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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BIZ TIE
SUNS REPORTBRS.

The New Jersey Justice whe gets his wife
in Ohancery-Tbe Battle Of Night in
Hobeken-Mrs. simms's Desertion of her
Husbsnd-A Ceurt Adjournment.
On Wednesday afternoon and evening, the
vicinity Of Clinton svenue and Spring street. West
Hobo,sen, was cnlivened by the renewal Of m old
battle between Squire simms and his wife, who,
IL seems, have not lived Of late good terms owing
10 the influence an adopted daughter has acquired
over simm.. About two weeks ago the squire WIS
arrested for not supporting Mrs smms simms
said that his wife had deserted him but she con-
tended that she was put out OF the house. Justice
Loder told Mrs. Simms that she must return 10 hor
husband, or more OF her bills would be paid. On
Wednesday afternoon, while the Squire was hearing
similar case OF desertion, q cort loaded with old
rubbish. pulled up In front of his house, AMI two
men commenced depositing certain household wares
In the squires once. The Squire ordered the cart
men out Of the place. Al this juncture Mrs. smms
came M. aud general row began, Irs. smms
striking out and hitting the Squire on the nose. and
the SQUIRE In turp, sent her sprswliny the side
walk. i@meoistely there was scene IN The eonr!
Joined In The rssils tie jurys,enwere upset in ihs
scufe, and just as order Was abou, being restored
the windows, and had partly done So when the
Squire caught glimpse Of her, and let the window
down upon nsf; finalns .nsi ne had got hsr
the roar and no doubt would have done seri,ue in-
jury had II not been for one Of the jurymen. The
squabbie caused the court 10 be adjourned, where
upon Justice eimms stood guard over the mont Of
the souse, swearing that hrs. 8. saould not enter
lis abode. Mrs. Simms remained seated on q pile
OF her fdrniture on The Sidewalk, de,ermIned TO
fain admittance or die In the attempt. All night
long the two remained on duty, swearing yeneeance
agpinst one another. Yesterday morning Simns
went TO take drink and then the old lady gained
sdmittsnee 70 The house aud locked the doors on
the Squire. During the niSht the whole neiSbbor-
hood were kept awake By tue disturbance, and yes
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Tn estagnani and cryptogamous ponds or mar
shes in the vicinity of seyenty.nth street and
Third and Fourth avenues are the most remarkable
OF the many curiositos OF the city While the sum.
ia yet in its infancy they we'll worth visit
from tile naturasts Of the Board OF Health. These
ponds are formed OF the lcaKngs OF sewers and the
drippings of butcher shops. They also serve as
burial plots for all the deceased members Of the
canine and feline tribes In that ncighbOrlIOOd. They
are already generating miasms which bids fair 30
gCrinihate into pestilence.
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HOURS or LEISURE.

The Americas Coterie enjoy picnic and sumner
nights festival Monday next In Karu Park, Metro
The Sunday School children Of st. Timothy r .
f. Church bad strawberry festival CO the lawn IN front
OF the church yesterday afternoon.
An evening with the poets and musical onter
tainment will be given IN Library Hall, Jersey Guy
this evening for the benefit OF the Zion Free Church
building fund OF Bergen Heights, n j.
To show of his magnificent steamer Plymouth
Rock to the Hudson River people. Admiral James Fisk.
Jr has projected select eICu sion IN hOT Sunday
next TO fonghseepsle The boat wiz start from pier
and srriyr back IN New York ct T.. NJ. The Ninth
Regiment baud will 20 along.
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BREWrBs, AND COoPBRs' FEST.

Target shooting on Grove Hill, Morrisania
A Turnout en- Masse Of the Germans.
The German brewers and cooper, Of Morris
snia had grand picnic. tnrsetArinK, and summer
night ball yesterday In the Grove Hill Garden ana
Assembly Rooms. East Morrisania. The bone and
sinew Of the German population were oct in force.
Tho nrrt prize, q ver7 handsome gold watch, WAS
carried OF ~ the youthful Herr Paul tilheirer. Tho
seecnt. sShcck for $50, was won BY Herr Heinrich
Senpf humber OF other pnEes, varying from
30 10 SO. were gven 10 different lucky members Of
the corps. Al noon there was splendid collation.,
and o. niEht nne tupper. The festivities concluded
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Indians on the War Path.

