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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16

The question whether Aleko Pasha, Gov
ernor Of Roumelia, will submit to the de-
mands and orders from the Porte and wear q
fez or red cap is serious one which may yet
overturn all the work done by the diploma
lists and statesmen Of Europe at Berlin, and
precipitate on the East another long and ter
rible war. The history 81 the fez is curious
one. tits now recognized BY the Turks IS
an emblem representing the Ottoman power
and the Mahometan religion. and 1t Is 80 re-
cognized by the Christians OF Eastern Rou-
melia, who insist that their ruler shall not
sport that badge Of servitude to Turkey but
wear In It's stead hat representative Of
Western civilization and progress, the stove
pipe. It is q queer example OF the irony Of
fate that this very cap that Is now causing SO
much trouble occasioned the self-same I'M
pleasantness In Turkey only few years ago.
1t was then the Mahometans, however, who
complained. The Sultan Mahmoud was q
great reformer. He desired to place Turkey
on q par with Its more civilized neighbors.
Among other regulations introduced BY him
was an emphatic order prohibiting all gov
eminent officials and employees from wearing
the old-fashioned Turkish turban-then q
badge Of Malone tanism- ordering them
to wear the fez instead, then the ordinary
head wear Of the Greek and Albanian Christ
ians Of the empire. There were many COM
plants at first against this order and almost
a revolution, when, In 1887, the ulemas Or
priests were ordered like the civilians to
sport q fez. Indeed, upon Mahmoud's
death they returned to their cherished tur-
bans. The rest Of the Turkish population,
however, having grown accustomed to the
fez, chung to 1t and soon began to esteem 1t as
q sort Of national emblem. To-day the
Greeks and Albanians Of Eastern Roumelia
threaten all manner Of evil to their ruler Ii he
dares, under the command and threats Of
the Porte, to wear q hat originally designed
and worn by their fathers. @.S
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16

Witness de Lacey draws a broad distinction
between the responsibility Of his utterances
when under oath and when not. In bis recent
testimony before the Senate Committee on
Elections, In the Spoford- Kellogg case the
following passage Ia found: '@
Q.-Are you at liberty to tell lie IL you are
not on oath? A.--When am not on oath / can
tell anything please.
Q.-Whether Il is d lie or the TRUTH. A.-Yes.
cir: i like to tell social lie once In awhile.
I've got conscience as we'll as any one else..
OILS 1t d matter OF clear conscience to tell q
lie when you are talking about business2
Alt is net a matter Of clear conscience. but
can tell man what choose when am talking
with him, but when get to swearing 1t is a
different thing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16
VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT pRoprnm~s
on Chippewa. between Richard and MIL Is
streets. 4 1Aadkee
SUCCESSION OF JOHN DEyIrr
Second District Court for the Parish Of f,rlaa..
No. Al .179. .oa ~
pY O. d. aIRARDEY, Auetionaar. n.s. l
ID No. 81 Camp street On HATIIRnIn 1slLaao&M

Pr g. p. a1RARDEY. Auetiopser- an
- No. 81 Camp street On SATURDAY 1 i1ake
a. 1879. ut 10 ocock m at the St. Charles A,saas1
Exchange. In the rotunda of the Hts 1 1,Shssea
Hotel, In this city. Will be sold aE public at.esst
by virtue and Id pursuance Of an rrdas. Wy %
the Honorable a. Z. Tissot. judge Of lila aa 1te
District Court for the parish Of Orleans aa nv
the twelfth day OF MAY, 1879. and rfsadsssq
In the above entitled succession, the fnIiasate
described property. to Wit 1s- Asn1a
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. aitnst.a BE
the First District Of this city. In the ~. +
bounded by Chippewa formerly Paeafliss4fs WI
nuneiation. Richard and Market streets n,ezAs ~
ring 81 feet IL inches and lines frnss se!E
Chippewa street by depth of 127 feek II, NM i
and lines, between parallel lines, 81 csS9sI.
plan draw by O. A. Hedin, architect, datsa ~! 4
twentieth day Of May. 1850. and deposifs4 H.
reference In the office OF r. O. Stark. frsssssla
notary public In this city. as plan No. N Hx. 3
the same property which was acnf1frelI IL 9S
said John Deyine. deceased. by purchase M
Miss Sophia Curneeu, by act passed before ~
g. @. Stark. late notary. dated the twenty n7ssl
OF October, 1850: together with all the biifIS3s
and improvements thereon. ssa1sa ~
Terms and Conditions Cash. and tf6 ,Ss MS
chaser to assume the taxes due and e1iaIb|. n
1879 over the price OF adjudication. - 72
i Act OF sale at the expense of the uurai,a sss
before W.J. Castell. ESQ notary public.
mpf7 ~ III ia7 IL q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16

