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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
HOTEL DIRECTORY,
Embracing the leading Hotels in the State, at which.
the Daily PRESS may always be found
AUBURN
Elm, HOUSE, Court. st. w. s. 81 A. Young,
Proprietors.
AUGUSTA.
Augusta Esouse, State st. Harrison Bak
er, Proprietor.
Cony EEouse, C. A. & ~. Cony. Prsprie
tors.
BANGOR.
Franklin House,-IzarIow ST., HzcLaush
lin & Davis, PrOprietors.
gATR.
Sath EF oteI, q. VI. PIurDmer, Proprietor
BOSTON.
Parker House. School 81. II. ID. Parker IL
Co., Proprietors.
ST. flames Hotei-s. B. Crocker, propri.
ctor.
fremont House, fremont 80. -Chapip,
GErney d. 90. RrOprietOrs.
BRUNSWICK, ME.
II: IL "a Dining Rooms, w. R. Field,
CAPE ELRZABETM.
Ocean House,. r. Chamberlain, PrsyrE.
etcr.
CALAIS.
International Hotel, w. ID. Simpson,
Proprietor.
CORNISH.
Cornish Mouse, Nh. II. Davis, Proprietor
DANVEF,EE JUNCTION.
Clark's Dining Hall, Grand Trunk Rail-
way Depot, NJ. w. Clark. Proprietor,
ELLSWORTH.
City HcseI.-N. FL. Higgins & Sons, Props
FoxCROFT.
EexcrOft Exchange, Pe M. SofEcrds. Fro
PrIcser.
HHESAHE.
Hs.. Cui.cr skeuse,-Mira,n atasaon, Pre-
prietcr.
LEWISTON.
sfe " IL, EEOuse, HI. h. Wing, Proprietor
LGTTLETON, N n.
Thayers Hotel, I'M. Il. Thayer, Proprietor.
MACMIAs.
Enstern szctoi.-E. e. ssosidnrd. Prop.
MIELBRIDGE.
Atlantic House, Geo. A. Hopkins, Pro-
PrictOr.
NAPLES
Elm. House, Nathan Church ~ Sons, Pro-
prfetors.
NORRIDGEWOGK.
Daulcrsh HOUSE, ID. Danforth. Prcprioto
NORTH sTRATFORD ME-.
willard Heuse, g. n. Bailey & Co. y
prictors.
PEAKS ISLAND.
Union EaSuse-yy. II. Zones. Proprietor.
PARIS HILL.
Hubbard Hotel, III. Hubbard. ProprtetrT
PITTsFEELD.
glancy Rouse-Flefcher 81 Gale, Proprse.
PHILLIPS.
zsarden House, Samuel Farmer, Rropri-
et0r.
PORTLAND.
Adams skouse, Temple 81. Charles Adam
Perry's Hotel, Gt9 Federal. s,. ,. 81. Perr,,
Proprietor.
American III louise, India 81. E. Gray, Pro.
Citv Hotel. Cor. Congress and Green 81.
-. "A. Martin, Proprietor.
st. Julian Hotel, Cor. Middle and Plum
as. Is. n. w ard. frOprIetOf.
u. y. Betei Junction of Congress and Fed,
erRl SITS. Timothy WOlcott, Proprietor.
Ccpsmevciai az ouse-L. %. Snn5crn 81 Co..
PrOpfietors.
EEURNCANE ISLAND.
Caiderwood House. Il. a. CaIderwood,
Proprietor.
AROEEEGAE.
Turner House, w. G. Heseiton, PI1pri-
esor.
WILTON.
Wilton fEouse,E ". Green. Proprietor
Vaults Cleaned and Ashes Re
moved
A LII ORDERS promptly attended to by calling at
n or addressing II. GIBSON,
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORT.

SONHEEt EtESOffE.
= The subscriber having made more addi-
yItL& tons to his house at North Bethel, and put
jtsIH the same in thorough repair. will be ready
Q;I,9aiH July LIST to receive summer boarders and
E6k accommodate them with good rooms and
fare in one of the pleasantest places in this region
For mountain scenery drives and travelling is
surpassed. Carriages provided. By addressing me
and stating the time of coming, carriage will be at
the depot in Bethel to take persons to the house.
Bethel, July l, 1876. o. C. FROST,
jy13 div
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nN reasonable terms for excursion parties; good
" horses and safe driver. Apply to
JOHN RAY,
219 Bracket ST., or II Commercial Wharf.
Jy6 d1m*
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POETRY.
Custer.

