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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
THE CONVICTED INSURANCE PRESIDENTS

Ex-President Robert L. Case, of the Security
Life Insurance Company has made an application to be
released on bail pending his appeal His application is
based on the Twentyrs section of the Habeas Corpus
Act which provides that when convicted prisoner has
obtained writ of and stay of proceedings, he
NAV on habeas corpus he admitted 10 ball. The matter
was to have been heard Yesterday but on consultation
among counsel il decided that the prisoners per-
sona attendance the proceeding was necessary and
the matter adjourned until to-day, writ of habeas
corpus tor the production or ME- Case Den8 meanwhile
procured .---,.- -. Ar. ..n.o.,o.
of Thomas s. Lambert the president OF the American
Popular Life Insurance Company, has not yet been mace
Hs counsel stated yesterday that IL would probably be
made this week, Judge Brady having settled the bill OF
.ffnnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
SUICIDE OF A sALOON-KEEPER

SUICIDE OF 4 SALOON-kEEPER.
Anthony Klein, age forty-fOur, a saloon
keeper at No 2j3 Centrest shot himself in the right
temple about a. m. Yesterday. He taken 70 Cham
bers Street Hospital, where he died nc p m. Business
troubles, it is thought, were the cause OF the act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12

A. n. Whitehorne was printer at No. 80
Annst. He resided at No. 1877 Ryerson-st., BrooSyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12

4 LOT of SECONDHAND SAFES
"A WIZ be sold CHEAP,
To cose business, THIS WEEK 20 DeyS'
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- GcnoI4tive organs racaly and speedily cured once
hours sos HENRY DAN tIS. VI. D.. lit re xngtoniv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12

LONDON, Feb. 12.-GOld to the amount of
$4,000 was Withdrawn from the Bank Of England for
America yesterday
lFor other Foreign Necs zee Jfra page.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
LORD DUFFERIN AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Feb. LITTLE GOyernOr-General
and suite arrived here by the Grand Trunk Rail-
tbe station hy Major Bcondrv the members of
the City Council. and vast concoursa OF citizens
The MavOr and Sir Francis fIncks ccOmpanied the vis
tors to the Windsor Hotel where they were received by
large number of prominent cltizens Festivities IN
their honor will begin tomorrow Webb G. Hayes
of President Hayes and Mr. Bierstadt. the American
landscape painter arc in His Exccency's party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HuDNurs, NO.
2I8 BROADWAY.
"a m. o., noon 3O' Sd m. 30'. Mihm~ht IT,
Highest dunno day 33 LoHest. 49,
Average. 27S sano Day 1871 37S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
DISEASES
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance OF the system, its life
and direct bearing which 1t has on human happiness Is
thoroughly its and the danger OF overax
ing whether through Intense mental Application or Dy te
Indulgence the appetitrs and propenstes are
proper consideration when the nervous system
deranged absolutely to promptly seek adj
Who for long series OF has ne
his time and attention to this study and whorom
his practice has learned 10 dscovr AT once
the case and promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding
the painfully seeking for the truth common 10 the In
experenced annoying the patient who. very nat
uray wantsio know without delay what Is the matter me
Of the arrangement the probabilities Oh ecuperauon
and the required. -- -, -
II brain has become exhausted BY intense mental ap
plcaou depryng Of the power OF connected thought "
can only its strength by being properly led and
nOnrished OF certain systematic methods IL Is
precisely with the nerves that preside over organic
lie The value branch Of medical practice
iy be oyerratct marriage, the perpetuaton Of
family names OF hereditary titles and the reten
ton OF estates, in the same family .
FROM long and large experience IN this direction hays
he. command the than kfl apprecia
lion Of some first families in the city and nation ami
can much that pertain 10 the oyerexercise OF
every the system and the OF re-
covering powers whether of brain appetite propensity OF
passion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
III. r. HEMROLD's BUCHr.


great diuVetc the Kidneys bladder AMI uretBra Be
ware of spurious mutations None genuine unless HENf
T. HEMBoLD BUCHU co, \. y is printed IN carmiDe
across original wrapper All druggista Depot 81 Barcayst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
Announcements,

PomerOy's Elastic Rupture Belt is the best
truss without springs Price 81. 746 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
THE KILLING OF ANTON mink.

Detectives Robinson and Dyer, of the Sew
teenth Precinct brought to tho Coroners Once yester-
lay young men whs were arrested on suspicion Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BosToS, Feb. 8, 1878.


