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A Burning and searching Letter from n
Catholic.

To ne Editor Of TIE san.
SIR: II is with deep regret ! noticed in yes.
terdsys srs that you take sides with the perJured
traitors Who originated the recent riot at Elm
Park, and who never fail, when they parade our
streets, to give good cause for such occurrence
by insulting every poor Irish aborer they meet, and
attacking his religion.
What has America to do with their Battle OF the
Boynet Why should we be bothered annually with
their party tunes and feelings disturbing our public
Ieacei They are not citizens Of America
but subjects OF England. repeat what right
have they TO 60 through our streets carrying
concealed weaponsf Thcy saw they do not look for
anything, or expect ANYTHING. Still they armed
10 the teeth with loaded reviewers What good are
such TO country ei,her IN peace or war; Are
they not the men who, 10 n man, sought the British
Consul during our war to get exempted from the
draft Will thew ut for us should We ever get in
war with EDglandi No. They are England's
friend In America.
II is 10 them that ireland owes her bondage to
ENGLAND. II IL to get rid of them, their party, col
ors airs, and bigoted feeling that thousands Of
Catholic Irish have sought refuge on our shores.
ST. Patrick's Day Is ireland's patron saints day and
has. and always will be observed by every true
Iishman. IL has reference 10 any man feelings,
religion or politics. trust when they next disturb
public peace or insult our citizens in OUT streets,
that a regiment Of militiano the Seventy ninth nor
the sixtynnth, but one of our American regiments,
the Seventh, Seveniy-hrst, or Ninth-will BE- called
out. md Gre few voeys into them, which will cool
their bot Orange blood for ight.
Hoping you will do justice to your thousand
Catholic readers remain yours ,pp,cN
and A liberal Protestant, not an A. L, A
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NnAN NnrlI Mnnllnfa

