The New York herald., 1873-09-15

wagons wage :, about. But f Is also to be urged
rsonI rmas II the wagon hat. been driven by
pess9his per snis on legitimate bustness they would
ac. Una. tney had passed the place Indicated the
time mentioned Had they been friends OF the i'm.
acknowledged it, so as to clear Their hiends from
tas snspicion and they were friends OF he Kelsey
that they passed over the road az tHat time of
night 80 as to take the legal authorities or this
pn nacut ~ Te IN TINS manner false There is
THIS WAGON WAS TRACED.
near the beach heard 1t also And still anothe1
wagon story, this time having the appearance OF
possession OF the names OF some persons who
were returning from a spree or party Of
IN portion. OF the street known as "tse
Bowery." 1t was about one O'Clock in
bowerg ornn 5 saw ss they ans the
person or persons In it having a lantern. They
suppose that the parties IN the wagon detected
their near approach, for the horses were at once
turned about, retraced portion OF the route, and
then turned or to the left (nOrthward) into Wall
morning roysterers have repeatedly declared to bo-
long to the Primes. They state that they identi-
ea Wa strssy, beyond question now ~ oowng the
reach Lloyd's Beach
ALONG THE SHORE ROAD.
VI course L Shat course was taken the testimony
OF Mr. Bryar and OF Mr.. Scudder as to the wagon
they heard amounts to nothing. Bat believe that
l u
distance, leads into the road on which Mr.. Bryar
lives, and IN this way 1t may have been one and
a p 0 hrS Wns
nothing to hinder the wagon from turning from
Wall street back into Main street after eluding the
Spring road to Lloyd's beach, The place where
THAT TELL-TALB SHIRT,
with the bloody mont skirt, was found within O
few yards OF the post which marks four miles from
Huntington village. Thele was also with 1t boot.
They lay beside the road just across little rough
WOODEN which a.
In the marshes. Mr.. Bryer stated to me to-day
tnat IN the 1oorng Of that bridge there was last
inches above the level OF the roadway. The theory
Is that these articles formed loosely rolled bundle
was driven rapidly In the great haste and dark.
ness over this unevenness on the bridge the con-
II was lost. In connection with the assumption
that this was the dead mans shirt, 1t must be re-
naked they and sna
to explain the
FINDING OF BUT oNB BOOT
1t need only be remembered that as he was leaving
his arms and with his jesr!ng tor.
Of his boots at Dr. Banks. who, 1T viii
be remembered, was courteous enough to the ladies'
yard to mold up lantern which he carried several
times 30 that they might see the wretch who was
the covering and apparently uncomplanng subject
woman, who lulhls the old adage Of being .'at the
lead Miss Smith out to see
THIS EDIFYING SPECTACLE.
between Sammis and Banks in the yard, with
Banks politely holding up the light to Kesey's ear
Th the s %ay and YET sSat us
was not present when the tarring and leathering
was done, and that he only reached the yard OF
The fact Is that he knew all about the cOntempa-
ton we'll as the carrying out OF the po and the
SaVs ess and Dr. BANKS is the
same category; and wnen all Of these people
whose names are known, deny that they know
any OF the individuals who put on the tar and
feathers and handled Kelsey they utter wilul alse'
hoods.
which never has been written which tends to show
the enormity OF the manner Of the outrage
guilty ', parties. The arst is not 1T to be put ia
print and the last is OF such nature that its pub
cation would, perhaps, defeat the ends 0! Justice
On the whole, however, 1t may be relied on that
the tolls are
SLOWLY BUT SURELY BEING DRAWN
around them: There will DO many new points de-
veloped ut the Inquest, and as soon as the town
meeting, which has been called Tor Tuesday, has
ss w be quaess
Riverhead. Justice Moniort, Coroner Baylis, and
have been summoned 70 appear before the Grand
Jury. the first win produce ., the record
as a witness in the proceedings last fall The Cor
Oner will produce the record and verify the lden-
tfty or the prisoner as u WltueSS UelOTe Llus Ou
Tuesday last, when
PRIME swORE POINT BLANK
against his former testimony, and swore also that
he knew his first testimony was false at the time
he was testiyng. His father also Is in the embar-
rassing predcament of having to swear against his
own son and sustaining the evidence which Is to
make him convict and deprive him Of the rights
OF citizenship. II that Is not retriDutlou 1t would
be dnlcult to understand what the meaning OF the
word Is.
Trial OF Two OF the Alleged Tcrrorists
Postponed.
The September term Of the County Court and
Court of Sessions OF Suffolk county will commence
at the Court House in Riverhead to-day. The
most interesting case on the calendar was that OF
Messrs. Samms and Banks, who are charged with
riot in being engaged In the tarring and feathering
of Charles G. Kelsey on the night Of the 4th of No
vember last; but this case by an order OF Justice
Barnard has been transferred to the Circuit Court,
which Will not assemble until the 27th OF October
1t Is probable however, that the recent revelations
resulting from the discovery OF the supposed re-
mains of Kelsey will lead to further investigation
by the Grand Jury, which will meet to-day, and
that other indictments OF more serious character
will be found against the prisoners popularity
supposed to be connected with tue outrage.
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