Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-20
0 Farrell Read at all
Masses in Carieret the
Statement as Signed.
FROM LAWYER.


According 10 the terms Of settle
ment in the suit brought by Miss a.
R Nolan now Mrs Edwin Quiu)
against John Quin, for SANDER, Faith
or O'Farrell, pastor Of the church at
Carteret, read from the pulpit, at all
masses there, last sunday, the follow
ing statement
There was Il misapplchousion with
regard to the lots; they were not
bought by the church, nor with church
money and the church did NOT claim
them. There wa ne"er an eNorbltant
price asked by Miss Anna h Nolan
now Mrs. E 5. Quinn for tn lots. as
she always stated she did not want to
sell them.
"A settlement was brought about
through the intervention OF MIR, Can.
ia aud myself.
II wish to inform the parish that
Mr.. John Quin states that in the arti-
Gle published in the New Brunswick
Times he had no intention of reflect
ing on Miss A. Il. Eolan's now M,s.
Quinn moral standing or character.
Rev. John J. OFarrell.
This statement was drawn up and
signed in the surrogaTe's office at
Freehold and ii was on the condition
of it being read Mt all the masses tie
following Sunday, that Miss Nolan,
now Mrs. E. QuinJ consented TO a
settlement Of the case.
TIE account Of the settlement Vas
published in the News the day fol
lowing. a Jay or two later a letter,
which Robert Adraip, counsel flor
John Qnin, had written to q New
Brunswick paper, was rep oduced IN
this paper. In reply tosthat letter the
Evening News is in receipt of the fol-
lowing communication from Mr..
Johnson, counsel for Miss Nolan,
now Mrs. Edwin Quin:
Freehold, N, J., January II, 1908,
10 Editor Of Perth Amboy News: =.
Ny Dear Sir:
1t seems that the spirit Of Nolan VS..
Quin will not down, but mnst needs
again intIude itself upon public at
tentiOn. There has been some com
plalnt at n recent letter which ap-
peared in your paper signed by Robert
Adrain concerning the settlement III
that case, and I know that you desire
to publish the truth.
The simple facts are as follows: A
certain publication appeared in the
New Byuuswick Daily Times of Au.
gust LIST, 1904, in which the follow.
ing language was used: THE WON.
an s career HIS occasioned comment
ever since she came here" This was
followed by statements to the effect
that certain lots At Carteret, n. j,
had been purchased by Rev. Father
Casey for the church at that place, but
had been transferred by him to his
housekecper, Miss Nolan that q Mr..
Canda had given the ground for the
church, and was di~spleased when he
found hc had been trickc ID that Faith
ct Casey's successor had desired these
lots for the church, but that this wom-
an had put a big price on them, AVID
threatened to put up tenant houses on
them if he did not buy, &c, It wa
set forth in the article that John A.
Qqin, Of Carteret, wrote these state
ments to the paper, and bis name Wa
printed at the bottom. Mis-, Anna r.
Nolan, Of Carteret, now the wife Of
Edwin $, Quin1 upon whom the arti-
Gle reflected, brought suit against Mr..
John A. Quiu in the New Jersey
Supremc Court for damages for caus-
ing the publication OF said a@rticie, al.
Logging that the article was libellous,
The case cam, up for trial at Free
hold On Thursday, January 18th, inst,
but was tiled by Mr.. John a. gain,
the defendant paying plaintiffs costs,
and signing q .r~etraotion in writing,
setting forth that the comment rc'
ferrrd to in the article was not in
tended 10y him to reflect in any way