THURSDAY. July 1d.---FLotR AND MEAL-The
market was inactive and unchanged export demand
very moderate and trade dpl. sales SJ0l b1s at tis5
1910 for We,tern and state eupors - NV 1868 Tor
shipping extras do. INFERIOR to primo, - 1J g. 70 for
trade aud family brmlds, s5sSss ~ Tor sontnerg ship
brands. Rye Hour, t5ltO@Sdl5. Corn meal steady al
sUsbRfYs-Couon neein nrmer; ridinng uplands
20lc. Spirits tprpeninc more active at 511c. RQsns
Petroleum lower reiinpd, 2iAc. Nhskgg lower az y
Gtsi0l tax paid, with biVk business Tallnw nm AZ
tlSBtc. FrCgnu more active and nrmcf 81 OOO bush
wheat to Liverpool, Gl
GRooEnTHs-ihc piss are Of the law through Congress
reducing matc"ml the impor dutict on lcauing a ~
Giles ia Gle grocery line cause dull market, and
prices too unsettled for tell blr quuiai Ous There
was some business IN Cc ~ 81 fttc Tor Hi.Uon ana
y &C tor CuOlua, and iOJ hhus low -rtdc cuba ~.
gats SC refined sugars dull at f8gc for best crushed
GRAIN Wheat was lc. better aid fairy active for
export and speculation sales k8o00 hush At n o. for
inferior spring, 81 s@4 50 for inferior to choice NO.
spring. q 81 Tor NO do, and 81 fFnflN for amber
winter Rye dull and nominal at tintl 10 Tor Yves. crn
State aud Canadian. tl.i2Gsts5. oats dul end lc.
lower with trfiiig sales W 6lg6y" for Western aud o.
ts0c for Ohio and STATE. Corn Irregular and generally
dropping safes iGn00 bush NJ 9lcogtlG for rrSed.
H0ieeti0i for yellow. and sl.RS$i.l5 for Western
PEovnIors-Pork dull and unchanged sales IN
small lots Slqfict eco - for Western mess ffe25 fy
for city do flJs5 Tor Pumps, ana el for extra primo
beef and b'ci hams nearly nominal; Cat meats quiet ;
sulOkrd hams selling at 2iu2ic. Bacon moro active
eale $40 bNs Western Ehortrb i5gel5 and ~ hXs.
icCcurcd long clear at NE Lad unsettled and rather
nTmvr; small sales city al l5.l5sc.. gnd 80 ties.
Wc-tcfu steam, July delivery, i6Ac. Butter meets
state. Cheese. llAGi4tc, with good export de-
mand
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str =. escd = clt., and tnoal.
attend NE funeral, Friday evening a.. o'coeG.
90 o. G. % age IT, i .fset Cay ici-..s.
voGrecst On ID OF tie la.e john r. aud amy Eui.gr.
a-ed 70 months; 49,. ,..,,,... .......,,, ,,...., -,
attend the funeral nom her atc residence, avs Is; ay
On tTrqi1Ny az 10 yhc.dav r,,v "a ma, s,o,, M,
and Catherine Cgrlty natives the parish Of Kiloran,
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
ml,y invited 70 attend a., inheIa' irom %" ,csidehcc
o'cockP NJ.
UALl-ln BrookNn, on wednesday, July u, David
DAY. carriage manufactures IN 'Ie AsIh year oi his
The relatives and friends 81 the family also The Nom
oes o. vac u, PIN acnt lNN, ana we 30 oi
invited to attend the iuuer nom ms late rc.idencc
], NJ noston panCrs please copy .
uDtNlkE-on Thursday, July H. Ameha T., VIE OF
Notice % the funeral hereafter
GARDlN LR.-On lhnrsaay, JAY H. john Gardner.
~ invited 10 at,cnl hs funeral ils afternoon. az
llGSoN.-On Wednesday, jay 49, Mary Elizabeth.
wife OF james lllg'on. aged u years.
The funeral VII AXE place nom the Chapel Of s.
iena
youngest son OF Catherine aud the late Robert c. jack
eoni aged years a.d 2 noaths. ,., 49,, a..
funeral this friday afternoon, al quarter past
KNlGHl.-At Perth Annoy, on Wednesday. July Is,
Louise, dauchter ~ Mary o. and Thomas r. knight. Of
Bropklyn aged tmonths
Lcionr. IN IN. sith year
Albuhl IN htnoki,h' medncsiAg July 10 AFTER
short aGd severe Hines Henry MayOury,
invited 70 attend The mineral on SATURDAY July 49, rom
ne S9nreA OF oH lay OF Mercy Deneyose ~ MAJ a
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A Loud Call for the rhInese-Thcy Work on
the Rnilrond aud ID ont Go into foiiiics.

To ne Eater Of TIE sun.
SIN: The furious attack by demons in human
form on the Orangemon with thcir wives and chill
drcn while enjoying picnic in Elm Park on Tues
day last reminds one very sensiby OF the rios to
avoid tie draft, and to sake thirst for revenge IN
tue blood of the blacks in 1859 by tie same class ~
demons. The cogent reasoning OF John SwintOn
against unrestricted imm staton OF the Chinese al
most indeed to believe In the necessity fuI more
stringent laws against their in1ux than Tor that of
any other foreigners: bat since /; has becn proven
beyond per1dveuture that We have a Wild IRISH elc
Ineut which threatens more and more the peace If
civil citizens. something hnud be done Co check IT,.
Since the most OF the Irish have been driven RON
thcr corner groceries for want Of patience and ca
racty TO compete with the Germans. they have di-
yded their army into politicians, public WORKERS.
and those who have taken TO the road. OF cCurse
only The rule ruin party Of the Irish have divided
tder forces and 1t Is high time that some cheek
should he put uron their outrnges, and the safest
and best plan would be for the Government to invite
immigrati N OF the Monaghan races. The Chinese
greatly beiied and slandcted. There are dozen
Chinese commercial houses in San Francisco, a
check from tire head Of either OF which for nity
thousand dollars would be readily cashcd without
shave. Thtru i not auk In Callfuruil but In
which from one 20 ihr,e Chinese are employed TO
count uloncV and TO detect cOunterlelts. They are
ready and quick accountants. They arc excellent
workers on railroads., all pu'lic works, aud mines.
They the beet house servants in the wide wur d.
They do not NEEDLE IN politics. they are frugal.
iuCustrous moral ant temperate. There are of
course low exceptions, ~ there are in all pcop,cs.
But they far laLeud, in all the elements which
constitute good society and co to build up an intel
gent nation, Of such Irish ~ band themselves
together to break the laws In this metropolis.
Good IIrd deliver u from itches an Warlocks,
and crateug things that Grape aniang the heather,
especially tie Wild lrish.'
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The Feninn, had Nothing 10 do with the
Riot.

