and Mr., ;. q. Sinsey gave him An order
| for a pair of pants, of which he was bodily in
unLl.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
a Much Married Man.

Mrs. Villa A. Tnittour, through her counsel,
Mrs. Delva A. Lockwood, has filed a
petition for divorce from Charles +. Traitteur.
The parties were married September II, 1875,
at the residence of the bride, by Rov. William
VI. Ferguson her maiden name being Villa A.
Leonard. lie left her in December following
to go to Munich, Germany, tn receive some
$1,000 left him by his father. He returned in
February. 1870, and on the way across the
ocean engaged to marry another woman. The
same month he sent her II letter stating that
four years previously he married woman in
New York city, and that she was still living,
and Therefore he could not return 10 her. The
wife then pursued him to New York, aud
tnurd that the woman represented as wife Ne.
| was only his mistress. Later. he returned to
Europe, aud the next information she Received
from him was his bctrOthal card with CatharinC
Anausch. of Russia. She asks divorce, custody
Of their child, aud permission to resume her
maiden name.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
4 Violent Iunatlc,

Thomas lIungcriorl, Colorsd, about forty
five years of age, residing at the corner OF
Eleventh and p streets, WAS sent to the Insane
Asylum ycjtcsdjy by Lieutenant Johnson, on
application Of lIungcrfprd's wife. During his
fits Of insanity he was very violent. lie had
tOrl away part Of the roof of his house, 4
omc.story woylcn shoaty, knocked down CON
Siderable portion of the chimney, knocked the
door down, and otherwise demolished tho
house aud furniture, and was in such bad
state yesterday that his wife caused him to BE-
tied down with ropes She then notified Lieu
tenant johnson, who took the above mentioned
| steps for lis snfctY.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
Maryland, yirginIn, and District Patents.

The following is u list of patents granted to
tlo residents of Maryland, Virginia, and Dis.
tlict of Columbia fer tho wook ending June 4,
ISIS:
james b. Sanner and T. David Sannor, Of
Baltimore Md, boiler coverings; Arthur W
Uttcrhack, Of RappahannoCk County, Va, me,
chauical movements; Edwin Gather, Of Balti.
more, Md, machines for boring blind stiles
Bnsil N. Wilkerson, Of Baltimore, Md, motol
cables for dental engines.
Trade MaIks-I,aac Coriel, of Baltimore
Md, harness bIackng; g. W. Gail 4 Ak, o
Baltimore, Md, smoking aud chewing tobacco
cigars cigarettes, and Snuf.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
Real Estate Transfers,

Theodore +. Gatohcl, trustee, to Girard Fire
and Marine Insurance Company Of Phladol-
phia, for $1,000, lot 0, square 3?2. d. d.
Thompson TO George Mason, for $500, lot 81,
square 72l. Thomas Young to a, A. c, Mar
-chaucr, for 800 lot :, square 5lI, L. J. Hall
to A. X. Whitney acting executor, &C., for
$4,000, sub-lot /, square 2i4. Elizabeth Gard.
ucr to Mary Callahan for 800, lot II, sub.d-
vision Meridian Hill. W. T. Skinner to August
Noigt, for $3.50, li-l5 acres of land near Ten
nallytown, adjoining George W. Hurdles land.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
Ahead of Baltimore.

A Baltimore paper tho other day contained
q paragraph showing that from January /,
les, to the present time 725 building permits
had been issued by the authorities. The ma.
jority of these permits were for additions TO
houses already built. Tho number Of permits
issued by Inspector Entwistlo, of this city, for
tho same period were 744, of which 25S were
for new buildings and 45G for additions. re.
pairs, &c.
National Republican., 1878-06-18

nR. BOSWORTH, 0Is + STREET n W, Is THR
- most skillnIl and the only scientific Medical
Electrician in this city All nervous aud ChTunit
diseases positively cured Female disease3 speciality
Refers 10 Senators ID. W. Voorhees,, INDIANA; ]. ].
Patterson, =. g.; Samuel NOrmGnt Washington, d
O., and others. Consultation Irce OC27-ly
DR II. r. ROGERS, CONSULTING AND PRAC.
~ tclng Medical Electrician so Ninth street
northwest Electricity as Therapeutic agent, Is in
valuable, and n especially adapted for nervous dis
eases aud diseases Of women. oC5-ly
nR n. FRANK WHITE, THE MAGNETIC
~ Healer, 732 Tenth street northwest, treats suc
Cessfully the most obstinate Chronic and Acute Dis
eases. Consultation ee Ohc9 hOurs-l0 to ll:3O a. M
mud to y. M, OcSly
National Republican., 1878-06-18
The Sew Grand Jury.

yesterday, and the following mcmhors were
excused James A. harccron, Thomas =.
Morgan, Sebastian AmaI, Isaac \. Carey, md
Samuel Watts. The Marshal Summoned the
following tl!csm, to Ill tho YIrancic, thus
made aud for tho.c returned not found: J. II.
Albcrs " VI. Gcorgc, \. VI. Boswell George
w. Kemp, J. r. Graham, Charles Wilson, J. q.
CDombs, l.. \. Dent and Samuel II. Williams
Mr.. J. q. Jddd was sworn ai foreman and Mr..
Huuhrs hilir
National Republican., 1878-06-18

