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MRS. FLlNN'S DIroRCE.
Death stepping in Ahead Of the Lawyers
Court In whica the Rights q; the Poor |
urc Respected.


4 Court In w'ic, the Rights q; the Poor
urc Respected.
john and Elizabeth Flynn were married in
February. lScj and chii, jessie Flynn. was torn
tho following November. Tln couple lived with
tie husbands nliAtr Until May. 1868, whom thcy
separated b. mutual consent, the wife rrturpiu- to
her mothers. Til, wife saws that JOAN became
angry because the pudding whi;n she hal made Tor
dinner heavy, aud told her that they had better
separate. sjme'lin: the no;hcr.u-lw sail also
aggravated the quarrel. Tho mothcr.in.law, on he
other hand asserts that ElElbcth's cruelty to and
ue-lec, OF the child caused all the trouble and that
at that time she had violently Sc, the little GIRL
three times in a cnait. The mot Ter was not allowed
to take Jessie with her, and sOoa Instituted pro.
ccedincs for divorce and for tue child's custody.
The father died year aro. before u decision WIS
reached, and recently Mr.. Flynn sought TO got
Jessie by means OF n wri; Of 4 15sds corpus. The
pateruGl grandmother resisted, claiming that the
mother was not proper pcrson 10 have It's custody
principally on tao round that she as poor aud
dependent on her daily toll. Judge barnard yes'er-
day AWARDED the child TO the mother. observing:
Poverty IL Justification In court to take
mothers child away and give It to another"
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RUINED By NEW roRK poLrfrcs.
The Brief InRlorious Career az TAM
many PolitieiRu-Drawn into the New
York Legisiatarc and thence into che
In milling Rnn.na N .. ahn (, -.

The Brief InglortOus Career af TAM
many PoiitieiRu-Drawn into the New
YORK Legtsiatarc and thence into the
Gambling Rooms andth Grave.
The Assistant Aldermen have just taken down
the mourning drtpery With whic! ,hey hung tlcir
hall en- the occasion OF the sudden death Of As,
tan, Alderman Henry Rogers Mr.. Rogers was born
In this city. and learned the trade Of bricklayinr tie
was an industrious. sobe. man and guoi ciiiz n
But on rnlucky day be was elected to the Assem-.
bly,. He went TO Albany with n gang Of 1aBmany
REGULATORS Cnd received lis share Of the pcrcg.-ics
that flowed into the hands Of tlesc men. he came
hone with $1,000. But he squanderca IL nil H.,
drinking and gambling The love OF drink became
n; last passion with him. lie was soon morally.
mentally, aud physically broken down, BIZ, FOR a;
that he was again nominated By the Ring as repre-.
sentative Of the people Ia the city government nj
was again elected He now became an hatue OF
tie grog shops OF Hu ison street, an eambcL con.
stany. One night, abou; three or four days berure
bis death, he saeled home in a state Of maj intosi.
cation. III could not rest within the house, 30 he
lay with his head on piccc Of Ice all night on TIC
piazza The next morning hi wife went oct to
loo; Tor HIN, bur he had gone. In state Of frcnZy he
had made lis way 10 Fort Lee. Ry itcury hi. Wif,
asecrlGincd where he was and iorsua led hun TO re-
turn home with hor. lie died the ni-ht of his re.
turn Of dclrtHm tTtn3eHS. But tls Is no. all An
informal meeting " politician. was hell at n club
house on kiNth avenue y take action In regard t.
his death. Remarks made by political .iit nd o.
Rogers wore resented anil &C. H'i "a. by'a political
enemy OF Rogers. p ne political euomy drew a kfitg
and stabbed The ro.,cal friend In tic neck Inc
rti were separated, tie meeting adjourned. AMI
the Whole stors Vas concealed under a cover VI
Ith,ic lamentations.
IT." fssttmt Aldermen resolved Yesterday TO
eertuur q salary o. thr Gtcta cd Assistant Aiaet
mar, henr Rogers, In favor oi bis widow, until Ms
vacancy Is filCl.
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Fight alta Funeral.

