...matter of the suit of Battle & Co. against the Grosses (Daniel VV. and Edward Z.), for infringement oi their copyright of Bromidia. He declares that the...Stewart thus puts himself in contempt of the United Slates Courts, and advises others to place themselves in the same foolish and dangerous predicament....

...our cotemporary made was in not publishing the full name, instead of the initials, of the beggar. . , Contempt of Court. — Of all the curious reading...generally not to pay any attention to it. Dr. Stewart thug puts himself in contempt of the United States Courts and advises others to place themselves in...

...slippery ground, no mattei' where his head or heart may be. In the present paper Dr. Stewart attacks the decision of the United States District Court in the...predicament. The queer part of the matter, however, ia( that every reason which he advances against the validity and ' justice of the decision is the strongest...

...Battle & Co., ngainst the Grosses (Daniel W. and Edwaid Z.) for infringement of their •88.J [FEB., copyright of Bromidia He declares that the decision...decision is the strongest possible argument in its favor, nnd the reader must be obtuse indeed not to see that it is so. This view of it was evidently taken...

...the Grosses (Daniel W. and Edward Z.) for infringement of their copyright of Bromidia. He declares the decision is not final or binding, and advises...generally not to pay any attention to it. Dr. Stewart thus put himself in contempt of the United States Courts and advises others to place themselves in the same...

...Edward Z.) for infringement of their [FEB., copyright of Bromidia He declares that the de- ! cision is not final or binding, and advises the Grosses and druggists generally not to pay any at- ¡ tention to it. Dr. Stewart thus puts himself in contempt of the United States Courts and advises...

...District Court in the matter of the suit of Battle & Co. against the Grosses (Daniel W. and Edward Xi for infringement of their copyright of Bromidia. He...of the matter, however, is that every reason which be advances against the validity and justice of the decision is the strongest possible argument in...

...District Court in the matter of the suit of Battle & Co. against the Grosses (Daniel W. and Edward /.) for infringement of their copyright of Bromidia. He...it. Dr. Stewart thus puts himself in contempt of the US Court, and advises others to place themselves in the same foolish and dangerous predicament. The...