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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-16

Postmaster General Key will ask for $40,-
100000 for his department next year, an in
crease OF S5,Ooo,00o over the appropriation for
i 1870. It Is safe to say he will not get It.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-16

DR. Rutherford, the health officer Of Texas,
reports TO Gov. Roberts In favor Of admitting
vessels from New Orleans to Indianola under
certain restrictions. The Governor has taken
the matter under consideration, and will j. :
eide Ii In short time" say about the hI.t "
Nnxoyohnr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-16

Difference to the credit OF the Democratic
conservative party, $749106H "a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-16

It Is suggested that the next Democratic
national convention be held In Boston by way
OF novelty.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-16
TEE DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION.

Thirteen years Of State and city govern
ment under the new constitution cannot cost
Louisiana more, on the assessment of 1879,
than
State government ....... $12, 400, 900 90
City government ............... M,70O,00O 20
W.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

We are now prepared to pay highest market
FIRST GLASS DOCUMENTARY BILLS,
payable In London and Paris.
JOHN B. LAFITTE Il CO.,
nc2 Inn 1853 Grayiar street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-16
will be occupied by the undersigned with a large
NEW STOCK OF SHIRTS
AND
MEN'SFINEFURNISHINGG GOODS

The Goods in the Store 10 St. Charles street
tlately occupied by Gutringer b CO.. having
been bought for sixty cents on the dollar By the
undersigned and removed to his Canal street
store for convenience Of sale tpending painting
and reatting 10 st. Charles street, he can well
afford to sell them at very LOW PRICES. as
also all goods In store No. ITO Canal street,
rather thaa carry them to the new store, when
he intends opening an entirely
New Assortment Of the Latest Styles
All Fresh Goods.
For the next ten days you can buy at ITO
Canal street
100 dozen choice fancy HALF HOSE at 40 and
soc per pair all sizes.
100 dozen pairs CUFFS to select from. zoe per
pair: many new styles.
800 dozen COLLARS. all styles. 10 and 15c each.
100 dozen Silk NECKTIEs, csc each.
SO dozen Silk and Satin HCARFS. 40 and SOC
each some elegant goods worth 81 and u as.
Best Davies" Jean DRAWERS. soc per pair.
UNDERSTANDS 40 and SOC each.
AND TIE ENTIRE STOCK EQUALLY Low
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-16

