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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

FL PAso, December 27.--The capture and
execution of Chief Argot, long terror OF
presidio del Norte and vicinity, and thirty
of his band near chihuahua. Is confirmed.
An express and train robbery on the
Express Messenger Bonyard, whose exam
ination is now progressing here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
Killed hIs sxeeihsart

BrDpTFoRD, MAINE, December 2s,--Leon
Moore, of this place, employed as clerk
in Boston, came here few davs ago to
spend Christmas; this afternoon he called
ON his aflianced Miss Belle Cushman,
an estimable young lady. Shortly after his
they were and the girl was found dead
in the chair and Moore ON the
floor dying. lie had shot her behind the
ear and himself through the eye. Jealousy
is the supposed cause.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
pidn', Know II Was Loaded

NEw oRLEAEs, December 2S.-Mrs. NJ. II.
Coppege WAS killed last night by the acei-
dental discharge of a pistol with which her
four.year.old child was playing. She had
been giving the child instructions how to
aim the weapon, and sat down on the iioor
TO play with him, when he aimed the pistol
and fired, the ball entering her brain. No
one Knew the pistol was loaded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
INVENTORY

Another evolution OF the ever moving wheel of time
will soon be recorded. Once more do all well regu-
lated business strive to get that thorough knowledge
OF themselves that necessary the successful car
rylng out of the many bold business strokes of mod
ern times. SToCK TAKING is the means through this
ss of ones business is made and for the current
week we are engaged in making it. What stock tax
ing means in house the size of ours only those in
ltlated can understand 1t is not stop taking in
ventory of possessions their actual cost nor is to
stop pat marking down the selling price such goods
think have deprecated from any one of the many
to which these things are subjected Oh mol we
strike deaper than that at the very root by in many
reducing the original of article by onehaf These
the means employ to bring ourselves down level
No fictitious values in ours We go into the field next year
fresh the year started with burdens the shape
past mistakes weight down. We need tell patrons
how often will be found necessary during the coming week
the pencil in mutual behalf, but this we will
say, that the mild winter has caused many an importer
and manufacturer to sacrifice surplus stocks of which
sacrifices we, cash buyers, could and did take ad
vantage. Weare compelled to take their place
Mild weather and these large outside purchases did the
work for US we must now sacrifice and we are ready
to do it. Monday, January 2nd 1882 will mark the
beginning of the greatest and most earnest clearing
sale of Dry and Fancy Goods Clothing Shoes, Hats,
Cloaks Carpets, &c. that took place in Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

SAN Francisco, December 2S--Presiden.
Fillmore, OF the Southern Pacific Railroad.
announces that the first through train for
New Orleans will leave here Friday next,
and that probably train will start west
from Now Orleans on the same day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
Georgetown
| Special to the Herald.

GEoRGETowS, December 2s. = Our town
has been lively for the past week Mer-
chants are jubilant over their success.
Christmas conyivialities have luled.
Mabel Norton played TO u full house here
last night. She will 80 from here to Ans
tin.
Lsmber has been spoken for to build six
or eight new houses il this place
Miss Helen Salyers daughter Of Mr.. A.
b. Salyers, Of this place, died last night.
Weather very warm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

nomsr IN Angelina county, have been Sc
1'pusiy delayed in their work on account ~.
Na,Vl,y OF material Md men. To-day. how
et, etter, tney startedwith nearly l5O teams and
snI soou. NY 5Vo men TO put the grading throush
nom nom trinity to Homer, according TO con
poWn near Dodge there was a negro hall
a ,allr9ad contractors teamster drove nasi
anu halioed out contemptuously AZ the
yTYYloreu TY beauties, and now he lies In n
hoo,. hhaonst1n 10 hospital with knife cut in the
co',N oHuA si'at will stop his tongue forever. or
SvGsse sn;ss none OF the negroes know whose
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
sinblel

ATLANTA, Ca, December 9s.-lester1sy,
a. Debroy, in Upton county, agener'l fight
occurred, In which Doc. Wilson
killed Edward Johnson hi' half
brother. and Bad Gastland Killed A.
4. Harris The light was with Snves.
There was a muniVf committed 10 Tue
sane town some weeks arc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
Ano,her Cotton FACTORY at Augusta.