The outlook for Grant Is not 80 promising as
Held for the Republican nomination. Three
months ago the "old man" seemed to have
everything his own way. Especially was this
.1e case 10 the South, where 276 votes were
sspposeo 70 be solid Tor him. Now all this is
Saanseo. since the administration neces-
$50. sa'l controls the Republican vote In the
9 s,ss sherman as the administration candi-
uaee, p certain 70 get the bulk Of these 27e
-sotes. With this as basis he has onIv ID ada
We votes OF Ohio and about sixty moro "A
..s nomination IS secured, II only reoniring :
5. nsaaorlty vote to nominate Id the ratsansi
s. n convention AS the matter nov
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16

u Twenty years ago 96 per cent OF the emil
grants arriving III this country were either
from Ireland Or Germany. It Is 90 no longer.
For the month Of May only 1862 Of the emf
grants who landed at New York, or 46 per cent,
were Irishmen and Germans; 1883, or rs per
cent, Scandinavian; 1911. or per cent, Latin;
424, or 8 per cent, Sclavonic and 1888, or IS per
cent Anglo-saxon. The greatest Increase Of
late years has been In emigration from Rus
Hia, Sweden and Italy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16

The Galveston Ne,ps takes rather melan-
choiy view Of the situation Ia Texas Just at
present That heavy stream Of emigration
which poured into the Lone Star State a few
years ago and which reached one year the inn
mense figures Of 100000 has almost, II not
quite, ceased. The result ID Q loss o. income
to the railroads, to which this transportation
business yielded a handsome revenue; and a
consequent large decrease In the value of
farms and other real estate In the last two
years, the Neacs thinks, the value OF Texas
real estate has decreased fully 8 per cent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16
JuD1O1AL ADvKKTIsE11ENrs.
AUCTION SALES.
BY G. e. Girardcy.

IMPORTANT SALE OF CHOICE STORE AND
Residence Property In the First. Second and
Fourth Districts, comprising the splendid
ronde1et and Baropne streets: the elegant
two-story Brick Residence No. 236 81.
Charles. near Ttvoli Circle or Lee Monu-
Residence No. 223 Second. between Caron-
delet and Baronne streets; the tWo-story
Frame Dwelling No 327 st. Mary, between
1T Charles and Prytania streets tho two
story Double Tenement Frame Dwelling
Nos. 491 and 4g3 Rampant. between Euterpe
street and Felicity Koad !: the Double Tene-
ment Dwelling No. 1874 Ursulfnes. between
Rampart and Sc. Claude streets the Double
Tenement Dwelling Nos. 17s and ITS Marais.
between Dnmaine and 81. Ann streets; the
elegant three-sterY Brick Dwelling. with
store, forming the northeast eerHer. 81 Royal
and Dumaine streets; five Building Lots
and Frame Buildings, forming the Northeast
corner of Claiborne and Dumaine streets
for account OF the New Orleans Savings In
etitt1tfDn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16

There are nine members OF the Senate
Committee Oh Elections. Four OF these are
strongly In favor Or investigating the charges
OF bribery made against Senator Ingalls,, Of
Kansas, and four OF them are equally OPP
posed to this. There La an odd member who
who has the deciding vote, and who will de-
termine this question. This odd member L.
Ingalls, himself. II Is needless to say that
there will be no Investigation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16

