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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15

BIAKE MUFFTTT K TUWNE.
Importers and dealers in Book, News, Wrapping
Paper, Card Stock, Straw and Binders' Board.
etc. Manufacturers OF Patent Machine Made
Bags; 5i2-5iG SscrsIne nto street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15

LIDDLE l. KAEDING.
Importers, manufacturers and dealers In Guns,
Rifles, Pistols Fishing rachlA and sportihB
articles in general; 53S Washington street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15

GOODYEAR RUBBER co.
Rubber goods for mines and miners 577-579 Mar.
ket street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
E. SOULE,

JOHN A. ROEBLING'S SONS CO.
ron and Steel Wire Rope and Barbed Wire; l
-, aut
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15

FULTON IRON WORKS.
Mining machinery, Engines, Boilers and Hosting
Works go Fremont street. Ainckley, Spiers
Havea
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15

Mining machinery, Engines, Boilers and Hosting
Works; ls7 First street. Rankin, Brayton
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15

Importers Of foreign and domestic Dry Goods. Hoo
siery.Ladi.s and Gents Furnishing Goods.s sole
propriotjrs and manufacturers of the eels'
bratcd Patent Riyeted Clothing; l4-16 Battery
street
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-09-15
N. PARDlNI & co,
STENCIL. WORKS

CALIFORNIA ITALIAN PASTE CO..
Manufacturers Of Vermieelli, Macsroni, Parma,
etc; &. L.. Splivalo Co, 1lt Battery street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
WHAT HE SAYS IS HIS LAST LETTER.

James II. Braun, the seventeen year-od
husbandI whom Mrs. Lizzie Braun, age t"eniy-ohe
fvbo Maid te wedding when they married., re-
Gently had arrested Brooklyn for Abandonment ana
whose case was dismissed by Justice Walsh because ne
could earn only 81 week has gone away from his home
i'm Brooklyu Before he went he sent the following
letter TO his wife on Monday
NV DARLING WIFE-For the last time on earth
tske INV pcn in hand and wTto YOU | nave always
loved YOU and been scorncd for so doing cannot
stand il any longer for going crazy. Nbcn thls
reaches YOU Will be dead. When you married me you
did moi marry angel and you should have been more
Sor0ivng Nv last wishes for your prosperity ana
banniness PITY aud remember little hereafter Is
n@lPip''' 49, JIM
p < Don't let my mother find this out for II will Kill
her take my lie for you only aud no one else knows
what has become OF me DO not worry, as am great
deal better off constant splitting Of DlOOd ana Worry
ing about you was killing he slowly
Good by, my darling, from yours, JIM
Mrs Braun was startled and looked for her husband
Uis mother assured her he was all right The mother
said that the boy told friend that he did not intend TO
commt suicide but wrote the letter 10 scare his wife
He left Brooklyn Monday afternoon by boat ana his
sister said lie acted strangely at the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
BROOKLYN.

The commencement exercises OF the Long Island Med
ica College will be held this evening III the Academy OF
Music.
Sacitics of " f. W. and Annie Il. Han was opened yes
teray hen the suit OF the former for absolute divorce
was placed on trial before Judge Reynolds IN the City
Court
The offensive partsans" in the Navy YARD arc fast
bcing beheaded By the official axe OF secretary mhtey
Vesferday a dozen more were dispensed Win, ana
Al Is reported that by July every man III inc yard VIII
have been removed.
The Bridge receipts In May were Si9.6O0; In may,
1891 they were 49, 09 showing that the ialHg OH ny
towering the tolls has been fully met by tAe increased
number of passengers carried. The NUMBER oi Passch
gers on the ears ia May was l,535,O3O.
Albert johnson, age sixteen, OF No l7s Javast, VINO
walked In the hot for amateur practice TWO years
aro and was gunsruck aud vino recently devoted all MS
spare time to roerskating died suddenly on sunday
His father said that the boy was infatuated Win roe
ekang aud few weeks stayed out so late that he
feared TO 20 home and went to Plainheld, N j., and
became an employe In "a rink week ago nc went nome
sicK with severe cold believed that 1t developed
Int o pnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
VIOLATIONS or rHE SANITARY CODE


