The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-10

Mr.. Carpenter ia we'll known in Brooklyn as
the head OF Il proi aratory school in the John.
ston building Justice stndcy laid his evil
d,rce before District Attorney Reeves who
said IL wa- strong enough to Justify the arrest
OF Mr.. Carpenter. At o'clock this morning
Deputy sheriff Charles S. Na.hhurne started
for Eny shore 'tom here with a warrant for
Carpenters arrest. Carpenter his wife. and
his mother were at breakfast when WASH
'of "olI Mr U Carr ar ante,." Wsshburne said to
the servant. that have private business
carpenter came from the. breakfast room
and greeted the deputy sheriff.
IN" got warrant for yuur arrest, Mr.
Carrenter," said ashburne mildly.
What" al nust vel I'd Carpenter. A war.
rant for my arrestl Why. man. you must Ge
IN. no." said Washburne.
"What. IL Gods name am accused off,"
demanded Carpenter, his excitement showing
"y"u'r- accused o. setting nre to two
irr husbands loud tones attracted Mrs.
Carpenters ut en'ion. She and her mother
hurried rom the urrakfust @ IN. Tuey nenriy
tainted when Carpenter told them what the
denuty' Grand was
his wife ".,i'll 60 with this nan Tor the ,'ake
9 re to- us,ic re- s,u ,siak and IN e Ee
bark in tlMef r luncheon.
liz got into Washi urne'- buggy. and the two
men sta ted for brentwood. Carpenter in list
tee '': : udey's house The JUS lee notified Car:
ayon 'a aMI rry g. 1Srk Of Buy shoe Hs
set Il @ bearing ror O'Clock In the afternoon.
At the he,ii G the result the justices de;
both fires o"cnrie ed at n"onti IN. and that Car
Lent.r WA, rcen near each place shortly before
Biucker testified TINT Carrenier drove past the
Post office IN Il i'ih"lon al no N on TUESDAY
that h. saw CARPENTER near r - l.archrs about
noon On lue.Gay DEPUTY Sheriff WASN'T urne
st"n,l Ma the house. but lie was not fv 81 81
be. Ga met him later after the iire stnn1-
t { Gi t."E the stand. and in answ-r to
Justice >tullry's question adm tied that he
was nsaF Ths iarhss IN the LAY Of TIM fire.
Rs cot out Of the, rhaeto1 at III. Gl.ce
fire to lie mouse. From Tho Larch-s he drove
to I'll. house o. "A mar named Reilly. n hall n
m nj fTy a> SeFyt tndey f" sa
how it was that it took two hours ard a half
t. d, i've hai' mile. Carlenter replied thnt
he Took his me, and maybe flat he got to
Mr.. M,nris Martin had testified that Car
u servant. Carpenter deH!ed his.
Hi, counsel ws'vSh e. esa 2iIat2n on the
Reey-s's has n. and Justice Studlry held Car
renter for tie october Grand Jury. He was
released on imil
John 7. NcKenna. the manager OF Pock's
IA m, was p,,-. n 30 t"-t fy hat h. saw ar
rrnt near d. t it Attorney lteeves's barn
sho tly ef re- tn IRE WA. discover, d. In his
inv"sttG ri"n stice Stndley found y hand vi
Of matches Strrwr n out the door OF he huu-e
neX toth" barn. He wa ready t" oil evidence
that Carpenter mwUci these matches that he
ohtu'n.d them TIL sday in ireunds saloon in
brentwood The matches were ~ two kinds.
conn, OF stluhur matches aud IA, lor matches.
The u'ti""i"ld r"pO. tor that h" had learned
that in IT," satnOr CARPENTER ask a,l Tor and re-
, CO. ved Il big lunch OF sulphur matches. Some
Of these matnh"S. to Jnst'cn said. were In his
pockets when he was arrested.
again him were riticulaGs. and that In u
short time Justice tul ey would ind that he
hi! mad. mistake. Carr enter is said t. To
wealthy lie moves in good society ut BAY
Shore. whore his mother owns considera Dlo
property.
-" haven, the least doubt" said Justice
Stud!ey 10 SIN reporter this evening. "thut
Car, enter is not resron-i J." for his acts. He
has ~ q very Gue'rl, Of late. think his nc
ton IN sr;t,n Ere to the two places WAS 10
TO Pure c.l' scdne.s. u his re, a,ive; d. not
viii he heard ny tho Suffvlk county Grand