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The evening world., 1894-07-03
BROOKLYN NEWS.
II WAS NOT STRIKERS WORK.
Greenpoint Trolley Car in Coli
sion with a Big Stone File.
Several Mon and One Woman Were
More or Less Injured.

Pass, gers on trolley car No. Zig ~
the ireenpulnt lnc thought for Il few
moments the railroad strike had reached
Williamsburg; this morning.
Plumbers have been putting In water
phi es near the corner OF North Tcnth
street and Kent avenue, ana as fast ~
thu paving stones wcr" removed they
we piled up IN ;hc l,ttlc space between
the tracks.
1t Is supposed that nischicvous boys
unset The i,ilc. for at G.jI, when car No.
2.2lo came along from Grecnruint, 1t ran
into "a pile of stones and WAS throwa of
tn track.
Motorrnan Matthew Scott, of ia
FRANKLIN street Grcenp1int; Conductor
John Smith and n passenger named
Charles Edward Jungerman, Of 81 Pur-
Wis street, Long ls'atd C.ty, wcrc thrown
into the sttoet and more or 'css hndly
bruised. rhoy declined medical attend
ance and returned II their homes.
Clined TO give her name, WAS the most
badly hurt OF all the passengers. She
was thrown violently from the car aud
landed on the stone pile on her head.
When picked UP she was unconscious,
and although attended by a doctor she
did not revive for nearly half an hour.
Friends of the woman WHO had been IN
the ear with her, took her aWny In q
carriage after positively declining to
give her name.
The accident caused a delay TO traffic
of nearly HALF an hour, aud US II oc-
Cured during the morning rush II
entailod "A great deal Of Inconvenience
The evening world., 1894-07-03
THREE BROTHERS IN A FIGHT.
Gathered In by One Big Policeman
without Any Difficulty.

John, william and Frank Schwartz,
three brothers, respectively TWEEN
ty-sevcn, twenty-four and thirty-two
years OF age, were held In the Lee
Avenue Court, Williamsburg, today,
charged with lighting.
officer Pindar found the men In
Gwinnette street last night engaged in
a regular duel. John was hitting Will
lam, William was thrashing Frank, and
Frank was best ing John. The officer
who is tall and strong, suppressed the
disturbance and locked the brothers
up. ,,.,,,,
burg, secured bail but Wiliiam. VINO
resides in Newtown, spent the night in
a cell. William says that Frank owes
him 81, 100, the share of the estate LETT by
his father. and that the only way he
can ever get any cash is by thrashing
his brother. Frank declares that he
err seems To have fought simply on sen-
eral principles.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
BACK TO HIS PRISON CELL.
Escaped Sing Sing Convict Recap
tureu In Third Avenue.

Frederick Corbet. alias King. thirty
one years old, a photographer, at 226
West Eleventh street. was arrested this
morning in Third avenue car by Cen
trail Office Detectives Brady and Doran.
Corhet escaped from Sing Sing prison
on Jan. 2. 1893. He was serving SEN
tence of two years and three months
for the larceny OF horse and wagon.
and had only served small part OF
his time, when he escaped.
Although a prisoner. Corbet had been
allowed to work OH the outside OF the
prison. He says that on the daw OF his
escape a man drove UP to the prison in
II buggy and asked to be allowed 10 see
Carlyle Harris When this man drove
away. Corbet jumped into the buggy
and rode a mile or two before he jump
ell out. He refuses to say whether the
man was an acromplice.
Corbet says he spent some time sub
sequcntly In Bermuda and also In
France The detectives arrested him on
the strength OF description furnished
by State Detective jackson. Of Sing
Sing. Brady had arrested Corbet be-
fore for some other offense and imme-
dately recognized him.
Corbet was arraiGned In Jefferson
Market Police Court and was handed
over to State Detective jackson to be
taken back to prison.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
BURGLARS IN SKIRTS.
Two Girls Caught Breaking Into
a House at Newark.
Vaulted Over Four Fences in an
Effort to Escape.
Had Pistol aud Knife Ready to
Fight FOR Liberty.