ance with their author, for long time en-
gagged in journalism rithis city. just before
the battle Of Buena Vista Gen. Santa Anna
imagined that he had surrounded Gen. Tay
lors small army with an overwhelming force
and thought he would try to bluff him into
capitalization. He accordingly dispatched
a flag of truce and staff-offlcer bearing
letter to Gen. Taylor, In which he communi-
Gated his view Of the situation, and suggested
that his surrender would prevent great
effuslon Of blood. Gen. Taylor replied in
| written communication, which was delivered
| by Col. Crlttenden, couched In courteous, busi-
ness-like style, butt striking contrast in Its
simplicity with the braggadocio terms OF
Santa Annals letter.
When the first reports Of this circumstance
reached this city the Delta newspaper got up
an extra in which the narrator Of the incidents
of the battle was compelled to draw largely
upon his imagination and the dramatic art,
to make up from very seant authentic mate
rails popular version Of the events OF the
battle. The reply Of Gen. Taylor to Santa
Annals demand had to be invented, 80 as to
make the narrative complete and impressive
one. There had been a precedent for this
liberty In the version given by French and
English historians Of the response Of Cam
bronze, commander Of the Imperial Guard al
Waterloo, to the demand for his surrender, q
version, however, sadly dissipated by Victor
Hugo. Hence, the DeHa's extra gave Gen
Taylor's response in these words:
Immortal be the answer of old Rough anc
Ready to this naughty demand of the boast
| full Mexican, as delivered by Col. Crittenden
| "Gen. Taylor neuer saurenders"
OF course,suc hlgh-sounding style was az
inappropriate and unsuited to Gen. Taylor al
J was the vaunt ascribed to Gen. Lee of dying II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
CALENDARS WIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT cHAMRERs-Ia Court opens at
1890 Calendar called at II Mos. L. 10. Is, 2G.
is2 las la 1856 81, i5s. l59, l0l, e9 u.s. $50 1856
GKNEgAl 1ElM-Dayis. T. j. ana Brady and ingalls, JJ.
Adjourned until December 10.
IEKSi-Nan runt, J.-Court az 1890 q.
FacNOs 800. 49, lo3 2e2 5O5. 800. $40. 81,
3l3 3li. 30. 100.
Part II-Barretl. J-COuu opens at 1890 Mos.
1880 1921, 1924 lSUs. rs6, 1912 ll45 il4B
ils 1925 l47 1885 l64o, NO. 1914 iO95 1904, Isl.
PAkf IIl-van Worst J.-Court opens at 1890 a. H.
1871 lgi p le5 22sJ lOss 1897 95s, l502 1917. 1924
sUPEmoR CoCgT-GESEEAL TKRN-Adlourned until the
lrst Monday OF December
SPECIAL iRKM-sedgwick. J.-Court opens az iO.a m
Calendar called at No. sUThOrntOn OF al
AIT Crowley. No day Caen
TRIAL TEgx-PAgf I-sper J-Court opens at II a. M
52s, 5li. 52l. 58l
parts / and IlI-AdioGmed for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GESEKAL TERsL-AdOurned until the first
IEEMLarremore J. Court IL a m.-Nos.
Z. :, 10.
$50. 1893. OO3 6sl. llI2 1914 AL SoS 1lO6 l7li
1898 1855. 80. 1868. l67.
PAN Adjourned for the term.
MAINE COURT TRIAL rEgM-PART me ADAM J. Court
opens At 10 Mos Az 29l 26i. 253. 1895. 49, 5752.
y. 23-. 327, l6s 1881.
2lG 40. 32lO ll3. 2s0l 81. 1901 2l5s. 27Ok 49, 32s4
-. lS2
par IIG-Alker. J-Court opens At 30 A. m.-Nos.
$685. 3j6 01J 3iJ ~ 2sc5 p 526, 1923. 2O2 800 S5l
$50 3jt i5N, 3'3.
GENERAL sEssioNs-PARr eeye J-Tne People at
James Murphy. Joseph brennan. burglary william Henry
Miller, forgery Ale sander =. Williams, Thomas Al. Fvlu-
Ing, assault and battery.
PAar l-Cowing. The People agt Mary Laneton t,lon.
Pau Golden Aai Mnnks larceny person Chas
w h'uniou violating Lottery lAws Hattie Maurice grand
larceny.
uFLn ,SDrfRuNER- Davis p. 1.-The People Ct Thomas
B0land, violating Election law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
PERSISTENT ATrEuPIS IT sUIcIDE.

Mrs. Eliza 4. Elmore took Paris green on Octo.
her - no so. l2f West Ihrty-sixth-st. DR.. Kalish
was called IN. and willie he was endeavoging TO
save the patients liie she swallowed another dose
of the poison with fatal effect. The verdict OF "A
coroners jary was suicide while suffering .rom ab-
erratlon Of the mino. Mrs. Eluorc had been suffer
ing ifnm insanity inr anort year. and was no one
time an inma-c of an a,yium n Massachusetts for
ahOIt four months. she had attempted suicide hy
making two lucisons iu her arm lat Summer. She
the wife OF Eenry :. Eimorc provision mer-
chant M Ne. Il Moorc-st., and member OF the
Produce Exchange. She was formerly Mrs.
Ina Washington-aye.. BROOKLYN, where Mr. Elmore
became acquainted with her. Their intimacy re-
suited in divorce between Mr.. Elmore and his
first wife, who is still a resident of Brooklyn. MIR
Elmore was at the time one of the trustees of the
Brooklyn Tabernacle, and was accommodated
after investigation of charges against hun Of i'm
moral conduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Armstrong presided yesterday at the
opening the Queens County Court ana Court of ses
sons although II reported on saturday that he was
confined To- his home by Illness lie announced. how
ever that he should hear civ business only yes
terday to-uy. and That tomorrow Judge Moore OF
Kugs County would take his place Tor the tnnsac Ion
OF the criminal business OF the term. He explained
that this rendered because some cases
were likely up in which It would be improper
for him 10 SIT as Judge IL understood that he
ferred to IN connection 18th the recent election
Alicia Hand, who was formerly n servant in
the family OF John McNally Of No 10 Souths brought
singular suit against him and his wife in the Supreme
Court Circuit, before Justice Barrett yesterday. The
plaintiff claimed that while she working for Mrs.
McNaly the latter missed $40 and accused the
of knowing what had become Of 1t Mrs McNally then
declared that the plaintiff should not leave the house
uutil the money had been returned or found On
examination the plaintiff admitted that during the
three which she claimed TO he the time OF her
prsoment she permitted to To stores after pro-
VISIONS and II would nave been possible for her TO have
gone away II she had desired. For the detention she
,lamed sos 900 damages. The defendants denied that
they had detained the plaintiff against her WILL The
iury gave a verdict for the defendants. g. Courtney
Tor the plaintiff, \. H. Reavey for the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
THt COURTS.

