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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

At one of the prominent hCels Of his class ne re-
portcr WA, informed that the prices were no" ~ low ia
the yi,pretors could do business at and Keep rom i
iuc: that hotel ,odld nOs furnish Gas, water, ara h
nnny cases q steam elevator, which at ovcst rsuha"
c - day &C. rua and charge less tEa2 81 per "s 'ol
rooms Another proprietor OF al uptown h0oi st'ei
that he mad reu,rd nis rates ~ low -, IL 6s Po7e'
under bis present Lease and that tho owners OF t"o
p,opcr;y gould lower tho rent hc could .hd Won" IT.
,ce ,s rates from - 10 80 per cont The oFuo Oh was
faueptly expressed that She enormous roma ai we:S
the eapss Of the existing high prices aaJ "i ieo io''
are carried on under unrip,re, naes, TO when t"e
landlords bold the propretors, aad o rouco tlIr f''
with their present would De 10 become bankrupt
\ prominent h0tol recently changed hands, tA' tease
having c. pred, vt re-inct0n Of rent rom hoi' 'ah
$40 900 per AMMAN 20 rJp,'T'O
The PRINCIPAL hotels kept upon the AB"r'ah pan re-
tain a,ont tie same prices during IT." psi three Je'
ANON, the hotels of ths cla, :epr scnei 's hlhS III
favor Of reduction arc the metropolitan draid ''h'"'
IT. rlcnoas and iarlcs Hotel hcs.r7 Brc'hn fureeil
< Co. proprictors OF the metropolitan I5t' 5t'ed that
urine The rest ~ TIE Snnnrr AMI emily fat tero ana
NOS ssoG 10 be an immediate Prospect OF fin'hoh p1'
trat rces would be lowered either dfihs to FaIl OF
Winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

rEoGtEs REGSEpiSG TH2 COMPTON, ~ cGoloN
WATER, Nrw rEsyUyoIg SAP 20 rs NEToSp
Mach COMPLIANT has been made daily Of the
i.uuuris. Ia tie citys wttcr Tho water r. obtained
nom the Crofcu River srd .f 81. ursr to th's city u
exposed To- many nPIIe, % reason 81 iic rArc-sn"N'
o. csnrc Of MISTY pcop. living along tS banks The
great cyH however, has bcou the intensely h" pnd dry
weather. mich has reduced iho y,lumr ~ water, aud
ms, impaired its purity 80 such degree as TO csu'o
,,rions drth-al ID .dics 90 prrsons ot susceptible
n,Eiu.zaiipns and mach discomfort To others. Prof
Chandler Of the Board Oi Slth, IN explanation o. he
t.ourie Ssya thrt the unpleasant co'dton OF 'rot"n
wafer r,rlir, periodically II probably never been
80 dsaxrre.,be now. u IS due T. th' presence oil
peculiar so cc- 81 fresh water a.a. called scueicay
p,ao,ileI by tho unScioutilc green SCUM II Is
s,i,roscou.c Plant, being perceptibe rs "A plant only
ruIcr Tho microscopic 10 essential oil that
has ~ uupiea ant Vor tn" prosen,e OF tIo plant IA
,ho Cotton yolr does not mdloas' th" mpuly nt
the vItor that Is contains, Or ~" plnt II uloh ouu III
thoroughly WArlos"uc wafer.
Fho l,nsccntifc consm.- declares hat the wa"r hlS
a woody and = is taste aud yer- fiSagr'oahic odnr
Those ~" In the nler part or she eng say tht hs
w.tsr /, tainted Oy dccoycd 'ninal matter fises anu
a ,,,ro That sopo prOrss Of publication should DO
adopted Cho. Engre"r CIurbeil says tra1 thor" h's
than for two ycnrs past lie says e rain -mo liihe
ago washed int the supply laEc iarge quantity ut
cary it over tbs dam. II would be very dliHcus 10 d'
VS.. sy-tefn OF Graton tor tho lOoOoOooO Gallons Oh
mo Larger boating matter from coming down hui any
screen that would seop ont ths s,nMier matter mat
iaiy II could not be used There siould be bnolhrr
dao above tho rst mp The river ana another IN an ia
drawn Oh and clesnsed wi lie u" city oonid DO supp.1
with wat froo the OF II would tako $lcOUOoOO
10 buili the ncI dan AID reservoir.
r, brcauso of the stocking or the hc1dwaers OF the
the tor breeding place IN order to deposit theif
spawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
TlfE KELSEY OUTRAGE.
tbo last form IF fine suffolk County Court