To rho'a may concern.
The undersigned Insurance Commissioner hereby cerses
that the following true and Of the
cal condition, December 81 1877, OF the NEwENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF BOSTON,
as shown by personal examination made by him apd
corded In this Department;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
|R. RiDWiTS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taseless elegantly coated for the cur Of al as
orders the stomach liver bowels xcneys Dscr heI,ous
diseases headache constipation. indigestion yspeps.
biOusness bilious fever, inflammation OF 'ey
niles and ali tie iuersal ysc-sA "sSuso
10 eject a positive cure. Prico % ccuts per boz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12
arc the following :

Dwight NJ Babcock appointed assignee, yesterday
Of the firm of Reed Thompson, bankers, formerly Of
No. Wall-st. Claims amounting 10 S225,00O were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12

And preventative OF cUnsunip t0n. PHILLIPS :" PALAr
COD LIVER on. in combination Win PhOsPHoNLiRIIN
druggists. Depot, Plattst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-12

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents. There not
remedial agent this world that will cure Fever ai Agu
am, ali other MelariOus Bilious Scarlet Typhoid Yellow ava
other Fcvers aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. so qaicA a.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Fifty cents per DO'Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
DEATH FROM A MANS BITE.

An inquest on the body of NJ. j. Russell, of
No 2l4 Franklinst Brooklyn who died. as Is alleged
from bite inflicted by Thomas Kelly in the latter part
OF March, during quarrel, TO have been held yes
terday by Coroner Nolan, but the was adjourned
until Monday next Kelly il IN Raymond Street Jail
awaiting the result OF the inquest The quarrel grew
out differences about rent Russels finger which Kelly
bit TO the core, amputated and II healed Later the
arm swelled, and it also was amputated. The virus,
however spread throughout the body ana Russell died
I'm agony on Friday night All the vessels we're dis
eased and pyema. eryspelas, and decay Of the bone
united 10 produce death Russelps funeral took place
on Sunday at Cypress Hills MOrtuary Chapel. His
daughter exhausted by long Yignls her father,
tainted the grave Mrs Russell Is III IN bed from
pXclemput.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
MEASURING WITH THE MICROSCOPE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 17.--In response
to circular the Lyeeum of Natural History of this
place, large number Of morOscOpists have assembled
here in attendance upon the first National McroscOpca
Congress held IN this country The intention is to
found permanent organization, which shall meet each
year about the time the association. The first
meeting was held Wednesday, when the members
were welcomed by Mayor Cayen IN an appropriate
speech which replied 10 by Dr. Evers, Of the State
insane Asylum.
The principal paper Of the day from Professor W.
A. Rogers OF Cambridge, the subject OF The limit Of
accuracy Of with the microscope" 1t was
listened 20 with great attention in spite OF many dry de-
tails IN the tabulated results Professor Rogers
has within few months, been remarkably successful
IN the rui1 ncrometers and he has been measuring
The spaces between the lines in connection with Profes
s Morley of Ohio for the purpose Of determining the
accuracy II the divisions On comparing their results II
gars not only that Professor Rogers can rule nne lines
oB glass with the greatest accuracy, but also that two
ekferetsced observers can measure the distance De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