THE most beautiful Indian girl alive Is
Etisca. the "Whito Forehead of the inca
papas." She is the nicc1 of Sitting Bull fiftc, n
years of age, is n handsome, lively. and intclli-
gent girl, glt rs an arrow, with eyes like
4 fawn, and has great influence with the tribe.
She WAS at the battle where Custer was massa.
cred, and flow through the fight on her pony,
laughing incessanty and aloud, like a bcauti.
ful evil spirit. Now let some modern Ran
dolph take this Bull by the horns-marry the
new Pocahontas, AMI thus cement amicable re-
lations between the United States and her old
"Uuky papa"
National Republican., 1878-06-18
THE DISTRICT. COMMISSIONERS.
Nominations Sent to the senate-Justices o
the Peace.

sent 10 thc Sthhtt-vue'Ses VI
the Peace.
The President yesterday sent to the Senate
the names of Josiah Dent and s. l.. Phelps to
be Commissioners Of tho District under the
now law, the former to hold office for one year
and tho latter for two years. The appoint
ments were the subject of a long discussion at
the meeting of the Cabinet yesterday, which
finally resulted in tho selection of Messrs.
Phelps and Don't. Secretaries Sherman,
Thompson, and McCrary opposed them at first;
but finally acquicsced. As to the army officer
to be selected, no decision was arrived at but
II is believed that If Major Orlando NJ. Poe,
Corps Of Engineers, and at present on General
Shermans staff, will accept the position, he
can have it. The names Of Generals Michler
aud ii. G. Wright wero also considered.
THE JUSTICES.
The Senate District Committee yesterday af.
tcrnoon reported adversely on the nominations
OF Messrs. Wall and Weaver for justices Of the
peace of the District. At the request Of Mr.
Gordon, the President yesterday recalled the
nomination Of William Gordon, of Georgetown
to he justice Of the peace, and appointed in his
place Matthias V. Buckley, Of Georgetown.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
WAsmxGrox, d. c. June Is, ISIS.
The Iluin storm,

Considerable damage WAS done by the heavy
rain storm last evening to cellars in different
parts OF the city. Tho houses on the south
side of Pennsylvania avenue, between Four.
and-a-half and Thirteenth Streets were par
ticularly affected. There were floods in the
streets in several parts Of the city, where the
sewers are out OF repair or insufficient; but, rs
u general thing, the large mass OF water was
quickly carried of from the streets.
National Republican., 1878-06-18

TUE Emperor of Austria's frst meeting
with his future Empress was romantic. Ono of
her sisters had been destined to the imperial
throne, and when Francis Joseph in his hunt
ing dress, arrived one evening at his father
in.uw's residence on tho Traunsce he was ro-
ccivol by four young ladies of the family. who
have all since then made excellent marriages.
As he was chatting with the group he saw an
appartion of beauty, with magnificent hair
floating over the shoulders, illuminated In the
full glow of the sunset, approaching them from
noighboring wood. II was the Princess
Elizabeth, the fifth of the sisters, and the En-
peror from that moment became her slave.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
ITEMS ABOUT TOWN.
Events of Local Interest In the City
Yesterday.

Lunatic who Tried to Tear Down His
Own House-The New Grand Jury-Tele-
phone Music Drowned Out by tho
Rain-The Meeting of the labor
Loague-An Old Mexican Vet
eran on his Travels.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
Wational Repnblitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT, SRw JERSEY AVE
tsR

At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEfOT, NKW JEEsEY I'VE
NuB AND STREET.
Morning ENsninp.
st:lb, n. Y Phil & Dos eI ESQ, baltimore accom-
se21. Baltimore express $40 baltimore accom-.
$50 Western express 500 y Y, Phil 4 hos cx.
e;9,Baltlmor- accom-. 5:2n, Western Mall.
t:2, Pred. ac., (Mct br'ch .':J7 Baltimore accom-
GS., Baltimore Annapolis f6:I5, Baltimore express
and way. '1:cD Western express.
fiS, Martinsburg and ITn- 500, baltimore express
gCrstown ac, MET br'ch. sgl5, Y, Phil & BOs eS
100, Baltimore accom-. i0:B Baltimore accom-.
D:H, Baltimore express
sAriive daily. Others Sundays excepted.
% For the time OF departure OF trninS, advsr
Hsemenis elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
AUCT7ON sALES-TUtUrS Days.