At the last term of the Suffolk County Court
OF oyer md roniner The Indictments charging Royal
u0 - lclpr sa;nmis Of Huntington with the murder Of
Charlie G. Kelsey put over 10 the September term
at tho request Of D'5ict-Atorney Wickh1u, who had
recently taken office and was sufficiently acquainted
with tie Gctaiis the II IS now under that
Mr Tichau expresses the determination not to try tho
S1mmi at al aac~ those interested il the prosecution
con satisfy him NAT there ia reasonable probability or
conviction, that II appears probable that tho sames
WI 10 freed from the rcstr1nt OF bail september IN
trs4 sometime CFn be accomplished ny the people 10
show he court thN rccrs5iV OF continuing The bonds
villa view OF obtaining such satisfying cNiirncc pc
ttlOu l. being extensively circulated nj Huntington re-
Gcsng GOV Ilrn. On The part OF the state TO oner
reward aud Executive Clemency to any person or per
-or- who viii furnish evidence to convict tue nurderris
Counselor II g. Plat ~ IlnntiuGtUa, who = thoroughly
cIe Gnt II ell The circumstances p tnc case - r ~
they have beer revealed VIII lay hs petition he
Governor, with the aeTh, u IL understood,
his hecf that there i at lcas; one person WHO can
give the particulars ~ tina entire plot against Kelsey,
and OBty rtuiios assurance OF cicioncy 10 III
ducc him 10 roy cal u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
Runaway WIFE FOUND.

Daniel Bowe, wealthy farmer of Rome, n.
" told Justice Riley OF Brooklyn on Saturday that IN
1902, while living in Montreal, he was married 10
Young ai-, whom he bad known only year He IVeo
with her THREE years. although be had some supsions OF
MA gifes nfdelity. A. length he accused her openp,
aud she left her homo eayin; behind Two chdFeh one
only ora mouth old He did not hear cf his wlie
for . wear and half when she suddenly returned bone.
She proessed extreme p-ncnce, and Mr. Bowe forSaVe
her on the following day, however, she ran
away again, taking Mr.. Bowc's con Martin with her.
In 1899 Mr. BOwc moved 70 Rome. He made
numerous attempts 70 trace his wife, ard about sx
weeks AGO learned tho s' An Brooklyp. last Fri
day he found Ter married 10 MIR GaIr7J, who Keeps
grocery store I'm Kcntaye near myrtle-aye Blo"syn.
Sb, refused To tell him vhcre his MI Bowo
produced the MARRIAGE certificate, anG Justice Rilsy
Issued q warrant his wife, who was soon aItcr ar
rested Size stated hat her husband was intcn crate,
aud failed 10 support Ir lowe asceralntd mat
his sou was connected Win the Notorious JACKSON 1Ol
low gang aud had sent ~ the House 0t Refuge on
Il Charge @ larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
A RIOT IN PASSAIC.