Augusta, GA, December 2S.-The John
=. King Manufacturing Company was Or.
Ranized to-day; capital, 100000, Charles
Estes is President, and c. Z. Baldwin, Of
New York, and o. Sampson, OF Boston, are
among the directors. The hru installment
of 10 per cent. 1. called for, payable Janu.
ary iUth prorimo,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

LACROSSE, WIS, December 2s.--The Mis-
sissippi river Is now open from 81. Paul.
Navigation was resumed yesterday. Lake
Pepin Is also open. II was never before
known to be open at this season Of the
year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

Special 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
GRoEsDnEcR, December rs, = The cash
drawer which was missing from Shapiro &
Bros. cafe, at the fire Monday morning,
has been found. The money is missing,
but an insurance policy for $4,000 and a
draft on New York Is all right All quiet
and hnppY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
Caiver


CALVERT, December 2s,---J. r. Curl, for
merly an editor of the Weatherford Herald
but now engaged in the practice of law at
Bolton, was married tonight to the beauti-
iul and accomplished daughter of the late
Rev. ]. u. Renfro, Of Cherokee. They
were married at the Presbyterian church.
From there they retired with a few select
friends to the residence of Judge II. d..
Prendsrgas., where one Of the finest suppers
was in waiting The bride and groom
have the best wishes of many friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
fires.

WILMINGTON, n. c., December 2S.-A
special to the Star reports that a fire at
wadosboro last night destroyed twelve or
fifteen buildings. Loss, $4,000 to sis,OoO ;
in.urancecstimated Ot.irom sf,oco to 5000
ArorsrA. Ca, December 9S.-Fire this
morning destro yed ,,ori on Broad street,
crupipd by Bainum 4 Bfus"
roc ,rs ana ". y. Ls~Ysfs, eunsni.ia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29
A Youthful Murderer.

NKw YoRE, December pa Decatur,
Alabama, special says At Peacock, last
evening, Mary May, colored, Is years Of
age, shot and killed Katherine Bogps. q
girl Of 10, also eolored. Mary May cou.
iessed the crime, but gave no cause for the,
not
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

MACON, Ca. December 2e --R. A. Brown,
prominent citizen Of Ameriuns, took
morphine. from the effects Of Which he died
this afternoon. lie leavss . wife and four
children.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

Special ~ the Herald.
pALrrfSE, December 9S.-The contractors
for building the Trinity & sabine Rail-
road ifom Trinity, on the international, 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

TR'roli, December 2s.--Ten shouand
Tunisian refugees have arrived forty miles
west OF Tripoli. The authorities Of f'rripoli
have inferred Ali Ben Amor, Chief ofthe
Oulcd Agar tribe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-29

centlnasa an \. &C r-.s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-18

HoHmaIs beleuGtcte er NIT Der Ga
tsrne ben Stranp btnauf unp btnab,
cann sins er.
.GS TT ia pabr." mu,mslte q tn ST.
Ben Dor f6 bin, lid babe pdbuub
Der san,en 3ett bon benz Sunasn
aud nidt Den Isiisfsn Son seb5rt. Das
III eth outsider 3ufaa." " -.s
Sintsr elmer Ddnns issts sr fia In zen
Sanp uno l&uitt pie srbsutsts eersrtas
foe auf. RaI6 sntlssrte CT tbrsn Snbalt
In Die Risisn16dfte 1tina StisfeIn, bic
ssti&ntttsns Iai9t i6lsupsrte sr In tie
Wo8en - oann fudte sr bic Wdnner
BON Dsspsfampf unp ibrsn Stranppoat
aut UNI fi& untsr bic Wense ~ mti&en
uno ft& re&t unidulris ~ansufsQen, als
er an Der 8srsuns pss Strauosutes i&
slsi6 ben abrissn sbrli&sn 9suten be-
tbsilist babe. .t.r ...
Wenn pirtlt1 Ssmanp fam, Der fb
punestte, ibu LANCE ni6t ssisben 3u bas
ben, benz er:dbIts CT BON ftinsr 0robmut'
ter 5oee uno pae sr uessn Der Sters
benpsn bod einmal tptspsr ms Dcrf
uno pas tr bate sebsn mdGsn. psiI's
tbn 70 obne untsrbre@uns bier eraussn
am Stranee ni@t sspuIrst babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-18