Ellen Harrington, of ll8 East Fourth street,
and Mary OEourNc. with thcir tushauCs. were
placed together in II carriage at the funeral OF a
friend. While the procession Was moving through
Fourth street an alteration between the ladi :
sprang up, and with the assistance OF the gentle
men, terminated In glorious fight, Mr.. O'Poprre
hdd hrs let eye Closed, Mrs O'Rourke lost her
chignon, while NJ ~. EarIingion's right eye had a
neat cree around It, aud Ar harrington lad \ new
stoyolipe sIIq>hed The whole party ycsterlay an
peared before Justice Scott, nut he dismis ed tae
cOmpllint "
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The Progress of Commissioner Brcnuun's
Dem oraiization Of the Police.

The venerable President B,sworth was the
only Commissioner in the Police Central Once yes.
'crday. Bu. the house was ul Of policemen who
had been summoned from their duty IN the M.
guarded streets TO answer a hundred nonsenslc1l
complaints that had beca eu,crcd by tho shoolj
rcunlsmen. The sa.a:oug Prefiirl. c)nscien-
uously entered the Trial Chamber, but surve, in.
tie army OF policemen who were Idly l)unsinx In
tlc police palace when they should have been doing
duy IA the street, his heart sank aud with a sifll
ne Ned FROM the chamber and locked himself inside
his ruvHtc room. 1t WIS Mr.. Maniotro's turn to
try the CON ,aints but he IL in Europe Mr.
Sriih was 10 have taken his place, but he was--no-
wh.T" and NJ. Bfchnan VS. away Gettin. his fam
is home tron! Saratoga.
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A brooklyn Murder on the Might of John
Reals FunerHI,

The inquest over the body of Shea lately killed
b. stab In the eve with suck, Vas conclu le.
Te'tcrly, Grorse 81 ca, OF 80 Van Brunt street
he iaAeg Of the y.c.I %, testified that his son bad
informed him Of fyht having t,k'l n1ce in La.
ner- saloon, s03 Seconl avenue, rn nf Tie boing
stabbed Ia the eye aner dry.hg tic Cls.rrlc.s lat
lah .tcnG RoIe IitZp,trck sal ? sac = requested
Itlia Snca to tltn ccroNd cat OF the store, which
w. i.d, md t'lt on n's returning 10 pick no Owen
h''.ri"'- lst ne cried out that hcAloon, who wa
y H!Huf bfh.nd witness, had mt his eye out
W. fe Luss.rr, TIE "rnp'oycr OF Shea said that on
hD -iE'Iy 90 er hc hal Dcea injured. McAlOon Oh
'r.N. tult ne was wiling 10 pay the innrmaTy
~ n... ~ N1ri. even Tor SIX months that he had
pr'h 10 Jotn Reals funeral the day oi the row,
A,N 'al Diank 90 much that he had no knowlcdgn
~ " NJ de lad uony 10 Lub-iel = saloon The yer
az ~ t' Jl.y IL aZIiust AcAlOOH. who j. at large
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What Tainmsny Politician has Recently
been in The library of Conrrc.sr