p,prps SrpvED IN HE TELEGRAPH SUIT.
JUDGMENT TOR ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR i"'o
SAND DOLLARS AND An INJUNCTION ASKED ~"
MALICIOUS DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY AL
LEGGED
The naners I'm the suit of the American
Union Telegraph Company against the western INV"
Telegraph Company, the Continental Telegraph Co"'-
many. the NewJersey and NewEngland Telegraph conn
many and Others mention OF which has been maze IN
Tur rptnrSE were served yesterday. The plaintii
charges that s telegraph poles wires and insuiators'
which il has been erecting In different portions OF New
Jersey have been maliciousy torn down ana carried
away or destroyed that this destruction was IN puT-
suance OF conspiracy between the defendants; mat
the property destroyed worth $4,000 but that the
injury plaintiff by the interruption OF its business
was much greater Judgment is asked that the defend
ants pay the plaintiff 900 for the property destroyed
800 the other damages, and that the de-
PENDANTS be enIoncd from tearing down any OF 'he
plaintiffs poles or other property or employing any
other person to DO.
several aiidavi= been prepared the apple 4,
ton for injunction, which viii soon be maze vi
these aiinviis. which principally Intended 10 SUI
port the ALLEGATIONS tie destruction OF the property ~
the defendants. the principal Que Is by BelJalnn N,
Plum lie j. a director Of the plainth COMPANY hnu
has had control OF The construction OF its lines In New
Jersey. He svcrs tAat the ueienuant cohpauie' .no
Nev-erscy and New England and the Connnonlal, IRE
virtually organization that june ls'e tuey WeIo
transferred to Perpou Morgan. ana tna ne h' Siec
transferred them to the Western Union Telegraph O~
pany or holds them In trust tor that company. me
plnI company he further Gils gcs organized ~
June 1870 AMI has commenced the construction OF
lucs ia New-Jersey which, when competel WI. con-
u.te NJ m those of III Western Union III that Sta'
Ever III izaton It has been inteiecu WIN
aud harassed IN it, work. "Piued circulars contain
ing false statements have been disseminated among me
authorities OF cities and Incorporated towns u lhuuc
them TO deny III plaintiff TIE right 10 erect u '
through tncir MUNICIPALITIES on TIE hEnt oi
July Is 1879 fourteen poes OF the pianth near DOT
dentONn. y. j.. were cut down. The pores nav ~
rclac d. Thy agan cut down on the Eht ol 80
yembrr s. 1879" Ofhor Instance. or similar ci,. rag
ter were furnished IN this affidavit and Others firiu'
Dorshemcr Baron Deyo are the counsel Tor the pu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
RuYMING IN THE CorRr ROOM.

