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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
THE SEASON AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 3O.-The Newport sea-
son makes gratifying progress. The city Is well hlied
with strange and the hotels dong fair amount
of business.
August and September promise to be unusually gay
There VIII be polo stoeplc-Chases athletic games hunt
ing and shooting in addition 20 the large number Of
private entertainments which are contemplated.
The Bellevue Dramatic Club, whose membership IS
made up OF Summer residents, are 10 have private hCa
reals on " Wednesday and Friday next
on Saturday. Mrs. L. 4. Potter, OF New-York, and
Lieutenant I H. Barber, L. S. A. entertain large party
Of thcir friends at their respective cottages.
Bishop O'Reilly or springfield, has arrived here.
Tie steam acht idea, owned by Tneo. a. Hayemeyer
OF New-York lett here this morning a cruise to the
westward.
Judge Troy OF Brooklyn, is az the Ocean House, so is
Mr. l.. +. Waters OF The Boston Daily Advertiser.
Mr. John Taylor aud MI. john e. Bowker, members OF
the Guy Council Of Boston. at the United states
Hotel.
Nr James Gordon Bennett II again az the Chanler
Villa. He received a cordial welcome from his numCr-
GUS friends in TINS Cly, aud everybody glad TO
him lie viii entertain large scale, aud viii devote
much his - outdoor amusements. M. Bennett
has brought nom Europe a number OF new horses and
Late arrivals at the Ocean Houso include the follow
c.. Meyer, Hugh Brien, J.. III. Parsons, G. u.
Greene. d. G. Busg-, f. W. kelsey and vile, j. " b.
Thaycr Miss Kent, II. c. Hill New-YOrK John II. Cho-
lar, Worcester; j. W. Scott aud wife, CHICAGO f. L.
Oinslead Hartford; f. ID. +. Shelton, BlrminguanptOn
Conn; L.. L. Waters q. L. Putnam auO iamilY Boston;
den and wife. David Brooks, IT., Philadelphia; &. 5.
Side, Minneapolis q. NJ. Atwater, Springfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
REVISING THE LEWIS WILL CASE.

THE REBUTTAL OF AN EXPERTS TEsrIM OSY.
The contest over the will of the late Joseph
L. Lewis OF Hoboken, n. j. who let II 100000 toward
the payment OF the National deDt. resumed We'd
nesay and yesterday before Cornelius c. see Master
Chancery ~ Jersey City. Among the witnesses pro
duced on the part OF the United States Joseph f.
PANE expert who for several years has been In the
Office Of A. ~ Low Co. OF this city He was given the
marriage certificate produced by the alleged widow OF
NJ Lewis ana number Of other papers which had been
marked rs exhibits in the Among them was
paper which contained some corrections which Mrs
Lewis asked 10 have made IN her testimony. When
she was on the stand she produced this paper
and had the desired corrections made. ExAt.
torn, Y-Gcneral Glchrist asked for the paper and
marked Il exhibit the IL is alleged by the
proponents the will that the marriage certificate pro-
duced by Mrs. Lewis was forged by Marcus T. Saca.
Mr. Pane. after careful comparison Of the penman-
ship. declared that the body OF the alleged marriage
certificate was In the handwriting OF Mr.. sacia lie
also claimed that the paper Mrs. Lewis had pro-
duced with tho proposed corrections IN her tes-
umony Oh had been written BY MIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
BLOCK ISLAND CROWDED.