Regina Tolck Holdrey, Naples. Ztt0een julia (Br
Woodbouse Falmouth for orders Punch Eye Cof
Chngnecto tI3rl Potter Hamburg Scammei Bros.
BIgs Nellie Hustled Brewster, LISBON bts1' son q w
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook. Light W. cloudy. AZ
City Island. light, N w.
DISASTER
ST. JOHN B, Aug THE schr Eclipse 90 tons burden
Roster Paw r. for lOadel with deals went
IA Beaver Harbor saturday night All haEdn were
saved.
BELOW.
Brig Kate McDougal Innis, Humacoa with sugar etc to
Watson d Co.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Aug l0Arr srs Utopia, from Now York; Canada
LIVERPOOL Aug 9.-Arr strs FREDERICK (Span) from Bat
more: Massachusetts. from Boston.
QUEENSTOWN Aug l9-Arr strs Britannia from NeWIork
for Liverpool; Langshaw lBr, from New. York
MpvILR, Aug 1SArr str state Of Nevada from NewYork
Lame Aug 1esaed 18th inst str state Of Indiana from
AyoyafoyrH Ang l9-Arr str Naples B from New-York.
CARDIFF Aug bat str Rhe0la lBrl from NewYcrk.
ANTWERP, Aug 19.-Arr str Tiara tBr) from NewYOrk
LONDON, Aug 19Saled 9Th inst Lindesnaes Ionsberg,
for Philadelphia; 18th inst Chester 18th inst Graf
MoItke CaTnea Milton, B0Rar Atalanta, Capt H0ge-
MANN Grid Hannah McIOOn the latter for Hampton Roads
nth inst Crono Douglass Castle, Nielsen, both for
Faruefi LYDIA Capt Henry the latter Tor Orleans
KraRerO BalhmOre Albion Capt GunGerson Concora,
Capt Bull ErFag0n the latter from LYeroo all Tor New
YORK 10Th nDea Conga the latter from Gloucester for
PHILADELPHIA; Golden Horn, for NewYork.
Arr I4h inst Adolf Capt Chiarna. Hattie
18th inst Frso Exile Nina CAPT Scopihlch the lat
Esuore; 18th lnsf Curnum. Erna the latter on
PrawlepOint 18th inst, Henrik Ibsen T0nawanda Agnes
Arabela ordered TO LOWestoft CIV
Donkn; 10Th inst Joseph Baker. Louise, Capt kamen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROMLIvERPooL-Bg St,a,ashtp H,lrettd and Atra
W H. Armstrong Mr. and Mira OsterhOln, Jno. Wall T. Bar
Der ]. Runyari w. Gartord j. r. TyrTeli j. Riley f. ID
smith. Alex Meldrum, Mr.. Lawson. Mr. LAYER Mr. Deva
Mr.. aud Mrs champion, tho Hon. A. J. p Garesche Mrs.
Garesche, A. F. Garesche Miss NJ. L. Parish Miss ". de
Miss NJ dc ST. Cecie. Commander Rache Mrs Baehe
Mis-. r. Norman, A. Norman r. Seide. Jas Douney Mrs
Downey ar. Lees Walton II. ClarksOn. j. W. Winsor Mrs
kueetOue
Morrison n. Cunnp CHAM, Mrs A u. Peterkn, John ID.
Grbbon j. Wallace =. ID smth, A. w Heron Miss NJ Innes,
r. H. g. H. Hooper, r. CurTan, L. Baker, Drew,
+. Netoafe, 5. A. Bull Miss A. f. MKee Miss I. Philips,
Landrum, Dr. r. n CrOnin, T. Blyth and infant @.
W. Cooper f. II Pratt Mira T. H. Brent the Rev II Nelson,
w Pasnore r. GarrOck T. n. Bradheld j. Dana j. Dykes.
Master A w Dykes Miss Jessie Keddie, H. Connolly,
Thomson. Master j. Thomson, Mrs Connolly,
Miss COnnely,D Cheatlam II W rden. X MKendrick,
sinchhcld M and Mrs VIM Adamsou, s. p Darlington.
Mis-. GUNNER Miss A. Wsdie, Miss NJ Waldie MT and Mrs
j. Wadie Mrs Latham Miss J. Lothian tho Rev John A.
Scott the Rev VIM scott j. d. n sleght MI Flanagan,
Mr. Moss Mrs and Miss Henry, lsentha A. Margonpsk
Miss Feims, MI Emslie, Mr. Gordon w b. Clendevn, j.
Dobbie Mr. Parmle r. p. Lynch.
FROM FERNAN DINA-Bg steamship CITY Of DalLas-
Mr. aud Mis- Ia Baron Drury. MISS Annie Drury A. Pier
son. H. H. Francis T.; f. Wilson, J. f. MeAbbe Geo Hulst
MIR r. A. Reedor aud two children, W. IL. Jones,
Chas schadensky. a. Peters Mrs T. Leysns aud son Mrs
A. Imam, Mrs. j. Higgins, Mrs. g. Laddy, Mrs r. NJ Hen.
derson and daughter Jean Koster stanley d. g. Chap
man G. Hegaud Mrs. O. w. Maxwell j. Q. NJ AyTes Mrs.
r. A. Fitzgerald and daughter Miss Nee Fitzgerald Mrs.
H. G. HargTave Capt Chas Stevens W. Z. banner, Henry
Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
A NOTORIOUS THIEF IN COURT.