T AEGE AND ATTTIGiANcrIyE CATALOGUE
III EihNT MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS
UT TIIE SEwE,T pEIGSS.
VERY RiCIt BRONZE CHANDELIERS.
CRYSTAL ClIASDELlEIS,
GIT CHANDELIERS,
- DIOR LlGHIS, GAS SlASnARnSi,
GIIT ASD PLATED FlRELiltATES AND SUM.
MEN rlEt'ES.
MhGSIFICE&1 WALNUT BATH TUBS
WASUSTANDI. PARIS RANGES,
FURNACES LNTROBFaS.
VERY FINE AS~DRTM EST or pRONZFI,
REAL AID ARTISTIC
IN FIGURES AND GlDIPS,
PLUMBING, GAS AND DSrE.NAtFrTTING STOCK,
TOOLS. LA1llES, 90.
Being th' entire contents tuiunl and 0rn4meninl
Of the maLnlCent uAi w"ll-knUwn establishment OF
A. Il Shepherd ~ c. Twelfth street aud Pcnnsyl.
Yana av'Hu" northwest,
We will sell on TUESDAY MORNING, June u,
commencing at II o'clock and continue ench day at
same hour until the whole stCcS Il disposed Of at the
store, No. IG7 Twelfth street nUrthwCst one door
above Pennsylvania HVrruIr.
The above very desirable assortment Of goods boug
one Of the largest and varied south of New York city
Offering au unusual opportunity To p"r'nnS In search
of such gun,s either for use or decoration.
The sale being without reserve, We would respect.
fully solicit careful examination. Catalogues VIII
b. ready saturday and c'n he hR1 On application 10
the uuctlpnoers. DCNlANSON BlIOS.,
jCli-it AuCloGecrS.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
Petit Jurors Excused.

The following petit jurors have been cx-
cuscd: d. +. Bigclow, e. n. Thorn, John Alex.
anhcr, Leonidas Scott. William Smith, Allison
Suilor, jr., and John Berry.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
Amusenents Tonight.
+ --\nrirty pprfprp,oprc
Indications,

For the Middle Atlantic states falling followed
by rising barometer, north TO cast winds, cooler,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather, and frequent
rains.
National Republican., 1878-06-18

A RUSSIAN lndv In Paris wore Mt the Russian
Faster festival pink brocade, embroidered with
silver flowers. and girGlG studded with emcr-
aids. Her necklace consisted of inmumcrable
lows of pearls, aud her bracelets were so hume.
rous that they reached the elbow. II is quite
common for Russian ladies to wear n dozen or
twenty bracelets at n time.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
Mnthcrs. Mothers, Mothcr,.

Don't fail to procure MRs, WrHsLow's SOOTHING
sYRUP for all diseases Of teething in children. 1t
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie
regulates the bDwos, and, by giving relief and
health W the child, gives rcbt ~ the mother.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
PROBATE CorRr-RrGtsrrn WEBSTER.

Letters Of administration isSucI to Mary \.
brown on the ,.lntc Of Thomas Brown, drcuuscd
bond in the i"nHl suLl Tf 500 win two sun.'irs
A,rl. ON petition Of widow nnd the Pronunciation
Of all The I-Nt Of kin letters Of admin tfuI,uu
wcrr i..ucd To- Theresa VI. Nn0u,E upon the c.'nrr
Of John j.. Napuck, deceased; bond IN SlD fIrI,
HIth two surylcs Adjourned until to-day at clcy.
Il
National Republican., 1878-06-18

REDUCED rates To parties remaining one week or
longer Season ls7sOpcns June Is. stockton Hotel,
Cape May, Y. J. INOTH.-Wc take great pleasure IN
Informing our patrons that new passenger clcvA.
tor and electric bells lin every room) have been
added to the hotel. CHARLES DUFFY
(of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
prOpIininr md GrnCrnl MnnArrr.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS WATCH PISTOLS,
JBWELRY &c, Es,
Can he sold for the highest cash prices Gents cloth
ing especially desired, for which the extreme value
Will be paid by calling addressing HERZOG, aDs
Ninth Street northwest, near Pennsylvania avenue
Orders promptly attended To- maT2su
National Republican., 1878-06-18
FnrITY couRr--JusTIrE MACARTHUR.

Jackson ". E,Hckw"nI; time for taking proof
r,,trniuirr order rc,UInbIr June - Ramsey y.
,mu.clS: sI.len.ion Of pr,Cgrdiugs uutl fIrlcl
orders. Stephenson " Johnson; discharge Of re-
,tmiming AMI denial If injunction. Freeman "
bouela,s demurrer allowed; appeal to General
Term OTmc ". baldwin cl ul, iy,t,"iHiug order
ruturuublc June n Rchards0n vs.. district Of 60
luubu: demurrer allowed and lcnvc 10 amend bill
Kelly vs. ROCKWELL; dismissal Of hill with costs.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
TaE SMITH h EGGE MISUNDERSTANDING Co,

LOCK BOS los, BRIDGEpOIT, CONN,
Manufacturers of speclultrs In Light Hardware and
metallic goods generally Government and Giant Pad
locks sewing Machine Locks Piano Locks, Organ
Locks. the automatically nude Giant Snsh Chain, SUI
rcTIgr to every other and yery much cheaper No
special pulley required. The smith Il Egg Manuh.c-
tufing Company also gives special attention to the
making OF estimates for the cost Of the manuhcturo
Of patented inyentOns aud all the necessary tools.
and the manufacturing OF the same on royalty. AL
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