SIR: ] was considerably grieycd this morning
on reading Tie report of the riot AZ Elm Park, as
pubI shed In THE sun. | have bought IHE Sun
regularly and have eudcayorel to extend its circu-
laton since It came undir It's present management,
and now am much disappointed on finding that a
pauer pretending to he 81 impartial should Try and
cftt the blame OF the riots OF yesterday on tue
ionians, on m any way couple their name with II,
II il very unjust, 10 saw the least.
lam member OF the legitimate Fenan Bro therhooi,
and my pledge of membership bids me to "creatc feel
in.s Of love, harmony and kindly forOcarance anon
All hishmen d" irrespective Of creed; aud this have
nj avs faithfully done, and with success You have
some scribbcr among your corps OF reporters who IS
very ond OF disappointing FeEian M'tlors ana
connecting that much abused organization m
Things IL ablaJs and dtplOres, for tie purpose OF
bringing rdcule on II, which Is very unfair.
NY myorite Iaper II so. ! must undo all have
doue for it. Nciy respectfully yours, FENlAN.
GHEEPoIET, duly 10.
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The Difference between March IL and
July IL.
To ne Editor OF ne Saa.


SIN: As an Irish Catholic, | deplore the part Irish
Catholics took in the riot tGat unfortunate 12.h
men Who wear We rcslia and march to insulting
party airs by another uody o Irish who are easily ca
cited aud believe they have reason TO curse the ann
vtrsar, OF BoyEc Matcrf Leaving out blame to
either party, .sk why should Nihi1m OF Oranges
name 10 brought 10 free America! Is 1t to keep
alive the haired existing between Protestant anu
Catholic for ncariJ 2JJ yelrsf
Tie oeiolrauci of the l2lh OF Jnly has always
been marked with blood in the old Land aud now 1t
is In the new
Let the Protestant Irish hare their rn'a days as
DO the Catholics, and Sarrant the most ignorant
Catholic " III not Interfere. Bat OranCcmcn In the
rcaa, Of dead issue. marching to offensive party
tunes, are quite another matter
Again, why confound March IL with July l23 ST.
Tatuck converted the IRISH TO Christianity sr0m Pa
ranisn. whieWiiiam ofOrangc was . character pure
iy 40 itlcdi Patrick Was tue sower Of CaristisutV
Wiiam, OF discussion. Lot Us have peace, - the
wish of AN IRISH CATHOLIC.
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From One who Appreciates Fair Play.
To the Editor Of The sun.

SIR: am not an orangeman, but I AZ, an
Irish Protestant, and you Can hardly conceive how
cheering me Gin this day, when the Roman Ca
thoiic element ID being pande red TO on ali sides,
ana when even the newspapers will hardly give a
Protestant far playD was your unbiased, clever
editorial OF this morning.
thank you in the name OF thousands Of Ireland's
u ost enlightened masses for your words OF fair
play. You leaned netherto one side the other,
hut you kindly said: " II 1t Is right for the Catho
lies 10 parace with music and banners on the 17th
OF March, IL is right that the PrOestants should be
accorded the same privilege on the l2th OF July."
AN glad that you Aad tie haIdihood to write so
liberal an expression IN these times. Some tapcrs
would De AFRAID Of Osing half their circulation
should they exhibit such bollness
person calling himself An Irish. American ON
Ger" writes IN this morning Sun most bitter let
ter. lie shows his 6igotsy and prejudice lie calls
the American Protestant Association branch OF an
English organization. II has not ing TO do with
Encmud. Us synpl hes are entirely American, and
u is no more a branch Ut IN English organization
nnn nre the Iibeluian Order and the Ribbon lodges.
I.tY have tLei, ramilcatiuns through England Ire
! uI, scotland, and America, 50 has tHc American
Protestant Associa.Inn and so II Will as Cns ns 1t
los the aren enemy Of AL progress TO struggle with.
FIDUS ACHA is.
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The Holy Bible aud the Stars and stripes
Upheld by American Proteeinnts-Mho