BY EDMUND @. sTEDMAN.
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BOSTON.
Parker House. School Sr. II. ID. Parker 81
Co., Propriet0rs.
ST. flames Hotei-s. R. Cr0cker, propri.
ctOr.
fremont House, fremont 80. -Chapip,
esnruey d. 90. PrOprietOrs.
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FOR THE ISLANDS.
Peakes' Island Steamboat Co.

STEAMER GAZEELE, Can't.
-SSSseSsf---s1~ A. S. Oliver. and after Monday,
July g. 1876, will leave until further notice end Of
Custom House Wharf, of foot Pearl Street for Jones'
and 81 p. m. Returning leave Peakes. Island
at o. and III a. NJ, q and 81 p: m. Fare down
rangements for picnic parties can be made at the
Office on the wharf.
Steamer Gazelle or Express will make an evening
trip to Jones Landing at 7l5. Returning, leave
Jones' Landing at 0.
10 viii make the regular trip SUNDAYS
except early and late trips.
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WILTON.
Wilton fEouse,U ". Green. Pyoprieto
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STEAMER EXPRESS, Capt. B. C. Deane.
ON and after Monday, July g. 1876, will leave until
further notice Custom House Wharf foot of Pearl
St, at S.45, 1875 M, ard As and p m. Return
ing leave Evergreen Landing at $780, IL 80 a. M BIS
2;50 p: m. viii make an early trip on and after
for Evergreen and Jones' Landing iy3dtf
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Grand Trunk IL. II. of Canada.
ALTERATION OF TRAINS.

ess5ss5sE5Hi On and after MONDAY. June 10, 1876,
HHSs ~ trains will as follows:
Express train for Gorham, Island Pond, Montreal
and West at Is a. m.
Express for Auburn and Lewiston at 6.55 a. m.
Express train at 1.30 p. Tor Auburn and Lew
iston.
Mail train 140 p. m. stopping at all stations to
Island Pond,)* connecting with night mail train
for Quebec. Montreal and the West.
Express train for Auburn and Lewiston and
South Paris at $40 D. IN.
Trains will arrive as follows:
Express train from Montreal and West at 7.45 a. m.
Express from Lewiston and Auburn at s. 80 q, IN.
Mail from Quebec, Montreal and West at 100 p. m.
From Lewiston and Auburn at 1.20 p m.
Express from Lewiston and Auburn at $50 p. m.
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A LII ORDERS promptly attended to by calling al
n addressing II. GIBSON,
jan1dH 5SS Congress Street
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Turner Esouse, w. G. EHeselion, III Oprl
eeOr.
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BRUNSWICK, ME.
II. IL IL Dining Rooms, w. e. sic
Proprietor.
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Wants Cleaned and Ashes Re-
moved
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BANGOR.
Franklin BOuse,-IzarIow ST., EcEauSin
lin & Davis, PrOprietors.
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EEURNCANE ISLAND.

Caiaerwcod House. u. a. CaIderwooS
Proprietor.
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EEAEA'S kSEAND.
Union NOuse-yV. T.. Zones. Propri~te,
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in the highest walks of social life, who have been
cured by us after all other methods have failed.
Aa Immediate Cure Guaranteed in all Nervous
Diseases Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in
Nan, Impotencq, etc. Cures Rapid, Thorough and
Permanent. Treatment InUigor0ti,lg, ,Soothinq and
Harmless.
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CAEE EERZ "A BETH.
Ocean Kaouse-S. II. Chamberlain, Pre-
esNr.
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NORTH STasATFORD N. HI.
willard Heuse, g. y. BAILEY g. Co. y
ursffArR.
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INVEk ksA kFS' n w WOkA.
Daulorsh House, ID. Dunforth. Prcprictt
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the worn SWINDLE.
The Mine they Propose to Spring Under Gen.
Rufus ingalls, before Long.