NEWARK, n. j., July complaint
was made in the Third criminal Court
u'i ..,... -,
.niS h'orh'fiS against Two prisoners,
Minnie Reed, twenty one years cid, of
Ruhwnv. and Ts.sie tm,i,r .i.h Toe,
'.,'' vs." a., ,'
years ola, OF " Elm street, Newark
which reveals a story Of daring. as en-
ru,i,,, lao ,,,,,,, M, b.,, cau.oi
~ "''''''' '''' Ut"
sensation among those who lave
learned the details of he affair.
m .,,,,,.,,i.,. .,,a. a., ,,,... ,,,,
nc Complaint chaIses III" '"o s''S
with breaking into The house of re-
cluHc, Mrs, Lillian hrkatmu,,. at ,OI
>.,,,, >,,,. ,aa,,,,a 40, ,,,,o,, ,.,,,
~" orh avenue a" "sou "o!""t'. WHO
Is said to be worth from Sjo,0n } SW.GJJ.
An elder sister of Minnie was ut one
,,,,,, -. t., Ma ,,,,..,.,,,,,,. 80
uHle S'rN"ut III MRS AZ heriiah eh'-
ploy. and she knew that the latter had
noon t,id q ono in r,sh n wnek arn.
.,,i,, ,,., 49,, T., ,t,a h,rs, r,,o ,nnn
which she Kept IN the house the two
girls heard OF this and planned to rob
tho oId >vnrnor
st. 80, e,,,,,, .,,.,,, ,,o,, ,,,,,,..,
larry on outoag HlorH'ls 'he! Nis'teu
the Alderman home. First they prepared
n WV for esrapc in case of necessity.
by opening yard yates that would abie
tHe,n 10 rim through 10 Film straet
The1 Tessic mounted n barrel and sue.
raeled IN oprnlng n window. thfo,irh
which she climbed
The evening world., 1894-07-03
PRIEST CAUGHT A THHF.
Father York Saw Doyle Picking n
womRus Pocket.

James Doyle. forty-eisht years old OF
10 Bridge street, Brooklyn, was arrested
this morning on complaint of Father
York, assistant pastor OF ST. Asncs's
Roman Catholic Church. Sackett and
Hoyt streets, on suspicion of being a
pickpocket.
As his congregation was dispensing this
morning after funeral services over Mrs
A. Graham, of ZIG S,ckett street, Father
York noticed Doyle lettering In the corri-
dor. He failed To recogiiize him as an
attendant. The man had both hands
thrust into his pockets. Father YORK
jostle a woman At the same moment a
hnnd protruded under Doyle's coat
Father York grabbed Doyle. who struS,
rleI to get away. but the priest held
him and turned him over To the police.
lie was taken before Justice walsh
in Adams Street Police Court, and held
for examination Monday.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
POLITICS IN ELIZABETH.
More Fun Expected when Exeiko
Hoard Nominees Come I'd.

ELIZABETH, N. j.. July 3.-The new
City Council here. which is Repubiican
by one ma jority, was in session until
midnight, trying to Dust the Democrats
city officials and fill their places with
Republicans. st ..s-ta
The Republican Aldermen Succeeded
in electing George Neill as Judge at Po-
lice Headquarters, in place of Norris
Hetfield, Democrat; Samuel Cunning
ham, as Sealer OF Weights and Meas
ures, in place of Eugene Kirk, Demo-
crat and James Morrison. 40 City
Treasurer, but this is all they could
accomplish last night
The Democratic City Attorney and
two City Physicians still hold on Until
their successors are chosen.
Alderman jenkins (Rep.) bolted the
caucus nominee frr Treasurer early In
the evening, but ~ hard work he got
back into the ira ,es Just before the
meeting adjourned. and he cast his bal
lot for Morrison.
There will be moe fun when Mayer
Rankt In tries to appoint the Excise
Board, as Alderman jenkins will never
vote, Il is said, for some OF the Repub-
lican Mayors nominees for Excise Com
misSioners. =
The evening world., 1894-07-03
ROBBERY IN BROOKLYN.
Clever Scheme by Which nm Al
legged Inspector Cleared $3.50.