TIE CITY CoUNCILNEN ASSIST THE PoIICE-So ONE
DANGEROUSLY ISJURED--A NUMBER or ARRESTS
MADE.
An extraordinary street riot took place on
Friday evening In Passac NJ j. Some OF the employees OF
ono OF the mills passed tho afternoon In game OF base
ball. and then went to Beigemana saloon in Man-aye
who're they had several drinks and small quarres Upon
leaving this saloon they met invalid, Mr. walton
The apparent rngieader Of the party Patrick fnnesa
former inmate of the State Prison Knocked him down.
kicked him about the sidewalk ana hurt him severely
Mr. Waltons cheek was laid open from ais mouth 10
eve his ear was split and he reed ed cash IN the pacR
Of the neck There doubt that hc would nave peeh
Kicked to death but tie arrival OF number OF oicers
who arrested Tnnosan and Others whereupon the rest
NJ the crowd attacked tho officers and tired
70 rescue the prisoners. Then ensued a riot the
atre crowd to tho number II 200 persons, nght-
ing with tie police and each other pfOnlcuouSy lns
noise ati the attention OF tie me Dert OF INC OI
Council, who were In session III me Sl nan, on ,o ~
10 the scene OF the riot C"ubcimen Bogat ana hrsnt
fought aide BIZ sid in place and Couciuen kenhel
end Harris in another Tho Colncilmcr sncceedcd IN
rpg,ing eeyerP, rjnglcaors and getting them tO tne
lpckD Several Of the COuncilmcn received black eyes
and bloody Noses but Councilman harfi5 was tae opJ
one seriously hurt his being marry kicked on
Funegan Barclay, MgCorInlCh, AMI otber ~ Klehnsrs
were arrested and locked up ghcy were the worst OF
the ruflans The wounded rioters were asssirh hoDe
10y their friends. While IL If believed there must nave
been hfty or sixty persons injured III uOes not appa,
drno tbr rot AT ono time there rush Tor stones
n d bricks, but the rioters ccnld find none. .,.,
Mr. Walon's condition yestoday was serious, pus u
believed that he VIII recover The prisoners weli yes
terdsy morning arragiied before Justice Sproull, 40
Pa ssac and all we're admitted TO ban except flhnega
IN his the justice would not accept Dali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

around the course the revenue cq,,er and
Collector Arthur John Oakley. Mrs, no sr. n Hon.
party OF reIris on board anu inc S'0""'
kins CyclDps, and j. L. Fisher. ,s s,utbeast
Gsdwis Winch was lying Of starting point b Sn9y
Mob yrry light south SCI east bree1e wa stand
in omt ON tie s;arboard tack when the starting slgns,
was given at 1903. 1hey kept on short ssnd
the then pa, a a 2I7a4 81 seconds sterward y
the Canadian yacht ~bch h." Salhea po dih ibtonsa
fore and inasail fore ard maint1psails me maelce
spread the with the e6cepioh I" nj
The America crossed the line at l2.Z:o9. ne Fne
hea.iad OF 70 . east ard the starboard tack TO
tho mile there Va! 20 apparent ;, ,bat me
Madeieine could oat point the Countess on the wlha, rs
she was dropping the Countess TO inc It9wsd ho- i
tops,i heprg % be ec to point better but she sagem
tho the Toward; she then reset NV" 90
miles TO tie ward ~ 3l7 the Countess was ciowhs
UP her preperaory to going s a60s sSo vent
sSout on the port tack vtshon toue as rope ThS
Countess chen berg nile Snd hah ~ h ee ,ails
to Toward but this distance she made UP In ge'uh 20
winiwsrd both ycs hefoT' the mex! tack ~ t.
about LA Mica ward OF the turning point, Win
thS Amerira mile Sseni ss and s shS went
about OF the rart tack at i55, aud headed for the t
ing buoy at the same Tine se'1.R her % turrin
buoy at 5:0l;52 THO America rounded tnreo M.iueS
~ ain. and 40 seconds eehEd the blseleine. Alter
rounding TIE buoy tbe "a hts sol tlcr Iint s 'i
souar.d avay the Countess wnstlg out and being com
pI.toJy eay.apei wI.h canvas. The America hau nn
iHln.n,e balloon lib rugged which strotch"d rom 20.
rnT Of her DOw.pf 50 her fore topmast hos' ana was
~ th, end % her 'ore boom. Tbe Madeleine now
oeg..n to show her best sailing and sraduay ie, .no
ohio yarbts ,urtbe .steFn While tie Amor tA wa VII
creaSinq her lead tbs Cointas IhO-gh tne wiz
was very lxnt, the 4.do' 'ine was 'airg eioeient
About v'co q rsp breS1a came ont Groin 10 S"usi
west and ;. ut tAs yachs srucdug through mo Wal d.
te, knot speed Tho Countces caught II "a rev 1T
later ana nbed over TO staf ooaro no .a-
rloioe r,s-' t,e lirn ~ 73sl1 completing the Ie ~
hours 10 minutes rnd ~ secoIus Sho wa 4'''''.
with great cnthusl1sln . - - a.. ,iuo - = io
The America the ct boat TO erosa inc mo az 80
thn Madeleine. Tho Countess eros SGD iie !ne ~ ~,
bs;pg beaten ~ tAo Madeleine by 20 minutes Nv" 10
sern6dS actual time and % minutes II seconds cor
I.cCd time The official time - he race "a rs l'il1Ns
the AnuliC., tTrugh not ia the race, being hcleu ~
how aoT sU1d sailing:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
THE pAsslIo ROWING REGATTA.