Upheld by Americuu ffotcsfunts no
the Men were Who were EutcLeTcd.
To ne fdgOr OF he sun.
SIR: Permit ne TO enlighten the sodisant
" Irisi. American Ofieer" n subject OF which he
exhibits great ignorance.
The American Protestant Association was organ
lied at the rorod when bigots were using their en-
dcayors to prohibit tie Of the Holy Bible in the
public schools. Hs members native and for
egn boru citizens, and the mos; earnest and de
voted supporters Of the principles and Government
OF the United States OF America, they recognizing
tut one hlg-thc nag of the brave and free, the glo-
riuu- Stars and stripes, under whose projecting
folds they expect TO live aad die. They do not
u'czIanc to any foreign fotentate, temporal OF
spiritual; they are never known to create riots.
mob the police, burn orphan asJluuns, murder de.
fcncclc,s women aud children, or even maze raid
rick.
Tito American Protestant Association Is eminenry
American; IL IA neither n branch nor has IL any
connection with the Orange Associations some
members Of the latter body may be members OF tie
former, ~ in the case Of Enniskilen Lodge which
rendered invitations some Orange lodges ~ par
ticuate with uoD In their picnic on the 18th or July
These extra pous American proiestants (as he
sees ht To name them do march the Fourth OF
Juy, not to piciics but Ia the ranks OF brave
citizen soldiers and IL " Irish American Ofcer had
been enlight he would have recognized, as
did, hundreds OF them in the several regiments on
parade last Fourth OF July men who have nobly
fought for right, life, liberty, and the pursuit OF
happiness, for eyory citizen la this Tree and euliEht
ened country, against It's foreign and domestic foes
Respectfully. TRUE AMERICAN.
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A scotch-Amcricun's views OF the situation

SIN: have read the twndde your correspond
emit A" Irish. American Onoer' has a. 70 con.
tribute TO your valuable paper the riot Ut lin
Park: and although he has been soldier. have
very little fMth' In his words"
As far as | can understand the drfr OF his scnu
mcnts, they are too much tainted with prejddice 10
he sensible.
| cannot see why II one party have public pro-
cession the other party cannot share the p1y.
lcse, without being molestcd by grhg oil rufhdns.
Al the sHnle time cannot believe that Respectable
Roman Catholics pretend to justify the procedure
OF the Tuniaus Who attGckcd the peaceful OranCenen.
l know OrSngcmen Who are natutaiaed citizens,
aud more loyn men TO tie Land Of their adoption
cannot be lad. II this country were unfortunately
ombtOiled in nnOtl 81 war l lave no doubt tie
OrurCcmen world prove their loyalty to the Arneri'
can flag, aud perhaps make good warriors rs the
oAicer VINO is evidently more anxious to parade his
olhcef-Lip uan " promote 9caoe. -
A sCOrCH.AMERICAN.
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black without being molested, 90 long as they be
have themselves In lawful mnnner, aDdto play
whatever tnuss tl,ey may choose Qp the occasion,
without being molcsted have yet TO Know that
the laws Of this country framed to protect set
well-behayod citizens. | saw the parade OF the
Orangemen, and more orderly set of men never
saw as uey were marching toward the Park 20 have
their merry III axing.
| believe In Gfordirr full protection to amy body
of men Nlo may wish to lave q holiday, evcn "
1t be requisite to detail ioEimont VI sOldiors to
protect item the peaceful Crioymcnt OF said hnli
day. Lot the supremacy Of the laws be muuthntd
az all GGlIds, irrespective OF Iariy, Iellgion. OF
CLIQUE JUSTICE
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Cow. Lee NJ Snrntogn.

