, 1876-12-17

vav. has discovered the truth OF that saying to
its sorrow The Society is composed os tne young
members OF ST. Marks Church and tue rev. L.
Rylance the pastor, is President OF Inc ofeanlza"
ton. About ten days ago. at one OF 1ae meet'ns='
ono of the members, Ar. Schuyler introduced n''
Thomas z. Bryan, q book publisher WHO 1eao
so.ca1led original story, entitled ''Aunt salys
Con,t.hin. ~ purpoEting to be fiction in which
the boarding house OF Mrs. Puttingham Mr.
Boyard. and Aunt Sally andMary Jane figured. It
was recital Of boarding. house experience ~ ~
Guiding some very lovesck scenes; Hno t1
production, hardly worth Eeadias. suesequent m
revelations, however, developed the fact that me
story referred to real persons, anu that Inc nebo
popular establishment OF MIS- Po1nana' on rn.n
avenue almost as we'll known to CITY residents g
va. uies sally Beatty, and Mary Jane, her sister,
Miss Jennie Beatty, two maiden lad-es who are
foremost N several benevolent enterprises. Inc
hint OF their Iove-sickuess was a reference to q
desperate attcmpt on the part Of Bryan to win
Miss Sally's affections, in which Re was unsnccess
ful, because she discovered he was unworthy o.
matter up and repudiated 3r. BEyan and biz liter
ary prediction. 1t WAS mean attempt TO oe re-
venged upon lady who refused his hand. ~ an
the parties society to!ks the mater IL tue BUD
ject OF considerable gossip.
ANOTHER CASH OF TRIUMPHANT INNOCENCE.
The court records continue to furnish IN
abundance Of the gossip relative to the frallty
Of woman and the pe1ddy Of man. 4 recent
case develops rather more perfdy than trallty,
although there is sufficient charged on both sides
to satisfy anybody. In July last Mercer F. Dnryea
commenced suit against Emma G. D0ryea, his
wife, for divorce, upon the ground OF E'olataon
Of the Seventh Commandment. In an examina-
ton before Referee most positive evidence was
offered to prove the CHARGE and the part1cu!afs
were both minute anu c1rcumstantla', Dnt ing
woman's lawyer obtained postponement, anu
subsequently demonstrated the entire faaslty OF
to Be fabricated. In the interim Mrs. Dnryea
commenced a cross"snt for divorce % against
hsr husband upon the same eharSs eeS;ncine ae
and 90 we'll supported That the Referee reported in
hcf favor. On Tuesday the case vas before Jndse
cree of divorce asked for BY The wife was granted,
with IN allowance for al1mony.
NICE YOUNG MAN FOR SELLING SUNDAY
SCHOOL BOOKS
Arthur E. Marsh is 4 young man employed In
selling sSunday-school and other religious booksb By
Thomas Nelson g. Son, upon a salary, he says,
Of Sc 500 per year. He is now in great trlbula-
ton lost be may lose his situation, and the cause
thereof is that be has been brought before the
nublIc unpleasant]y as defendent in divorce suit
wherein his lawful wife, Rebecca Marsh, charges
him with living in open adultery With one sall1e
Henderson. This is naughty business for young
man engaged in . religious bookstore 10
be eussce1 in bn1 the wife says she can prove 1t,
and 70 Arthur must suffer the consequences. As
krbecca has sued for divorce, she wants alimony,
and 10 these proceedings Arthur makes some sinsu-
lur confessions. lie says that, although his salary
cunt 81 i4r} last January. ana was thus fozced to
make an arrangement to draw only s. 400 per year
until the difference had liquidated his indebted.
nees Then he numby AYERS thai the puoAc1ty ol
this action has made his situation precatlous ana
that w his employers engaged IN selling rei1e-
lou, publications. this affair threatens to damage
bis reputation with the firms customers to such an
extent that thcy wlll discharge him from their en-
piuy. The Court Ordered him to pay h1s wife SO
Der week pending the suit.
THE LATEST SUGGESTIONS.
ANYBODY who will take the trouble six months
hence to collatc all the ideas and suggestions
relative to the question Of absolute safety in
public theatres will probably be surprised with
their number, and the manifest insanity OF some
of .hose who are now offering them. Hero are
TWO offered in all soherness: First, That seat
checks 10 printed with diagram ct the theatre
and all the doors and lohb:es them. for the In
formation Of The holder "a humbug, because 1t is
the gallery habitues, who know nothing Of seat
checks, vino are endangered). Second. That tho
p1onrietors give every auditor an accident ticket
for the hours OF performance, good for 81. 900 "a
scheme suggested by some impecunious Insurance
solicitor, and palliative rather than preventive
of accidents). BEAUTY.