Yesterday very scarce edition OF the Life
of Patrick HcnrY, by wilian Writ. was sold in
bundle OF vast, paper u Mr.. John c stockweli, Of
% Ann street Tho volume taken from the bag,
and put on the shelf among stocksolrs gems"
An antiquary came along, and was about to pur
chase II, when the storekceper found the following
label opposite the title: "Librtrv Of Congress- e. S
Of america; chlp. 4; No lJ3" He then toll The
ho0S Hunter that lie would send it back Subsr.
qnenty he gave Il 10 Mr.. Sabn OF Nassau street
20 fsrWari " 90 Washington. This = ono OF maay
hooks winch have been rctutne under similar cir.
cams tancoA ~ the Congress ona Library.
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About four months ago Henry Elger, a retail
butcher, hired the store No ss Wooster street. aud
agreed to pay his rent monthly in advance bu, tailed
20 dc 70. The owaer OF the pr, misses attempted to
eject hin BY le-al process but when the order for
the ejectmert reached the hands OF Deputy Marshal
Murphy he failed to discharge las duty promptly.
Meantime YESTERDAY aiternoon at about two o'c ocs,
i,irer gave up the key or t'e store TO the owner,
Mr.. Wigcrs, shoemaker, ana 20; into an altcrca.
lion with Linn. Pending tie bstcuiing which Gu.
su"d' Mrs. Wi-ers appeared on ttc sc ne. cowlite
In hand, and 80 vigorously be-t Eigor on the bnc 4
that ne Lad TO retreat. Tia; eldol Tie row.
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Steamship Wisconsin, Liverpool mdse ana mass
steamship BeL,t4CtOr Wilmington, \, G.. naval
stores.
ship Cornelius Crunch. London. Indse. and pas.
BIrE Margaret g. NieT, Ple,on, Goa.
Bark iaI cs GgmHn. Amsterdam, nidse.
Bar lvdia, Glasgow, udse
BAlk AIuir. tard!tf, '4llrOld iron.
Brig CuiucOa Glrat GA, hides. SKINS &C, nd pass.
tchr !. 'tue. savanna, lldos, iastc, &c.
Scar l.aul seayeY, =. BaIts, ", l., sHlt and pass
Schr NalHnta, Wentworth. y. D, PLASTER
scur tun Il ck. " nds0r y : plaster.
AGO, TIE usUa. river and c0GstNlse vessels.
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lhere has been n moderately active business in
state bonds, and prices were strong, old TenncsEecs
advancing a Y cent. 10 G2, and the new q p cent,
to GJa. Old Nirginias were steady at t. a, New
south Carolinas tJanuary and JUN at rs ana Louis
lara lcvee Is, sSat, Missouri O. rising a = cent to
W.. City bank shares were neglected, Central
National selling at 1GX RAILROAD bonds were
sttong, Wits sales Of Union Paciacs nj sii5 and Cen
trails, s5'sdSS. The following were tic closing
srce' quotations for tnicn Pee &c secaii,ics First
mo t-a,c bonds slk0SlAs incomes. Tsj5Cl7it, I;
Land -iaGt., ga fGla4 and stock. 2,..dt2S,.
On extreme quotations New York Central stock
nuciua,ed between 81 and gi7k scrip, $4,000, (;
hoadite GNt9G; Lake shore, itlIgit: Pits
tuiEh, lOiIiJi'4 OAio and Mississippi - = la3S (;
NorhWestrrn c"nAmOn, Slf 'lh the preferred, ~
V'Sa Rock lslthd 1isAIll3h 81 Paul. sgt L
w, The Preferred 1000 ard Wlhash, 5lN5ili
~ he B1ards Boston, Hartford and Erie soll ATS,
awary. Lackawo' na & esicrn, 1liS Miscc ilancous
shares were du. aud tru. Pacific Nlii rauoing at
3'S"ao, aud Western Union Telegraph 81. 1yls,.
Guch liver selling ~ a. aud MIriposa Preferred s.
In cypress shares JAi,ci States gas firm AT a ~
American self at f15- nv.
Closing prices a, 5.3J l. Nj. were:
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Yesterday afternoon, while the Bridge street
'errt boat Osceola WAS IN mid-stream on her way
70 New York, Thomas Francis Harrison, Of 81
Liberty street, suddenly exclaimed TO his brother
inla~ Thomas Murphy, GOOD bye, Tom-taks
my hat and, placing his hands on the guards,
lcaped overheard lie sank, bat rose. and M
Murphy Jumped into the river 20 save him. but he
had finally disappeared before he could be reached
lialrsOns wIle abandoned him short time ago.
taxing their two children. He was sober, steady
man Mrs. Harrison il residing In North Haven,
Coma
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An Old Joke Traced 10 Judge Bowling =
Deer.
fyOn H.iye,'s K01HIE