Two men who have been robbing store
keepers by representing themselves as
inspectors attached to the City Works
Department turned up again this morn
ing and made a haul of $50 in cash.
One of the men. who is described as
about twenty years old, tall and
slim and dressed in dark suit, called
at Bernard Conway's grocery, 93S JefTer-
be changed for him. A few minutes
later another man called and said he had
been detailed by city Works Commis-
sioner White to inspect the plumbing.
MIR Conway led him upstairs and
around the premises. He found every
thing In excellent condition and apollo
gized 10 Mr.. Conway for putting him to
so tnuch trouble
Ten minutes after he had gone the
grocer discovered that the first young
man had entered his store while he was
upstairs with the inspector" and stole
$50 from the cash drawer.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
AFFAIRS ALL SMARLED UP.
Straishten Out Har-
lem River Bnnk Accounts,

Judge Bischoff, of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, to-day appointed William J.
Lardner referee to examine and pass
upon the charge of s2,5l7sl. which the
firm of Trenholm, Teele 4 Dennis has
made against Receiver Daniel b. Sickels.
of the Harlem River Bank, for services
out the affairs of the defunct bank.
1t was stated in the papers submitted
to Judge Bischoff that the bank had up
ward of LOO depositors, and that fully
three-uuarters Of the pass-books had not
been balanced in three years
1t was also stated that the accountants
We're further "snarled up by the falsl-
who Is charged with having misappro-
priated about $50, 900 of the banks funds.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
THINK HE'S A BURGLAR.
Kennedy Charged with R"bbi"I
III. pn.choguc Post-Ofhce.

rATCHOGrE, l.. L., July 3.-Deputy
Sheriff Wells of Sayvillc, arrested
man IN New York last night, on sns-
piclon of being one Of the Ave bur
glare who robbed tn" ppst-oficp here
threp months ago Of 81 ,Cun In stamps,
His picture is In the RoPues' Gallery.
Two men here claim 10 recognize nun
office the day II was robbed. The prIs-
onrr gave his MAMIE as Matthew kennc-
dy lie is already under bonds of Sl,5W
for larceny.
lie was given hearing last night he
fore Judge smith, who sent MIN To Riy-
erhead Jail to await his decision as TO
the amount Of bail he would require for
his appearance before the Grand jury.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
BRIEF RAY OF HOPE.
RumOr that Four NicOl victims
Reached London Denied.

A ray of hope was carried to the
mourning relatives of some of the mis-
sing eNcursonists who were on board the
Inflated tug ]. u. Nicol by the rumor
circulated this morning to the effect
that four of the missing men had ar
rived in London and had cabled for
funds to pay their passage back.
Investigation proved that there was
no ground for the reports. AS told in
1.-The Evening World few days ago
the only steamship which might posi-
bly, have picked up any of the .struK-
Cling men was the Wilson liner Alecto;
That vessel has not yet reached England
and is not likely to for few days TO
The evening world., 1894-07-03
HURLED TWENTY FEET.
Probably Fatal Trolley Accident
IN the Greenpoint Line.

Edward Donaher, six years old, of 22s
Twenty-second street, Brooklyn, was
struck by Fifth avenue trolley car THIS
morning and hurled a distance OF
twenty feet. He was taken TO the
seney Hospital and the doctors say he
will probably die.
The boy was crossing the street near
Twenty first street when car No. 2!S
came along. bound for Greenwood. 1t
was going at a high rate OF speed
The rnotorr1an rams the bell and put
on the brakes, but ne was too late. The
car struck the hoy, and his little body
was tossed in the air.
the child was taken to the Seney Hos
pital. The surgeons say the boy sus-
tained internal injuries, which Will
probably prove fatal
The evening world., 1894-07-03
RUN INTO BY A TROLLEY.
Ilergcr Wus Too slow In Getting
1iis Wagon on the Track.

william Bunker. OF 23iJ Broadway, a
motorman on Union Railway trolley
car, was speeding down Third Avenue
at so O'Clock this morning, at one Hun
dred and F'ifty-nnth street and Third
avenue Fred Herger, forty years oil,
of AS Wits avenue. was driving team
attached t. a heavy truck. in the same
direction. When Hcrser heard the gong
on the car he began 10 turn Off from the
track.
He was too slow, and the car crashed
into the rear OF the truck, throwing Her
ger to the pavement heavily. He sus-
tanned fracture of the right shoulder
and severe bruises about the body. He
was taken to the Fordham Hospital.
Bunker was arrested, and was held in
the Morrisania Police Court without
hail 10 await the result of Hergers in
ilrIns
The evening world., 1894-07-03
TO POISON A FAMILY.
Serious Charge OF "a bloomfield Man
Against n NeighbOr.