Savannah has just funded her city bonds re-
ducing the interest from to s per cent. The
annual saving III interest to the city will be
10000. Throughout Georgia this reduction
81 interest on bonds Is going On. The per
CENT bonds Of Augusta have been reduced to s
per cents, and the per cent State bonds to A
per cents. All these new issues are already
N nvyn v10Y q
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1879

stands Sherman ,has decided advantage
The only thing that dlsturbs the calculation
OF bis friends il the uncertainty concerning
Hayes. The friends Of the latter, especially
iii New England, are strongly urging him for
d second term, and II he consents to become
candidate, which IL not improbable, the Sher-
man slate will By pretty effectualIy shattered
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16

The fact Ii nptet that III the last three years
the Confederate brigadiers have reduced the
expenses Of the government to the extent Of
$3s0oo 600. This little item will outweigh In
the Northern mind ell the prejudice that has
been arrayed against the brigadiers as soon
al the people cool down sufficiently to look at
fin ffu11rns
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16
BY "a. p, Keller, Administfa q 81
SUCCESSION OF LoRENzO CARBg09
Second District Court for the Parish q
MA No. 41,272, Ss5 sss3

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER. DATkg "
u Is, 1879, to me directed BY the nolgg1159
Second District Court for the parish v q
In the above entitled case, viii Rr eT IT,.
at public auction. on WE pAEs $500 n! y.
ri Ianra1 and Rordeaux streets, sIxtl ss5
81 this city. the following movable p1sssssssall
Wit - uararuorn TnRNr
AND EFFECTS IN gaid q pTs amTn1sHv IND
s !. One GOLD WATCH AND GoLD
Yarms-C Cash on the SPOT ,at.tstrj
ieI4 tds a. r, KELLER. ADMIN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16
LOST !-U. s. REVISED STATUTES.

"A. copy Of this valuable book was taken
from the Office OF the DEMOCRAT about two
months back. We hope the gentleman who
sborrowed II will return II, as we have occa-
Hipn to 1Ige it constantly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16

AUCTION SALES.
Nv b. Il. Girardev.

igible In 1850 TO be- assumed BY the p.,rab 3.
over and above the price Of at1iudical I'M N.
further to pay In cash the aueti1ueers e,sI w.
tor making the sale aud the noary's fasa sss
transferring the property. ss - iof
lie. 80 M nau l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16
Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Magazine ana Washanxten ats.
NEW ORLEANs. &

Constantly receiving fresh supplies at nnre
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Patanf Mediefnes
Combs Of all kinds, Brushes, Soaps. Perfumery.
Toilet and Fancy Articles, etc: Coral Tooth
very superior denfifriee beautifles the e teetb
to fine pearl-lfke ornament and ravishino
beauty. Alkaline BOUQUET Powder, for beauH.
tying, gofteninR and preserving the skin. the
best thing for prfckly heat and all summer
eruptions, Customers. city and country, will
hnd our stock complete, comprising many ar
tlcles impossible to enumerate here, and sold at
and day. R ]. MA1NEdRA m, D..
DRUGGIST. rhaEmaeeut1st and Practical Chemist
ocz8 1dD " - -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-16
BANK NOTICES.
WANTS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED - SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
w Libraries. etc. Cash paid. Send list Of
what you have to lock box GAS. New Orleans
Postofhce my30 I'm
WTANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
city ls LII this column, at ten cents per line for
the first and five cents for each subsequent In
Bertton. mhH
q 5n FOR PIANO TUNIN9-BEBTW WORK
Pianist. iysiY
, 1879-02-11

Khs Obtains firm, tl.r Master Of tho Kails
tile Hight Of Access to Her Children.
taHdun {ffrgrdph.