Judge Bowling has many queer and inge.
uiouS rascal lciorc MIN, mi seldom one with more
delicious coonessthau was possessed by young TEL
low, dccently dressed, VINO was arraigntd for hav
ing stolen q watch. II was his first error, aud lie
WAS ready to plead guilty. The Judge addressed
him In yery gentle tones, ard asked lin what hat
i.d p ,n,, SOtnn' o 'ns tne young man le
doctor advised him 70 tgks something, which no had
accordingly done. The Judge was rather pleased
with the humoT OF the thing. and asked what had
led him to select watch. why" said the pris-
oner, " thought II oLly had the time that nature
would work a cure ~
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The OctoGcnnrlnn-, Picnic.

The Veterans OF the War Of 1912 have dwin.
died Gown TO fourteen ani OF these, owing 10
Government neglect are IN extrome poverty. Yes
terdAy tey went On their annual picnic excursion 10
Myers Grove. Me.srs. GoulJwannor and Charles,
who have given the sturdy Old soldiers good
Fourth Of Juy dinner for the past five years. were
Of the party. Everything pa.sc oi. pltlslntl save
that MIR, Lew, Of tie Washington Continental,
WHO WAS GA the excursion, brutllly kicEed lad WHO
was slowing himself away on tie boat al Leroy
81
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William H. and Eliza G. Crookor aged months and q
CONNOLLY -Suidenly, on Saturday Augus, e. 1910
lhUn q CONNOLLY a native Of knshRndra, couaty
CnNGi, Ire ard, IN the 9th year OF LIS nge.
Iunerpl will take pace nom Ms late residence, va
tst 5th 81. to NOR ow, al o'clock.
IENNlNGS,.-At lopRGray,lls y. J, on Sunday
fnsnst - Wiam l.. twin sor OF Joseph J. aud Rache
Nct'cc OF the funeral hereafter
ktARN1-At his re- ifence, IN Montclair. ". ", on
sunday August y. after short Illness, Joan kesdc
:, TIE funeral viii take riacc from ST. Lukes Church
~ ntclar, on lutrdly, August %. az ~ o'clock i. NJ
lseiaires aud tIicnds family invited 70
tend. Trans for Mcncair will leave loot IL Barclay
~ ~ il a. NJ hhd2 = NJ, returning N $40 l.. VI. Car.
ilaIes VIII meet the tfa.ps at the Ucpot
M, hale lhnman, wife Of Julian X. Lake.
Funeral services ~ the grave. IN N-w YORK nav
0Sme,eiy % star, from inc late residence at o'cloe
] q. 4. F., Normal Lodge No. ~. II and \. Nj Mount
Zion Chapter, No. cal r. A. N s5v. sane So and Mys.
VIC ,SmyIc,S?, A and L. T., arc Invited.
10Y ca Niie OF IairsCS Lunch, aged ~ eurs.
The ffleuds aud RELATIVES OF tue family and OF her
10 attend her funeral, from her late residence 70 Bar
Tow 81 on edncsday. morning. ut 81 o'clock. 10 ST.
Joseph Church, corner 9Th av nnd West Washington
place, when solemn requiem mass Will he on rcd nor
inc repoec OF her soul and fiom thence 10 Calvary
McGRATn-on Monday. August %. Johanna Nc
oiCasucyons, county Cork, lrcllnI aged 81 vcars.
=, NC iTends OF the gmiy and those of Ter brother
Tc T ere rSsnectgly INVITED to attend cr
am Cpnne ~ O,ivtf H.. on "Wednesday afternoon AZ
~ o'clock. Her remains wiA be taken 10 Calvary
Cemetery for intctmcEt.
PACKARD AT Saratoga. on SATURDAY. Aug O., Ida
Emma only daughter OF Silas q. and Marian H. Pack.
ard, as"d " ycate aud months.
uretal nom tho residence of her pasen's, SO Elst
Slth a., on Tuesday. Aucust 30, at O'Clock T., NJ
trHnds OF The family are invited.
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Two South Brooklyn bruiscrs, accompanied by
large crowd OF loaicrs repaired to some new build
ings on Baltic street, near Fourth avenue yesterday
afternoon, where they stripped for a prize fgnt.
Word was sent TO the police and scrg'. heeks has
tened TO the place, but the rOushs bad He'd.
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Where O'uaiI has the Ticket Spectators