Deputy KpEl@Tr1r NdEIt ytSTtTIIy CIIIVU VIC
attention Of the Board Of Health To two recent VIOLATIONS
the sanitary Code which provides that bodies 81 uea
persons must be buried within four days after death aud
mat every death must he reported Al the Bureau of vital
statistics within hirysx hours. on May goa ceruh-
cate was received when stated that Karl schulz age
sixty mad died on May % as No. 5ls East Eightynuh
st. II was signed By DR.. Wooster Beach on May ~ ana
the dale OF burial WAS Nav 81 There was no cXpana-
ton OF the delay. The other was that OF Margaret
Virginia Cary, who died at No 1913 Madi-onave on May
90 DR. g. DE Wolfe signed the certificate on the same
day Eight days later undertaken presented the
certificate and received burial permit Tho Board
ordered an investigation.
At the where MIRA Cary died IL was .statcd last
night that Mr. Cary I'm JcN1, AT the time OF his
Viics death A telegram was sent but failed 10 reach
him promptly and he detained by tue Hoods on his
Journey here. The body was kept at an undertaken
shop. 80
report By Dr. Cyrus Edison stated that inspection
the Bronx River water supply at kenscO showed that
much mad done improve tho surroundings there
Some drainage from houses stl enters the river. how
ever DR. Edison thinks that the banks ~ the stream
should be owned by the city and planted with trees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among other passengers on the Anchor Line
steamship Cts Of Rome. which will sail for Liverpool
to-day. are Thomas Henderson, jr and wife, John
HorspoO, A. G. Bcchsein, g. A. Bechsten, Mrs. Becl
stein Robert and Peter Donaldson, NJ j. EcheNerria and
wife, Mrs George Fowler and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
CARBIDE, Lieutenant o. J. Hem. United states Army :
Mrs Helm A. G. Kencay, OF The ThNddciphid ProsS
David A. Lindsay, Nine. Louise PykNewson the Swcd-
ish prima-dOnBa; Mrs John II. Starln. j. Rawlings.
Colonel A. NJ SwOpe. Chief Engineer h. T. wood. United
states Navy the Rev DR. Kcwle Anderson. DR. Charles
H. Beard DAVID A. Bell. q. NJ r. Horton and family and
the Rev Thomas West.
The Elbe OF the North German Lloyd Line will sail
for Bremen to-day, taking among her passengers Henry
L. Abbey Profess s. Herbert Adams, the Rev. J. a..
Anscler, Mr.. and Mrs. g. r. Benson, ". j. Black,
United states Consul at Nurnberg, g. Brunswick Daniel
Catlin and family the Rev. Marcus Caro- the Rev. and
Mrs j. Radcliffe, T. II. French, NJ. W. Gleason, C. IL.
Hutchinson, Walter IIorsmann and family the Rev l..
KoenIg and family, Professor Albert H. Mnnsel G.
Robert Peters and family Mr. and Mrs. James Brown
Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Rker Mr. and Mrs John
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs ID. Urbaneca, Baron and baroness
Won Murchhauscn, and ID. NJ. YeOmahs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
rntroR KEEp ARRLSrED FoR LIBEL.

The Western Union Telegraph Company, the
Manhattan Railway Company, and the Missouri racine
Railroad Company have begun "a ior Hl'-cl Ilu. u
against Charles D. Keep the Iinrot me hnI Nr0 bIiD
Nctrand the up Bon he Jcn"r7on Market Polio"
Conf yc.terday The Of tho action Wcrr set oth
in the afdayIt. Of NoTyn Greene president of the
Western Union Daniel ". McWiliiams ~ treasurer or
the Manhattan ana Amos II. Calsf treasurer Of the
Missouri Pacific Company. Dr. Green dcpOsrs mat Mr
Keep, on May last published the following statement
In The Wall street Daily Nctrsi
Gould, Field aud sage have been paying uncnrncd
divl9enis for years on s-OOO00OO OF Western Union
buying IT, on the supposton that the property + really
a or per cent income producer. The concern ~ now
stripped az clean Of good aS.cts "a, billiard pan ana
there f. not enough sets worth sicang BEFORE long
the Stockholders will get the news Gibcaly which
we now give them Ia an "a npii'ial way.
asserts that the statement u ihlsc ana &c
cars that dcud- have been paid only on The earn
ngs and revenues realized He asserts that the state
mcnt was made to affect the price or western Union
stock and bonds and other evidences OF us indebtedness
Mr. McWilliams charges that hr Keep Win intent 10
affect the market price OF the STOCK and bonds OF tho
Manhattan Company. circulated a statement against
mat c0mUauy. and Mr.. Cdci makes IKE hhdtNlt 70
Carliug statement rejecting upon the missouri racine
Company. They deny the truth 81 the "a ertons
Mr. Keen was parOlcd until to-day. lie SAID that ne
should eadeayor prove the truth OF hi, assertions
The section the Penal Code under which he ha, been
arrested Is as follows: person who with intention
10 affect the market price OF stocks or bonds, or
other evidences OF dot oil corporation who shall
have knowingly circulated any false statement. rumor
or Intelligence IL punishable by nc OF not more than
70 900 or by imprisonment for not more than three
hnth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
LIFE-BOATs CLEARLY A NE0ESSiff'

