The New York herald., 1873-09-12

TIIlnth appllCouOn LOT Dali t~mOrrOW; OUT Cou-
stable Trainer seems to be mad about something
and the chances are fifty to nothing that young
Prime will sleep in the county JAIL at Riverhead
Sixty miles distant, tonight.
The Grand Jury Of the Court OF Sessions Will CON
vene on Monday next. and Prime's case Will then
most likely be brought before them.
When the prisoners wife heard OF the result she
tainted.
Kclsey's Literature.
The following are some examples Of Kelseys let
ters and pen pcturings which obtained to-day
through the courtesy OF Mr.. Pratt associate conn.,
sci for the people. They are selected from among
dozen specimens addressed to various persons In
cludng several to Julia Smith. In these latter
while there Is nothing obscene, there is much low
and contemptibly hbldinous double enten-
dre. The Mrs. stuart to whom one Of
the letters was written ia an aunt OF
Mrs. Sammis, nee julia Smith. This letter,
as well as that to Mr.. Long, who was Postmaster
at that time, and in whose hands so many of Kel-
sey's letters to Miss Smith accumulated because
the family would not take them from the
ONCE refers to a certain NEE ting which Kelsey as
sumes to have arranged with Miss Smith and the
nOvelesque bosh which follows. 1t Is an unfinished
screed in which Kelsey, fancifully, perhaps, de-
scribes the circumstances under which the appoint
ment for that rendezvous was made,
In WHICH "a FRIENDLY SETTLEMENT" Is ASKED.
HUNTINGTON, June 26, 1850
absent rom her house the 10th Of May, that
sse hSqu @s cSny yGn
sms yet 50 cast aSa~ eSs
jna's s % have RETAINED ,Iss rom saying saying any
than as
always keep such q. secret unless I were bound by
70 hss #
and Friendly settlement q this Question wsish Julia
the b 05 gazing
alone s at 'SG nine neht when she Knew that
% ssaiSs.H Ha d yoSiS Put h.ssra;
claim il The contest Nov maj Julia has sysa ;hs
Sa ia S's fy ssS"'s Sas
RATHER MIXED.
DEAR ssI wish to make an explanation Of the rather
dero exonsrsts myself TSm @ The mp1ia,icn 40 Of being
purporng, IN somew what concealed language to extend
to s M sSqa not msss be
frs% The dasrans unpafdenaele sighting
% sdh ahs al
hp by h Srs 10 s
very romantic episode-making the whole eventually
'uminA' in crash at your ''e cHs 12cr
THE 'RoMANCE.n
"Good morning. Julia ~ said Oros "T glad to see
to blame, dear julia although have had some
W afz saHs
he SS his .1 She
with lead pencil something upon the iy leaves. and
Ja to have you for
msns dsd Il
be prejudiciai to US both. You know how very much
@
kind and good to me- 1t Is painful to do anything against
You need not do ANYTHING against her will said orios
be any the wiser Fl {hat ranspire, especlalyi
s .e rs SsSi her ss
dn Hy
way OF getting over It at present" ,.r,
in love and a. war Which Would reprehensSle
"a s!ss II
sw Julia snadeny 6 turned to- to 0ros 70
Ssd p ier fGsna and those asep
of abiding affection. 49,
long Shilling ssu and Tipping
of the bridge, was soon lost to sight
Orlos here plunges into vein OF fearfully boshy
rhapsody concerning the ecstacy OF feeling into |
which he found himself transported by this chat |
with mythical school girl, and then resumes as
ollows:-
While nduging in these yagrant fancies he be.
thought himself Of the probable message that Julia had
urned to 1t, and what his surprise in finding |
pretty little note in most beautiful chrosraphy reading
meet me at the bridge tonight at eight O'Clock. Your
,Be sure 9 ,9 come" ,o,,ov hi. .rso. for ,o :,
as Ware M ss oys 20 h that the could
lie stood midway between the 9rgh, dreams Of oths.
nlhned-and their final and perfect -
-
Reasons for Believing He Is-A Letter
Worth Perusing.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
There is so much interest evinced by the public
in this case that trust few words the subject
from one who has had considerable experience In
weighing and testing evidence will not be taken
amss.
must premise that am q stranger to all the
parties-a stranger to the locality OF Huntington,
L. /. have no possible interest to serve; have
no prejudices, except perhaps against the perpe-
traitors, whoever they may be, who tarred and
wretched being who five are to Judge
him by his writing, ought to have been locked up
as q monomaniac, or openly horsewhipped by some
of Miss Smiths friends, rather than tarred and
feathered.
Up to the present moment, let us see what has
been proved on the subject.
4th OF November last Charles Kelsey was tarred
and feathered at Huntington, Long Island, and
that he afterwards went to his home.
Secondly, that some ten months afterwards a
pair Of legs and the lower part OF the abdomen OF
human body were found in Oyster Bay, not far
from Huntington, with tar and feathers on them.
Stripped OF sentiment and stripped Of prejudice,
this Is all that has been proved that would be
worth anything as evidence on which to place any
human being in jeopardy Of his life.
True it is that pair Of pantalosns and pair OF
drawers belonging to Charles Kelsey were found
on the legs; but these might have been placed
there by any one who had purchased such a pair Of
legs any place where such articles are for sale,
and prove nothing. No one has Identified the legs
as being the legs Of Kelsey by any mark or other
wise, and the parts OF the body that could have
been identified are missing.
With these facts before US let us examine the