The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-11

taken care Of and be held only Witness From what
has already been obtained from her there is the
Of the deceased and that Miss Albsrna Phaum decoyed
Feiner 10 tho fatal spot where he was murdel and
thrown into the river Mrs Marks stated that her lister
Aiberna had been seduced under promise Of marriage
by Feiner, and that when she found that Fener wac
not going 10 fulla his promise, she him that DE-
time, well her own, would not be ong in this ..,s
He however, induced by Mrs Marks 70 give Nor .s
ter seven hundred franc notes Ratzski was n
the confidence Of the two sisters Is said 20 laughed
at the idea Of their taking only The above
amount, and said that as FellAS was very
wealthy, he shond DO ma1e to give them
twice that sum- What advice RAtzski suggested will un-
doubleday be given in Mrs. Marks confession.
THE SPOT WHERE TuE MURDER WAS COMMITTED.
From information obtained by our reporter, who has
visited tho spot whore the body OF the murdered
was found there Is no doubt that the fatal stabs
inflicted not hundred rods from where the body of de-
ceased was found and then thrown into the river We
learn that on tho day Fener last in New York
man, answering his description, accompanied by a
young lady dressed In black silk came ashore at Port
monmouth from one Of the New York boats; that they
proceeded along tho road leading mp 10 Middletown
and Keyport, and that was the last seen OF thcn
our informant was positive that the woman nor
m man nno aa pa not RETURN nor we're they seen in
said took the kcyport boat the following day for the
city, dressed like tho that ashore at Port Mon.
mouth II ID believed by many that II the murder was
committed by Ratzk he succeeded in getting Feper 10
have private interview with Miss Alberna about their
dhcuities and that she suggested trip to Port Mon
mouth there 70 remain ovcr night aud return tho fol-
lowingday. Ratzski no doubt reached Port Monmouth
before they did aud was lying in wait them near
where tho body was found; that Miss Alberna decoyed
the deceased TO the fatal spot, and Ratzski
suddenly came upon him and dealt him q fatal
blow in the breast, which was quickly followed up,
until ineteen wounds had been inflicted, and then his
body thrown into the water.
DR.. Taylor, who held post mortcm examination states
that the body could not have been In the water over
twentyfour hours. Such being the fact the deceased
must have been thrown into the water at high tide and
at the next low water found upon the beach, Tho
location where II was discovered Ia considerable dis
lance from any house, and in very secluded lonely
spot. dozen could easily be murdered this place
and no one hear their cries for help that poor Foner
was beyond the aid Of assistance from any one, even
could he have been able to give alarm Thus far tho
case is shrouded in mystery Mrs Marks has evidently
determined TO destroy herself possible bat hope with
the efforts that being made by District Attorney Mclean
that she VIII be foed in any future atteml and finally
nuenced to give up tho idea Of self destruction As yet
no clue has been obtained the whereabouts of Ratz
ski lie has thus far succeeded in GLIDING tho pursuit Of
the officers We would, however suggest that 1t would
not be amss to pay little attention 10 those
who are constantly calling upon the authorities 10 inquire
about the case and if any disclosures have been
made.