The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-02

age C2mm's,ouyls Tor the city OF 3rooSiyn, defend.
d'PS'i6bnF Rs "a tpa ga Ss saS
rel q conats IN restraining conmfion Of the acts
,lHG, a, 5., MI, iodggS injury TO nc pianiia
AMI theN ace hsrc1y enone and res ain'd ron max.
tie isiaNi ~ faS"tte, g1tWs ~ mlygl
Ntn .rWt Flaibusl pvcuuc, In the city of Brooklyn
NJ j. SEiTsoN, cry Judge.
rng swlSDLEas BNcK Down.
lie further hearing of TIE complaint wos eel down
board, v-cIy ic'c teing the daa- 10. 70 .urcs tHat
Nou.d he m1 e iu the course "f tie litigation
q, -l4y .-si lie.-l ca' % t,o WLoc JaD D. tmi-
iu- U.er former u,tiuu aud resolving to leave lie
aveuu" In it, uu.cu' condition.
TIE DtsCIosrRts winch TIE WATER BOARD FEARED
were more than iutrl az IN the progress OF the pc
huitury PROCEEDINGS had IN the above action. Gao
OF the uDst damaging destinations Oi the complain.
ants was that Tue rcwhcrs OF the Water Board were
interested IN tie pTults OF tie ScOlson Pavement
CoWuny If tot stockholders In that corporation.
~undry iacts we're promised to be proved pointing
unnsiakably to such community OF interest For
a. ance, bad tho come to trai, II would have
been shown that The Water Board allow e. per thou.
sand loot or cutting the blocks used In the Nicol.
son pavement, while com Detcut lum, err ncn Eould
testify that they can be probably cut for thirty cents
per thousand feet.
VINO owns Tue RED HOOK POINT NiLLi
Another circumstance was limited, even more
damaging than this, II was alleged in open Court
Interested In the mill at lied Hook Point, where
these blocks are cut and, 81 course, sharers IN
me prouls OF siat mil ~ as CHARGED above, tnero
the cutting of the blocks, any ono who can esti.
uate the number OF feet Of Humber required to pave
avenue, can lHcertain tie enormous profts tile
WAFER Board Ring expected 10 make gu, OF this Job.
1HE CROOKED WAYS or CONGRESSIONAL AsPI-
RANT.
very significant Circumstance connected with
this business is called to our attention by an inteli
cent correspondent nom Brooklyn. The Hon.
Thomas Kinsella, prominent and iavorite neuten.
tho Editor.in.Chiei OF tie Brooklyn Ea1L. The
same a. now, During his former occupancy OF that
distinguished position, the Eagle was noted for ts
Ihis psteut pavement was then denounced daily ID
The Bdgis az a swindle. Mr.. kinsella was Tor q
sumed tho management Vt That journal, which he
sti holds but singulary enough during that inter-
val Mr. kinseile forgot his hostility TO the Nicols
pavement which is now the only wooden pavement
the Water Board aud the Ring permit TO be laid Ia
BroOklyn, and against which neither Mr. Kinselln
personally, nor the Eagle, has sny complaint. Mr..
kinsela is now seeking, under tho auspices OF the
l!inr q domination Tor Congress- lie sought, u
short time ago, to secure IN election to the Presi
dency of the School Board, hoping TO use that poll.
ton rs steppingstone 10 Congi oes. lie Jailed In
that. lie nay now uanipuats CongrcssionaI
70 KNOW something definite about his strange and
m,sterions relations with this Neolson pavement
THE Patriots VINO DO THE RING's BIDDING.
Below we appeal the names Of the patriots who
IN consideration OF une-ulnet fourth interest I'm
ioI 2Ox'o feet In dimensions, were willing to servo
the interests OF tie brooklyn Ring aud sig n frau.
duieht penuon asking Tor the paving OF Laiay cite
avenue VITA Nieolson pavement on which the Ring
expected TO make 5000 or $4,000 pronI 1t all
De hotlced that NUMBER of tlcse patriots hail from
New York. Their names are:
John II. korns, JOhu L. Hun. Frank V. whitney
ShaTles i. mayer L. Aines. John A. Bramson, Lau,
tnco Tower, D9yiI D. pcaIborn, Edward u, Mason,
Ln0mas yyrawell Grenvllle, Memo son, Harris Il.
Aeyeu, William A. Weeks John s Golneid. Ed, j.
hitney Albert Day Jsne- H. Read, ThomIs ii.
lodgeins James Francis. Henry A. Solomon, vii.
Clayel. ulytus rHlman, John I. james, Charles W.
Frede!ick Saba, Frank soulherand. John Buris
Trans >. Alyne Harvey H. Brown, JARVIS s. Edson
.SaId l. llbne sh, James L. Morgan, Jr. Jol atlan
MVrrson. Charles billings. lbsr,es 4. stnimors, Tao-
ogcfs Jaiaes a ksdned. Charles IL stone ff am
u. Harrison, Aarmon kdson, Theodore L. Iage II
the city OF Bruoglui aud william 1. Ladd George O.
fhrnhan, NAtnau II stock well Joseph j. Cornell Lou.
4. h1i. ins.o9' tlar.es IL klag' James Hay, jose
5AcN, A ram L. hOrmal, hco 4. Ma.d J a, Iarker
ALVIN l1jard Arthur l.. Barney, Henry A Fraacir.
AIvAahVer D. carter, George A. Middl brook HoDerl
l. Gus JANE H. OE1iye, Francis NJ. Welsh. Aoyes T..
IiarR, Alexander J.. sLaS SAMUEL u. French Stephen
A. sallanos Cha les %. heudA, william II. Heniilnes
. lllsht ~ STRONG, Iicnlrd j.. nspron, Edward r.
=. Fuhk Fisncs kan. FniIp H. 5toVegg, EdNald s.
dourUe. tOrLeias ward aud Isaac u. Fletcher OF tie
city OF New lofk ana LemueI NJ kellog. OF The city
u BrUOkiyn
Tie question now arises, what Will these gentle.
"a 40 WAN their landed property On lafayette aN