The ticket spectators claim that Mayor
oHsls disposal Of the test case. in binding Appley
to keep the peace towards Mls1ngle, doe. not
affect them. Therefore they propose resuming
operations. They are, however, liable To arrest
under city ordinance against peid.ing without
license
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fIAASCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MoNDlr, Aug. 29-P M.-The week opens
rpon extremely dull markets at tine Stock Exchange
the inactivity being without parallel thus er durira
tie sumner months. The rrilvay share market has
been witdout feature, and the dealings on 80 Unite
scale as scarcely to give tone to quotations, The
widest fac iuation, y q cent. being Ia Reading
The other dealings we'll distributed betw cen
Lake Shore, the Vanderbilt shares, Rock Island an
st. Iuu'.
In tie gold market tie transactions we're eS.
rcmc!y restricted. and without speculative interest,
Early sales were made at ICY, from which the price
dec ined to 1iGh under rnirors OF another Prussnn
victory. and the advance Ct bonds in London. Sub.
sequently, however tho price reacted to 1iGiE, q.
which and 1iGa It ranged during the remainder
OF the day. In well informed circles
believed that should gold
p oil be formed TO advance the premium, o.. was
the case in September last, Secretary Boutwell,
would increase his MONTH, Gales. In the gold loan
market the rates were fiat, and for carrying, 1, Q,
81, and q cent. The imports Of specie Ut this
port for the past week were only s.j2, making a to-
tai since January of t7,5?2 49, rs against 1855,
SIC for the same time in 1862 sis5J1S3 in 1858 and
S2i4sglJ in 1851. The total clcarngs ut tho Gold
Exchange Bank were S1e.g1s.010; gold balances,
s739bGo, and currency balances $Sg3g3j. The prin.
cipal quotations were:
u A. M:i..i!Gk 7 \. M....ii5itS p u........iir't
Ui9A. h....lt's il;i1 i. M"..iiJl IT.. M..iiel OIL
Foreign exchange Is dull. the basis Of 1oa,, for
rrHe Sixty days bills, 1lo for sight, and 1899 100.
for co numerical.
In the none MARKET there s no noticeable change,
call 'oans beias readily male at 4GG 2 cent, dc.
pending urcn tho collateral or rcd Commercial
rsrcr Is utchaa cod, strictly prime being quoted at
tli1 per cent, according TO the date.
tLc wednesday and THURSDAY Treasury rold
f,a It
this morning, trough producing no pcrespubie eject
dpOu the markets:
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meSuiues.
1VtUlllttS.
UENRY's CARBOLIC sALvE.