trssno siu nsrosnsriGa ttsrnsss, furdtSsr
auf Zen 8rpf ptrfsness grsisn:s rufaza
uno artsitsun!ausli4 sema4t yscrsss.
rpdrsr. Gin bstdbmtsr Doctor, wtiher
ipater su 8atbe ssaossn tpuree, fpvasS
eisislte 8ermatbuns aus une 70 nssax
ss NIT tsrfslbsn ippbl feline 3ittiafsss
baben.
Der Slstne, rtl1sr pom fsinen @Esy
s~seltern, ben Gii&esleutsn, 3ptess
gsnannt purse. saS nismalS siaen Sss
Don fi4.
anesrs ras feline Wis1en, has fas
Robslts S6psfsr6sn gait uno bet tssv
isltsn 6ilterslsutsu aufnabms fans, sas
Der Ruabe. .#.rs e..
Tisiss anssbltGe S6wsfa1ea tsssr
pom sritsn ausenblit on rrpblaus rsats
nuntsr uno isin iunsss Ser, fannie nar
Elm 9stc ben Summer UNI be seris~
rene lfebe Wamd.
nWama!" REF fe Iaat nit ihrsss
binnsn Stimmhen, vWama, ~ pbsuf
fouiulsn, ;u Gupbtmta fpmnen,
Gupbemfa isSr urtfs istn, IaSns pussr
nsbn1en - Wamd. DIANA !"
Dam weintt ne Stuneea lang. sEe
liebe. tsrsiss Gupbsmta, pts 10 jung f6en
ibrsr Namsn iassn tpnntt, unp BON sEo-
Bert, rem fummsn 4nabep, tpplts sr
anfanss gar nibts pilIsn unc that onxS
ni&t rae @erinsAs um ben arrsss
Sunseu ais ibrep Sruesr ~ leatiimirgr.
unc NIT Der 3sit inente f@ assk
risiss 8enebmsn. pbsmi. pie sas Sre.
,iss Wdp&sn abflpsne ssnannt rpursg,
persab mad une mad, awar ftper ans
lan8laml. abfr bod, bic selfebte WaRe,
neil fe nf6ts bate. tpopurH taS &C.
bd@tnf6 Der tbtursn 5sttsn srbaItsn rcsxs
pdre uno fs nabm ben aummsn Robess
ais Sp~felsenpi1tu unb ais 8ruees sun
unp purre 70 Sertraut NIT lem Arpes,
eas fe balp better ais ale 4npusn Ietar
mablausn uns oft rs&t iawer ~ era.
tbsnesn @ebsrptn psfanp. IN, fs susE$
ih plappsrmiuI&en itru ums,bnns
raid ~ ssrtinpissn. ~. Ha.# =. =
Der uru,s Hobtrt absr var bod axu
aasri&limmftn baraS. sa
SIN DVrfe Dsspstaupf fsbIts ndnlk5
eamals nod cine S1uls Die ainser
u,ueten nod sinsua Ra6barpprs ashsas
= unS 8obrt fam gar ni&t rs bis
S&uIe, neil s. pie bic esuts sumnss
8stis Ssrmsintsn. bort cod nt@ts laraer
paret. .-
ft.a 6srtitsuns fsIst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-18
3psitss 3apttsI.
Die Ttnnliage.