NEWARK, n. j., July 3-Joseph His-
gins, of Bloomfield. to-day caused the
arrest of his n.ighbor, Herbert b. Lock-
wood, on IA serious charge.
The Higgins and Lockwood families
reside IN the same house, and have not
been on friendly terms for some time.
Higgins claims that Lockwood had de-
liberately planned to poison his family.
He said that Lockwood placed glasses
containing carboli" acid on the window,
hoping that Hisglnss children would
drink II.
Lockwood denied the charge and was
requii ed 10 give bonds to await a hear.
In.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
NEW ENGLAND FEELS IT.
Boycott Sends Meat Prices tn in
Eastern cities.

by Associated Press)
MANCHESTER, n. H.. July S.-rhe
effect of the Pullman boycott is being
felt In this city, as there is not beef
enough to last the balance of the week.
and already the price has jumped Ave
cents a pound.
HAVERH1LL, Mass, July 3.-This
city is feeling the effects OF the railroad
strikes. as three-fourths Of the local
trade is with the West, and shipments
are badly delayed. Beef has advanced
81 n hundred.
BROCKTON, Mass, July 3.-The strike
Is being felt here beef having advanced
three to live cents pound. Advices
from Chicago agents of Brockton firms
state that it will take eight days for
beef to arrive here.
LOWELL, Mass, July 3.--Large
wholesale dealers here say that II is i'm
possible to get Western meat at any
price a carload that was to start from
Chicago to this point last Friday has
not turned q wheel
NASHUA, n. H.. July s-Beef and
pork have both advanced in price So per
hundred. as result of the great strike
in the West.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
OVER AN EMBANKMENT.
Accident to II Train Of Ice Cars %
the susnuehnnna Road.

PATERSON n. j., July Sat q late
hour last night ten cars loaded with Ice
on the Susquehanna road went over an
enbankmeut at this place. The accident
WAS caused by the drawhead of the for
ward car dropping out, causing the car
to be dcralel. This threw the whole
train over the eEibankment-
No one was injured. Traffic over the
road wRs stopped until o'clock this
morning.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Bitten by n Dog.

Annie shilling. the seven-year-o.d daughter Of
Mrs Mary Shillin'. u u North Henry street
WILLIAMSBURG. H. at her home to-day In critical
condition. The c.lld vas bitten yesterday by
a,r owned BY Thomas Holarder OF Richard sor
street. A policeman from the Nineteenth Pre-
clnrt callci at the house this morning to k!ll tht
dpr hut Hu'hnder declise1 to admit him Mrs
smiling thereupoa went TO TIE Even street
Court this morning and secured warrant fol
Iiolander's arrest.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

brooklyn. July /. 1894.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
r,iI from the Third story.

While ut work upon a building In course OF
erection at 7Oi Broadway this afternoon. John
Trnucv. an iron setter fell from girder an the
third floor 10 tho ground floor sustaining serious
injuries Both legs wee fIsr:Tr-r, hts s"slP VAS
III through across the top ~ the head. and II is
th,ucht that lie received serious internal Injuries
lie N1s removed To St Ninrsnt's Hospital lie
lives al S,5 jay street lirOoklyn.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
A SHEA JUROR WEEPS.
Counsel for the Defense Pleads for
the Prisoners Family.

TROY, n. Y, July 3.-On the opening
of the Shea murder trial. this morning,
ialen r. Hit commenced the summing
up tor the defense.
Durjng the address Shea sat with his
mother and sisters and Mr.: HIT seized
the opportunity to make touching ap-
neal in behalf Of the defendants family.
The jury was visibly affected. ana Ju-
ror saiter!y cried like child
The evening world., 1894-07-03

An cnrrossed copy % tie resolutions ~ sympathy
Win rru Pc adopted by n" noari Of Ala" men
ft,r the assassination u President Csrnn' was pre-
r,t.ss n Aauns Cou.gl-C,urrh ThChaul ~
ii'Bs wiz Ne fursrrJcI by Consul Thshaut 10 the
Frpa n Government
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Ncrspapcr Mru Heading Papers.