WAsHINGToN, April 17.-An announce
ment on the door Of Sir. Cleymet's committee
room, to day, gave the Information that the In
vestigation OF the War Department Is to be re-
sumed Tomorrow. Tho Inquiry has been sus-
Icnded for several days. Tho committee has
teon getting ready for some time TO explode a
bombshell under Gen. Rufus ingalls,, and II Ia
probable that this interesting event IA at band.
The particular fraud In which ingalls, Is most
scandalously involved iss the moth-preventive
process Of Coles & Brega for proscrv-
Ing army clothing. ingalls, himself and
n newspaper man In this city, who Ia
ready to testify to all the facts were subpunsed
more than month ago, but the committee has
the patent before trinNing out the facts about
tho fraud. An officer Of the House has been
searching Tor BreRn for many Va, and at last
he has found him. Brega IL n Jerseyman. and
has been hiding In the upper story OF Wurmiey' a
hotel In Fifteenth street. The attendants at the
the oGncor stated he knew Broaa was concealed
there and that he intended to serve "a subpoena
on him, they gave up.
The story Of tho moth preventive is n very re-
markable narrative OF fraud, involving Ilelkn1p,
Garfield, and ingalls,. 1t Is alleged that although
the process bad been proved to be a fraud, and
Congress had refused To continue the anprOpri-
ntons for II during tie Lust two fiscal years, yet
while ingalls, WAS nllinR the post Of Quartermas-
ter-ueneral he app led n great deal uf money To
THIS fraudulent process, In which he Is supposed
u have had An Interest. Mr. Ett Pendleton, a
brother OF George II. Pendleton, II here with
his bouks and papers, aud Will explain to the
eleton's deposits wero drawn out Of the Park
Bank at Cincinnati.
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DEPARTMENT or Jrsricr, wA.urse!os, D. c.,
THE LATEST ON WoRLD NEWS.
Au Attack on a Fro ocession In Limerick Fol-
Inned By a Riot.

LONDON, Arrii IA desperate nght took
place In the streets OF Limerick to-day Mtssre Butt
md O'shaughnesfy, meubcrs Of Parliament for the
city. had announed their Iatenu IA OF addressing the
people from the rase OF O'Conncs III luumcnt. pro.
cessiun nuuDei.ag some thous .nis cou.,quriti
VITA sucks. wh9 Isd previously taken sseesion toe
no.uiuuut alta d the procc,suu. lac NaUonalsts
were uverpo~c. fd after nSht In which msny pcf.pIs
were hndy lul lttu. The police and military were
under arms bat IhstAiued ;ruul lutcii 'rcl,e.
The y UalIfus CORE spuhdcut II Limerick slya the
" iur iule proc rsipu uuiOtrtd 1850. anu consist ID
90 M trade tdii n vita uanJs anu baduers M,ra.
mt. O'oh sharssI and O'sUlNan oCcrp I'd caiuage
IA the iinr.
lie nationalist ere oay few hundred IN number
hu they were we ARMED wi,h sto.e- b.udgcons .ud
KNIVES, anu had cy. entity utllied fpI the ng {.
Inc Nationals tht llst lnspt sUc,,eLcI ia smash
INK the music ihstruncnts aud GcstFOiins me bSI.
nsrs OF tbs Hone l.uiaFs.
was c.mpctey wrrck,d. The G Use ~ the riut
remnant OF the : rAn puiy. at what
they etyl-rs % b. tie utter c,t ~ ti Homo llc
Gu ston bY thc calcd Home 'c leaders during tue
Ilrstut sr~-l Oi l4lIiiAtnt.
Toe intended demonstration Ia favor OF nr. Bltt
Wls failure. The Groves NnICa +. CKpcCtCl from
tie country dii uu. come Ia.
Tho spercncs coud not Dd heard, as the hAuOnalsts
rcacwcd the li4tur1anc IS,
More hghung wss frifed durinG the nj hit. and there
vs. co siderable alAr 10 te Nat .nAii,ts arc known
tu have reVo Ycis.
Tue ponce consequently pAtroed the streets. Al 10
o'clock 4. NJ some are {, were ma le.
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THE SPRING FREsHErs.
Plantations Washed AWAY In the South-A
Train Wrecked in Connecticut.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 17.-Advices from
Bolivar county, Mas, say that the levee broke
in front Of Colonel wade's plsntatlon on Friday
evening, ABOUT milo below Buck Ridge crevasse.
The water rushed through with frishtful velo.
city, and 1t was with difficulty that Mrs. Wade
and her daughter were rescued, the whole Of
this alluyial region being submerged. Tho fol-
lowing Limitations are already inundated W.
q. Meycrss. Meyers & POllock's, L. W. wade's,
J. O. Yorger's. Morgan Easton's. Greene Clay's,
Field Miller's and Major Ejmund's. The water
l. pouring intoWilllams's Bayou and Lccr's creek
and will overflow many valuable plantations, in
cludng Colonel MOore's and the Hedge place.
he water j. now running over E2yit Ridge,
where 1t never has flowed before.
IIARTFOnD, April 1.-THE mixcd train for
SDringneld from this city, on the Connecticut
Valley Ralrt al, was wrecked Just north Of
Hartford to-day by the falling In Of a new en-
b nNmcnt undermined 10y the freshet IN the
Connecticut river. Eight freight cars fell into
the river, tut no person was hurt. Tue damage
II about Sl,0D. There will b0 no biudrance to
business by the accident.
ALTON Ont, April 1.-THE rapid thaws aud
rains which have prevailed here for some timo
have swoliCa the streams and caused much
destruction tn proi erty on the fivef Credit. In
distance OF two miles three mill dams wero
badly damaged and two entirely destroyed.
LAwHENCE, AHil 1.-The Meirimac river Is
very hich. and about 400 mill operatives are
out VI employ Nment Ia consequence.
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Yale Professor Called TO Ala Broiher Thos.
q. ShenrnInm Il 90.