Malcolm Campbell and 5. +. kneeland were
opposing counsel on an argument before the General
Term OF the Cont OF Common Pleas yesterday Mr..
Kneeand repeatedly quoted from a work OF his own
on Mechanics Liens. Mr.. Campbell, who Is tall
slender man, with heavy voice. rising to bis luii
height said slowly and drily have cited decisions
on the point OF controversy bur my learned opponent
cites nothing except his own opinions printed IN MS
own book. With such persstency has lie Done th7 1h"
have been tempted TO write these lines
on Kneeland dear Kneeland pray what DO you mean
BY such a fat book the subject OF iien9
Was n for glory was II Tor pelf, $500
or lust tor the pleasure Of quoting yourself !
CniefJustce Day. Judge j. +. DAILY aud Judge Van
Hoesen who were the bench appeared to enjoy the
doscerel rs much as the counsel and Others present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Detective Handy. of the Central Office, yes
srday arragned Francis Moore. better known Dos
ton Frank" the Jefferson Market Police Court where
charge OF grand Larceny preferred against him by
Charles L. FOute fur dealer, OF No. S06 Broadway.
on saturday evening Moore entered Foote's store and
asked to be allowed TO remain there until some ladies.
who desired "a purchase furs, came. He amused him
self by walking aud down the store and asking the
prces OF the various articles. In about fifteen
he asked the salesman for glass OF water. and While
the latter was away getung II, he quietly slipped seal
skn sack valued $780, under his oyercoat aud went
away Detective Handy detailed To look for Moore
and found him at IL o'clock yesterday morning JUS
ce xby committed him for trial n default Of $1,000
ball
A DISPUTE occurred Sunday night in the
houor store Of Daniel Sullivan. No 3it Waterst, be-
tween the proprietor aud three men who had been
drinking. Sullivan took pistol and fired at Michael
Daly Of No 72le Jamcs-st. The bullet missed the In
tended object but hit Patrick Caaghan, boy, OF No
lo4 Roosevesi., who passing The store. w"undIng
him In the arm Sullivan aud Daiy were arrested by
officer Reo Oh, Of the Fourth Precinct and ar.
raigued before Justice Morgan Yesterday AT the IOmbs
Police Couri sullivan committed for trial three
charges feonOus assault and battery violation OF the
TxcS. w, and violation OF corporation ordinance in
carving "A concealed weapon. DAILY was required to
furnish bonds in $500 for assauliing Sullivan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

the drill ROOM Six booths stand equal distances In
hexagon around the Floral Temple AT each OF the Tour
corners armory another booth, making ten IN
all They are 80 arranged that Eve booths are on each
side OF the room. They are all different in shape ana
represent the architecture OF Oriental countries
The pavilons are IN charge of different companies and
Guido the others on one side OF
the Floral Temple the pavons are IN charge OF Com
panies c. D. l. A ana and on the other side Companies
X. Ii. Z. II and L.
veterans and IA probably the most beautiful and elab-
booth at the fair IL is used "a reception room
FOR distinguished guests well place for the sale
of flowers. II IL I'm the shape Of hexagon Around the
outside is bank of moss platform raised about
three from the floor This is separated from the
pavilion proper by path several feet in width The
ladies occupy positions in the pathway TO sell the
flowers The pavilion is about ten feet in height and Is
built OF cedar branches twined around wooden
pillars, and has the appearance Of n pie
turesque summer-house. Suspended In each Oh
the six openings large windows Is ghded
5rd-cage which singing birds California Grass
and plants in pots adorn the pillars Of the temple
within the enclosure are easy chairs Tor the guests
Every day the bank OF will be covered with rare
flowers The ladies occupy their time IN making pu,''"
hole bouquets which are sold at reasonable prices
Among the flowers on the table yesterday were n"'
moccs which will DO disposed OF by subscription lne'
consist OF horsesnoes, massive baskets ana rep'e
lion of baby carriage. There were many otner sni''
pieces which found a ready sale.
TIE same ladies will not be present every WsS' "S "
sufficient number have given their services 50 IL y.
divide the work These present at the Floral lempe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
NOT 4 DIAMOND But PASTE.