There is a railroad not thousand miles away
from Newt Orleans which is covered with water nearly
the entire year. In fact whenever st shower Oh rai
falls the road goes under The train men have peco,n
go accustomed TO sliding through about two feee Vi
at tho rate OF eight nine miles an hou,
that thew Imagine they are leading sailors ne anu
when they walk they swagger and roll from one sde &c
the other and hitch up their trousers at regular
and use nautical expressions when they converse WIFI
each other. -, - .,o ,ood
Not long ago passenger boarded train on the road
and when the porter through the car ne hI
how long It took to his destination, BugleYle apou'
sixty miles up the line. ., 4.
can't say zactly boss" replied the porter, ZOOS "
nends on dc wedder Is II de wlndaint In our eye
ana II de Is smooth we'se gTine TO MAKE iasI
nassage and will land you at Bugcyhe inside er TOUT
DAYS; but IL amt certain boss, as we heered as
dat dar was pOwful deep water ut Mud Bayou anu OF
hgh sea runnn and II OATS true well nave 10 lay Close
TO DC at Browns Point and jos walt Tor or 70 cai
and de Lord only knows when dat Will be-"
Well, porter you" -,
Not porter. boss. Ise de captains mate, sah."
All right, then. mate" continued the passenger; get
me lower berth I'm tho forward sleeper. so that il
become seasck stick my head out OF the scupper III
a hurry" -, - q. .,o.. .,ao
Yes boss I'll put you down a berth on dc port sue
and I'm der middle dc sleeper so dat when we strike ue
ground swels OF Gun Island you won't feel dc pIchnl
sah on de last passage II was monstrous rough; anu
one gem'nan de whole night WAS poStu SICK anu KEEP
gorln' de scupper for all he know how ana one or
dc crew while tying red light jes abat de gangway CT
do AT OF sleeper fell de railing and drowned fore We
could round to- and since dat time we carries two HE
boats"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
NEW.LERsEY TONNs.

RAHwAY-In the libel brought by eT-Stitc sen,
atOr b. A. Vail against street Commissioner hIE c' aiu
hers Tor distributing circular on the eve OF Cec
last November charging him with dclraudng DeIilhh
ont of his property. the indictment against HuSh5s as
quashed Yesterday and noc prOscqm entered as 10
the others.
PATERsoN-About year ago Mrs. Robert E3stoh,
while driving her home at Haledon was dragged RON
her wagon and assaulted 10y George RaWsoh WI" Wa
drunk lie escaped, and IN few days sip OF paper
signed by him was found pinned to tree near Cry'ia
Lake Ii read my body Will be found IN thc "0o''.
Notify the police" Tho woods were searched ~
vain A Grand Jury indicted RawsOn ana
william Faves who with him at he time OF the as
saut Rawson recently obtained employ nent IN 81"
mill officer Magec, who had "a warrant, yesterday ar
rested him. Eayes also arrested, and Dom were
cent 70 Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
AyITALLfN KINDERGARTEN
MISS CLEVELAND coMMENDs Ir-MoNEY AND rEAch-
FRS WANTED.


