The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

e. ledy oeeupynG the hsuse Was io0na n laiAuog
condition. and Sssids her spectacle zach IS rarely
Witnessed UrfH lsusge en- tie bAsh piazza Teehnsd
tSs ssdy Of beautiful female apparently about twsa
~ W years Of age and in her axus WITH his head
posi,R upon hsy bosom, was TIE body Of Hu-a.io N.
Gusts, the SON Of shs lady shove suadoi TO, SotA
bursd In The deep slunesr OF death Beside the-a 10y
psia nearly smptsd tho saan piece ct blsalsr wish
usually covers sush volatile po;ss1s sin adhsras to
tie esrh. The eouatsnanee Of the femAs pIacd
and serene, Afshss a,d smiling that IL ssensd i'm
possible Me could have quilted her Frame aad .ast Of
The ysuSg man, although hess tranquil. indicated
ao.hiSg Of death By violent he bottle vas at
snee taken 70 skihXl sAsnaiss, ADD he unhssita.sb
pyononseed It 70 contain prussie asid that death
mas. have followed the ueass almost astaH aEsously
Fren what We could learn among thoss atsis
sequsinted with Horato N. Gus.in, the deceased, W
present the folio wing facts:--
The deceased Ia ~ ysars Of age the sca Of Mr.. r r.
Gus.in, Of wealth, rssidins ~ the scsAs OF
the tragedy He wen. years ago. and ssttssd him
SELF in business at Eus. Aas 10 naqthef hrwsvsr,
was rsustaar to allow hun TO rsside ~ auea distance
5rsun her and repeatedly inportunsd him :, rstsra.
This he last confentsd to do ami he retarred homs
whore no remained several weeks.
About ten days 10 started of to close Up his
BUSINESS and his return daily loossd for. The cir
cans.ances which We have ust detailed are those
der which be 6Is net his Dareats sight his rstara.
Upon tbs person Of the semais, whom NOBODY cooid
identity or recognise, we're iound OF sos
K, pavnb,okers Eekss from The pawn saoo Of A. T.
JACKSON. No. 50 Rssde street for : diamond ring,
(amoupt a. dated Jule 80, No. 1,ls4 In tho MANS Of
Upoa the young man Was found certificate OF his
Lodge Of Free hs.oas at Mascatins, Ia, psasii case
steel ey, and II cents In money also, staSmsns Of
HE hapil ties, amounting TO sons ~ 500.
The following letter supposed 10 Do written BY the de-
ceased, was found upon her persoa -
Nnw YoRK. Juno Il, 1865.
ten aa.si.,, ssss ss.;.a sss. yp:s; e.
% "ss Sc. nss asis but s
n - % M s ss !. % % H e %
- well and saP0y as can Wish you, am yGa., -
Ssve enclosed Is bill on the Noeh.I.cy Bank Of J.
ark, New jersey.
The folio s,pg was written evidently in hurry, on
slip OF pspe-, Ia lead pencil -
Ny DEAR sARAH-i si4 you farewell for the last .ime
Ssas yss M os.sh but 1--we fr
bounds and rather than DO an eyewitness % your As
ss's ysu wi" live i HENRY VI
Another nots was written in pencil piece o. or
binary writing paper. On the OUTSIDE was the follow
ing
NY DIAN sAnAH-Rsnemser the shit. i told yer St
would b ne las; It is MT 40 much; w,t,.vs
Miss sarah Wilams-srom your Own dear RENaY.
The Coroner was called and preliminary inysstisa
usn hello, but DO testimony vas TAKEN, save ttss o.
the father, who depcsed as follows -
Nv name is Teomas Gustip; :sssea lie my his
name is Hora,io ~ Gussin; do not know Of mis- $500
atiog with ap, females; he was sasinsss Massa
tins, L., for several years; has bsen abssat soons
week have not seen hin, since raen uns TINS mo ming
We trust the Coroner aad tho jay will 90 the snt
Of their duty in this matter and plrsue their inquss
until ONE tangible result is reacnsd
1t Is evident there 10 deep tale OF wrong and Injury
which the truth would develops and tbs nsnuaon that
the female was nymph du pave is MIST orusl AMI
whstever Her apearauce is not thai Of dissoiuts
wcmsnihe evidences OF e6neme ne IN her dress &
TO etproyr the supposision. Fac family are 3oantless
Athlete hut it s s.7Ange that son should hdk his dse
tiny closely with female, aud the % mediate family
be entirely upapprissd OF any connection Of tue kni
having existed
ADDITIONAL pARrICJL AIRS.