In the First District Court, Newark, yester-
day. william A. Freeman brought suit TO recover 500
the amount advanced by HIN Mrs. 4. c. Leovit, Of
West Orange TO redeem diamond ring held by Edward
s;outenburgh. OF Newark, security for loan TO the
husband Of Mrs Leavtt. The diamond N tie ring was
said 20 be worth 81, 500 but Mr.. Freeman having the
stone tested found IL t. be paste. Soutenburgh was
ARE sled last week on charge OF having replaced the
diamond with "a worthless stone, and held To Dali MIS-
Ieavitt declined repay Freeman the amount adj
vanced by him. and the SUIT was brought The defence
was that Mrs Leavitts order given 10 freeman was Tor
diamond and paste stone ring; that the oebt was
nor husbands and that married woman could not be-
come surety her husbands debts Judge Ford look
Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
AJAX COLLECTOR PLEADS GUILTY.

George E. Blake, formerly a tax collector in
Wcstcheser County pleaded gully yesterday. IN the
Court OF oyer and Tcrmner before Justice Brady to
an Indictment for Obiaining money under false pre-
tences ne collected OF Thomas il. White check pay
able 10 the order OF the Town Clerk for 1913 ~ which
Blake told him was the amount ~ Ms TAX In the Tow
of Westcbcster. II Is charged that Blake ndosed upo
the check the name OF the Town Cicfk, collected IN,
nancy mud used H. II was represented IN his beha
that he supposed he had the right to make the ndorse
mcnt and that he intended to return the money sen
t.ncc was Suspended until the first Monday ia Dccem
her and I'm the meantime Blake has promised TO esoI
the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

ness was transacted In the Supreme Court ~ the United
States to-day: .
on motion Of p. Philips. W. c. Oates Of Abbevile Ala
Of NewYoIk CITY, ON morton OF John T.. Parsons
p preme Court Of Errors. liichded Comfy Conn
Affirmed with costs opinion by justice Harlan No "a
Hoffman, appeal from The supreme Cot the District Of
Coumbla-Dccree reversed with romandod
with directions 10 dismiss hll aud otpssn opinion 49, JUS
ne Strong justices Bra ley aud Harlan dissent e. No 80
David 4. Cowt plaintiff IN err agi the colorado spung
COMPANY. error The supreme Court fmed
Nos 700 I'll 10 trademark clses Tho docision m
these gwen with the general Washington spatcles
another page No Ina els jeffrey aim ni,trator
etc appellant ag Chaila- Moran trustee appeal the
Circuit Of the Un states Tie uthcfn
hy Ju.uce Swaync No io.-Aicn1o - U4t,h. pllinin
ia loi. AIT tho STANDARD OH tnmpilr m To the Cir
cut court o. the United states fnr tho Eastern Dis
tflct ~ MiChi -nn.-ihc controversy tins II
with regard 10 the ownership OF 9iicOo lairel
sold 10 The oil comlans, bat attached for
the debts Of the manufacturers before actual delivery.
Judgment affirmed win cots onnion Dy Justice Clifford
me Pacific Railroad Company appeal from the Or
cut Court ~ The United air' inr i .s,.t OF kansas
The Court holds that The demurrer iothr btu properly
sustained ~. 62lhr Kansas Pacific HIirAld COmpaI 81
piantn ACT Louise Twomlly ainnlsfteirK; In
error 10 mo supreme sOht oil tonO Judgment affirmed
with cosi opnontho Dy Justice. Nu- o0Joshua d.
Miner auiI 10 error ne thp United state elror % the
lisulrt OF NeN- Nork-judlruent reversed anl cause
r,mln4 VIII directions 90 etigi Judgment n favor
since tie %. this suit authority
"llink nbcau agf the Unite sa'ss II Wall %. No.Bl.
read Company supreme Court II Utah-Judg
ment aif ned Win costs ON aahoy OF Insurance Com
Nat onh Bank, appellant AIT the L. s. Insurance company
No f3R-ihe baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
John y. IrOOk.--d dismiss submitted. 100
John T. We"iheIny Pinlin IN error, agt Matilda Bowie
phcatiOn mandam Augustus b. Perry potiiioner-Ar
gued No 12-John Lammer., pannn In error, agL =. o.
Argued for the pinn IN and submitted for the defend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Nov. 17.-In the Court of APP
pcas to-day-present. tho Hon. Sanford f. Church, G.
j., and associates.
No 2O-JOhn s. Ross appellant, agt. Elizabeth Harden
and another administrators, etc, respondents Afgned ~
~ G. M0ak for appellant. ohm F. Buri for espondens
No OD.-lugh ". COlender. respondent AIT. George r.
Phelan and Others executors etc, appellants fgued Dy
John Joralemon for appellants NJ Nolan for respondent
The following Is the Court Of Appeals day calendar ior
Tuesday November 10, 1879 Nos &c. 1914 49, o. 90 ~
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
ATTRACTIONS or THE FAIR.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FLORAL TEMPLE ASD THE
BOOTHS OF TIE CONFERENCE.-The LADY MAN
AGEKs AND AsslsTANIs-IHE COMMITTEES.
- .he visitor enters the armory from the
Fouiih-aye side first object that strikes his eye
the massive Floral Temple which stands IA tie centre of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
KEw-YoRK DAILY TRlBINT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10,