As#uGY PARK. y j.. July 3,-The second
morning session Of the National Editoln Assoc
citation was o9sLel II II o'clock At DC Auditor
um. Tho attendance Nrs slim. After the routine
hue rrss ~ the -sslon was tipished, i've minute
reading II p8Ncrs on important subjects to news
pager people by various delegates was the order
VI the morning .r.t..
The evening world., 1894-07-03

Drookynites yesterday consumed 81. $50 5aI gal
Ions OF water ON the same Gate last year 49,
.S25 gallons were consumed showing an in
crease yesterday OF 4 O0O, 900 gallons All the
pumps were running at their full capacity yes
tcrday, and they furnished go COS, S9t gallons Of
water TO the reservoirs. This Is the greatest
amount pumped this year.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

Police COMM -e'oncr Wo''es. 81 nronsbn, TO-
day arpo.n,al tho foaoaIns ioormen VINO were
assigned Ia dutY as follows: Archibald j. Cairas,
Second Precinct; u ). prls,o'l Eleventh. NJ. NJ.
Howard Twtniicrh John VI. Suwptor, Tveluh;
lanes McMsuucy Fourteenth e. ". SprasGe,
Seventeenth; Robert NelCh, Tenth,
The evening world., 1894-07-03
uul times "n Coney Island

Evidence Of the dalu 50 Of Tho season at consy
Isl,r, was furnished this mrrnins whoa nat
s,,,n warrants wetc issued In Justice Finne'V
court for non.p payment Of reat. Inc " ssa.
S,tn,rs and keerers Of retreshmsni mands, ohs 4,
hundred tenants are threatened VIZ d''spe ,.r.
Trey ID net pay their feut On tns ~ ~ Roach 10.
naargag.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
indians to Have IA Dog Feast

INDIE. the direction OF chief Rain-in-the-tace'
a, Custer fame. and Gray Whirlwnd' the heu''
cine man, the sioux Indians a: Their war 'I'aSe
a, Coucy sand will give their annual dos ieS7'
Tomorrow A large, Fat doc has been s''''o ana
he Iniisus VIII give a weird sfo'esdue ua"''
arouad the dogs head
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Killcd ut Mncomh. Dam Bridsc.

An unknown man vas struck and instantly
Killed AZ 10 20 O'Clock this morning by lId's7n
River Railroad train at Nacomb's Dam Bridge.
"A, vas about '1rt, wears cd. feet 10 inches IN
light dark hair. hlre eyes, smooth lace, wore
gray trousers dsrk-Hriped roat hnd vest lawn,
-. . sti,t rsiter shoes The body was reuoN ed
To- the IlrhhTdge police station and the Cor
mmnr n-tLhcI.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Meats Higher in baltimore.

by Associated Press)
BALTIMORE. July 3.-rhs city has begun to
feel the effects OF the great strike in the advance
Of prices On beef. pork wheat and other products
shipped from the West. and by the refusal Of
the railroad companies here to receive perisaable
goods for shipment west OF Pittsburg.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

The steiner Newport. from South Pacific
r5rts brought two cases uI gold coin, va'gcI
RI ,tSls5 % q, tmsin,k & Co. EGG twenty
ia silver bars v1iusu 40 SliH', % the 'NgN
Y5rA and iiguIuras MlHlas ComPau..
The evening world., 1894-07-03

NEWARK y. j., July 3.-Theoiore Jerolemaf
Of Bolleullc. wh1 causel the death Of Hugh Drah
by striking him with club while gathering cher
rles IN the lcroierAan estate was admitted 3
hail to-day In the sum Of $4,000 TO await "
action Of The Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Murderer Koccis Resentenced.

TRENTON. ~ J., July, 2--.Justice Albeit ~
day reseatensei John koccis to be hanged q
sept t. Korcis IVES convicted in the Merco
Comfy court two years ago OF shooting his mis-
tress HIS case was carried the Court d
= rors. and recently his application for neu
ttill was denied,
The evening world., 1894-07-03
BIrnn,ist afarsh In Jail.

NEWARK ~ j., July Edward ]. Marst
Of lruusiou. who WIs arrested on a charge
bI-aug. WAS gomlaIttol 70 jail to-day. havini
.,t.,r surrendered hy his boaasinsu Marsh nrs
magg!cl Mss Mgtt.2 Cuuber AMI Afterwards ATss'
,..Ilip l,Ils. =
The evening world., 1894-07-03
The Child Has SmnII-pox.