BLOCK ISLAND, r.. /, July 30.-The hotels
are full at this place and successful season IN
every sense of the word is being enjoyed.
Miss Ada Cavondish, the actress; q. L. Lake and
family, Judge Blxby, OF the Nsw-YOrk Circnt Court
Judge Strong of the United States supreme Court, and
Mr. Watterson, OF The Louisville COWerJOurnqb are at
the Ocean View Hotel.
This evening Professor ]. +. Lord gave q reading,
which was well attended
TIE communications TO and from the island are all
that be desired. Excursion steamers arriving
daily from various points. and in addition these are
several Of the packets peculiar 20 the Island which are
constantly busy. The mail packet which lakes passeI-
gers makes three round tr1ps week between here
Newport.
There are several yachts at the island.
Among the late arrivals OF the hotels arc the follow
lug:
United States Hotel-W Smith, Cncinuatij f. p Chap
man, Robert W. Gray, Hartford; Marshal WashUurn
Pittshed. Mass.
Pequot Huuse-Samucl Lippincott, Brooklyn; Mrs
Henry T. Small, Mrs. Wickham Mrs. Saunders f.
smith, A. G. Hli!s, Hartford.
spring House,. Walkcy and family, ". r. Walkley,
BrOOkyn; w. L. WGeeler. Ohio p. T.. Farnum Port
Jeryis. ". Y. Rathbone Gardner, Providence.
Ocean View HOtCl-Edvard X. James aud family
New-YOrk v DewiBg, ROenester; 4. Bullock, Glas-
gov, Scotland; j. L. Howard, Florida; Il. H. Ill.,
Washington O. g. Bull Buffalo; T. NJ. Smith and
family, Elmra, n. Y: G.. n. BJardman, Chicago; Miss
Ives OgdeusbuTg; ". II. e.. Temple, j. f. Field Proyi-
dence; Jerome b. Parmentcr, Troy Professor A. r.
Storer b. T.. Barker, Boston.
Rooms have been engaged at the Ocean View Hotel
for the Hon. j. den, VINO VIII arrive Saturday. The
rOOns were engaged by Mr.. WattcrsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
DECIslONn-JrLY 81.

Supreme Court ChdmbTs-By Judge Potter
Wander IT. order granted. Hurst agt. TTicman-
Ordered in which defendant DO let bail
duoed TO 500. R0llSagen agt. Hermann.-GTanted and
ordered as within The People. etc. ag Brownortorel
sum $1,000 In the OF Meehan and anOhe-Stay
FOR period Of twenty b Of exceptions
u bo settled hled etc. Randall CTOuse-MOt0n denied
with $40 costs Hun, etc, agt CARY tai think the sure
ties sufficient undertaken approved Green Thorn.I
think the contempt intentional but Ignorance
aud that he should not be fined s. II anything In
the matter OF Ordered unless rcfercnc. proceeded
with on the l- OF August the child 10 SURRENDERED 10 ts
mother. keenan, Motion de-
with $40 DAVIS granted.
William H. Ricketts, appointed bond 500 stIanss
al. ag niman- Motion granted with JRmos j. Nea5
5000 bond appointed receiver Department Buildings Az
Cooper same agL Fesse unprecedented by default
Common Pisds-.SBeciai ierm-Bv Judge Van Hoe
sen-In the matter OF Fabb etc. Comm Issue In
the Sclun. .-etereBee ordered. Robins as
BYrne ct ai-Moton denied
Marine COwt-Speciai Term-By Judge Snnott-
Thatcher aai Rust Receiver appointed Rosenbait agG
Iamis0n Mayer ag GOLDBERG; Bacher agt. Goldberg; Ao
rams Oun-berg; Roger agt Peckerti Ramp ag MOods
granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit brought by F. w. j. Hurst, agent
Of the National Steamship Company, against Charles
Tugman for damages for assault and battery came be-
fore Justice Potter in Supreme Court Chambers yester
day, a motion to discharge his recognize ics
reduce the bail Of the defendant who has been In
Ludlow street Jail since Nav 10 default OF $4,000 ball.
Justice Potter reduced the bail 70 $500.
A writ of habeas corpus was granted by
Justice Potter in Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
the petition OF Anna L. Siegrst reced TO the soe-
ETY. for the Prevention Of Cruelty Children and to tne
superintendent Of Police. The petitioner asks for the
discharge OF three children, Lewis. Thomas and William
seglst acrOoats, VINO were recently arrested i'm sara
toga 10y an agent OF the society She that the chill
orcn are sixteen, fourteen and twelve years I'd and
that she understood from the manager before he started
out with the troupe that ne had permission from the
society allowing Ihe children 10 perform. The wit is re-
tnrnable today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
THE OCEAN GR0TE SERVTCES.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., July 31.-The tenth
anniversary OF he rst religious services held 1t Ocean
Grove was celebrated to-day. Public buildings.
churches cottages and tents decorated with flags
During the morning the anniversary sermon was
preached by Bishop Simpson, OF New-Jersey, in the
presenes of 1000 people. In the afternoon another vast
con gregation assembled In the auditorium, and re-
NAMED nearly four hours engaged in religious exer-
cses
AT the dedication OF the Young Peoples Temple and
the unwilling Of two colossal memorial Ocean
pathway, addresses were made by the Rev. J.. II.
Stokes D. D. president OF the Ocean Grove Camp Meet
ing Associations TC.WsOn, AW. Harris, Ebert W. o.
horn Professor Williams, of Pennington, y. j.; Chan
ceIlOr RunyOn and President Stokes occupied
Tho chair and Professor WilesfOrd Dey conducted the
music. Tne anniversary prayer meeting in tho evening
vas largely attended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