pos. mortem eIsmna ion made Hpcn the be iy
Ct the deceased lady who, conveyed TO .ne dead
bouse early in the morning. A similar examination
made upon the bo5y o. the deceased young maa at
the residence OF his parsn:s and IN both .hs
suit that tn ey had to their death BY
Of prusic acid. The post morton made BY Coroner
Hsncro and DR.. Boyd,
Tse circumstances Of the tragedy spread rapidly and
srRe gathered the dead house to view che
deceased female. A watch maker, res:d.,g In Navy
stress, identified her as Mas Sarah Ellen Watts, Of
seventeenth street. between Eighth and Ninth sye1uss
New York. He stated that rs repaired ring for her
about year -n.e, and he knew her wsll By sigh. A
lady the name os Wilson Of tbs opinion tls. tbs
n.oe OF the deceased was Sarah Mott, OF Colan9s
street New York, but subsequent -quriss by Csptsr
the two deceased pronensdSg Myrtle avenue, about Il
O'CLOCK the night previous, and others sAii that they
that the couple were engaged to bs married, and
that the opposition Of the young maa's friends in
rssortd TO- In fact there is no end 10 the rumors ami
il IS OF probable that thsre much truth any o.
them The parents persist that tasy never .sy as de
ceased iema until they Witnessed her ssfsnsd corpse
yesterday morning.
The people Of toe nsshborhood, and especially the
ladies' appear greatly incenssd in consequence OF 1s
summary manner which tas rensins OF the young
woman we're conveyed to the dead hauss A m'stirg
vas in consequence convened a. ths store Of Messrs
Wallis. Mr. ] Schumacher was called TO the chsr,
when IL stated that the chairman had o:dsrei q
costly coffin for the body and that throaga the lsosraty
pose IN the Cemetery Of the Evergrseus. mr, A. B
Lane also volunteered supply Of carriages, aad the
use Of her house Tor the occssi,n Tai. vas rsasrsi
unnecessary, however BY the pre- vious offer from Rev
Mr.. Walker authorizations amounting 20 sle5 vas
then raised TO defrsy incidental expenses AMI thu 10
neral VII, take place to-day a. at NJ: Walkers
Episcopal Church, in Vanderbilt avenue.
Tbe Coroners investigators VIII DO held ta.s afternoon,
end al the mysterious crcumstSn ,es VII probably Dc
brought to light
THE DECEASED YouNs NAN.
The unfo tunate male suicide OF very weak ana
delicate Constitution from early age. Hs tsoaelsi
with cough, wasting OF flesh, and occasional spttaay
Of blood for years psst and his psrsa.s with
view Of ber e6tng bis heath conedsd with him in tae
proprsy Of taxing journey to another portion Of the
Union. With this view he went years since 10
Mussatne, Indiana, where he settled aAd pursued his
| trade, which that OF halter.
| Here be Joined the Baptist Church conmanou vas
admitted menb Der, and remained consistent and &C.
voted one much respected by al his scsusntsncss.
He returned from Indiana sboas two Eeeks nss
and nearly two wsek ago went on yiss to an aunt
who resides abo1t thrse miles from EJizabssatosn j.
An his health had not impro ysd his mother wcaE aos
hear Of his gong back 70 the West.
From the day o. his visit New Jersey he hal no. oesI
ses oy his parents until We o;ock yeseri.
when the unfortunate mother found the two deti CO.
dies the wooden sostee Sh Ii stands the stooo
OF her house In Brooklyn
II 10 supposed that the unfortu1ates res,hes there
during the pgo and found all the doors locked and
then committed the fatal act.