TRYING TO PROVE AN ALIBI FOR FRANCIS MCof-
FAILURE TO ESTABLISH HIS IDENTITY As ONE
OF THE THIEVES WHO ROBBED CASHIER STONE
The examination of Francis, alias Big {,
Mccoy the well-known thief, accused OF being lmpn-
Gated in the robbery Of Mr. Stone the cashier OF Haes
piauo factory was continued yesterday at Jefferson
Market Court Mccoy represented by A. Oakey
Hall and Leo schwab. schaer, fruit vender' testlned
that he saw cart drive rapidly by In Thirtyfourtst'
with three men In it. The prisoner Mccoy looked ike
the man he saw in the Of the cart but he could not
swear to his identity
william A. Newberry OF No. SOC East One-hundreu-
apdtwenty-Arstst. employed in Carringtons storage
warehouse on Third-ave testified that he knew the
prisoner by the name OF Francis Cummings. He had
seen Cummings about 2:3O p. the day OF the robbery
He also remembers reading the account OF the ropDey
the following day and saying TO Cummings tha'
pretty bad thing" -, IA
Della Martin, OF No. 500 East oue-hundred ana,
tyeny-hrstst testified thar she was sixteen years ou
and lived with Mr. Newberry and had been there ABOUT
three weeks. She had the prisoner Mccoy tnero
almost every dav. She knew the prisoner by tDe he
OF Cummlngs on one Saturday she cleaning house
Mr. Newberry at home SICK Mrs. NewDcII nad
gone down town. She went up TO the thlfu htoIy
went into Mr. Cummings room first IL was IL Ococs
when she went up and she there until quarter 70
reading paper and he had a book on his knee AZ
quarter past i Cummings went down stairs ana va" az
some lunch, and II WAS nearly O'Clock wneh no 10
turned 10 his room she had never heard OF the rODoe
with which the prisoner charged. In answer w
questions by the Court the witness said enc went ~
church and knew what would become OF her II she tOok
false oath. The further hearing was postponed uu'h
Saturday next at noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
BEATEN WITH A SMOOTHING IRON.

A man rushed into the Mercer Street Police
Station before daylight yesterday morning. crying that
ne had been murdered His head, face and clothing
were covered with blood and he staggered as If ready to
fall He was taken into the waitnGroom and the blood
was washed from his face. Three severe scalp wounds
we're found his head, and his face was bruised in
era places He gave his name Francis Dunn, OF No.
"a East FOurth-st His wife, he said had quarrelled
vth him. and had attacked him with smoothing iron.
An officer was sent TO Dunns house, and returned with
large colored woman, whom the at first described
as ms WIFE, The woman said that she kept laundry at
No "a East FOurth-st. and allowed Dunn 90 live with
her. but she denied that he her husband She talked
In loud Of voice. and threatened 10 strike Dunn
IN the statiOuhOuse He seemed 70 be frightened, and
admitted that he was not married TO the woman who
gave her name Mehala Dunn. They both placed
under arrest brought before Justice Murray az the
Jefferson Market Court Dunn was sent 20 the Island,
and the woman was discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
Suicide ON A FERRY-BOAT.
AN UNKNOWN woMAN's FATAL PLUNGE INTO THE
EAST RIVER.

AN UNKNOWN WOMAN'S FATAL PLUNGE iNiO AiiA
EAST RIVER
As the Hamilton Ferry boat Monticello was
approaching the Brooklyn slip about 1890 m yester-
day. an unknown woman jumped from the forward part
OF the boat into river aud drowned The woman
strange had attracted the attention OF the deck
hands One of them, Walter Murray, became suspicious
that she intended suicide. The expression OF her race
showed great suffering aud mental distress Murray fol-
lowed her In her vague wanderings about the boat
and stood her when she took position
close 10 the front chains. Suddenly the woman
darted under the chains aud leaped of the
front Of the boat. Murray at sprung after and
caught her by the just she went over the edge
He held on tightly the woman hanging over the side,
but before assistance rendered by the afTighed
spectators grasp relaxed the dress at the same time
giving way and the woman fell into the water Murray
went the guards of the boat but only In time 70
see the woman, struck by the Wheel sink beneath the
water An effort made 20 secure her hat az a
means Of Identification, but II hOated out OF reach ana
was lost.
The woman was described about twenty-tour years
old, dressed In a black dress and black hat WIN a
black and white feather. She short and OF dark
complexion. She unknown by any OF the passeli-
gers and last night clew to her identity had been
found The body was recovered IL said that II
any of the passengers had quickly 20 Murays as
sistance while the hanging IN MS grasp sue
would have saved But In the few minutes that he
was able 10 support ner seemed 70 have the pres
ence OF mind 10 render him aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
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MEMPHIS CALLS FOR AID.