Kho Olta,Rs firm, tllr sfastrr Of tho Rolls
tI,r Hight of Acer.. It, Her Children,
tauaon lti>grapA.
r1, t.nsr nj Besant avaitst Wood catuc up ln-
t"e ,a'' ,,..s w. ~ ~ H. u,,l. ~, Ia" at tI,.
!ose inc "as1ef " ,"t "oe W ~ - Nv
plaintiff the lscr. fTahS hesan1, seeK'hG ~ nhFe
ihr trusts OF 4 decd of separation between htn-
self nuA Ills wife, Ars lIesaHt casrIcst tntO ety.
,,,..on ',",,cr ,,'r ,,rrtton Of the Court: mn,
N"''"' ,,..,,,,, -, ,,st-,ir th ,ofn,,I.,t
praying m 1pluac'lo" ~ feS'!a'' 'at usse''"''t
lFon 1nolcstt"s VI ahaos'hs 'he r'as"tn'
Mr.. inec, q. t., said the !tip'rtant question
,,ctwct, tic ra1t!cs was, VI coursc, the coilttu-
49, H., ;,l,,nct, ,or which h,,l bccn n1rcnnx
a'ce u INC 'nl"'.''.. ,',..,.,, r,.., ~, 49,.
.ranled, NH "a!en TIE psa'h''1i so'e"s :" ha'u
,nutlc perpetual.
Nrs. B,,sa,1l f,ytu a,,rNarcu In pereon), lntcr-
. .I,. .rh., I. ,ot corrtr+. Ym,r f.nr,l.hIn
'"t''"s-''"s ~ a .,e. l., H.. ,.,.,.., -.
merely tnade u" nt1e'n" '''e9 VI ,''o "a'ss' aa
injunction has never been eFantets
Tnr Master Of lie ito!is--Do you appear In
,.~.,n n,,.in. Mrs. 1lcsnntl
r'.1o' w." ...t.,
MFs' neaa"1-a ~" 'y ''o', 49,. ,..
The Master OF the 41olls-"hat Fltt IL ls}ou
t,n nut instruct counsel 10 appear tor yu,,,
Nrx xH..uut-I'nfurtunatc]y. INV I.or1. 1 have
'.s' ..,,,,.,,s ,.,',...1 -, a,,, r.,,.
,'ot t.'s .eant -, -. tax,' .,t" t., III. 49,.
tnttehss, M'i t ~ ',I ,,r .',s.
Ieit 10 upsst III ,s" -, t'. wv. ,.,. w. ~ -,
Ets1cfs, so''h S'a'' w oe''e' ~ ''oo"e' NY
oW!t cass. .,,,. ,,o,,. w., ".,,,,,,
ing Nas'el " wv ,.., may NAY .a :.''n a.,
put wv ~ " sis',a suu ,t ,., w.,
, 1879-02-11

