The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-22
MAS. A. cooLipGE's LIrTLs BILL.
No. II..,s Cao.gtas 10 NJ . . I.t,..,, ~.



WIN A rRoDiorous SNACK
upon the good book, and seated herself gracefully
to undtr.o tie searching examination.
he nrst u after taken M was the morning dress.
Intricate srsir First Mrs Fiyn had 10 buy ~" me
role to make II oct o.. ana then cut II up 10 do
rtusii, mlri, u'atou OF which lev ere posse sed
1oe am"nnt = lshor REQUIRED was extraordinary,
and 'he most tssidrous lcrs"nal attention was con
uruallv doman led from her.
ar ,.og!,%' III ascocs Groqss, on, con
II ti5 " the rcsu - price Tor mNyin, n dre-s an
sli' 'a,l It wa. She nai S5 ~ Ger ward tor toe
fair price By her hns 1ni's Request, Mrs. Coolidge
came o her anl bou:nt II at that price
Qge''ion-M .at was that tea-rOse silk used Tor
Mrs Flynt-Mrs. Coolidge ordered trimmln. Of
THE color because she hat some bonnet srin o.
tn Kind. couldn't o1tun e. here, but lni to
send to mllaro pcdin In NV York She imports
slAr aud MAKES dresses. hive rtQuentiy sent to
her l"r r'e~e six. Toe coor II YER, rare. !
houcut remnant Ol ner con aiIi1 ~ yards Tor
$50 and si5 per yarl ~as her retail pr e.
Mrs. FL Mt 'iie"cS irei and ~ concealed mer
IN ontI tie nature an u."~ ~
lads AND PROTECTORS,
lud e1hibi'ed -e' eral samples Arcr III. bin rat
~ been gone ever, Mir. Howe ehd,cd tie follow ilg
tesnmonl:
Cooiu e, tor the amount Of this bay"
Mrs. FNnt-l a-aeI iof E1a money he second day
Ri'er the lubi go
Mr. IioHe-pi yea soma for mr. Coohlge then
A-Not then. think II VAS NJ late the I2h or
ID h Of July iaat sent Tor Mr.. Coolidge.
Q.-What WAS the fcsult - that Interview A.
When Mr. Coodle came 20 tie house vas st
ready to leave with Mr Flint. ana was feeling in a
pretty good hunor. Mr. Cooll @ was very bPa1i
lie said he tad loOsel over the bin aud there was
no particular item with which he found iau, but u
Was the amount Of tac bin. told lin he could not
| EXPECT bil "a Tuu Fix months without running
ur. lie sald he was resolved 10 tkc this thing ito
court, because twas Lish ilne 10 hye hish.priccd
dfessmak"rs taken doan. "Wh', Mr. CuOlil G"
| said l. - hnN YOU viii have u lcg-late before
| you can Ierp The rirs away honl ne. Now, Mr..
Coolidge, you vii have to louk thus bin over
and see What th'rc is 10 Gu Cult with Mrs.
Flynt,' sad he, ." have made M nv mind 10
pay this when ju lcc aud Jury decide thrt shall
pay ~. l'ok o. on You ~ q ruo'ic sNiudicr. ant
ihc community LOOK uron Nnu 80 viii hrelk you
| no II It costs me {'U.W0" 10 continued TO an mo
"Nindcr ;nd 20 Oh, arl | o,err tho door and
told him 10 man In MY house could cl'l me that,
ana rcrh-l1 called lin "a hrs r..Ic sinner 1
don't know; rcrlups di
Q-llOw l. II about huu' different women Mrs
Flynlf 4 Some cal Ct doz,n Of IA an Lou-
and som takes half an dly
q How WIS 1t with NJ. 60 liis,f IS la
VS. very dhl'n' woman 20 fl 10 mako Der took
the beet could,
hrs. r IN, vas then mt I! rough
RIGID GROSSLY AulNArloS
hat It utterly Gu,c 10 shake her L,'icf ia ne Justice
ofbtr cHiul or to tarse any nckuuwl edgui-nt on
! eT part u her c1rtc- verc cNcu-.iY'. The
Court then adjourned uhul YESTERDAY. when Sir b.
q. Suphcutun nn extensive drv goods dealer OF
WASHINGTON street, wa "ytninPl as 10 "a uritcs uf
materials. lie stated that for the hrlicr Xmas OF
~ Ia -ud sains thelo - ~ CNel plce Tat prices
m, 'aHry and that 90 ioil-r NAV large yuu 81
ard nnu'ucr within bloc s. NOu wi.ht get siIs
hIhiu hlo,E OF summer street for So and Ia other
rafts OF BO.ton TIC same mi.lt cost ono or Two do
lara more.
Tis latter s'a'r-ocut was REGARDED as bit OF
.lr"vd dpyriti-,n. Ou the utrt OF Mr. SiephrnsOn,
- n is Well knUNn that his stur, IL within block
o. sumner street. aud tie Lee created quite
'1u - NJ the expense ~ tie cuicrprsiug witness
~ Sicp' cusGur testimony fitted 20 establish the
justice or justice Of Mr.. Fl'uts clam IN tn, mat.
tor ui Ircr. tor lcr materials. Que or ~ % other
usa'trs were examined Nlh no better Re- uIt, and
taaiiy the use Was gynu over to the defence, ana
hr Oh 'uson, d., Mr., CuOiilge's COUNSEL pro.
Ceclrd 10 relate
TUE wGoNGs OF Ttg OUTRAGED BENEDICT.
He sid the defendant was not here from any de.
snU To- parade h.s own IhdI. htiO.c the uullic. lie
uad made stvyral edurt, TO settle the case. a. amy
tlir nan wOuli desre T. have Il settled, by prr Ger
Te'urcn. es and he was row here because ne WAS
LrOugi here by the pgiutn aud lgctu-r lrW WAS not
Nilhns to submit 10 personal wrong Ars lgnt
came here with the absurd c.,m that she was not
On,N dressm ker, but an artist; and he shl he
SUI posed thc IN ended TO hind down her num0 TO
pOstrrity a,Oug with the oiCu painter, an sculpors
ans dIehhmakers Ol all a-u-. HEY would also show
nv Inc evidence they should introduce That Mrs
fiyut wa, not such sureri1r dressmnkor That hhe
could charge i've tunes what was paid 70 other first
cass dressmlgers. The witnesses on the stand
who would iest to the proner price Tor work.
would not be Interested parties. Tine witnesses
they wuuid Introduce rOgld MT be AFRAID To tel
low long Il would take TO iiuisI particular part o
dress aIG would a 50 tell what they would be vi,
nb to maze such dressos for
| Al the close OF Mr.. Dlckunroh's speech the Court
N. 4urned ~ this uOrnIng when Inc proceedings
commenced with mo examination oI tie d.fepd,nL
| Mr. Albert Coolidge Mr. Goodbye said that Mrs
| Flynt had been employed by bis wfo for some six
OF st ven years, and tie sH OF her work WAS fully
w Ia 'hat shown in oourti had had conversation