EEENRY'S CARBOLIC sAI.VE.
There mas been medical preparation brought be.
fore the public years that has met with so decided
success as the CARDoLIc sALvE. Il Ia. found Its
way into hundreds OF families, and when once used no
family will be without IT,
For the incident to children II Is Al invaluable
remedy, and the rapdity with which 1t heats u some.
thing marvellous 1t not only the testimony Of an
apptcciaye public in Its favor but has invariably re.
oelved the appreciation of intelligent physicians
Grateful Acknowledgements OF the bcacnts derived
from its Accumulate almost daily. few of watch
VIC herewith append:
BERLIN. Conn, June 20, 1879.
John F. RsHry-DEAR sIRi had an obstinate sore
on the instep Of my used several different
kinds Of alive and ointment wthou tbcneat. sccins
the CARBoLIc sALvE advertised in the New YORK
Tribune. procured box, ana am happy 10 state It
effected cure In about ten days. Ihayc recommended
1t to others as the best salve that know OF.
Respectfully
CYRUS FOOT. JR.
Ibes leave to say that your Carbole salve has inya
riAbly relieved, aad. think now, has permanently
cured me OF that most asgrayatng Of all disorders
itchRs piles" A. s. KELLER
Sec. the c. t. Clark Co..
New Haven, Con.
have been using your Csrbolic save for some time
in my mandatory, nusing INV large blowpipe which
gyes intense heat burned my thumb nan to the quick
One application ofthe sslve gave relief Have used it
Ia my family for bo!ls and other sores, ind 1t the
beet family sAlvo In uso. T, ". HoUCHIN.
Morrisauia, y. Y,
Proprietor Gas Lighters, &C.
srssAMAuoSISe, Penn, Jan. ., 1870.
Mr. JouS F. HENRY;
pEAR SIR wish you TO send me two dozen boxes
of your Carboc salvc. Ihave an obstinate sore on
my foot, which has been running sore for over ten
years Twas box OF your salye ana found il
to do better on my loot than any other
Il. b. BLERUM
BRooKLTE. n. Y, March 20, islJ.
nR JoHS +. HENRY
The Carboic salve has not only healed the eruption,
on my face but has soothei and allayei Inflammation
AMANDA NELSON.
81, sackett street
PRIcE &c. PER BOX. SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Another Giant siiidc has leeH made in chemical
scgtcr lu1lupf Vitailn or savsiloI fpr tie iar IL
o n>tonshac Improvement MI preparations tuT
ttornI NE n7tlra colUr OF gay hsir, here pfurJ
khoWh " J. psliurig coNiltg lWpil, iuOdogoas, an
LcNcr.iniliug, ana has no sct M .nt-.Aqp.
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Eusiatss Eotltts.
What hid IL

What hid Itt-Lyon's Kathairon made my hnr
s1t, luNurant, and thick, and Haeau's Magnolia Calm
c.Gagci that salow complexion ilto lLe marble beauty
you now see. THIS empNatlcslly the language Of all
Who u'e these atccs. nlchcad Of hair and srcnned
complexion arc the grcaost attractions a woman can
losses. IA" kalhairon ari Magnolia Palm are ilst
what viii give them TO YOU and nothing else VIII. The
Palm is the bloom OF youth IL makes lady OF 80 ap.
iCar hut %, Both articles cuureiy hafmle =, and
very pleasant, They should be in every aeys posscs.
SOU.
C"ngrres and other Saratoga Waters De-
lrGsa Sold on 4rau.Nt.
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The Great FLANK Movement on Matt. Prsn-
nan An IInncEt Mnn'. rricnaa NlnNinr.