Tn n room Oh the first floor OF the scnoo'
h,iidin, of lie Chdrens Aid Society, nj No. 100 Icon
ordst ara rroupcI every morning Sixty bright lc"
little eN-s from sunny Itay ln'y "Ie ~ ~"
H. mo arc and nstrrcton of Mrs. G. |. Iorrey, VIII" -
training them MP by knl'rstttrn hloIh"'' ~ w '
gent, liw-ab!ding boys - 49,. .,, ,., Il % a,J
s,ve s,d Mrs Tlrray "and upstairs there arc Sixty
moro Of the same age who ought 20 he down mere NV
Who have 10 he taught BY primary methods mucn 700
adr,nccI for them, simply because we haven room
al anS'" ,cochcrs cnoneh for them here. 10 vas
oulyI through the generosity Of Mrs. ftloht N'I
"a. thrt we we're enabled - Omen the hluh"I-
,,arten al AN this year Miss Hooker mas klnuiy
Volunteered 10 help and j. of ycsy great as
Inn fbc teacher are hardly sufficient Tor 10 cn'Ien
II seems 10 me that n the ladies OF NcW-l orh c"uil oy
know of the work that is being done ana waiting 10 po
done here they would help Us. /. they COli OAl sec
these bright little yOun s7trrs at their studies
ana games they couldn't help being . III
frrestcd IN them. When Miss EnZthrih OieN'
land was in the city recently she spent many
hours with them. and ON returning 70
Washington wrote me this letter, from which VIII rrad
Won sh9r: extracts 'Whrn left your kudci- ., cn
around so with their hugs and laud-A4ssh-,' aht gar
ewes and pathetic j0lity that did ho ~ an say VIA
Wished TO- nor can now, hut woul Ike 10 klir you
sotue hint az the interest feel lu 10. lNntc lo
80 much TO he learned from th0s" wonderful, Itt".
utterly neglected, beaufll, clever dreAIidliY dIIy
Tbc children must have improved wonderfully, how
ever since Miss CcycanIs visit Tor yesterday hcy "'ro
models Of cleanliness. Tho regular pupils are taught
o'clock till aui then ln TIE afternoon from
TN . TIE primary school children from upstairs hrc
given taste OF kindergarten delights, inns ruIuIH-
double work the teachers. M"fr l"tch'i-' OF H'at
u hire them much needed by this deserving branch 81
.lt1Vtf ltIa On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
NETWORK CITY.

The New-York Yacht Club will dine at Deimon'-
cos On June IL.
The regular meeting of the st. Nicholas Society
will be held at DelInonic0s on Ihursoay'
The Albany day boats, Albany and ID. Drew,
will begin their regular trip for the season to-day
"a ]. Sloane will close their store at 3 p; N. on
Saturdays during June, and at IL m III July ana
August.
The will of Charles Wexford was filed Yesterday.
II is dated April 4, 1884 William Allen Butler Is
the executor.
The veterans of the 9TH Regiment will parade on
Saturday afternoon and lunch at the hotei Druns-
wick at p. III.
George j. Bryan, Editor of The Buffalo Erentng
Post and one of the veteran newspaper men Oh the
State, is at the Murray Hill Hotel.
The Excise Board yesterday dismissed Herman
Holland an Inspector and appointed as Inspectors
Robert Baldwin and Henry Dwyer
The election at the Cotton Exchange on Monday
was a victory for the brokers who are Ill FAVOR Oh
the inspection and branding OF cotton.
fastest run IN twentyfour hours that has eyer been
made Inv an ocean steamship. On May 80 she ran
4Sl nautical--554 statute miles.
TRYING TO FIND FIsH's PROPERTY.
Assignee Morris made another effort yesterday,
before Referee Cole, TO ascertain what had become
of the property transferred by James y, FISH 10 ms
children in December 1855 40 witnesses f mrt .
examined. The leases Of several pieces OF properly
held by Irving Fish were put III evidence.
ARREST OF THE ALLEGED FoRGKR FROM BOsroN.
Harry Ashton alias Adams, alias Wilun was ar
f4igned before justice OeIlndH III tho vOhN'0oiss
Market Police Court yesterday. on q charge OF
pttcrine worthless checks III Boston,. lie had Deen
erreatcd AT the Coleman House on Monday night
aud was remanded TO await requisition from
Boston.
nosToS's MAYOR SITS AT TIE FEET OF Mr.. GRACE;
MAYOR Hugh OBrien, of Boston, and several
members of his city government are in this city f0r
the purpose of becoming familiar with the New
York system of government. Boston mas recently
had new charter conferred on 1t and the Mayor Is
vested with greater powers than Mayor Grace, VINO
gave Mayor OBnen considerable information yes
tSrday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS!
THREATS AGAINST A PRISONER.