CHICAGO, June 23.--At about midnight on the
iith about 1900 Indians, thought to be lheyennes
with a50 head OF siolen cattle crossed the Unios
Pac &c Railroad at 0galalls, and were pursued by
Capt. Wells and 81 men for ~ miles. Ono squaw,
two mules. ten ponier, twentv-six lodges nifty -sil
pael saddles laden with robes and dried buffalo
meat and all their camp equipments were captured.
News has been received II military headquAr I ors
here OF n fight near Fort Mcpherson, Nebraska, be-
tween a company of the Fiftn Cavalry, under Lieut.
Thomas, and party OF Indians who had committed
depredations. The Indians chased sever n
miles, and threo Of them killed, and nine soldier
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WAUSGToN, June 23.-In the Senate to-day
MI tss'efly Dem Cali gave notice Of his intention
70 amend me bll 10 prevent the enforcement OF
Chinese cooie contracts for seTyile labor in some
for that purpose '
Mr Wilson (Hep,, Mass) said the time for action
had surely come when Congress should arrest the
OF the emnncipMed men OF the South or the work.
ing men OF the North. lie was opposed TO casting a
graded portion OF mankind 10 red luce the price of
labor and degrade the working men OF tho United
Sfafaa
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rEsSs ssrS entered: sai did 40, start - ~ .a''''
oeS money and Genet third money. '0'''e A'' sec
Id Ss itsi Srs; and sOS Il. f @
s n % one R.Gl oSd, & to La ssslss, Wales and Idol
sS o. sse othsr. and Genet 'aco and to
r,EsT issITss star. sen, the 10, og well t9se,hcr
nun while c,Ssr I've 10 si, ppH8f B1
!, ~. tgsr!sr pole KSspg len The rear crowd and
icT sosa The .!rc;c$; ~Ss, rsyiof ss%s SS'
ssfSse Sey passed s es ss s pole Il. rssi ssss s
a. 'nc s ZANE me Time s9Ee6,nG By semseye, up A,oppa the
iPd and caIr9 came ea, q nc crowd snd Pas.ss Isyor
sSag rom TG o t1rd .nd a'e dcSe9
se hot having gone ior tue heat Time Quarter.
the beat against IDOL '' '"e'e '0''S no contest In
ss sso2SS az, ssi was nov the bet
assn.t Wales rSe ODDS assinst Csc Others on get,
S , sFS SS'' Ss 9S 6.
al Sross sGS led d Gf ont
S e Hs't az reSs s s 1S TSS. % ESa.d and took up me
Ss ss S sassRf .ss a..
hs pDc ns TSFsS 70 srsna sias aaH al s w,
sS. ssEp S6 70 Sc s SS ,sn. Sq head
head Genet on he stretch made hs 9ry hS, eoSI
only Ss tl h,d ID sss Lpe.;s va, dn&nccd The othsr
half llsfj mile, 2:S;
sat ss on lSS sfs1S se Tscs
and Carroll were hr,, away but on the urn Idol and
ing INT and iecond at the quarter where Idol had got
away length from wales. Down the stretch surprise
headed wales, and led her all around the turn but
Tapped with her. while Idol led At the throe-1uar.
ter pole Wales shook Surprise on he diving
avay Now Genet was sent M from the rear an
made his push Gct ing into the home tch he IN
rush. went M to and lsppcd Wales, whom Idol led .
length. But tue game was out, they could not get
Genet on lap. Naies breasing as she crossed the
1ime-quartsf, 81 half. lass mile, 2:53A.
II may be reI embered that Genet beat IDOL at the
Fashion in May last and n.w she has taken her re-
yCnge,
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

hre occurred yesterday st sos West Tenth street
Loss. $500.
The distillery OF Daniel Barker. in Pbiladelphia
was burned yesterday morning. Loss, 1900.
The woolen factory In Greenfield. Ind, was burn.
ed Yesterday. Loss 5000 no insurance.
Messrs Matthews 4 Deans hat mnnufactury
Orange, n j.. was burned 0a wednesday night.
Damage, 90 600 insured.
The senior eless Al Trinity e. lcgc Hartford kent
their class day yesterday Mr. i,Ickus Of Michigan,
was the orator, and MIR Dyer, Of New York the post.
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W4SHINGTON NOTES.