The Pas .aic Rowing Association held itS
,nnu. REGATTA on saturday The course was hiie On
the rasaic River the lnish line tcius In 'front.' % ~
West Rutnurfurd Park Hotel There were SIX racer ''
two fn4l heats. The contestng clubs We're ''e NJ.
llreRa, Triton Bsyonno, Viking, SHutilns' Aueip,,
Nereid. C}ramercy. Atlantic, aud Aeq'mcSafo'a. .o
a g. race !or four-oared Shells. was foweu os Two
Tritops, Eurckas and Bayonnes' if' ii''oD'
won fin minutes 40 seconds, tho b"sonn,'
coming IN second in minutes D Seco'u
The second race wrs tbs nrst heat OF INC Si"o''
scI, contested by the following: f. T.. IoW,nbby' VIC
sc1,ueen and j. A. r. Dunn,nS. ms was W." Z, 10
0unen IN :, minutes AJ seconds, 1ownley copnE -
secon1s LATER The thiri race Fas lne h.sL 100 -.
,nr.d rira Entrirs-W Biele and T. 5ieie 20 a.,
,ccI and pay1d Roache ana iIIall Naisiiv ~ ~
bc Sontis took The lead and pulled easily ~ ,f r
onIrsa making tho race IT. M mites az 81 p-'us', -
.rtb rn,o was the second heat III SIM c scnl,1 'hu Nd
,,,n nv Johnson OF the Adriphi Club IN 'hhutVS-
,ocnnds The ifth race tho second he't ,"r p" III
o,red eel hntries-T iton, H. B.. Iriik ana ". =.
Iya.,nc. viking g. H. Wandel and g. IL r. hlsey )
systie K W Adams sad j. A. <. Dnnrinr lho po',5
cig,' in in ne following order: Mystic, minutes ~
sacn,ds. TRITON second The sixth race was the trd
neat ia single sculls, whlcp was WI Wy
Nartbing of The Grameroy club IN ripntcs
"a scc6uds, aasinst small OF tae Triton, klnYs-
land of the Nereld 2nd Aiams OF mo hyst,o.
IN. fDaI heat for pai7o.red gigs was ro"td ny me
Nautilus ami MysCs. and won ny the NautluS ~ oul
2,s Tho Nysiics' tirae en- 800 The ma neal IN
snlc gruls VA won Ivy Small IN 5m 3n-., hcainS Nc
curr,. Ns-.airg ami Johnson ThJ regatta Was eoseu
with BAH At tie We. RutdcrurI PefA House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
orrARy.s Walk AGAnsr TMEi