Die t5ie Wettnna1t tpar snpIi1 Dor,
ibsr uns I'm Ddmmsrl&etns pss Wor.
s~eusrausns lief fS snplia Der anseri6,
tste S&apen e%snfstrmaben dberirb,u.
Der ~ssfranpete Shoonsr mar, rpte man
10 iaat, NIT Nann unp Waus ju @runps
aesanssn. Das sroee Boot pss Stos,
nsrs waree umsstarst auf ben BUssn
tretbsub ~sefunpsn uno bic 0s%rmutbuns
lag nabe ssnug eas eis Wannitaft pes
S6ifts suIammt ben stpa s%prbancsnen
paHastersn tn Womsnt Der dusertsn
1sfabr f& auf eisiss srose Boot sertt'
tet babsn mohtsn. Doh bas Boot
i&lus UNI unp fs ertrantsu aae. Die
0slsn truseu sinise WatroisnIei6sn
an's aanp, ionft nur Stddsut BON per-
i&tsosnfer srt psl&sS unttr ess
S%tranrposts sspifsnbaftsr Sberlsituns
iorsfdltts ssbOrssn unp bststfaut purrs.
IS tf absr tod elm f<mmss Ding"
nistnts Der gsst als IS f&cn tsasr ss'
rprptn mar, nha6 aud nt@t cine lss
bfnpe Sttle entfpmmsu it'll Sd babe
gum Beilpisl tsins sntfernte 0oratQuns
bon BEN 9amsa tss S&oonsrs. 0ts
ioQ man eenltlbsn nun srfabren " -I
Der StranSpost bate sswis &s&t uup
far tbn mar IS cine Sa&t pom @t&ts,
feit ben Namtn BIS uuterstaanaentu
S&iTss uns ssnisntssn lstnss Sapitdns
~ nfprf&sn. CT ttbfste f@ flr's Grfe
pamtt. pas etsis GtafsQuns ptsast&t In.
btrset m6sli& lttn psrps - tabur@. eab
stpa BON ~auserbalb Der mad Rem 8srs
blstb zines SSifss stfori&t wdres, ODER
lona auf irsens cine anesrs Art uns
@sils. ..... ....s n..r
DEM 10 samaIisu Belt bOtsn foI&s
Grassn nod inner rs9t srossS &ptsrts'
ftiten, bte bsubutast eur4 aberaa bin
perbrsitete Islssrapbtndmter uup aneert
Gtnri&tunssn fuft beiettist tnp.
Da f9 alio bstufs Der Grass mad
BEN Namsn pss S@spnsrs tuudtit ptt'
ter nt&ts tbun lief, 10 rt&ttts be. Strane'
sost feline Aufmsrflamfstt auf anpsrs
Dtuse, DEFENDERS aud auf p~tsisnissn
entfernten Shsden bss Strarpss, wsl&s
nod u~nssnassnp Opsr gar ni&t sur&'
iu&t tporpen parsn. Gr fttdte eeuts
aus, psl@s pas In Der nd&ht&sn Dun
fslbtit 10 LANCE 0trldumts nunmebr I'm
bsasn Iassslt&ts na&boIsn ioIsn -
unp fsbs ea. spsi Wdnnsr famen In fur'
sss Belt ,u,id unb trussn aui ibren NJ
men: psrGins etnsn bepustlOlsn, ptsasi6l
lpsar l1pn tOptsn Snatsn pom un8efdb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-18
Nrei8 q 90 Gents ober $3.50 pro Su
aHa ;" &leine Warten. &alenoer fur drifsIi@e s y 4

ass. Dieter a%IIerIieb
ID Cas aalsnSarium In Roth. uns G&1arthrud.
Wttf - atuen NaltabrtsbtlsHen
o ole 6lumsn rear ems: geaisIsdatn.-edI&en.
etfeea.- 2iitt. -RpIe
81 Brausnipisssl; Das Blum tumds6 den. - Die tnt.
usihtea xtppen.- Das 5irfsrmds&en - Eas 0rab ttatr
ediista. - Tas frsnmt 9tas. - Cine pdFt 9tbrtrin. -
oN..fa NJ R- ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-18