y. Ackerman can be sworn in to-day without taking
the test oath.
Mr. Butler reported the GeorKia bill In the HOUSE
today.
In the House yesterday, tho Apportionment bill
was referred TO the judiciary Committee by OS to %
This I. regarded as equivalent to defeat.
President Grant and the vicer1y OF India er-
charged congratuatNTy dispatches yesterday on the
completion OF the submarine cable between London
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no doubt forcib,y struck with the Mayors pertna-
city and theis own meappess.
:" Yes, Mr.. Committee, am Mayor OF New Lon
SSs xos. wT onsS. sS ISs =. %. c
yoS hsvs essn r'n car, q
mttee failed TO notice. "1his water is deep enough
20 float big sehooners which cant get through The
:" Come on board. Mayor Anen," cried Senator
"No, thank ycu," said the Mayor; "i prefer to
star where am"
THE RoTTgSgsr DRIDoE on RECORD.
The propeller end the Mayors boat thcn came up
to the drswbridse where st least nve thousand per
Aliens solieitaiion, disembsrEed TO inspect The
bridge, much to the disgust OF President R.msdell
and the other ohbccrs OF the road. MAYOR Ailen
bridge. he pulled up with ,ss sresssss facility two
spikes from one Of the rails. He kicked on the head
mep,s coneusiveiy proved beyond al persdventure
that the bridge was rotten aud unsafe 10 travel
Il, HSS IA n. S.S concluded y.
over there which win lake you to the depot"
President Rsmsdci who from the moment that
tee that thcy musi miss the train IL they did not
hurry, hastencd TO show the Committee into the car.
riaees but too glad 10 got rid OF thoni.
PAT THING Yoa ruE coNxrrrrr.
Aner the Committee len, the crowd dispo.sea,
foor, and the deacops and parsons OF New London,
who had fought noby in The interests Of the peo.
10 favor OF the railroad company the lafter are
said 70 bsve assigned reasons Of n moro substantial
and acceptable character than the taxpayers could
do without draining the city treasury or nortgneine
their own property. The Mayor, the overseers OF
the Poor, the selectmen, the members OF the City
Council, the road masters, the Inspectors OF Eas
ngnts aud tcnements, the constabuisry force, and
the dencons, parsons, and dominies win In all pro
liability have TO content themselves with the present
rotten drawcridge for many days 10 como.
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MRS. SH1NDLEY,S FUNERAL.
A Notable Gathering Of the Ciubme n--The
Adjournment Of the Courts.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Ellen NJ. wife of
Police Justice Edward j. ShandleY, took place yes.
terday afternoon from their residence, 1877 Henry
street Over q thousand persons we're present
among them the Hon. William N. Tweed, Charles
and Manerre Justices Hogan. Coulter, ,Bixby SEQ t.
Coz, Dowling, Quinn, Ledwith Koch, and McQnade
Comptroller Connolly, Sheriff o'Bien Judge Car.
dozo, the Hon. William Htchman, Senator's Norton
and CreameI, and other prominent citizens. The
conn was OF rosewood, on which were laid floral
offerings OF crosses and wTeaths. On the Ii silver
plate bore the following inscription
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Yesterday there was good trot at New Dorp,
the Richmond County Agricultural Society Fair
Grounds. Tie day and attendance hne, with the
Island well represented The affair was a race mile
Leafs, in 8, for stake and purse of S2jO. There
we're three entries viz: X. McComber's b. IN. Lazy
sherman, q. A. Ssmmi's Brown Dick, and II. 81.
monsons Nellie. Lady Sherman won In Ave heats
getting the three last Nellie the FIRST and those
2.b4 2.b1 256 9b9
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A Sprint 20 Catch n Whale.