Daniel O'LeaTy completed OH saturday hieht
Is task ~ walking 800 miles within six days TIC
5Oots mil. "a. finished at II20:2D p. ~. thus Lowing
HIN nearly 10 inmates ~ sYnr". Tho walk Wa begun
on Monday ueruinC last, At three minutes sl'ri m'-
night During She day be walked 80 niie-, On fn''dAy
81 ON Ncdpe,.1y ~, Thursday 81, o Friday ~ aud
SATURDAY, 90 rbs last 80 MITES vera walked WHOM
Stopping The last - Iie- were the tas'"s1 "f the 7N
n.,,1, IN ON ,.,Dic V ~ we're enfhHsi4sN". ana
fyaouI.ptIy ..FSud-d She ped~.trf.n ~ Eo passed
sruuud 10. track During IT, last - miles, Ni'h
W.. urtil,c forth of, best 'ovcr9. Jn' excite
inast mt SO. Of"ary bss tET.o times ncInf' &C
cDmpi,h-I tnls f>at-t,icJ IN chicago ana 'n.~h an
pr.iri,rn he will AL mex week Tor Lrtia e. 20 Walk
tgn Ir,.cAaA y aoI.4 each .i,t The English pcdcs
Trim. nli,!nln NAu.anr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
Tile HOUSE, ESTATE
suRROGATH CALVIN GRAMS 4 hoTI0S FOR TIE
appoISTMgNT or A REFEREE.

sURROGATE CALVIN GRANTS hoTI0a FOR THg
APPOIsTMxNT or A REFEREE.
Surrogate Calvin on Saturday rendered de-
csiep in the contested will case relating to the esete Of
the late Orson A. 2obse granting the motion COR the ap
poutnent Of referee determine Whether or NOT Irene
A. Heuse was proper person ~ administer the estate
The objections granting letters te.ta;heasary were
that the personal estate o; the tessof In THIS County,
WAS 900 against which there we're CLAIMS for sjO0
that Irene A. House was a nonresident, and had scl
fed her intention Of romcving the property from ths
sste that the estaer and Irene A. House were never
married. that ho will procured by undue Influence
and WIS NOT the last will that proper 10 grant
letters testamentary alien NONRESIDENT VI tho state
and that the applicant nProVident and Unit 10 as
minister the estate"
The Surrogate holds that the objections tina; TIE tes
tator and Irene A. House not married. and that hs
will vas procured ny undue influence, matters to
m resaed upon by the Surrogate or Mercer County SJ
where tie Will was offered fVa probate, bat s.l trat
the will calls her bis wife, sue World De eh1ttI Inef
lis o-ov sious though II sholM sppeai she was ms ms
trees The dec sion concludes: There srs no facls s
nh on objection tLo granting OF letters 70 Io et
toner In this matter which raise any question oi
ton or call uoh this to make any further inquiry
for e purposes Of probate Of the Will than the as pre-
sented by the 'eti,lOner and an efepaGd copy o. ns
proDatc In New Jersey. But a. dispute bss arson y
o the amount vi property left IN TINS state Oy ne %
ator and OF tine claims against toe same ana j. s"ge1
tt,t the petitioner IL unfit 10 administer tD5 fi Vn
rms auestlon il IL proper that ieferoico siOud De- a
minister Ia estate and the proper amount u Secu!
bt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
, VOYAGE w FrROpE INTERRUPTED.

I.eoni Goldiinger of Cuba was arrested on
Saturday, on the steamer Donau. by Deputy sheriff
Hasscn. upon a warrant issued by Judge Don'hae
About year ago. while visiting this city GodauY@
Was appointed by Aiopb Roller New ors merchant
hts agent TOR the collection Of about 100000, due hn
from Cuban merchants Goldfhser returned TO Havana
and t is alleged collected $4,000, which he refused 70
remit son of Mr.. Roller went ~ CabA and brought
suit against Godinger or the recovery OF tae money!
The defendant refused to answer the complaint, 1ud
undor the suppositiOn that. "a Mr. Roller bad oeSua
suit against him m Cuba, be could not Drink
,uother IN fins country for the same matter,
he came To this city Nothing further heard 0 hlin
by Sir Roller unol saturday when Mr.. Roller discoveries
Ms rnrnr acrg ths list Of passcn gers who we're to s
for ilrcneu III the steamer DOnsu. nr Roor q. ones
Obtncd the order OF ,rrcst aud the deputy sherH N
on the steamer while " lying az the Hobosen DOCKS
Tie found Mr.. GclGfiuger, hut did not make hhse ~
khown until the Donad had reached tlo middle OF tAe
river ON it's way down the bay. GoldHnxsr was th1n
placed under arrest and brcught to this city iis h
liked at SIS OOO IN default or whlcn nc was sSbs
Ludlow Street Jail.
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nyrvG vo,fAN,s Suspicious.