Charles Gunhauf, aged cgtoen months, Of lsj
Jay street brooklyn, was taken to the Kingston
Avenue Hospital this morning suffering from
small poN The child has been ~ several days
and his mother. thinking that the heat was the
cause Of his sickness, took him In her arms 10
the Cdy Dispcnsary at II Tilldry street
The evening world., 1894-07-03
PRENDEHGAST TO HANG.
.yury Decides Mayor Iiarrison's As
sassin Not Insane.
tby Associated Prcssj

CHICAGO. July S,-The jury III 'he
Prendergast case to-day found the
prisoner not insane. and he viii hang
July l..
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Divorce for Mrs. Waters.

Judge uif.hrr. ~ the COW, Of common P!'s',
,r.day vraarci = derroe u sr2olu,c divorce to
Ms reuIiuc Waters from Lyman Waters on
constitutional grounds
The evening world., 1894-07-03

A., HIEra wIs sent r-r q. '-v from Police
,i,,io,rrtcrs ,1r H,'rg Il, R,ne. h,rp five
,,frs o,1. of il. Second ,rcc' ,Eo tns hsfn
,,....ns gr5,A HIs 'rrnt since J4ne =, vie. he
In as hc sl,G. 90 ,n&r yc't. iil7 wife fears
ft.lI rtEN
The evening world., 1894-07-03
~ &C.

Commencing lgly ., the r,ansy l'sns Rtilresd
jrT,sy" C't, End wssSingun o. train No 81.
iosvtns NsN york at s,l1 = AZ daily eNcep,
W.shinxton with Atlanta Special" zee
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Lewiston ,lnrried wopaan MissiasI

HlLLsDALr, y. J.. iuiy s,-The married daus
ter u Marcus Iismaiet, station agent of
Pepnsyiyania railroad at Lewiston. rninsl
nom haire she has been traced 10 Jersey "
aud there the clue lost. She IL nitaWs
,est I'D Her mind Is believed 70 y sAwsss1
Aaeed. - y
The evening world., 1894-07-03

Yam read The Evening WorIdw
No YOU read the Sunday World?
The evening world., 1894-07-03

train between Brighton and Blue ISL
and. NO one seemed to know.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
n. ID. CSnn Fails.

n u. Com. an operator In wheat at the Cont
solihated Exchange. tailsi to-day. Liabilities
small
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-26
Cottoiene as n Trade-Mark.

An important and interesting trade- mark suit. which mas been before the courts for some time, has recently reached decision in the United States Circuit court for the southern district of New York, Judge Townsend presid- ing.
 It was bill in equity for an injunc- tlon against the infringement of com plainant's trademark "Cottolene" by the use of the word "Cottoleo."
 The complainant began the manufac- ture of the article and devised and reg istered the word "Cottolene' as a trademark in 1887. It obtained a large and increasing business. In May, 1892, it's sales amounted to a million pounds month.
 "Cottolene" Is a substitute for lard. It Is composed of cotton-seed oil and the product of beef fat. Beef fat or suet, under heat and pressure, yield two products, oleo-stearine and oleo- margarine. The former is solid, and Is used in making substitute for lard. The latter is more nearly liquid, and is used in making a substitute for but ter.
 Defendant sold under its own trade name, and except in the use of the word "Cottoleo" stencilled on tierces and tubs, did not simulate the labels or packages used by complainant"
 Defendants theory that where suggestive trademark has been adopt ed, another desiring to obtain the ben eft of the trademark may coin word not already in the language, and not made according to the regular rules for coining new words, yet sufficiently in- dicative of the quality and character of the article to be invalid as trade mark and sufficiently like the trade mark in use to obtain benefit Of an in fringement seems to open the door for ingenious fraud"
 Ut is we'll settled that the inventor of an arbitrary or fanciful name may ap- ply it to an article manufactured by him to distinguish his manufacture from that of others, and that the sub- sequent use of such word by the pub lie to denote the article does not de- prive the originator of such word of his exclusive right to it's use"
 Tt seems to be the law that when manufacturers have educated the pub lio to ask for certain article by its trademark name, they have acquired the right to insist that products manu- factured by others shall not be given to the public under that name. It Is just that it should be so for the benefit de- rived from such name can only be ob- tained by faithful service in furnish ing articles of recognized value. More over, if the trademark name might be adopted by others, inferior articles might then be produced and sold under it; and thereby the value to manufac- turers of the reputation of the name used by them as a trademark would be destroyed"
 There was the, usual decree for an injunction and an accounting"