Mr. Nathan b, Morse President Of the Union
Ferry Company has exec uted lease OF the ferries
the East River for ten years from May I, ls'i at
an annual rental Of o. Between the hours Of
Ave aud halEpast seven O'Clock A. NJ. and +. N. the
fare tor passengers is TO be cent and during the
other hours OF the day the faro Ia TO he tOo cens
Seventeen tickets fer twenty-five cents are 70 be
sold. This looks much like an artful way OF keep
ing the monopoly for q further term.
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.-nee .b,r, rerin.a,ps for Wages.

LoNpoH, June PA deputstion representing
e0'0O Lancashire Operatives waited on the Commit
tee of Cotton Manufacturers at Blackburn to-day.
and asked for Increase Of wages. They were told
shat their wages should be increased i've per cent
II the prices obtained for goods sfer the harvest
over should warrant IL.
The spnk-sme, OF the operatives replied that i'm.
media'e relief was demanded. II was mOckery to
tell starving men TINT when food WAS cheap aud
money plentiful, their wages should I've Increased.
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A Grca. Man who Refuses Pre.en,..

From ths IuisvgoH Guardian.
A Montreal bat maker made cricket bat which
he begged Prince Arthur 10 accept. Prince Arthur,
however, " cannot Accept presents" and soothed
the mans tender feelings by buying It,
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The Dying Enibers Of Collector Baiiey's
DcfaIcatiou.

Since the hurried departure of ex.Collector
Bailey for parts unknown there have been evidences
OF sumbering embers In the Ore that he lighted for
the whiskey dealers. hut which his flight was sup
posed to have forever eStngulshcd. Baiy unques.
tonably had some damaging evidence. direct and
indirect, against some houses, which he had 10 time
TO develop. When the grand breakup occurred all
the assistants, spics. informers, detectives, &c,
made raid upon the onice, and in tho confusion OF
the moment, many OF these papers disappeared, In
what waV or to wnat point no knew at tho time.
Since then many houses whose books aud papers
were seized are beginning TO hear from their doou-
ments, which strangely appear In tue hands OF eI-
onicials, who. after dwelling upon the importance OF
the papers as eI idence against the wuskey deacrs
suggest tina, they would be- better In the latter's
handa coupled WITH the additional remark that they
were for sale. Many houses IL Is said, have been
blackmaled in this way, and have pale heavily Tor
their documents, While others have declined to listen
10 any proposals. Of the kind, and put Tie rascai-
ont OF doors. There seems to be but one way to
serve these blackmslers, and that IL to hand them
over To the police, and place them wleto Tor once
they may gain legitimate livelihood.
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The Amaz zon Rnaian "a La Rxnlarsd.

J. r. Tucker, President Of the Peruvian ANA
Eon Hydrographic Commission. and Directors W. X
Butt X, Rsygada, and Y. l.. Gait, sailed yesterday
afternoon for Brazil. Tho Peruvian Consul and
number Of eltsons assembled Al pior a. North River
TO Witness their Departure
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THE BALL AND BIT.
linton of Iorri.a nia vs.. Manhattan Coll,

