The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-11-07
The late Murder in New Jersey.---A Clue
to the guilty Partles- ARREST OF some
of them

! bis 0oOy showing tb1tNh M bs0 oeeG Dru
tally murdered The case having com
to the hands OF the police and authorities
they immediately proceeded to ascertain
, II possible. the parties who bad been tn
cause OF the oeatb OF the deceased. Up
90 inquiry, they discovered that the 80
iIsb JeWe-s spoken OF a, having been seel
at the Cathafine street ferry boat iU com
pany with FeIlUeT; cage over to thi
country In the sane steamship, acco u
panied by sister 1t appear, that oil
the voyage teIlner apd the Jewess, who's
name is Albcrtiue Flaum, became quit
intimate, aud we're observed CONSTANT,
Ia compauy with one another. On th,
arrival of the vessel at this port, F,ll0e
proceeded to the Prescott House, corne
OF Broadwa aud Spriog street, and Mis-
FIaum stopped with a sister ct No. a.
East ljrodway, named Mrs Marks, anc
whom it seens, does not bear very gooc
name FelIner while at the Prescott
House. was repeatedly visited BY thl,
youug lady, aud ou one occasion it ha.
been ascertaiucd that Mrs Marks called
upon FilUcr and threatened to stab him
alleging that he had been guilty of i'm.
proper conduct towards her sister.
Feliuer, while at the hotel. became &C
quainted with young man pame RATS
ki, who was also frequently seen in bis
company. Shortly after bis disturbance
with Mrs Marks. Ratz.ki induced him to
change hi boarding house, and. comply.
log with his reque-t in order to avoid the
cons tant visits Of the young Jcwess and
her sister, proceeded to place in Carroll
street, Brooklyn: Here be remained but
short tiGe, when he. disappeared. and
nothing further as heard of him until
his body was found 10 Ncw Jersey. Ii
seems. also, that when FrllDer left the ho.
hotel Ratz-ki opposed his obtaining a car
riass, and procured boy to carry his
truDk The officers also ascertaiued that
he had very large amount OF French
money in his possession and a qusntty OF
diaDonds which we're examined by the
Custou House offices on bis arrival here
From tie facts which they bad cbtair ed
tbt1 'pht'Ne'V ~ tHf spuuE &c =
e>- MISS Fiauu), and, Oh doins 20 ioun
upou her per on. gold watch aud cham,
the latter beiDs idr rntified as one bavIng
teion.ed to Felluer; she. however. stated
that TIE deceased had IL ade her a present
OF the -ane shortly after bis arrival here.
Ga the saue day they arrested Mrs.
Mark, her sitter. aud upon whose person
vas iouBd one French note for one thou
sand francs. The decea- ed had most Of
his money in these ,ills After consiier
able difficulty. the officer discovered the
house 10 Carroll street, Brooklyn. where
F"lncr had conveyed his u gag and up
ou inquiry found that. day or tso after
the disappearance of the deceased Mr.
Mark. accompanied by young Ralsski.
called aud stated to the Iady of to- house
that they had been sent TO g,t some pa
per- cut OF Fe,lnrrs trunks; tbat he VS.
going to marry Mr. Marks ~,,ter. a'd a
s,on as tie ~eddius had taken pace H.
wouiI call AMI get HI trunks, aud tak,
them away The LADY believing the >to
rs. shosed the Il the truUk-. ahich tb.
oVerbauled. but what va taken out l. not
knosn. However, 90 Monday last Nh
Mark a am called at the same hou--
aud desired that nothing .hould be SAID
about her opening he trunks sui hand
d the lady OF the house a French not. :
OF the amouYt OF the one founi oD Mrs
Marks Thi- fact fally convinced the OF.
dcers that Mrs Marks aui R7tz XII knew
-oDetbing about the murier. but 1T seems
that vs. soon as MR. Marks va arre-,ed
Ratzski disappeared, since which time hIs
where bouts has not been di-coversd.-
tie is said to lie about twenty FIVE year.
Of age. and served with the Twenty eight
Regiment Of Brooklyn, Col Bennett. for
three mouths He is wclI knoan among
several German Clubs, and as Eve hun
dred dollars reward have been offered
there is no doubt but that be will shortly
be arrested.
The officer upon further inquiry, found
that the above parties had dIspo-ed of a
quantity of diamonds to dealer in Ma
-su street and yesterday they succeeded
10 recovering tGo of them, and obtained
the fact Of the wherea bouts of the others.
The person who purchased them fully l.
deutifed Mrs. Marks as one of the par
ties wbo sold them to him. Last evening
a gentleman called at the detective ofire
aud delivered over sword csue be bad
found early the morning following the day
the deceased disappeared along the walk
at Hotoken. and upon comparing the
blade With the stabs 10 the vest there is
every reason to believe that the murder
vas com nitted by similar instrument.
The parties have all been temporarily
cor mitted, ani will be held to wait the
action of the Coroner of Middletown, New
Jersey.
4 4 n. 4.