IODt ne W0TId OF JUG n
Gen Robert Z. Ice arrived last night and took
possession Of the handsome suite OF rooms reserved
Tor BIN at the Union. there was mHeh curiosity to
resting from the fatigue Of uayo The evening train
BROUGHT up another immense throng OF pleasure.
eul<ers and tie following welknuwn New York
ersItgistcred At the Union a. u. Morgan, Henry
4. smythe, Matt Brennan; NILES Beach, Col y
slarnnion. Columbian. Marion, American, and other
vel known hotels are fast filing mp, and before the
close OF the week there viii hardly DO room va
emit In any of them.
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and a liberal Protestant, not an A. r,
A Man who Thinks Both Parties Ought 10
be Punished.

To fuWVI "
SIR: have read your accounts Of Tuesdays
riot, and also letters from your correspondents,
and feel convinced that both parties are deserving
Of punislment-the Orangcmen for melting TO riot
by pa, ing obnoxious tunes nnd using insulting
language, and the other party mot necessarily
Catholics OF FeEans) for transsressing the laws OF
the land
II the officers Of justice lave the COURAGE to do
their sworn duty in the premises aud punish the
guilty ones without showing any Partially, as did
Holman In 1863 might get along for seven years
more without another rot. N.I they have tho
COURAGE 20 dpity Yours truly, :. IL \.
III Broadway, July IA 1870.
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SIR: In your issue of yesterday YOU publish q
letter from "llish Au,ertAn Officer in relation to
the " Elm Park hatchery Nv which lie SEES forth
uat che will have no Orange societies In this
country"
Might not on Irish Protestant say: I'VE will have
no H lernian societies. to parade the 18th OF
March," which the Irish Catholics day, the 12h
da, Of July Is tile Irish Pr0testants
l. II lair that partialhy shonld be shown in mat
ter Ike thsY True, the city is governed by Ifis1
Catholics. vino are not supposed to haye thought
for the irotestints; but might they not on one Oc-
G. sion rive over their feeling AMI call all Irish
CathU les to behave themselves ON the 18TH o. July
as the Lisn PrVtesiants do On the 18th Of Marchl
A
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Enir Play for Both slder.

To TIE EdI0r u TIC S7lt.
ent -" Americas" whose communication appeared
in yesterdays edition of TuE SUS, the sincere
thanks Of Gl good American citizens, they concur
with him In every paJucuiar.
As Americas" says, It would be best ~ all de,
mOnstrauons exceut those Of strictly national aud
American character were prohibited. Nevertheless,
VI Irish Catholics are permitted TO observe ueir
anniversaries without medication, there Is no rel-
son by lrsN pIute, ants should not Re accorded
the zane privilege. Hoping sou will publish t,iis
communication, remain yours, respectfully,
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New YORK.. Thursday, July 1.-The receipts OF
hccvcs TO-DAY were 81 hcad-9iG at weehawkcn. and
al az one Hupdredh street. At Wechawken thc uiar
ket fair 10 aclJc Ter n. fot common 10 prime m.
tive steers with ~ extras sod az lie per y. and some
Texans held Monday. not sold. At one Hun
dredth street less than onehali the cattle were put ~
market and there was but little duinr IL Is proposed
60 have but two ma kct DAYS each week VI tins place
hereafter. VIZ. Moudnys and Trdays as mot easy
10 get the stock In on THURSDAYS.
The receipts Oi sheep aud lambs were h,vi hcad-
onC.huf lambs Sheep unchanged nt "a Ic per n
but lambs lower, aud clpsed at soeiOJsc. Tor
common TO prime.
an shcrers at Foricth street received car hogs
and 10 carloads arrived ut Com munipaw No live hogs
were sold. Dressed were weaker NJ ilAGn5c.
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A Man Who Ought 10 have been Killed in
thc Flight.