Charles f. Ackron the alleged forger, naq an ct
inaton before Police Justice ssing OF JeTsey W
vesterdav and was committed for trial AS Georgo W.
Clerhcw one of his prosecutors was leaving VIC oo
room he was ascOsted by a midde-ageu nlan, W.
asked him in trembling voice II tere was "y priar
bty that the prisoner would be released MI O TN
hew answered " No." and asked why ne ihqulreI. no
man became much agatcd and said that Ackroh hau nv
tempted to ruin his ghter If he had peen relen9o
This morning he added eXcitedly. would nave hu
him before he left the courtroom. Five years ago AeK
ron married Mgeie Fleming. the daughter OF well well
known contractor In year he became lnialua'G VIZ -
another woman and his wife obtained dVorce Do ,br
sheriff William Brush, the step'iather OF .n9 j him
woman searched for Ackron and attempted 70 Ill.,, ~
a thrashng but was worsted. Miss Maggie hiitn ons
No. AIS Firstst., the next o9eet VI ~ vas
divorced and endeavorcd separate the couple oe gy
met secretly and their Intimacy continued UNI, an, n
met Augusta Grimm age sixteen, whose moIhcl LIN
confectionery store in oboksn lie went 10 Doslt M
Mrs Grimm and succeeded In inducing lier uti IN Ter
leave homo and board at the Phiadephia Holel III
sew civ When Aekron fled from the Guy, aiter Paoe
the checks alleged to be forged AUGUSTA was Some in
nv her mother She sent away from hoh0 ~ ."
short time and soon gave birth to chld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
TIE EorIrABLE BUIhpIx0 TO BE Ex1ARGrp

The Equitable Ilic Assurance Society has for
n long time owned the building at No. lI2 broadway,
next office structure. occupied by DemonleO IL pur-
chased at the receivers sale OF the Metropolitan National
Bank the property OF that bank at No. 10 Broadway
and thus the entire broadway front from Cedar
Dcst the east side. IL has also purchased f0nr
lots In Pnest, In the rear Of the bank building. IL thus
owns the entire block, except the Nnssaust.
buildings The leases Of this property Will all
expire by May, 1856. 1t ls the inton-
begin the erection OF extension TO its present build
Ing over the newly acquired area. The company re-
onires additional office for It's own business and
will thus secure the floor. instead OF occupy
ing another floor OF its present structure The low price
OF building material aud especially OF iron required In
1reproof buildings r. considered great nducement for
the erection Of the new structure business invest
men The present accommodations for banks, bankers
and lawyers will be at least doubled Plans arc now
being considered and matured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
CONSTRUCTING NEW RESERVOIR IN PATERSON

The Passaic Water Company, whc1I Su dIIIpsod
Paterson. n. j. with water yesterday Of Ti0'0
large reservoir additional to the three now IN
nae The new one Will be in Grand-st III VIII DO a ot
mile i'm circumference and Will have capacity OIL 20
600 600 gallons The three old reservoirs nave IN u.s.
gregate capacity Of 20000000 gallons Inc pans 200 iV
the new one admit OF an increase in capacity 10 4oVV
600 gallons by adding feet to the heieht o. ono
walls The reservoir will give service to the tru oi ~
Of the Paterson Orphan Asylum which STANDS on oo VI
The oftsst eminences the city, being IL teet aDoFo
the monument, which is taken as zsro III WIZ sino 49,
no CITY water The contract calls for the compelo VI
the work by October IS, and l. f. Ho1sey, tnc In
tractor thinks that there will be water IN the
long before that time. The supply will be ioiee1 ~ INC
resery OR from the pumps OF the c0mplhy az Iho i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
JERSEY CITY.