' u
The game played yesterday at fremont, he
the Uuons OF Morris tnia, ought TO have been en-.
titled the unequal mAtcA" Tho College boys
turned out very respectable team indt ed but they
looked like pignies alongside Of the Union nine
Grady Ahl Geer the tiny Grst and third basomen de
great credit for the skill and knowlod-e OF the
scientific points In the game which they DISPLAYED,
and Brown, who played In the left Geld, made some
catches that would have done credit TO any club
For the Unions, Higham played catcher and Neyin
short stop rice Birdssll and Bass resting 10 anticipa
lion OF the hot work In store for them on Monday
next. with the Athletics at Philadelphia.
The Uuions tred three new men yesterday, viz:
Brady nj first base, Nown a. short stop, and Holds
worth at third base. Tnoy gave great promise, Bra
dy leading tho score In the batihg and being cred-
itej also with putting out seven men at first base
while the other two showed excellent batting scores
also IL Pabor can only got his men to think a
little In the field and tn enable him to get the full
advantage OF their skill In stopping and catching
balls, the home md home game on Monday at Phil.
adelpbia may result In a handsome victory for our
home players. Notwithstanding the great disparity
in tie scores OF the Union and the College team, Il
must not supposed the College boys played badly
but they lacked the ply sca strength to hit, or
throw he ball far enough The following Is the
score:
ISsrxss. i,t Cd. I'd. ith. 5th. 9Th. 7th. sth 9th.
Manhattan 9-s
Tinplre-F johnson, Bergen Club.
Scorc..-Lush and Costello.
Time OF game-lwO hours and nve inmates.
To-day tho Eckiords VS.. Atlantics, on tho Capito.
line ground
Base Baii Notes.
The Red Stockings beat the keystones yesterday,
81 toys
The Earvards beat the Muluals on Wednesday,
sitoG
The Philadelphia Telegrdph accuses the Athletics
Of throwing their gamo into the hands OF the Red
StockiLgs for money,
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Jsha Rsat's Fate.

ExJudge Stuart John Reaps counsel, had
aothing further from AibAsy IL hs last night.
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The Picnic Of Southwnr rlS A association.

When the old Fire Department was superseded.
the members OF the company working the IRE engine
Southwark OF Ann street. formed Association Of
friendly nature 10 perpetuato their friendly rela
lions. They have continued 1t up tiiI now, and
have every year hsd three gala picnic days. The
Association has for It's President, Andrew Mitchell ;
vice-President Andrew McGowan: Andrew
Burroughs Secretary and T. Yates, Treasurer.
Among the members Mr.. Haiian, AsslstHn.
Foreman Of engine II in present Fire Department NJ.
Slowey. Captain OF tie Insurance Patrol, Mr.. Ham.
ilton Il How, Surveyor of the German Insurance.
Company. There are about FORTY members. apd
they ART many OF theu connected with the press OF
the citJ and with the reNs department OF it, and cf
these Is Mr. Hamilton OF the American News Com.
pany. All the members were all old newsp1pe-
boy, and eil fraternity grew ont Of their relations
suc. They yesterday had a.yicnic Al the 81 1unds
New Dorp, staten leland and gay happy time
they had. Base ball, velOcipeiing, music, quoits,
fishing, and rollicAing occuped tie day. They went
and returned in tie steamboat Bike
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THE NARRAGANSET RACES.
AUG USTA dND IDOL MAKING BETTER
TIME THAN EYER BEFORE.