articles TIE badge If The regiment s found
ON almost every article. from the most uiieIrit 'H
pocket -plncushion papeswrisht % "a "st SD ~
sve ottoman paror rug. Enihfnldrt a lN"N, 'iiI
sofa-cOy abound. ana here n no l'" ~ '"i, s
table ornaments. This company displays ih' org
hlg of Admiral Fartugut. and the tas PreSoneu ~ 49,,
18Th Regiment at Montreal last summer one ol ~
most curious things In the iair D. The autograph pu
of Company f. Tuis is ~ linen, lined with SIX Iu"
by LADY, seveniy -scven years Of age ana conialhnt
less than 26i6 pieces. On 10 are the nut"6Ihpnr ~
716 nrvates Of the regiment. with those oi bIlsae
General Varian. General shaer. Governor houlnssr ~,
and Colonel Clark, with their respective stan,,
willie twelve squares devoted 10 n,s. ',s 20
of The regiment rhs quill Is 10 he rallied ior a. j.
tia neighbor-a 500 antique lace spread WIN s'''
embroidered squares. , Al, n ,o,ent
Among the other articles are piano Win pii ~
stool "A hair dozen cavalry saddles counter IN urse
books n massive perfumeiy stand: u Jannt1 ON rr,e
open seiga" dolls tea party, and dol honSo,
dolls party is an elaborate piece OF work r'I s IN
tne canfain and lieutenant offs the company ~ t MI
their lady friends The materials cost TovV' reai
ycrvtbtng is complete, from the captains rear
leather shoes to the chandelier ana "tnei ~ -
t,ro annatntments The baby house IL one VI VI
the largest TOYS ever exhibited IN A"eIi' , on
Is fully equipped four story brown,,tone do cors
flaming every modern article OF furniture ana i
,,nn IN inc uarlor library, dinDg-roonl, klcne' nun
dry iar,l-room hall ana bedroom fVeh 'ne
od IN the front hall contain Their ucti
accompanimeDis. This expensive toy valued ~ Soovi
W. s,nted by the veterans OF the company. ana VIII
he rafed for II chance The ladies' In aienuahco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

ant In error No 73Thomas voolfolk OF al, appeliints
agt Robert Nisbet trustee etc appeal from IN rent
for the Southern Dstrcto nco
gia. Argument commenced FOR appellants.
Adjourned u tO.mO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

COMPANY RS FINE COLLECTION.
The first booth on the OF the entrance Is the
tasteful Moorish pavilion OF Company T. with lis group
OF small stands In Of the halt Here to be
found one Of the attractive displays OF tho whole
fair Goods valued $4,000 hl the counters.
under them are stored articles enough refill them
when they become empty Among the prominent at
fractions are a beautiful casKet OF slyerware, sent
from Providence, IL. l.. and containing ga pieces,
worth 5000; an elaborate re-screen, valued at SO
brought from China by Captain Appleton large
uaiAlng Blcrstadt presented by the artist himself
n siuck OT geutlolnen's furnishing GOODS, va
risd aud elegant, aud fine show Of smokers