Tho body Of man was found hanging yesterday IN inc
woods near Snake HILL IL WIS cut down ~ some Molh
men and identified as that OF Addm htinP'u'"S0'
age seventy, who recently lived IN Union I'M.
John Smith and John J.'Sacrs were found gulty yes
telday IN the Court OF Sessions for consllhG 10
the Portland Canning Company out Of 500 Ihey hIeu
store AT Mol 20 Iledersoistin February ana sent HfBe
orders ali over the country for oysters hams whsle
canned goods etc A. soon the goods were receiver
they were shipped Of again.
George r. Mckenzie president OF the singer seWihnE
Machine Company has paid all the remaining dtDl Ol
Third rcsyieran Church In Meicer-st, ana presented
deed Of the property the trustees Inc gllt y U
ditOpa OH tie church retaining forever the name o
scotch Presbyterian Church, never having any %
mental music in IT, and remaining IN connection Win INC
Jersey City PrcsDytegy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
THE SEIZURE OF THE AMBROSE LIGHT.
THE MASTER AND OTHERS TO BE HANDED OVER TO
TIE UNITED STATES MARSHAL


tn. American br1gantine Ambrose Light
which was seized by order OF Admiral Jouett as being
engaged I'm aiding the Colombian insurgents aIIyeu
Quarantine Monday night in charge OF LoulehaIt ~
men of The United States Navy. The vessel was
seen about twenty-five miles from Cartagena,
United states Of Colombia, by Command aSr
Wright. of the Alliance. one OF INC
IInifed States vessels which have been stationed III
South American waters recently. Tho Drlgantne us
played the Haytian ag but sierwTra s sIS
nailed and as she did not stop benk carfnso ",.o
fired from the Alliance. Tho fessei was MOI entenant
until she'll was sent across her DONE 6oat's
Wright onTd 'n' found Gfty-fOur soldiers who
had left Barranquilla TO report 10 dsneraI G5sI,
leader OF the insurgents at Cartagena' oro an
american register partly destroyed and commission
for the vessel a man-ofw under the J
eminent signed by Pedro Lara tno % Consnl at
RarTanonilIa The vessel was seized as prize ana
prlzecrew were placed on board unueT coNlInau DO
Lieutenant Wright. The insursent sOu de ,tn,ation
H. tbev vouId NOT be executed. Lieutenant wright
brou ght to this port, I'm the vessel Gaspar h9derl9
the master, ID. Shomenot th9 haec na rhn cantain ia
a Van.zuelan the mate is a Mexican. Gale Is new
Highlander. and the other seamen are EuroPcah'' O'
are ostensbly detained AS witnesses. ,.,. rr,i,od
Kerry as prizeuaster and Assistant Uhltou
states Distric AttOrncy = Il. Clarke went DeoIo
Addison Brown OF the United states Dstrlct court, ~
the afternoon and consulted him as TO the dsposo ~
he made of the captured men. Judge Brown grahteu h
order directing the prize master 10 denver lno -
yitnesses the United states Marshal lhcy WiiI P,
ably be transferred to the Marshdi cuSIo"1 az" ~
10 this city this morning. - o.,.o oil dav
Tsc captured craft remained of Qlarantihe AZ sb
Yesterday No one was permitted 70 Do1Iu hct orJ
rather ancient looking stands well ont OF Tue
oois "a tbouch she had seen considerable serVN Soh
modorc Chandler said last nlghi i1at w " 49, yrfcr
ing about what disposition would DC te i,1 States
than that she would DC turHeu o'Oi W W.
nisfrief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-03
INTENDING TO PROVE MRS PECK INSANE.

Mrs Ellen f. X. Peck was taken before jus
,ce Van Brunt In the Court OF Oyer and Tcrmlner yes
terday to be sentenced for forgery Assistant District
Attorney Purdy moved for suspension OF sentence,
.sving that tho Attorney was convinced mat
Tie ends of Justice would he best served by trying her
on one M the other indictments against her The pun
sment that could be inflicted upon this conviction would
moi he adequate IN his Judgment He asked That day
~ 90 for her trial on the other charge OF forgery Hen
~ Meverborg counsel the prisoner gave notice that
lie d.fence would be insanity. Justice Van Brunt set
down the trial for June 49,