.ccrsATID.s OF POISONING AID kOBBEH.-IHE
cuAKsE OF puf<o,IS4 Mt BELIEVED
Mira. Sopliia -. Drigg-, widow Of Chester II.
PRICES VINO vas prominent greece, and for many JsaT'
,,rt n store az Amy aud Niccrr- s. ant Der s-r'''n
aifrd G. ,rtgys ego 81 we're yc'trr6ny iatcn ~ "a,
Warrington Pincr Police court charged With s.lnd
la,,.p. Tho pr;nirirant was ~. Ar.rltn Le Rue
hoarIine 81 No II Ciuolrstu, VITO ICES dying there
-, n.y., Lnt While on 40 i'uffi0 'rAcre she
ioe) - hi, ct she formed IN" ,rq1N n'enc' ~ Ma
briggs AND TINT .tronr rrirn,-ho 81 ur between
,,,r Mrs ~ Rue c'rrc New, FORK Q" "a'in divor"
hy,a hcr hu,5,rd ~ho she say, 'as rnf"'hfll
40 her Size vas tss~n ID last Tuesday. an Hrs DrT'
,.eI a. hcr nurse t., SICK woman vs' s;iendcd 10y
Ds, RiciAri- and Deer, who pronounced Der sickness
d,,rrb, AMI foyer o. iypi1d caNc'r. She hrsar 60
grow s,r-lo,is ~ l-f nurse, IRA tc'cs .gt.d To "r
brothc- George r. vl,krrr1r. - Bri- 30 To CONF to
1cr tr,ul.nrIiya me- ,,.r,f"r,,l nat yv.iry prion-
INK I, m. sis,ef. ,nt v,Tcd ~ 800. Vas missing.
Oniccr ~ The Fu,,nt Prccr,t were i1tprmtl ~ me
.sr and Ms pric-I arrested. IN" SAL mat Shr
d placed ~ "cry GO 10 y7u''' ~ iir 'a'c 'fPHt
ruHIarr. .. rh'riav2 and ''"n,ir', I"r al, - pI
Att.f rrr arrest urs-'rsrr 81 tsr D-'1rt IteS"Ih
C,rn,.ny was .rt"r"c'tct win Incss'.r irr r"r' M
sender Ifrr-t aimed 10 p" AftH bflt%', I'r
.,c,,s.u ~ VS. also arrrf;pl. ppSu t'"-.t ~
Identified 40 tie property ~ hrs IL hnr Ht ga tft
ils sfa ;duutscr g. yr u 20 Grl.
VT. UI~ believed Jii1t abe lHl been pols":.h ~
r,r pivs m s.f tri' rrr-ciy TIC fancy - az
eJscd hu..f. ~, She lnNf'"f upnn hrr ''lth,'
tom lie uJ'i'u, 'ii .-'rs c,"u. ''ty u II. W. P..
..i,ur dr,iurd "a unnecessary. n" r'nur.' s'r' =
D.and.d yci=iay i9i ''@h"t..n ., ~ tt 49,, ie
Eaos frirHuI Ec,e,s tt-t -" las h l'~he' D 10,
.-lys',iaIH ssy Lh,rc - lot -" 'h t''N = ""
H. sir. -, talt -h~ &s got rs' hsd . sick
woman. hos o. 90 Shr merely int !fr J','tf' q" HSi
rrcnf request, 10 s'!" place. SIR. l." l,.' IS I'D
.,,iai condition.. Il 30. d. .er relative VII MOI -"
sai'-f,d without \ pr>tuo--cin cH~lna',n.'o prove
q fft 10
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THE SPIRIT LETTER IMPOSTURE.
WHAT JUDGE poyoHUE THINKS OF fLiSfs AFh
DAVIS.


