The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-08


threw herself into the Niagara river, just above the
cataract from whence she thrown down the mighty
an hour Without SIGHT hoSs to
hold the body seemed to be tossed upward by
sbs soon With her limbs np some other
ton Of her body only to be drawn back by the remorse
Hess power, and after describing few momentary
yrations be tossed again like cork out Of the water
Ropes were thrown long time with nooses, but wshou
for by the time the ropes thrown for her
she under water and distant two rods from tn
shore where boat, cannot live an instant. Finally she
vas secured by sturgeon spear and brought to shore
eommcdstng PRO Bono Publico to the fest extent OF
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hed obiect,ns 60 his proposed am induced
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how covert attention is directed to hs power
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sh HI, as the are Honesty deter
.Isa%:ns with tie mn Council
preeatsd every honest but which much
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nsh n in the Of The passage Of their S
bsiieve that this company composed Of different kind
Pro Bono Pubiico determined to consider and
thea. hit 70 ss I aa entirely
only stess ms to his snoPoy IRE suggested BY the self
to the Board Of Aldermen signed BY Of
1.'o .T;lls Mqs1 IsIsasF
ana others
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shsnss upon tie proposed route thns every mid
Bono Nell and
ed the wishes opinions Of those he himself
That me Of the ADVANTAGES claimed BY Pro Bono Pub
Nee to be from she nss projects are "
huSy h bss that he
sfproperty In Broadwaythey the ndces 81 prosps
dotted thai the plan Under consider on viii
in Of the in e on a. ~
erase Of the confusion and an utter mpo,ency to effect
.Sis necessary consequence constantly increasing
81 sns but M 70 that
to reign the city and where you'd be the bns
ssasass ne aaIss + Pearl ;tsss
y would business and their quiet
aSI e for The as , e.
ceiling it. in masnasenee has been &c
mos. ard s.il and still ne stores
been IN creased tenfold, and are still increasing
The first advantage claimed that of ing Of half
as Se @ sns
III. city rs % enr mss long .na Tough %sss
time forydvs Gf.y minutes Including $50 and de.
' .ss ss aH
ares, Tsus their sa% brought to the test Of
Sgur.s proves to 30 . cunning catch
hardly probable that could made advantage
laim No. unfairly aseriees to the omnibases all the
blame for the evils lis Of Dc Not G.ss m, yns;
Are the carriages carts and dir. carts Of
ieaasg no sign Why does Pro Bono PuSiico fondly
i that sn n .a S ss
Clearly M The properly swept there would Be
hat Pro Bono Paeico was enaesvorns to convince us
that hs ms1s; smpSys ha in ne
prope,ors had eartsd on to the as kind q
TER and which surprised he ever consented to en-
Claim No l. The relief of Broadway fthe Irregular
nibuse- &c., sserbing again to the omn busse Ian
I ps With roadwsy has been
free from buildings in of erection are never ohokd
~ Gre. Oh Get entirely i'm ASA % which,
% chs into has p
blocked up rendrns IL necessary those that msrey wi
sn for hee
Claim viii Sy asno d tho
the streams ascending and the descending vehicles,
The pi e"s very ssys.y .asesS The
ss @ % r wst and ssr s @
superstition that the effect of TX through the middle
.hs them shs on The
c.ssas Be pn fair u
Jug and great sufferers IL they
Clam is The reduction Of the omnibus fare kept
Ire fare Is down owsr or as low point
than By any Of the RAJ, bss sacten eight t.
Low BY the bus
tbe routes and these alterations made from the
sugaes their not called for BY the
would materially reduce the fare made clearly
as soon possible the raising Of to 6
'h Claim Ss sas ss Of its
an SSds N s
The why Broadway has been undesirable Of
benin & nSe R% snS
pa, ements bsins laid and other Indications Of the transit
viii naturally resume Is former condition: ~, :.
Claim TO benefit uptown property The road +
sss ks%,S them ;S':s pass,s: q
na the TIRE, are adapted to NEE, g.
hs creates. wonder Of the age "pro Bono
has frequently Seen Soes drilled through ssae blocks
rs1 TO
suits his optical exercises intended to shadow out hs
laid down. Are We then to see echo holes drilled
Il
s TO he carried
sha: Is az unworthy dodge Of the issue presented. Ny
Abe Insertion Of bolts into the 81 ohs and the constant ham
the bolt heads the passing cars would In ey
tably split blocbs This demonstrated upon the
Hsri. m track portions OF viii III laid granite
bnca tho result above and instead OF the great
advantage expected TO be derived from their durability
At great needessly and were com
PEELED substitute Therefore, tho rails could not be
laid dny proposed in grooves upon the surface
the which would AXE II absoutsv ne
remove portions oft the assertions Of Pro 30
NO Pubhco'' 90 the contrary notu ithstsndins. -,
This be ." tripg point Of detail but our citizens
will think hold contrary opinion; they are just begin
ming the advantages of the best pavement uno
riabiy laid down. alter patient snbmissi9n 70 TN