we're Or where they were hcnu educated. waa
told had no hisinrfs 10 know.
Thr Mnster If tir lao!ls--WhY did you not
appfy to MIC for m ostlcri
Mrs. Hcsart is1inew hat warnlv}-Recause the
terms Of 5our I.urtlsl!ip's judgment were 10 in
fnltlng tn INC that dill nut desire to come Into
cu,ltaet With yo,r Lot,t.htp again.
The Master Of tir Isolfa-1hnt Is mot tlIr wny
to address Lpttyc In court. When yon get tut
q court you fna~ abuse fnu to any extent yun
think rroicr: but it, contt you must plcasc not
Mr. fmr-i really hardly know I.u~ tho mat
ter 1t ,s. fn.lr I.ortlshfp will understand tl..
difficulty of the po*t'on. The pian!tfE tsacoun-
try tfcIgrEftnp
Tlr Master of '!e 1oIEs-1t Is very painful
tasc; bn.. as I understand, Mrs. Bcsant only
wants HOW ~hat is reasonable, viz, access to her
children.
Mrs jIesant-whi yonr I.nr,1.hto allow me
ncvrr hccn permitted to sec my daughter, to
write to hrr. to send her ANYTHING shc required,
n'ItNrh rs rrcn 10 Know where she has been
kept. Every kind Ut Information has been re-
ii4cd me- accompanied by exrrtsaions OF insult.
When ] applied! to sec my son, IN nt.r'sdanc,.
with tlw terms u the deed, wns refused.
havc since reccsveti note tct!ang, me thr
e'1!F h a[e wel whs !. "nt t'ne, n nsesq:e
timt ynnr Lorlls.su should grant m order which
hthNtI u."ycnt t1f. nrrcsatty nt t1y Enng 10 the
ilsyorrc Court. b. a reeens decree NJ Hir James
tianneu 1t appears that fur tic breaches u the
deed ',y liz. plaintiff sl,outI he s1att1et to m
ordtr. prn1'osci T., 90 to the Divorce Court Tor
n,s,i' n,.,, ~ 1"''""' sepsi's''''' o"' """0'"
s'T. Tt,:' mn'' M,"n W. .,,, tim, ,,tr. uo.
r,t r,t,ai =, ~. II. 49,. ~. =. qua '''"s e"' wa"
~ IL. ,,, s.,, ,II n ~ 49,, ~ - ,,,,,,.b,. A..
s,.".nr w,Ii .v' ,t ~ n..rn,,t ~, i.dx hr:nnsn,,,
49,, ~, Mou,a = n"s p'''s"' t"' '~''' o'e"]
Wy .i, r"St sns sassu: ,., x,.,,.,.
itns.'. ~ ,',t.ni -, , i.'..r,tit NV ~
Sir. 1ncv thought It would be right that one
e'!IH T." Ms.,cr ~ t,,.. t,,t,W.t, + t.v, now.r
ns plas't' ~ ~ " '.e r.5 nv ~ re-.
i1 ,.,.1.n. ts ~ , ~. ,,.... ,,,.ort
H. ~. ,sn,d s,r"niv a,!si"s h,s ,,or,
,.a" A"e9 "" SN'' ' ' ~'''"' "
VII" ,o.tcr IF ,,,, 1,,1t. ,,t, tt,ore cu,,, tbcn
, 1879-02-11

Sptcfnt fJs1patrA 10 ths tribune.
NEW YoHK, Feb, lU.-Tlwso tIaye been bnt!
plays prodnccd III New iurk before. Tl.rro ha4
been Aeon IN ths city mora utterly idIotc trust.
In tho way of dramatic workmanship
than In uny city Ut America, but
it1wa. left for joaquin Miller to eEowu tbs
ncsp. Ilis new 1!ay, ~h[vlI has icrn announced
u,,i written up itA daring audacity for taon' As,
was brought uut At the Grand Oprra-llol,sc to
night. The sublime check os q t,an wto could
w4le tiyo acts Ut such bald nlnl
dElxxitug puerlIi,lcs, Is one Ut The
things which pass all understanding.
Tie monumental elrroutcry OF manager who
would cot.sent to put such alckcuing u,csa be-
lore thu public ought to scrurS bim the Demo-
cratic nomination lor President: uAd the sweet
md forgiYtug charity of III audleneu which
could taue It's spirits into sub1cctloa long
enough to $50 the performance through, ia al
most too holy to spcak about. For sumo years
Mr, Miller has beeu tryfu. to give u something
au1passiugly splendid LII the way of dsivcl.
Ho msy u vel! quilt now. a thousand retscats
for tbs dcmeutct, ull rolled into ong,
could not soar 30 lar Into tue
dizzy hrl4bts Of &i!Iiuess u Joaquin has,
"Me1ieon Il I slrlux u aaiAood!e speeches.
containing neither pIth nor moment. 1t Is
without form aud void. Whatever the story
may DC, It u suasoped hopelcss'y in i Hood OF
twalJiG. Won Stamwtx, "ho playa the hesolne,
does The be4t stls eau with her material. But 1t
Is = failure. h IL too bad gu her 4ecuuns. Tor
, 1879-02-11
a1nrrytaE for i'tunier..


