New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-28
CRIME.

A FAMILY BOUND AND ROBBED or $1,000 WORTH or
BONDS, ETC.
One of the most daring outrages which has ever
been perpetrated in the vicinity OF Newark occurred
Tuesday evening, at Westneld, village some II miles
west of Newark in Union County. About o'clock In the
evening" four entered the house of Mr. Jacob Miller
an old and very respectable resident of wested and de-
manded his money telling him that they would not leave
the mouse unt their demands were compiled with one
OF them then Knocked the old gentleman down, after
which he bound hand and foot The four afterward
secured Mis- Miller, young lady named Clark who WAS
was employed upon tile premises, In the Two OF
them then searched the upper part OF the house, while
the other two remained below with the family The
searching party soon returned with 5000 worth OF bonds
ana anu TWO gold watches, one belonging 70 MI,
desperadoes then departed leaving the family hepessy
bound. Previous TO leaving however they threatened
kill the fetered and fire the house If they
made an alarm Soon after they left, Mrs. Miller
ceeded in freeing herself and then released her COM
panons but fear Of encounterng the robbers deferred
them from giving alarm until about O'Clock the next
morning Immediate steps were taken 20 secure, III
handed outrage and Newark and New York detectives
are already at work upon the case reward OF 500
has been offered for the arrest Of the robbers and recoy
cry Of the bonds The following are the numbers of the
bonds and descriptions OF the watches -Four Lla6etn
City bonds Of EACH Nos 50 and 81 and one Union
County bond No A, of 81 600 One OF the gold watches
stolen had open face, with the initials j. NJ j."
on the inside the other was ladys watch marked on
the outside -. A. NJ"
THE FOURTEENTH WARD HOMICIDE.
schirmer concluded the investigation into the crcum
stances attendant the death of Catharne COrbay who
found dead in her apartment in the OF No 1877
MOttst the morning Of the 2ls inst From the fact
Of an ncsed wound being visible on her throat 10 con-
jectured that she murdered The full particulars OF
the case have been reported In TIE TRIBUNE But TWO
witnesses yesterday examined, and they could
throw no additional light upon the case ana II was ac
cordngly submitted to the jury who rendered verdict
Tha deceased came to her death from hemOrrhage from
wound in the neck inflicted IN some manner to us u
known" The prisoner. Alice Mcmahon who was arrested
immediately after the discovery of the crime, was dis
charged by the coroner
HORRIBLE AFFAIR AT ONEoNTA, N. "
TRIBUNE.
ALBANY n. Y, June 27-About noon on Tuesday
last in the village of Oneonta, Otsego County, Victor
Beach son of the late Samuel B. Beach, murdered his
mother by shooting first in the head and then in the
body He next shot himself the ball entering his right
eye and passing out of the ear When nelgDOrs reaened
the house Mrs Beach lay upon the hoor Just DLeatng
skull He reused and began to talk SAYING that ne
TX and mad, that he meant to kill his mother and
then destroy his own e that onreturnng home ne went
up stairs and got revolver belonging to ms DrOtner
oscar Beach, and down stairs and found his mother
engaged i'm making in the stove and that soon as
he got good opportunity he fired the shot az her heau
and the other after she fell upon the floor and then made
the attempt upon his own life and was sorry ne dS noe
succeed Dr. Mcigs Case examined the WOunu Oh tne
murderer, and does not regard IL as dangerous beacn
was taken charge by Constable f. W. Bennett ana CoTo
Hendrix of OtegO telegraphed TO come anu nou te
proper inquest. Coroner Hendrix arrived during ths
afternoon and summoned a jury who were sworn ana
proceeded examine the case, and found that MIS- Mar
Victor Beach. The prisoner was fully committed ior
murder 10 await the action OF the Grand jury wllch
cOnyenes In August lie cannot be tried until the sitting
of the Court of oyer and Terminer in October Ohcer
Bennett was directed to remove him TO the jan OF tne
county as soon as the state Of his wound and his health
would permit proper to state that Victor Beach Is
cripple, having been accidentally shot some years ago
tho ball reaching the region Of the spine and there re-
maininR He has of his right hand his right arm
and leg are whered and his whole physical ana mental
Organization feaTfully injured Mrs Beach was most
estimable woman and did all that mother could Tor he
poor wretch that has taken her life she was ABOUT %
years Of age.
THE YERRILL MURDER CASE
LEWISTON, ME-, June 27.-In the Verrlll murder
case the Government closed the evidence this afternoon
Harris the negro accOmpice, subjected TO long
searching animation which failed 70 impair his
story He sustained himself fully The evidence OF the
officers and others brought out important FACTS NJ i
Tudden esq opened the for the prisoner ana
Tomorrow Verrll will be put on the witness stand
SUPPOSED MURDER IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. n Y, June 27.-The woman found dead
al Forest Lawn Cemetery last Tuesday night has been
identified as Georgana Carlif of Brantord, C. W. Her
mother and stepfather resides at st. Mary's W The
Coroner still investigating the case NO cue mas Oeeh
obtained yet TO the murderers