Prof. Dwight Of Yale College has been
eskcd by the advisc's Of the ~ mouth pastor 1,
call a meeting Of the suecia committee q
which he Is Chairman. and TO organize the scan
dal commission provided for by the Advisory
Council, by selecting from the list Of twenty
names already published five persons TO invesii-
gate. No Que outside of Plymouth Church has
asked for the commission, no adverse testimony
has been preferred and l.. Smith Hobart, the
Chairman of the commlttee appointed 10y the
Cong cgational ministers to draw w testimony.
h IS heard nothing IN response to MS c.ll. Inc
sXty days Limitation expires at the close Of this
month, aud ihon the Commission IL to be or
gatizoi for Plymouth Church. he plan II Its
WORK has not yet Uecn disclosed, but II Is inti-
mated tn-t II " III sit to receive Testimony in the
Beechcr case, aud having heard all Of the wit
nes-es who Will testify, will report to the
chu cb. Another view Of the -itu tion IL that
the Commission viii be kept alive AS prOtcc-
tiou against AL aggressive moyemcn aud tbat
II Is dtSigued especi4llT to head on OunCils
that may be threatened to iuycstigass the scan
Oal.
Dr wellman Of Alhany and eI-Gov Dincicy
OF Naine are Prof DwighIs associates on the
committee. 1t 10 not known al wnat time they
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FITE rEiRS H4RD LABOR.


Prof. Garland. who shot and severely
wounded his wife o1 the 3Jth OF september last
In Now Brunswick. y. j., and then shot himself
through the head, cut his throat, hacked his
wrists and fractured his skull with hammer.
WAS sentenced to lyo years Ia State prison by
Judge Scuddcr Yesterday.
Prof. Garland is all Ensllshman. Some
twenty. nye years Of sao ho obtained work IA a
farm iaoorer In Freehold, ". J. 1t came 20 the
notice of his cmpluyef accidentally that he
could play the plano Ike a master. his led
to his teaching classes III music frat In Ere bold
and aftefward IN New Brun,wick. lie married
u niece Of cK Mayor ConJNer 0f New Brunswick,
IN winch place lac settled down IA teacher OF
music. lie was urganist for several churches IN
succession; she was leading choir singer.
Garland Was very sIccssaful With his tLscrya-
tory OF music aud muse store until a few
W Is ago. whcnldi> cord arose IN his family.
MIS-. Garland had him bound over u keep tho
peace a lev months before the tragedy occurred.
n separation was arransed Tor. Mrs. q rland
was packing w her things preparatory TO leaV-
Ing, wnen ne appeared before her pistol In hand.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BY THn
SUNS REPORTERS.
Some Tricks OF the Jcracy city Politicians.
CnnmIlnR Ont mud CnmnIina In md fha

Some Tricks OF the Jcracy CITY Politicians.
Counting Out mud Counting In aud the
PreteXt for the very Interesting Counting.
The election Ia Jersey City for Aldermen re-
suited in the voters choosing three Republicans sna
three Democrats thus creating tie with the six Alder
men that hold over. The Republican Board OF Can
vasecrs that met saturday, la counn tho votes fos
Henry J. Powell Democrat, elected IN the Fourth dis.
trct. found % ballots that read Kerry" J. Powell.
They pounccd up this as 40 excise ant deliberately
counted Powell out and counted In Frank G. FRI, the
H. publican small M jOty. despite ht pr tests OF
The minority. Yesterday afternoon Powell. through
his attorney, applied to Judge Knapp. m the Supreme
Court, aud after presentation OF the ease the Judge
promptly granted an Injunction against tity Clerk
scltt, prOnihitiug him from riug IN Mr. Fry The
Hoard OF Canvascrs will be compelled 10 meet to undo
thH wrong by declaring MIR. Powell ccted. or csc
election Will Dc ordered which VA rut ONIlg to
the outrage. Mr.. Fowell IA sur, ~ an clc;to1. As
things stand the Board cannot organize.
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LITTLE EMMA.
The Operations OF Parks Agent. GnGer, nner
Purk Went to London.

