The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-06

mcnsy except in large bills paid for the articles ana
then We 10 carriage and went up 70 the lsdies house
fhe sisters were not ~ homo but remained I acy
Turing his conversation with the young lady (Alber.
tina Pnaum) FeDsr commenced weepny. Shortly aS0
ten clock nisht F9llnsr took carriage ana
went down TO the Brooklyn ferry. The boat not IN
an we had 10 wait. Tellner seemed TO be very much
excitod When the bolt camo we went aboard i goins
into the cabin and Fellnsr staying outside Hetaksd -
himself In English, and the only words could under.
stand were, al shall not be more long" He came nte
the cabin whore and after the boat started wene
out again. remaining in the cabin Before the boas
landed on the Brooklyn side looked round Tor nms 30
os no. NM ca n ns na s.pss SnS called ~
name again. Then, thinking thatperhsPs he had takea
carriage ran as quickly possible TO our house bus
had happened Ny landlord said he believed he ha1
drowned himself For my part thought before the beas
The purpose Of seeing the girls The mex. day rsnai
cd at home Then thought no had gone 70 Caiifornae
The next day Mrs. Spencer, who lived in the house
with Funk, showed newspaper OF that mornings y
which there statement that body had been founA
such box described the hands Of Feltnsr enA
Of the firm belief that II was Fellnors body. Sho
asked %s 70 g. 70 asn n y. ma coming Win
strange lady 20 early in the morning told Albsreine
not to get scared-that had something 70 tell her.
showed her the paper and sho read the paper reerr0
to the body and Immediately grew pale and faint Her
sister came out OF the next room and what Wa
speak. inquired thsn II they had not seen Tsner -
day previous, telling Aibsrtna how had misssd hin.
She replied that she had not him. Mrs Hpenoss
said she would go and SEQ the police and identity The
body. Albertnas sister spoke with Ms. ST. and % ~
Absrtina. They wished 70 prevent her from going.
They made her present Of shawl M
hen told Albertina nat re Ter hadinormed mo tha1
lie and shc had lived together aad wife in The
hoto, and that no said he had mad, hor presents
such . king would make to Y qusel Sha
replied that sho had only received . watch
and chain and ring, and that he bad
pressed her to receive oven these, otherwise she
would not have taken them then told the ladies thaA
Felner's trunk in my possession; Abertinas sstsg
said that 'may there money in IT, letter for ~
aud ought look after it, towards evening they Il
with me- except Aibsrtina, who sick, to Brook
yn we opened the trunk ond investigated its contsnts
Mrs. marks eo out Of II small prayerbook, and the
ulk then locked accompanied the ladies' to tho
door; with black whskers standing near tha
gate with whom had seen the ladies In company On .
previous OCCASION he there accident
ally: Afterwards they went back to New York; Mrs.
Marks had requested Mrs. Spencer TO her the nexe
day that she might give her some money; Mrs Spsnoer
went there and Mrs Marks gave her 81: Mrs. Spencer
asked for more but could not get IT. Mrs. Marks said sho
would pawn watch and give her some more the next
day Mrs Spencer wont the next day with her hus
band be subsequently showed two bank notes OF 10
francs elch, which his wife had received that day;
showed the watch received from Folncr TO jsweses
and he said 1t worth $l4 SIS The next day weat
directly Baltimore and from there came 70 st. Louis!
being out OF money was compelled TO sell the watch y
Baltimore,