The friends of Judge Edward J. STANDBY are
relying IL ell directions in urrcucy OF lis nOniau.
uan By Tan.many Hell for sicri~. Meetings In li-
avor have recently boon hold ~ tie TCnta, Ei~htl
Iwcnjy-evccUd, Seventh, and Thirteenth Wards
TIC cue in TIC Eigith being uncer tie supervision OF
senator Norton, "the Thuitcrcr," and the one in
TIC ihiucottli preceded ever BY Marshal Tookcr
The opei-lir demos tr-'ion on Tweed Plaza, the
Junction Of Fast Broadway, New Clnal, and RUTGERS
streets, will he u remarkable a'ISir. Tho several
Shsrd,sy clGhs viii march there IN toIchl.At pro.
cos on. Every house in the squire win he bril-
lant'y Illuminated All decorated with bunting. A
large stand viii b. erected and over IT, iu Gas Jets.
will he the legend. STANDBY Tor sheriff"
The Thirteenth Ward mectin, las, nj mt was held
Ia the par,ors OF tie Walton House. 31s Grand street.
and was presided over Ivy Joseph II. TooSer with
Matthew Pa;;on and Patrick Carraher acting as
secretaries. Judsc Shaadlty was recommended for
sheriff and Gen. WIN. ". Twee |. Jr. for member
~ Congress, Fiit1 District About thee hundred
citizeue were present. 1wo hundred aud ftty do.
lars wore subscribed To procure banner with the
names q the above candidates g. "a be SUSPENDED
rom the W alton House TO the building opposite
across Grand street After tie appointment OF !.
Committee of i've 10 confer with the county com.
mttce OF aIrank cmenis having the opoR air demon.
strtuon In hand, the meeting adjourned. Mceiin-s
arr TO be held Tonight In several otLe- wards Tor
the purpose OF Advancing the chances Of the Judge
Tor tue 1anmAry non nJton.
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To-day is the second Of the SUMMER trotting
meeting on the Monmouth Park Course, at Lon
Brunch The fret day was lnst Saturday, when two
rood races were tiotted In The presence OF a large
at ndance Of persons, and Col Fisks Ninth Rsgi.
M'Ll Inc meeting promises as great q success us
n" running one OF July. To-day there viii be two
u"ts The hrst Is Tor purse OF t2,5OO for horses
iAal nave never beaten 2:1 The entries are Idol,
Iiccn-o, Western GIL, }. j. Bradley, and Belle
Sircka and. Pools sold this last evening, a.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE IND THERE ny TIE
SUNS REPORTERs.
A VERY Curious Libel Suit Arrest Of
MR. Poui y. Nicholson, OF tho sea son, at
the Instance Of Mr.. Isaac q. Reid, Jr.-

A VERY Curious Libel suit-Thc Arrest Of
hr. Pnui Y. Nicholson, OF tho sea son, at
the Ins,aucc Of Mr.. Isaac q. Reid, Jr.-
Jumcs Elsa, Jr., Summoned.
The Sedson, Of which Paul f. Nicholson is edi.
TOT, published an e6i,crisl article charging upon
hsac u. Reid, Jr., the au.horShp Of nm article IN
we sunday Mercury concerning the Nathan murder
strongly pointing 20 asi>gton Nathqn as the rnur.
dcter. MIR. Reid denies that he wrote the article.
and two weeks ago made and Wit to that effect be.
fore Justice Scott at Esstx Market rolcc Court, at
the fare tire fra'n FOR the arrest Of Nicholson
for libel Nicholson was arrested yesterday, whom
be appeared In Court with his counsel and procured
tie posroncment Of the examination until Wedncs.
dag afternoon, giving 1900 bail for his appear.
ance. Mr.. Gilman, tie gentleman VITO brought out
Fochtcr, became his bordsmau. Mr.. Reid las also
brought civil suit Tor DAMAGES against Nicholson,
whose editorial article concerning Mr.. Reid Is per.
sonaily abusive. Mr.. Rid. to slow grounds for
his suit, says That since he has hecn accused Of
writing the SnHf7y Mereargs article he has been
rcrsonally insultcl by friends OF Washington Ma.
than, Who Rave threatened TO shoot him Tor 1t and
that his wife, who ia JcWoss, has been subjected
TO much UNI .nincss aniong the I.r ,cli o. nr
Held a. su1f WnIet Law renee y Karr ely Cd or
NdctTy, Washington Nathan, AID others To chow
tst he iid not write the article wric. Tie St0S.H
oEensively and much To his damage cl arges uuon
lin. He has also tull Craoi !. mes Fisk Jr T.
SLOW hat i, was IL Long DrarcA on the Saturday
On NblcI Tue Nttlau tr'ic'c was written