The request of Rufus W. Flint, who ciaimi
TO be a medium with power 20 snsvcr seaed eiieGSN
be relieved from Imprisonment for GOT p~yiGS re ali
nony rled his wife by the court, was again befon
Judge Donohuo in Supreme Curt, Chambers, on sadr
day Judge Donohue had already decided On the faei
TO deny his notion but tie deendants counsoi ca Jed
that the proceedings n tho veIe not strictly reuar,
aud beng allowed TO argue this question addressed inc
Court yeho>ntly and at length on tho facts, claiming
that ttc spir!tuasm VI the defendant was religions
belief with him that he was poor, woss man. and DIS
wife powerful woman. lie was proceeding to ass4I
the wife's COUNSEL when Judge DOhoauo, WHO had hst
c.G very patiently far sharply checked h for DTny
forward I'm charge reiitcd by tue i5!eiis
own contuc The counsel tsen urged thai fint Ts u
son could net pay tbs aIimOny required.
Judra Don8hue sad q easy 10 bring FORWARD
pthetic nDpeal FOR IN prison. Dn INC cfuth'e
Nts and Ire Cogrt mad found that tie defendant Mas
suil!y o. "A most outrageous Assault on Lis vie. IL
Ell ct 10 a. e las wI's arrangement TAI Der cOdnA
Sas NOT only Overwhelmingly CislrONed ny repatdhs
itpr Int his litter 20 her about the tle Ot
hs last ouirlg, her. Suca papace f2soEood SAP
ported by his O8u word, only gave reason to dIaftH!
Inc whole Aidayit in which X was contained. AMI his
denial of ability ay the aniony NOuld he overcome
by very slight evidence Suen teStAcnS existed ana 10
,iuud therefore mold The prisoner unlss ,hefe NAs
~0rncthng N tpcnricai points rats aud thNse 10
would examine. ryDaniing the ulSouor iIetnWhle
until wednesday
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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE CABLES.
TiP TEMPORARY WIRES 10 BIZ LAID ACROSS EAST
RIvfR To-pAY-A NOVEL UNDERTAKING.

THF TEMPORARY WIRES 10 BIZ LAID ACROSS EAST
RivfR ro-pAY-A NOVEL UNDERTAKING.
The laying Of the temporary wire foi the
construction OF the cables OF the Brooklyn Bridge the
bottom of East River VIII take place to-day II the
leather Tar, during slack water either 1T high low
tide. This Will about o'clock this morning or
O'Clock tails afternoon. ono end Is arehdy stretched
the ancborpier To the tower the Br' Jkyh side
and hangs down the face o. the the drum upon
which it Ia reeed, which Ia in frame placed upon
scow When the reaches Che Ncw-York eide the
end o! the rope viii b. taken NJ the top ~ the
towrand the englnohousc whore 1t will he fastened
another drum, which will Immediately be set in motcn
" the river clear enough Of vessels for tho purpose OF
winding 1t up the lcy 81 Of the piers II there
many vessels IA the way opportunity will bo waited
and the hosting will take place possible.
The following letter received At TIE TRBUsR
Ofce on saturday afternoon
To ne Editor Of the Tribune
SIR: The article In this mornings TRIBUNE, relating 10
the construction OF the Newlork AMI Brooklyn Suspen-
Bridge Ia the most correct account " the method OF
constructing the cables which has yet under my
notice. Only two trhg inaccuracies require correction.
Tho foobridge does mo-. rest tho carrsr ropes,
but upon N the cradle ropes and upon another
large rope, placed expressly for L. called the foot
bridge rope The number OF cradles given scven but
there will be ton cradles In all placed follows; two In
the center Of tho main spsn resting crosSwise on tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
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