WAsHINGrON, April l7.-Bcfore the Commit
tee On fore.A Ani.r, t-lay o. A. GAger. who acted
raAs after the latter vent from London tcs
tined that after the cave, nndlng that Emma shatcs
declining, he soll large loss go OF them be-
tween three ana four days 10 June, 1879 WITHOUT re-
cc,ing orders 10 do 90 from ParS who was al that time
on rs way TO siitlike y. Alter r,acnng sah Lake
Ciy Para ftlegrtphcl hm that oytritiig WIS IayOra
ole, anu ul.tcttl AIi pur ass Huh sI-9ts, Nhicl
he ana al iro" Al6 0" 40 sl.rr. FarS theu cAultd
D. ~ 20 purchase W Ar under 1p'l h1ares. The VIII
ASA N.tAlstl s.tl sa-rf-, fhHn. the nirNrt EJ-
lux up he t,ul NOT tlr order. VIM % lNOa and
Johnson were IN Iona N ttcy were connected Nth
tnr urAr uIatkei ad punl he'd Hiatrncat- HiYtr u
the NINE. Wulch they hct up AL The summer AMI f
Ia ILrft also GO. crA tea q lit go destroy M
Cunud"nc ut c ~ sh dir otors ID stU khJl ~ Ia
90 An'rf 90 utrCf lrr, Id 90 tr irNrtj lierf flrk
cuHentou tit tiu tur.- snpu close uut d. ItDr ~
IN tae COMPANY anu ac ull 80 aDutt the SO,h OF No.
yrfIDrf, CAuip lnIuH
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M,GuInH's rRInyDy w0RhrNG.
Three TbOusand CinHcns Of ~. Louis Pray
lux tor has Pardon.

wAsHINGION. April l7.-Four Democratic
mcmtors II tie Missouri delegation called upon rrr.i
dcni Grlni to- day 10 present petition syled by 5000
cuzcls OF 81. Louis praying for the ar Ion o. eA a..
lcctor Mcclure. The stay Of proceedings rcs to-
day, nnd the dcle-aiion requested tina. further time be
grained to examine papers. The Prcsidcnt said he
woulu eend the pnpcrs to Attorney Gcuer irrrcpont
without bny Iecomms uuatlOn, He thought he cnuu
grant tc pardon as II wuull l'au u Hn hScriss.
tiun b. tAo Democratic House" NhCh rcnaN called
rh smile IAc lfSA 'aiied uppA thc Aunracl-
General aId a-keu h tu orhcr nay ui proceedings
uuIU tnc prtltlun ruI cOns t,rtd. Jlutr IItirc-
pont sii ta ths hc Cuud not dn, tno right tu 10
was vested IN Tue baturt Attorney ami Jllsc. Hr
Rou.1 fcnu tpA'r however, TO lac tuTutr dud trl
INN to use his beet Jldfmcnt ana do 40 e thought sut
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CHICAGO. April ia meeting Of the man
ayers OF thc various railroads operating east Of ST.
Louis was nrid az the pacnc n I'll Saiuni ~ after
noon 60 effect pool arrangement On ell buslnr r
ors.Ha lns that pon somewhat similar 10 toe las,
en- iiroad combinations. II had becu propo. ca 20
pool the gros earnings VI all the lines. as done by the
Eastern trunk Hines but o~ius to the fact tna mum.
ucr Of the roads ansruft this uotiol abln.
CoHen, aud Il was arranged ~ pno the gross rtrhluKs
competitive uua4u t. aAd from ~. Louis GA tAc
lAsi Il ne earnings OF tue various ruHus u tc years
lof3 lh3i ana 1910. The roads clncefucd IN ine
rHu. .curul tue iO and Mise pyi. OhlCA.1 and
AtOn lrcdo aud NuuHsh. Nahun.lI, ahd thr ludiaua'
ulis aud ~. Louis An executive bt arc CON posed ui
i. [. Nc Nuu ut the tGicA- anu Alton. I b. ~ psuu
" tue Nand-la, ana l.. Madfon 90 the ONO anu Mis-
elSigpl tirVtcu. wltA puatT 10 agree upon tari
20 .c observed. Ine lew ernshArnt NJ Wii 80 tato
Ell. CT tOday.
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nor TO BRE.fK IAN.
The stotic. Told 10 the kinas County super
,lsor- Yesterday.