About I, o'ctck On thu evening OF the 9th
inst, George Uuzunau, y Mexican, called Upon
Justice \. Z. Nct1l, u Iisalla, at hts o1lcc.
armed with masr!aga tfceusc. newly Issued BY
thu County ClcsE, at,,l desired to be united IN
The holy sr,ntls of natrIfnony to Theresa Porter,
ur ro.as, as called By her 'frends. Tho tere-
groom giving bis nalnc ~ IS, ind tic bride a.
10. Ou tbs murninE OF TIC eIst, Mexican,
lcsua Mnnvtnntis called upon the Judge anl In.
formed him iElat the bride 0f the night bcIuro
Ind l,crn stabbed with kuife u,ld was spucs.l,-
less. the bo,tse plundcred, afal the husband
got,c The urensus werr visited, n1l tlsc brttac Of
the evening before waa corpsc Mt O'Clock on
the following morning. There seem To be every
v7ound lor ths belief That the MARRIAGE was
tnndu for plumber, and successfully carried out
The feeling ntltonV the Spanish population IN in
lcnsc against t'uztna.,, and quits U number Of
tho men arc out assisting the sheriff iu scarrt
for the cutpsit, who. It Is supposed. caunot bc
fur ul II he has staye,l with the plumber missing
fronI ihe house. Every effort is tciug tnade for
his ranttlrt.
, 1879-02-11

4 letter frnm ~. T.ron Chotteau to Our
Commercial tsotttes.
II. Leon Chottcau, delegate Of the French
Committee who arc cndeayoring to procure 4
reciprocity treaty between Franco and This
country, has addressed the following letter to
the Presidents Of the Chambers Of Commerce md
Boards of Trade, whom he cnunot visit pcrson-
ally:
You arc aware that a French COMMITTEES Is to-
day, In connection With an American Committee,
endearoring to procure tho conclusion Of a
reciprocity treaty between France md thu
United Staies. A project waa voted upon at
Paris, in August taat, and It is now my charge
TO obtain on that preliminary work tho
upinion Of tho important body over which
ynn preside. To do this uscfu]ly you ought,
link, to lock only At your own interests, and
examine how nn International convention eau
Increase your trade with France. Laying aside
tt1e qs1csiion Of principle, the men who take the
Initiative In the present movement desire to
y.ur froQrcss and Injuries voar fntcrcsta by 1cs.
tcnlne your exports. Tie French genera! tariff
prohibits entirely The entrance into Franco of
sGferai 5 t;s. and t,sss otss;
general tariff, a conventional ono which will
give .ou In Francc, the benefit Of The clause o{
tic most favored milton. It the pre::a.'ittons
,aritf subsiitutci, thc French nsrkct i, olsned
TO yotss trade. On your side: what euuccssions
do ynu propose to giye to Frnnec in retutnI
Examine the project, and shy how It must ba
modified in order 10 serve the Interests you rep
resent. Herewith are q few documents. 1
hare liked as the route Of rny fccond business
circuit: New York, Iioston Baltimore, rhta-
heiph}n, New Orleans, Cincinnati. st. Louis,
CEiragu, nill San Francisco. ! do not think It
possIhlc fur tne u 60 uni scc you in person. Do
kiu! enough 10 aIldrcs. me. as soon Us possible,
four copies. siymcd. Of your report. On n,y re-
turn frum thc South, The West, n1ftl'e Far
I .f,,.11 az
4An,erieau Goverutncnt, with tile resolutions Of
the French cham0er VI Commerce, utter having
asked you l! suu wish to join the delegation
which will 70 With inc to Washington. ! shall
send The fourth cnpy tn n. Mcn!cr, President Of
tho French Committee. Sincerely yours,
LEuN tiipIIKAu,
, 1879-02-11
PATENT INFRINGEMENT CASE.

81 Locls. Feb. 1G.-Tho casc OF the Amer.
~. .s a'ua''ngs Purifier Company aga[ust several
ase n1!lef' here for inislg getnent Of tho patent
" "ul1am I. cochsana was commenced bora
~ s5 N tie United atatcs C!wuit Court,
.asss' a Nelson, Of Minnesota; Dlllon, Of Iowa,
.oa ~ Treat, Of Missouri, on tho Bench, Tho caso
nso Involves suits against Christlap Il Co., md
!' nnm1' o. Minnesota, and, Indirectly, a large
iais,r.,.o1 81 h,illers throughout thu country are
cd. H. "; Jullcss Nrlsoi. aud Dillon will de-
frs,tM M ~. si'npesote cases, and Judges Dillon alM
~. ptar 1t. Luuis eases. Tho counsel
IL h.sa Hsoonsy Mason, of Washington; Charles
Snna ass' y New York; mil Judgu Chester ii.
sous n; =! !, r. Louis, Tor plaintiff; Fred n. Jat+
l. .cos. Of Minnesota, ior % lis mfler. % of that i
t;1 T. <. sNl4 George Harding, oi ph!latlelrhla,
r*,+.S W Ha.1onAl alillers' Association. II Is ex-
'''''a 'nat l1c caae Will continue all tic weck,
, 1879-02-11
SPORtrING.