0ortreTHtmeH JnU
y Dat yRaIsHbarIum - In Rstt. urb S&rautrud NIT
Il ntn.n DaaIabrt' srisu nab ssrtn Stfardsuns. fsrts
Gabtatn Jun G'nf&restn.
y 9pd acne Rrtaiptsaatsas. eiIs,r ssa Prof. 3Iin
In spitn.
- Gin iluarirttr Rtufatrs. 9rus.
~ stf6t6tt rec 9HaStnttles Mater Ter Admira.
bills" ntbA abbtIsrns ssHsstn in 0dart.
Btriu9rts Der apFsitr bee .prttsrataftIS, I'm ssrts.
fdhristn Raitnstr.
81 Sluarirts ,yrts. Rssus" fur sas Sasr 1881, nsba
Ansetsts BON 10 gtptuu isu.
y etesnsbefardsuns be bod p'fta 5urn Dtfs I'm
Glb,r. ID. D., asmtniaratsr la Gusistsft gtnstuaat
Rsbf psrtrait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-18

81 2tbtnsbsf&rdbuns bee br&r'fsn Strra ggartia
Narts. tratr apsfp'. . tar ss Gurttprtums Sa'sta,
ntba psrtratt unb asbtlsuns Der Ct. Wearahs.d btd
81 cine Sdtlstrars battsIt; Die Btuepihtnr",
mtr, Der abtti Ct Z tnssnts In peunfslsantsn nab antsrn
SlIstrn In Dpue auf ben Orttn.
100 etsensbda rdbuHs aHs Tsrirsit ss ts&p. etrru
8. 8. pabit&. - la ...
~ Raisdratt s.s 81 pairid In Zen. ysrf; apbtltuu
uut 8sfarsisuRs ~tsrftIbtn. n.
ettausa
49, Cine Or, abluas ben 8rari ssn etsturs artr ssm
dtttI, ,,ghrt Batter unl putter", NIT Y SnuArattputn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-18

tD Give GriitluHs ssn sItt&eu Bufaftr sasx ssu
Htd; Gin 0rsfttu" NIT Sluarahsn.
30 essssht uuH Sisarsssd. Giat Gridssss saenzs
e6rrj. Wtt bret Saufrahsata.
t) ct: RiisLsus. Btf4strrns." Gin. Gr,G,tsas psa
fubrt. gtt 3 SuuaraiiSnsa.
11 ,Das tta Tu =" 9s,iIi&t etratr sstsssn en- kxnun.
ben Siletrn Dor DR.. e&taiHs, Etit, be aSimls szops-
etln 4 fu fsvs&susr y Der Rurkruarr. - Mo-
6tttti 6tst.
49, &Srptr. uHs @6ai. Tiitttf In esru&sufrn-
49, Bier inHarirtt sPra& pSrtsr sn a. csuISsas,
2) 9tf&afs. aHidsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21
CIVIL NOTES.

Manuel Luzurariz was arrested short time
age and conaned IN the Ludlow Street Jail The order
OF arrest made In action brought against him by
Mia paf Alberto Verastoui TO recover $4,000 which
the latter contributed Is alleged DY reason OF false
approximations the part OF Luzurarz 10 the
ship fund Justice Barrett denied Yesterday motion to
vaeae tue order Of arrest but reuced the amount OF
bail from SIS, 600 10 $500.
John p. Harley, as administrator for Willard
Harley hrought suit against the United States
Life INSURANCE. Company, upon policy for
$4,000 issued upon the life OF the deceased The
case has Trial before judge Sedgwlck Ia the
suprior Court Monday. and resulted yesterday IN
direction BY the Court OF verdict for the company.
The defence set up was that Harley had not truthfuly
answered the questions on the application, and that he
had committed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21
co@aOa PleasSpeOaI Term-Bv Jpage Van Brunt
CALENDARs rHIs DAY.