To ne fdit0f or me sun
Sia: II was no; religion that caused tins
Irish riot. The Irish Oraugcuen traitorsto their
own country They were born ~ Ireland, but 10
all they can against the "ouo sod" and fight up Tor
England
/ am not Catholic nor q church member, nor a
society man tut simply an honest mechanic. and II
were anywhere near that riot when It occurred |
would uit to the bitter death against these traitors
THOMAS DARCY.
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Maintain the Supremacy Of the LAW NJ all
Hazards.

TT w IFTFVVT U
SIR. In your issue Of the 18th is an article
from Irish. American Onicer" He says the Cdtn-
OhCs want no Orange societies here, and will have
none. IhHt is all right far as II goes, tor 4 pro
claims what they will aud what they will not coun-
icnance. Now wonder II there IL not some one
else who has right To say wi at shall DO allowed
| am an American citizen, and hold that any body
of men huve perfect right 10 parade the streets Of
this city. whether Catholic or Protestant white or
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An Unprejudiccd Iri-l,,nnn Wants TO Edit
Tue Sun.

SiR. In Justice to Irish Catholics, hope you
will reconsider your opinion. You say Oranrcmen
have as good right TO ch on the l2th OF July
tie Catholics have ON the lith Of March. Why
should They, Z 1hey are no American ciuzens, and
never will be- while hey are OraugemeR. Under the
cover OF Professionalism, they seek protection
They have inscribed on their banner, - Down with
Iopery" Do the Catholics display any such aggrn-
yatiuny Now. your principal patrons are Irish
Catholics. IlJsc be Kind enough to reconsider your
opinion and oblige one Of your patrons.
AN UNPREJUDICkD FRESHMAN.
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10th OF July by n picnic in a peaceful manner why
did they not march to their destination as peaceful
and orderly citizens shouldi They had no such In
teuticn. They wished 10 repeat Tie scoues VI last
NC n, and they were prepared for such an event
From sixty ninth street to the Park tie gauntlet
wrs continually thrown down aud are we surprised
that 1t was nj list acccpttdy Such disgracofn riots
as took place on iast Tuesday will be annually re-
pc1tcd until the LEGISLATURE take hold OF tie matter
and uuuguratc ne, sures to prevent tic possthiitY
of their occurrence JUSTIIIA.
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Freedom in "a Free Country.

To ne Ed.f0r Of he Sun.
SIN: In behalf of an immense host Of good
rcn accept our uuoounded thanks for the noble,
daring and liberal article In your paper to-day, sp
pertaining TO the disEraeeful riot on Tuesday We
are reloiced to see one journal ut least step out
boldly, and hercely denouncs the animosity that
Catholics bear toward Protestants, the yndication
OF reyered associations, and tire denunciation OF
murder. so hereely waged by tie Catholics. God
grant Tat the eyes Of the many will be opened TO the
sublime teachings you 80 generously incqleaie.
CHARITY.
We do not believe there is a Iue-hearted Catholic
in New York who does not condemn the butch
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a CONSTANT READER
Wandering n Brna Master FOR Playing Tho
Protestant Boys"

To The Eddor NJ The San.
SIp; One Of the victims Of last Tuesdays riot
was Mr. william Robertson, our much respected
band leader. lie was cruelty beaten by the attack
In party, his instrum EFT smashed over his head
INJECTING two very wounds, aud his face cut
80 tiathis family could scarcely recognize him when
he came home covered with blood. The excuse for
this unproyONcd attack is, tat Mr. Robertson played
the " Protestant Boys" going up the road. such Is
not the fact. Mr.. Robertson always careful
never 10 plnl PARTY tune when passing any place
or party OF men whore offence would be takeu. lilo
Is now confined to bed
A MENlhER OF ROnERTSON'S BAND.
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Pnison without the Label AsnIu.

The inquest over the body OF Mrs. Soren yes
erdny deyelouod the fact that she took strychnne at
3lH West Twenty second street, on Tuesday night,
viii intent 10 kill herself Sue Lad greved for the
loss OF ayorite CHI lid, and took the poison, she
"wished to die and Join her child" The etrych-
nine was sold by o clerk ut Hegcman's, sJ3 Broad.
way. without label, although win a warning TINT
il Was poison. II was bought b. Mr.. boren 10 Kill
cats