TWELVE DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER YESTERDAY
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 19.-There is no
change to report in the situation for the twenty
four hours ending at p. The number OF new
cases is reported at nineteen and twelve deaths
go far as can be learned there are no cases outside
o: the infected district The reported ut noon
as soon az discovered. People continue 70 leave
the city 1t is estimated that not more than o,OOO
whites now sleep within the city limits At meeting OF
the Cizens Relief Committee to-day IL was resolved 10
call on the cities of the North, East aud west
for aid There is great restitution In the city IN CON
sequence Of the suspension Of business, ana inc
committee is unable to supply the wants wants
of the DOOR contributions can be forwarded
10 John q. LOnsdaie, IT., treasurer OF the conf
mittee, Major william Wallace, superlntenaenHt
OF the Southern Express Company having ohefed 10
transport money and supplies free OF charge Postmss
ter Thompson has been informed that tue memphis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
PIGEON sHOOTING Ar NEwpORT

NEWPORT, II. l., Aug. 19.-The handicap
match birds cach for the Lorlard Cup, OF
tie grounds OF the Narragansett Gun Club here to-
day. Mr. swngston took the cup, Mr. Robbins
40 per cent of the entrance money, and Mr. Townsend
saved his stake OF $40. or the other competitors
Messrs j. b. Roche, Y. Belmont, j. G. Heckseher, p.
LOrllard and Pierre Lorillard each killed eight birds
ana Robert Garrett, Walter HIDDEN A. }. Thornbell,
aud X. Peters, seven birds each. sweepstako
matches were won by John G. Hecksc her,
of Ncw-York, and Ii. g. BlOdgood, Of Providence.
A match FOR $3.50 then shot by T. G.
Van Buren, and Carroll Livingston. Each gen
teman killed eight out 81 ten birds, and the match
was declared draw by mutual consent The stakes IN
tho next match were divided between Messrs Livingston
and Heekscher each OF whom killed all OF their birds
and the same pursued IN the succeeding
match between Messrs. swngSton and Van Buren,. In
the fnal match for SIS, ten birds each, T.. W. Davis
killed eight and T. Z. Van Buren, i've birds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
AMussING DEFENDANT.

In the suit of Beatrice STAFFORD against T..
Potter Wight reported in yesterdays TRIBUNE, Judge
Van Bruut very promptly denied the order Of arrest
Being asked his reason, he answered: Well, didn't
think Il was right Isn't that enough ~ sherns Off
Ger still continues his frutless search for Mr. Wight
Miss STAFFORD holds daily consultations with her counsel
Howe & HummeG. Mr.. Howe said that yesterday a
man claiming to be Mr. Wights lawyer came 20 him
and asked him 20 withhold the case until Mr. Wight
should appear The proposition declined. and the
lawyer departed. The Office OF Mr.. Wight, az No 30
Wa-st is dingy little room, with the sign T. Potter
Wight & Co. the door. Vest rday is sole occi-
pant Was stless clerk. who said that his employer
had gone on a pleasure trip % Niagara and would not
return until the latter part Of the week Several brokers
eaid Yesterday that Wight not legitimate broker
IA he did not belong TO the Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
A HUSBANDS FERocIous BRUTALITY.

At the jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday Maurice Powers charged with beating HE
wife and attempting throw her out of the window Of
the top floor OF No. 41O West rhrty-unih-st II APP
pears that Sunday night Powers came home ntoHi-
Gated and because he could not get his supper at
began beating his wife, She resisted him, and finally
pushed him into the hail. whereupon he had her arrested
for assault Officer Fredericks sent 20 investigate
the matter. He found that Powers, not content with
heating hp wife, had attempted 10 throw her out OF the
window. The sash and shutters we're broken In the
struggle He had succeeded In getting his wife outside
the window and she was only saved by falling on the
fre-escape In Mrs. Powers said that they had
been married three years, and during that time her hus-
band had not worked more than three months she bad
done her best 10 support him and her child. Powers
sent 10 the Island for six months IA default Oi SlOOO
hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
BRAwL BETWEEN HoBoKEN POLITICIAN

a political cIuD, knOWH rs IHt OIIIAtHh OtH-
trail Association was organized IN HObOken three years
ago. Herman Thinker elected treasurer, and Julius
schlatter secretary The organization soon dsbanded
but certain sum remained in the treasurers hands and
he mas been requested frequently 10 pay the 10
some charitable object. On Saturday an article ap-
reared in a Hoboken newspaper Ia which Mr.. Timkens
action was strongly denounced Mr. schater was sus-
pected as the author On Sunday Thinker and schatter
met in Hudson Park schlater said he wrote the arti-
Gle when Thinker eOwhded him severely Tie latter
made complaint against his assallant who was held in
$500 bail, The two men met later In the day, when
mkeu again attacked Schlatter and Knocked out
eral OF his teeth Yesterday the injured man con-
fined 20 ms bed None of Mr. TimKen's friends yeSteI-
day knew OF his nidng-pare. 1lmken was formerly
Mayor OF HObOken, and II a wellknown politician. He
schater The latter has also been put under bonds for
Mr.. Timken.