The New York herald., 1867-04-17

tho street with the blood gushing from terribe gaA
in the cf side Of her neck aud passed into the ha
way OF the house adjoining While standing thsre wsb
ieft The houss and away. immediately after WHOA
tho bloedins woman returned TO her room The alara
vas immediately given, whom several officers OF ths
standing ON of the front with the tasu1
flowing copousiy from the wouRd in her neck An ok-
S Ser y s'SR S =
q chair from which she sank 10 the 1oor aud
pred from hemorrase Capia'a inorae. o. .ae xous..
sarch for Weibei and learned that ntcr leaving the
house lie through Madison street 10 Roosevelt.
lhrough Roosevelt 10 Chatham, where he was los
Coroner Cover was subsequently notified and In
pany with Captain Ihorne DR. John Beach aud Others
called the house where tho murder was co.nmitted
Mrs Webel found lying on the door OF The front
room, where she had died, surrounded by pool of
blood. A temporary examination OF the body showe4
that the jasnar sen Lad ben severed The razor with
which the deed committed being found on The foovs
par tally Under the clothes Of deceased. ~N-
On examining the bedroom IL was found Ia the Qmose
disorder and from fresh blood spots cn the oed ~ Wa
evident that tho struggle between the murderer aod his
wife first commenced there Doubtless alter the hrse
application OF the steel TO her throat she jumped ostoS
bed aud 10 the front room whittier her husband pur
sued her and there fcied the fatal wound There were
spots of blood the counter chairs walls door STEP
and also III the halfway wherc deceased fn after bcns
By order OF Coroner Cover the remains were conveyed
to the Oak street police station 20 await vest SntioU.
The little gir of deceased about two old is -
tho Howard Mission, wbere she will remain for TIA
present
Tho house SO James slroet has the Of two
other murders. 1t there that Ferris killed his wife.
for which he paid the penalty the gallows and sons
years ago thrown from al upper window ~
the pavement and killed. but the perpetrators were never
discovered.
e THE INQUEST. ~
The following are tue facts ocitei At Tho inausse
which was held by Coroner Cover Yesterday aflernooA
al tho Fourth precinct station house,
E-AYsa. 4se .1Na
This witness sad-l reside ut No 10 Batavia streets
minutes before six O'Clock yesterday morning
/ IN n
the OF Madison aud James sreet5 and WooS
10 auu got drink aud then saw man run by aud heard
tina: woman was killed; the man about i've fose
six inches high had known the man but nog
his namo; could identify him; the deceased was tho
ono quarreEing with the man; stopped there
until died; it the sidewalk opposite his house,
aud when went up therc The door broken opcn an4
not sse them fight except kind tussng with each
other; took drink at tho corner, and was thoro
about when saw the man run around tho
corner; did not Of the mans drss
doSn James aud Madison towards R0osoyelt: he
ran half block before a knew what naa osem u aono @
went out; when saw the woman first she WAS hnhe
STOPPING and bleeding at the neck she was in he entry
OF the house right in the door from there she
went the stoIe good many officers there, and
FOR, but she died At ton minutes pass
six DO not know whether the man saw was her hus-
TESTIMONY ov NARY casxv !.
This witness said:-I iiyc at 23 James street; az
not know deceased but havo seen her; she kept the
store below; she said II her husband that lived
there when came down this morning. before six saw
her breaking tho window out and the door ana saw
blood her hand. and shc took hold or me and
would not lot the man then SAID There you are
and you stay there and then ho ran around IL
corner; tho doctor; her breaking -
window and door from my window; tue woman sni4
that she had leave her husband several timess
heard the man that lived over the store cry "mufder;n
when down stairs saw deccased coming qua -
she then took hold Of me; sho told thon thai hse
husband had cut her throat; asked the men tnas
husband como out Of tue door while she bad hold oe ss
canno. toll exactly what hc said brought deceass4
went away for the doctor; the policeman met me ns1
the corner; could not get doctor; the pocemaa
went with me; when returned the woman was lying
the foor; she had told previous occasions thak
h, cross man she said he WAS bad man 70 herr
she was a quiet peaceabie, proper woman, as far .
know; never noticed him drunk; they had ono chAs
little boy heard no quarrcnng before the occnr-
TeEce -"
This witness said:-l live al 81 James street; heard
the smashing OF windows this morning, and wakene4
my husband and looked OF the window and tho
woman bleeding and holding on to the other woman,
and then the walk out between them and 60
down James TO Mad son and down Madison; whom he
turned he ram went down iu my bare fosss
H. turned his head and looked al the after he 90
out; said something, but could mol hear what no SAID
saw him runn.eg down Madison street; whom came
back crowded all around the door; did not $50
until utter it a over; saw the woman yesssr-
TESTIMONY or m,,sAREr EDDIE.
This witness said II awakened tins morning ~
and when looked out tho deceased holding ON %
Mrs Casey and when went there she took hold OF
!
reInz aud lsseling each other nisht; no did
not strike hcr; size struck him. he wanted to 20 In
the house. but she would not: they both applied 70 the
police last night ~ f@as
Mary Ann Frazcrs testimony coroboraicd that OF tbs
OILERS shn stated that she heard qtiarreng the evcn-
ilg before that deceased had told her thai she had -
leave her husband three times ON account Of bad tres
mcnt. e 4S s.s
Alexander Frazier testified that yesterday morning 10
deceased behind the window breaking panes with
her hand while her throat was cut and police
me
Madison toward Chambers he did not suppose 70
was case Of murder or he could have arrested the man
0licor Charles Van Deusen testified that he Was O.
duty tho night before and the husband wanted him -
compel deceased to go INTO the house about hah psss
nine O'Clock, whene said lie could not do IL she thoo
wanted witness him because no wanted her -
60 into tho house when she would not go he said -
among themselves; they both the hoass anA
about eleven O'Clock he cAme TO him again. and ans
nf00d ,noy made d'Sr dsasSsnee '0 IA tho stress
he would arrest them both; he the man walked ~
to the corner Of New Bowery and ana Jane, jam ssssss
sAid shc had been away from him six months aud ns1
another mani that appeared 70 be tho cause Of The
August Ymmis said he kept concert a. 'oon at No 50
Now Bowsry and No oliver street. having two e.
frances that the mans name was Gottfricd wcibcl;
That played the piano there resAry and had played
back, later, no said ho had LAD some trouble with HI
wife, he was absent four r ave times during tho
ing be 81 % amay ana %
good halfpast o'clock In the morning. he nevss
drank any thing except cider and always sober.
Oncer wm b Nesbt testiHed that before six o'clock
yesterday morning he hailed by man who pointed
out another who running away, aud said, "Thae
another ocer, then ran afssr the man, who crossed
Chatham street where coming down he got on
the other side Of the car and witness then lost sight q
him. .
The razor with blood on IT, which was used In The
preparation Of the terrible crime was shown and don-
lined by ofcer Herman a. also the marriage certificate
OF deceased and her murderer.
The accused u represented being Ave so six inches
high slim, with light side whiskers small mustaches
&H4 rHa VERDICT.
The Jury rendered verdiot OF death by exhaustioa
from hemorrhage resulting from incsed wound OF the
throat received at the hands or her husband Gotied
WeIbs a. No 3s James street. on the 1oth day OF April
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OBITUARY.