Lady Augusta Beating Charley Green-Idsl
Beating Senator Genets $4,000 Stall
lion Genet-A Splendid Second Heat won
by Thront-Latch.
PRovIpxsos, June 23.-To-dsy was the second
Of the summer meeting on tho Narrsgsnseu Park.
The wouner was nne, the attendance large, fash
ionable, and resi- rectabie, embracing many New
Yorkers, here expressly TO enjoy the sport, or
stopping at Newport and hore for the day. There
were two events for the day.
rus FIRST RAcs.
%s % .Gt a Ss s head: '0TT $ s
s; s ns: od bss Ss, Charlie us srs,a
Ford Robert Bonner. and Lady colyer. not starting.
Inc following the ,rvx..,
Al a. =, "a. Srr P,ss Jope ssPs,s o Pa
heats Sins II harness ''' '''''' '''A '''' ''"'
L h1ssUt 1se,ys Ey} Sr m L.,t,yy Lsiy ASsr,ts ..J
l. D'"''' k4fS 4ns g 1ss q Fs9sSS sSx Sl ss Dai' DIST
@ 2.s Go i SS'si:: ESS'5t Ss PGH GS
Lady Augusts won the race and nrst money. Green
before the start tie betting wa. brisk and heavy.
ea srsS. GREEN q a5Ga, no sss sssnsf ,Ss &
o6a 5i So. 5 s e, =: ssSs q
sn hS Sas s E a S S5ssnf and I'D
qrS and ssns pay ses spsy rom
Green couple Of lengths Of the quarter pole, while
Imly and Gold Dust BEGAN to tan away. Down the
nack stretch Augusta carried her lead and headed
Lreen made sharp play for her steadily drew to her
and entered the home run only length away, Emily
ald Qold Dust dropping OF more and more Up the
setch home there was good contest but Green could
vi-ner of the heat by engtn and half Enlily was
boaten twenty lengths Gold DUET dstanced. Time
Quarter. " half ll5 mile, 2:3i.
okconp HKAT.-Augustn was now still stronger In
Green In The ffont on the turn in breezy brush Au
Eusta and Green apped but before they reached
the back stretch she had shaken m of and led he
brerk, and dropping back. While ne was wild Au.
lengths. and Ecins on at good. strong pace, got
luither away as she went, and led home hrtt by five
lengths. Green broke and behaved badly on the
stretch, aud threw away al chance. but beat Emily
ous as much as Augusta beat him. Tme quarter. 81
half Ii3i mile. 2:S0A.
TnIRDhRATko betting; Offers OF 10 TO on Augusta.
Az the start Emily was hrst away, but At the turn
Augusta rushed to the mont and ed at the quarter
Or pped both, but Greene getting steady up
ond Around the far turn Green IN q sharp rally got
nearer to Augusta but she was at and beet home
the winner tho heatby lehgth handly. aud with 1t
Tlme-Quarter. SoXi halt. HAY mile 2:s2.
SECOND RACE.
THIS was q trot Of horses that had mover made quck.
or time thsn s2l mile heats Tho entries were Idol.
Jessie Wales. n. W, Genet. Surprise, w u. Taylor,
Carroll Locust, and Sheppard Knapp. Jr. who started
with Twanx an Lady sheridan not starting. the ioi
loving 10 toe
NARRAaANsErT PARKiR I-,upe 23-Pirse 5000 ;
$1,000 10 nrst horse t7ue to second $50 third for
horses that have never uotted faster than 2:g7 mile
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In the suit by Rachel Livingston against
Messrs Lachmeyer Hotcbkiss, the proprletors OF
the st. James HOTEL the Jury yesterday returned
verdict for the toendants and the Court gave an al
lowance OF Ave per cent. on the amount which had
been sued for. Mrs. Livingston, who is the wife OF
the notorious Henry Livingston, sought to recover
g. 100 which she claimed was the value oi her ward,
robe and jewelry which were sold by the hotel pro.
preIors under execution for the board bill incur.
red By Livingston for himself and wife. Miss Emily
Judd the housekeepor ofthe St. James testified that
she saw some OF Mrs Livingston's trunks opened
and that silver spoons and forks marked 81. James
were found in them that with the exception OF n
few skirts and silk dresses she saw nothing that in
dicaied q lAdy's extensive wardrobe.
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The Conspiracy against MIR. Brockway.

The charge of using cancelled revenue stamps
made against Vim. L. Brockwsy brewer. OF Ss5
East Eleventh street, by Gustav Moistor, was In.
vestiga,ed before Commissioner Shields In the
United States Cour. yesterday. Three witnesses
were sworn, including MIR. Brcckway's once boy.
The testimony made 1t appear that Mr.. Brockwsy
had given directions to have the stamps used q
second time. They were, 1t is said, pasted upon
piece OF cardboard and fastened TO the beer
barrels with tacks that they could be
easily removed and plsced upon other barrels
murked feature OF the case was the fact that ali
ploy and had been discharged by hIo for various
reasons 1t is ongly claimed by Mr. Brnckway
that the proceedings against him Instituted b.
one Of his former employees, and sustained by others
out OF pure revenge The court room was Gro wded
yesterday nearly oil tho leading brewers being
present Tho Investigation WAS adjourned until
Tuesday next.