Nlsor- Yesterday
Edward Carter testified that short time
AGO he and Geo. ". Knox sawed and filed the
bars " their cell, and got into the yard through
The tower viudo W by saving the bars. Then
they broke into the boiler room aud got lad
der With which they scaled the wal. kno1s
family gave them money, and they collected
money from other friends in New York, over
500 in all. The files, oil, saw. sc, were sup
Piled by kr n friends. lie first thought OF
csclring wien he wJs In Raymond street Jail.
Rui ensten oGcIed to pay 5000 to get OUT,
SlO,Oof which tc.he Icsh down. They then
thought Of getting Mes aud saws to get them
selves and Ruhcnsteiu out Of jail. Rubcnsteln.
Knox. Ferguson, and the witness were Ia the
same cell In jail. Ferguson was In tho Job. Ru-
bcnstoip's plan was t. have them cut through
the cell door with drilla, then cut the bars
in the corridor. aud then drop into the yard
rho Supervisors distrustcd this story, but they
failed to shake 1t. Dounelly. his former keeper
in the pententiary, who bad been discharged on
account of his escape. fcarrestcd him. Carter
offered him $1,000 TO let him 20. but Dnnneliy
refused the brioe. The conversation with ku.
bensteln was before he was indicted. None uf
his friends sooke t. them
Thomas Reed. the watchman. testified that
the night was stormy on which tho men escaped. /.
lie was more particular that nisht than he mad
W. Knox. VINO escaped with Carter, testified
that he got the blauk keys from his mother. Us
well ~ the SAWS. lie thought Rubenstein was a
very smart man. lie and Carte pretended to
acrce to help NubenstCin out. but they intended
10 tie MIN up II they got lUosc, 80 that the pur
suit would not be 80 hot. Kubenstcin wrote to
New York for some tools sud $hN1, but he did
not get anything. lie knew a nuiaber Of RUBEN
stetn's friends who were fence"
George Ferguson, the prisoner In Raymond
street jlil, who was in the cell with the others.
te.tilrd tuat be had heard from Carter and
Knox something OF the plot t. free Rubcnstcin.
MIS-. Knox testified to helVing her son to escape.
She tnnuyht IA ~ was not wrong, bee iuse he
hAd M ue promises to behave himself II he got
! nllf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-18
WESTCHESTNR COUNTY.

The IA. NJ. New Haven tr in yesterday killed
MoRrs pet foreman the llar ON hiilroad ear shop
at Central MOsania. and Mamaruneck dcput cut Oh
the rignt foot of John schan tram newsboy vi Mount
Vernon.
Thomas Bocw. AN insurance agent Of Buffalo
and kniru WAS Arrcstrdln cukers yesterday by de-
trCtve fiom nr 10 on the ohhige of Ocng oethutcr
to large amount IL Is charged that Lu ha' bWihded
New YORK company,
The contest over the will OF the late Silas Ohm
STEAD, n wealthy pork packer ln hrw iutR tltY has
been decided HganAt Cantektint hts son, thlries
Olnstt a1, lhe VIII lad nine codcilH, hnd was con.
tested the gronnd OF unduo influence the part "
the persona IelIVed N t9e e0ut9us Toe estate Was
valued Al Sb0000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-18

Chief Justice Challcs L. DAly has permanently
enJoued the elevated railroad from trcspassng upon
Mr. james Pat.on's properly in constructing turn
Iul In front OF the Pacinc lotol. Tue Chcf Justice
says that the Legislature cannot confer the right TO
construct raDrOAuA tc streets unless Huch raroAd
cOupau uut tn tho consent ui tht uWntrs In e or
make conn 1ns Itnu o. tlC. lie iuitn Silf tuIt the
.ct uI 1865 COuftuIuF dltereu and very cAtrutlyt
poNcrs Upon lie company from thuau bestowed by the
net OF ltGi beng lUcu act, and lh" sum not ncng
900 the iNn, Is unrt u-tuuuuiAi and YNiI
uuu the th,i Ju-ticc nurc tuan iului4ecd that the
railroad company hAA not o-u authority to construct a
railroad uul street ia thC Cl1,