sUrxrmr coURl--csA NssRs- epe1s al
iss l.. asa 5's lo isf is 1T
sisSsil p. H. ana Braqy ana Daniels JJ
81 8. g US. $50 $50 ST. $40 ssl S7s $50 SCI
49, c 81 Sc f.s ''' 4S2 49, ASO 4Si NS'
M s GSra SOs CT az l@ Sas S.o
Nos 100 5ss 4ss 5ss 81 ss4 az. s9i go o.. SS2
sss rs si s1s ss Sss &c ss5 s$9 ss $751; SiS ia.
s1s Sss eI opens at 1880 A. m
short causssNos Ss6l Ss7i 1880 S274 4iIs Ssi6. 52E
sg Paaf fi.yan worst A-cOurs OOous al 1880 m.-NO
p Pan uri'iGi poneAus loso msnert
s slss as sgSS HGo ws sS bank 1904 4
s1PEaIos Uousr-REsRAL rERAdiOurnod until the hrst
sPEcsAs rsEs-Tfuax. Jcourt opens 10 m Caien.
u.s. SIS Sea- 81 S's sS
"a P.srs II and III adjourned ,Or the term
A s. q rsSsp-y " Day i eDsns il
SoIi1rr rERx-An Adjourned for the term
n s, sis sis ses ys ss 81 4s7 Sss SSS ss 5is
~ sip 4 = iIi IL for the term
m conmon Pleas. Pat I-tlour. opens At 10 Short
s sSs ss ss SlO S''' 1902 $50
ps Ss9 sr OSsns e. y 5 S
ss 1892 s4s sssl ssSs $50 $50 +s9S 5e9 ss s
s!s ss$ ssss 5l sss Ssi3 s tS4S Ss$s Sg7d s soS
s s s sss 5 Ssss SEA S S!O0
PAsT IIi-Hawes J.--Coprt opens AZ 10 a m.-Held In
Room rs. Ola Gig Hashort Causes-Noa 6046, 800.
biiO 4glA b8se l08A $685. $500 6556 1894, $780, 560
seoS 5eos, 6gl9 e743 1859 57S2 tegl eg42 $50 1921
5i59 biaL esl sig9 s73 ss2o s7sa 1918. BIAS 5s5s.
ssss $500 $3.50 b8s1, sos So 4. 6v99.
sEssfcse-fA 10 dcrsseyeJ PEOPLE
13o,ozs RsRnn. Thomas robbery Philip Milan
NIiiar McRlroy. henry Richly Daniel Feton
sanir ara bafery: John John Burke Bowie
Daniel o. Hasa Jeha Monshaa John Brown, James Fine.
sish Egsfon H Ernest FINK James Gordon. FraA.
cis McPherson August w Baush Clarence Harrs Henry
RielIr Krupp Clarence l. Gordon, grand larceny
George Ftsecrad Francis 3. simpson. Maro A. Pheps
PART if-cewisS Jrns People sst Louis werbn ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21
THE COURTS.
,sps r,FsIrE AND HER sTEPsoNs.


s;r;am F. Leslie, individually and as exec
.sr Z, Franz Leslie deceased. has begun an action in
81, supericr Court aganst Alfred A. Leslie the Amer
r,a News Company ana Isaac W. England as assignee
y Prank Leslie to restrain the defendants from publish
,ae certain illustrated magazine called Frank Lesttes
reo Moafhfv Mrs Leslie shows in her afidavit that
.ner tne viii Of her husband she is entitled to all the
papers magazines and publications issued by him.
sn the goodwill ana trademarks used in It's business
ebe CLAIMS that Alfred A. Leslie, who has infant SOD
nsmed Frank Leslie has caused m illustrated ragszhe
10 be pubahed with the and title OF Frank Leslie
fhr use 81 which an pfFingeDent OF her rights MT
England, the OF Frank Leslie, was made party
defendar the ground that lie had declined TO prOs
CUE the action paintia Alfred A. Leslie sets up ~
his answer desence that Mrs. Leslie even IN case OF
Judgment aaainst hin. would not be entt!en 10 .ae
proceeds which would 60 dr. Enolan" Tor the dement,
n Mr. Iesiea CREDITORS lie also denies the Validity OF
the will under which Mrs. Leslie claims, ana states tn
an appeal from decree the Surrogate IS now peu9
ing He denies that the pubirAtiOn complained OF !"
any way calculated niisead the puOci That the Dn1
ing "a inside totally different cOiors. and tnat ihe pun
lishers address, No l1G Duanest., distinctly appears
upon he further ALLEGES that certain lnu
has been placed In the hands Of his wife, Ada @ Lse
for purpose Of issuing publications. the prons "
which are 10 used to educate and MAINTAIN ms
ep1 He caima finally that this action mas Dce pr"esn
BIZ Mrs LRsiie a. part Of general scDene 10 peak up
the family nnd ruin hs business
uiuncfcn but Judee Truax reserved has decision John
appeared for Mrs. Leslie. and exJndEe Full
1er0n for the dfeDdantA good deal OF teellng was
exhibited BIZ the opposing counsel, Mr. Townshend
the suit attenpt to etrange an H.
sant ''stil mewlng and puking Ia its nurses arms"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21
DEclsloNs-JAN. 20.