6pft1dl 139pAtfn 10 nc fLQUH$s
NEw Yonk, Feb. 10.-WtIllatn Sexton and
Nluriee DAILY played tonight 10 decide as to
stkh Should have the third prizc In the Bruus-
wick l. Dalkc tournament Sexton takes It,
though, for sixteen innings Of tho game, DAILY
xeued certain 10 win. At the closo Of the
sttetnsh Inning DAILY had scored 352 roiuts
sglnit 81 for Sexton, whose highest ruu bud
tteul, mhllo DAILY had counted 67, G5, antl 1sS
ia thstt innings After the sixteenth iuntng tho
g1ms took complete turn. In the
tabequent eight innings necessary to
11i1h the cuntcs1 DAILY scored
but 10, whta Sexton showed, for tho
trt time, that he hal not quito forgotten how
70 play billiards. Getting tho balls on tlle FaEt
Ia the aerenteenth inning, he ran 1877 By deli
cate bnsAfuv. closing On frccze. Two innlugs
later he ran lGJ in the same fine style. After
!out small counsa. whtlc DAILY was making 10th
lnG bnt blanks. HExton closed the game with 4
tun Of la8. DAILY thns draws the fourth aud
~ Prize, OF ka00. The prizcs will hc given 10
iae Winners tomorrow night at the brunswick
.. balke Co.'s rooms. Tile tabto upon which
ne great aa.nes havo been ptaycd will be pro-
&ntcd to The New York Press Club,
, 1879-02-11

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heLa. .ssho"o, 4'''' ceo' o'-lH aouoic tta9'
edY Which took place threo lnles fron here last
night, the killing Of thu Morris brothers, has
hern thc outy t.,cno ot conversation st,,ce, VIII
III. an, Mnr.,,. croir x,,.r.,,,i.r.,, ~, s,.rim
1. na'o ~" rr'' s'.. ,.".',e ~ ,,,' nns,a
HarAetss Inc cs!de1lee Is lllat FRANK 4na thaf4es
Morga, with Store und J.1n lsuacs alnl George
Newman, went 10 the residence Of the two arst,
.yhIla the family wrr, nt sIn,,er lind r.ns
a1 ~ . 49,. t.'. .,,'.' r., "s 's"s s,'
were ncala a. the '!oat ooot' Ha!e oIenea the
door und Frank Morris entered, followed by tho
four other men. AL wcro Invited to take CHAIRS.
frank snii. " VIII. l want to SEQ yo1,.n MIR.
=. ..as. ~. 1t.,o ynl,,,,y,n,, rr"t,. I'll,
ssa "eut oat' 1a'o to.o""h' t'ame l,s sa'a;
"doA damn you. haso eoihe 10 Kill you
The conversation was Heard; loud and hard
nv, s,ny. IsSn,, Il, IN, 1c,J' Frank inol ho,i
of ifsIo's eaias. Iii man StorrIs ra,, ont a,,si
~ . .4ta ,sa" !, .hrnn+ Ero,,I's mn, "' ~
Meat oet%ssn % tnt9wg NV, tn aSts III H. nj. ~
~ y, -. . a n.,rting ~ tu II ~, ill., .on
~ H. ~ 's .,"nol' "rs Isr .,h a~.J si,ta.
~ tne aa.He1 slcPpea n.y.. potn 'eu ,,h,'..
9eou ssaak ,a. saaG ,a Isa' ~ i'll, f,, n.,.e