Sacia. In order to prove the truth OF his
allegations, Mr. Paine pointed oui the pccuartes of
Mr. Sdcias style Of penmaDsbip. and how positive
proof could be obtained htt be had written certain pa
peTs. He positive about his ident ncatlon of
the handwriting Of NJ Saeia ia the paper u-ed by Mrs
Lewis ExJudgc Fullerton who Is one Of the lawyers
al Mrs Low s. testified that she came % his Office one
day and talked abont the corrections sue wanted made
in her testimony. lie told her TO write them down. and
gave her French note paper Of peculiar PATTERN
pens and ink Sue wrote them out at his desk He iden
hcd the paper taken rom her on the witness stand
the written In his Office. The Hon. Cbas II. WINFIELD
also OF Mrs. Lcws's lawyers testified mat he. TOO,
presoli nc the tme aud ne idenihed the paper
the Que prepared b. Mrs Lewis IN the occ OF exJudgo
Fullerton.
THIS rebuttal OF the testimony OF Nc Pane, the ex-
pert, has caused much comment. be very 30 T.
tive his Identification OF Mr. Sacia's pebanship. r.
W. Russell, Tie lawyer of tnis Guy VINO represents the
TWO sisters and two uep1ews OF old Mr. Lewis ycster
day placed IN evidence large file OF letters sent by
Mr.. Il wis 10 Mar;n and John Ctthcart. his nephews
The next herring will take place az the West End
Hotel. Long Branch, August 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
THE RIVER THIEVES HELD FOR TRIAL.

The river thieves, Henry COniOy and John
CadoD who with John Moran. tried to the schooner
VIM II. Van Name. at Pier No. 81 East River, on Mon
day night, when Bum Moran was shot by Captain
Somers arragned again yesterday, at Essex Mar
ket Police Court, before Justice Bixby They were
b. cuiIed together Colonel Chalmers represented the
consignees OF the schooner, and Captain Somers APP
peared To prosecute the charge Captain SOmers re-
lated now ne shot at the thieves as they trying 10
enter the cabin.
Thomas Mcclure, the night Waterman employed on
the pier, testified that he saw Bun Moran and Con-
roy coming from the schooner Then ne met CaldOn
who was Alone and who said to HIM: II we'd known
in charge OF that schooner would not have
touched her" He heard Conroy ask Moran II he was
shot. officer McSheeny stated that Moran admitted 10
him that he shot on board the vessel IN company
With Conroy and Caldon. Each OF the accused men
committed for trial IN default OF $500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
4 COYD UCTOR KILLED on HIS CAR.

RICHMOND, Va, July 29.-E. l.. Earnest,
conductor Of the Pullman sleeper Chaauqua, en- route
for Atlanta was to-day killed the Richmond and
Danyiue Railroad, about two miles south Of Richmond
While leaning outward from the lower step OF the
natforIn the purpose OF examining the truck, he
struck by the stOcKguard fence aud Knocked 10 the
ground He picked up tuseusble and died In haf
an hour. He was twenty-five years old and leaves "A
mother and several brothers and sisters WHO reside in
washington, but who at present sQJournns on the
seashore near Atlantic City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

Court and Joraemon-st Brooklyn The President the
Court was Bosserb. of the 32h Rrgi-
mept md the Advocate. Colonel John H. Bergen,
of tIIe Eleventh. Brigade. Counsel for the accused
claimed that General JOurdaD, who preferred tle
charges had no right act In the matter and hrnce
thai this court had night try the accused man. inc
objections being oyerrucd Captain Bertseh pleaded not
guilty The examination of witnesses began, ar
guments technical points ensued, and the court mar
finl WAS adjourned wi hont combating the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
Else ELL NOTES.