S,prsue Court hamberS-Bv Judge Barrett
Ss ops s %preon which had and exsed
upon the really no Just reason WY this
my Judgment upon papers plainly entitled TO it,
m hot eject must be made verasqu sgt Lnzn
NED But after careful examination OF the
think 81 BOO viii he sufficient the deien
$ g. cam dCS O. & Ss p 70 to
the event Ryan agl Cochran.-The plaintiff was III The
i woni De too ns 70 shut the altogether
Q be heard upon the exceptions IS proposed BY the
oDy condition he $40 COSTS Of tins motion and
AZ the ices o. tas 5css wsa resarS O. 70 me u
Baldwmsee memorandum. 6rau agt. Cruger-see memo
sns y divorces rne ASSs sg
fsndum Kassebanm art kassebaum Motion dismissed
csresst~Pnrt H-Bv Judge Van vorst-Goroer agt NC
Keeset al-lRse and amendments settled.
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sss sppTSysd Oga5 Sg Oh
piS,ns ' ce ~ Win costs Eagerly Ss Y1uns
oraer signed Gad Ct al sgL Forsyth Order granted
al Wiley al-order approving Undertaking Kid
ct al Art BueianOrder granted ana undertaking ap
pointed giving undertaking in $4,000 with Two or more
sureties
Coms.oa Pseas-SpecaI Term-Bv Judge Van Brunt
-sehaohmAn AIT Bowe ete.-order signed
gfareae Court - ChdBtbers-By Judge Nehrhas.-
Carleton Peer Notion sraated; gee memorsudpn1,
ard Whsre aRdayit order for eqaminauon Of
pantG mnsrson I'M P a SAss Ssr eR se
--canses down tor trial January "a 1851 Ward agE
5osgey Johnston agt nasOrOack Aspeuwan agt tlapp
Pnlips agt cronoie: Hermao sgI RegSn schliner agi
Ms ANT the soatS rS6sSins COMPANY
Kinney sgt Lypn suesgsf ss DSsl-s, LowfrTS Sg
ooearioh ags gowei anderson sgt T9g%an Gilmore sGt.
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hearing % proceed on tive days notice 70 deenaGnt
son Logan agI Nelson art Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-21
antiion Sales OF Real estate.
A DVERTISEMENT OF SALE.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia, Jan. 10, 1881.
BY AUTHORITY OF The 10 NOItABLE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY, will Offer for sao at PC BLIC AUCTION
Marine Hospital Or uis and unfinished castiron hospital
buildings located thereon IN the city OF Newre AZ ~ n
Tuesd the fifteenth day OF February A. d. 1881 At the
House I'm this (1ty.
HE PROPERTY ~ bounded By COMMON GRAVIER
BROa d and WlIlrESrS.
TERMS OF SALks-OnefOurth cash. and tho balance In
three payments with interest Fix
annu day sale until paid Amy failure the part OF
above viii involve Tho
surrender property and tho forfeiture United
states OF the payments already made
mBde arr subject TO the approval OF the Secretary o
the Treasury United rebcrvng right reject
any deemed or the Interest Of the Government
The bidder win be required 10 execute contract
In accordance with those terina
Of sale aud posses ton subject tho foregoing
cOndionswiH be this successful bidder upon tho
his BIZ by tue Secretary Of s Treasury tho deed
will DO executed whom the last payment shall have made
A s. nlER