The game of base ball played at Syracuse,
" w. yesterday between the Providence and the star
Clubs, by the former club by Of 10 to q
The Holyoke Club defeated the Hudson Club spring-
field, Mass. yesterday, by score OF TO l.
At New-Bedford yesterday, the game between the
Sew-Bedford Club aud the Springfield Club resulted In
"A victory for the former club by score OF too
The Chicago Club defeated the Cleveland Club yeser
day al Chicago by a score OF 6 to 3.
The Buffalo CLUB played the Cincinnati Club yesterday
at Cincinnati and defeated them By Of 3 TO g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
NOTES FROM COMFY ISLAND.
CROWDS AT WEST BRIGHTON BEACB-THE RACES
AT BRIGuToN-FAsT TIME MADE.

y
Il was very close both at COney Island and
In the city esterdsy forenoon; but large numbers OF
persons went 10 the place in hopes OF finding
comfort There rush all day the various hotels
Trains and boats run all night for the benefit Of
the visitors going 10 the ArOn festival West Brighton
Beach after o'clock was thronged. Every hotel and
lodging house on the Island full, and prOpretors
are juOilant The more sensible families went down IN
the morning returned the early afternoon trains
The facilities OF thc sea Beach Railroad were In great
demand yesterday. inst lef Bay Ridge Ss
about OIL p IN. uad thirteen cars, every Que packed
with human freight
The Prospect PARK and Coney Island Railroad on and
after to-day on week days only, viii sell excursion
tickets 70 ladies for Is cents and TO children between
ave and twelve years OF age for 10 cents ana all those
ander five years of age will ride free.
No rooms can Dc obtained at Hotel Brighton ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
TRIED BY COURT MARTIAL.

Captain Peter Bertsch. of separate Troop
d. was tried by court martial for conduct unDecomng
an officer in writing insoent letter to his superior
officer. Military Headquarters Tuesday evening at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
A BAKERS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Ernst Meier, baker, age twenty four, while
intoxicated. attempted 10 commit suicide at his
brothers house. No. $50 Henry-st yesterday about
D. IN. He shot himself in the left breast No cause Was
assigned Tor the aet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
CALENDARS THIS DAY

SUPREME COURT chAbmRRsPOtter. J.COurt opens ~
l0So IA In Calendar ealtcl al ii a. Nos 10. 80 81 Oh
7a 90 1877 1885, 2u2, 200. aO,, 2O8, zoe 2l1 I'll ,.
SUPERIOR COURI-SPEclAL IERM-Sper J.-Cohtt "Poas
AT ~ m.-NO day calendar. GAM,
COMMON PLEAs-SPkCiAL TEgA-Nan hooSeh' ''-NV"A'
opens al IL a. NM DAY caleudaT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

Jenkins BROOKLYN; =. IT, Sears and wife, mary 4
Sears George IT. Cramer and family, Lake George j.
G Mayson, r. Brown. Mrs Preston baltimore ddo ~;
Fulton, IT,; C. W. Phillips. Pitt-burg; i, Gay Mhuooh
and daughter, Baltimore John Newell. Chicago. .,
The following pools were sold tonight ON to-hOrto" .
races: -, = mia
First Race-Purse $500: three-qnarters OF nne'
winners pay penalty and non winners 10 reee pe
lowauces, J. T. WiHams's Chcckmate, SlOO; - neeu ,
Ronnie wood sos g. L. Lnrilard's Una, SIS; Barnes
4 Vests Gabriel S13; F. LoTllard. fld dS MANI.
ion, 81: Il. Yard's Dell and r. Puryears ELASTIC
FLY, 81 -. n,,,oao sveen-
s+otcs nurse $500: l. W H. Reynolds Fortuna, 500
ID j. Crnusr's Jericho $50; L. NJ HAIRS Enniee' 80
f. Yards NIppcr, "a L. j. BadWins bl2saOn, 70 eaoo
THIRD Race-One nile for three-y ear-ods purse HSUV'
weigh allowances To nOn-winners; Oden BoHlts oh,
lark $50; j. q. Nelson's Lance %Ooa, ~ T. IA ~
Bovsfring, SIS; H. 7. McGrlth's AuudA' I'LL l. W.
Doswell's Dairy Maid, So .ooo , W pou,s
Selling Race-One mile; purse, S3uOi D. ". y,
M u sSo. DIVER Bros - Charlie GOrbam, $50; l.
P1ryears Jackscrew SIS q. b. Morris's Bill Dillon
So; T. w. Doswei's PowhataD, 30
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT

LETTER FROM LONDON PUBLISHER on THE PRO-
POSED CONFERENCE.
The following letter addressed to Messrs. Harper
u Brothers by F. K. Daddy, esq. wel-known
London publisher and member of the Royal Com
mission on Copyright. viii be read with interest.
1t shows that the suggestion of an International
Copyright Conference is viewed with favor In
England and evinces a disposition among English
publishers to cooperate cordially in the scheme
with their American contemporaries:
BEEvooRr HOUSE,. NEW YORK, May 10, 1879
WesSrS. HARPER & BROTHERS:
DEAR Sms: on my arrival In this country I was
glad to learn from your letter that you though,
the international branch Of the copyright question and
10 notice the courteous ana practical character Of your
Suggestions can assure you from long personal exerl
honorary secretary the British Copyright
Association, that believe there is sincere deslre In
further this end, international Commission 10 con
sider the question thoroughly taking note of the public
very useful FOR step promotes practical results more
than personal interchange OF opinion ana lhorma-
should think the decisions OF such a commission
would have great weight IN both countries It's appoint
men also suggested by some Witnesses before the
BRUSH Royal Commission Copyright, and. as you VIII
by the report oi tine C0mmsioueIs they so far IN
dlcated their approval OF IL as TO brng II specifically De
fore her Maesy's government (see Report paragraph
2J2 ana 10 express their unanimous oplrion that me
appointment OF such commission might DE At'ehueu
should such a commission be formed, I hope it will
have large enough powers to enable 70 entertain the
question right and fine art copyright well as
literary copyright fact treat of copyright IN lis
widest sense embracing the right copy, print eu
grave. photograph, or IN any way 10 multiply copies
Jramalzr aridgp translate re present perform de-
liver hope also viii he authorized to frame its re-
port shape that IL could form the basis, as you
say. of an international copyright treaty.
such y climax would be most cordially welcomed IN
England and have doubt il would be received geu-
orally with equal favor here. The British Government
have already gwen evidence by appointing "a ROYAL
Commission, OF their wish 10 put copyright on sound
and satisfactory footing and think hey win be much
gratled bv any assistance prOfeTed by the American
Government which Will enable them to deal completely
with the international branch Of II. Believe me- yours
very truly, +. H. DAIDf'
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

where places were reserved for distinguished
guests. A hum OF admiration greeted her ~ she
passed along The FURNISHED hair had the effect of
a nmbus IN the light. IL was dressed In the Marie
bodice Of pink silk. with white neckerchIef and
frll of old lace. "What pleasure 10 must give yOu"
thOught. ~ she passed to catch glimpse Of
yourself in the glass. LatteTv, much IF the beauty
which that night so vivl0ly impressed me mad
disappeared. The Princess said TO have lost her
heart on Young EnGlishmau Of inferior rank. he
dehCaie blush roses on the cheeks faded. the lilies
wltherpd. the humid OvelueSs of the eve vanished,
and the nose became bold aquIlne. In TINS
phase she only looked well on horseback. OF nd
ing she and her sisters We're passlOuat.ly lOnd In
private the iufauta ever dressed in black, ac
cording 10 the Spanish custom. All hope Of
realizing the Spanish marriages policy dies with
the lnlanta Christina, who was reserved after the
death Of Mercedes for Alfonso. The matrimonial
alliance which her father had negotiated for her
with the Duke of AOsta Amadeus OF lfaly) was
abandoned. Last February the Duke Decazes and
the COmtc and COmtrsse de Parl, went To
Madrid to break down the opposition IN
the Palaclo Real TO a match between the
King and the Princess Christina. It Is worthy
of note that Doctor Gucneau de MISSY, when
called to seville to give medical advice, warned rhe
Duke and Duchess de MontpcnsIer nOt to suffer
their daughter 70 take food, drink or medicine
which had not been prepared by the hands OF at
tacB,d and faithful servants. This betrayed sus-
piciG0 that poison had aggravated the malacy
typhoid fever from which she was suffering when
DIR. Gueneau de Aiussy saw her.
-Four children of the Duke and Duchess de Mont
pensier have died of this disease. They were each
carried away in the prime Of life, with the excep-
ton Of Prince Ferdinand who died at the age of
thirteen at the Bishop of Orleans School at St.
Quesnin. In their solicltude for the beauty of
their sons and daughters the Duke and Duchess
caused them to be revaccinated every SIX years
Perhaps tins may account for the deadly clutch
which typhoid fever laid upon them. The blood
cannot with impunity be saturated periodically
with morbid principle.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
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