New-York tribune., 1867-03-22


SUICIDE BY PoIsoNISG.-An inquest was YESTERDAY
held by Coroner Cover at No 207 Allen-st, Oh 'no
Of Charles Esemann who committed suicide py 'ahus
strvchnne From the evidence, it would appear th"t
deceased who was eilyerplater, has been 9ut u
employment, and in consequence pecat 10y SITs Frey
residing at No 30 West Thirty stating t aGn
was tired OF life and intended to destroy s tv nj
that he wished TO be buried bis fatner. MI. 1'J
once called at the residence Of the young MAI anu Else
soncd with him on the folly OF such snd said the
letter was written in fun Mr. Frey cautioned as te
1S Of to e Eee6 yU9Rs watch %S oTe him. as he M
would attempt to carry his design INTO execu. - ON IN
nSa6aV NE Esemann is remained in his
TO the question OF his uncle whether he w0ulu nok %
He retired as usual On the following morning his door
was found TO be fastened on the inside ana an @ %
noon Mr.. Frey and her husband called for the purpose
1I 1r dKs hurst in and he was found bed dead having
taken dose of strychnine. ntter staring ,ie iac '
ne naG ancae was rendered Deceased was native
of Germany, aged "a years
IJNIoN HOME AND ScHooL--The Advisory Commit
TOE of this institution have presented their fifth annual
report 70 the Legislature TIE receipts during the year
were soOQ5o o. and the expenditures sl3lOi 49, leDs
the Committee at liberty to pay out $1,000 Oh account u
property and 81 s4 for interest, insurance ana es
EXPENSES The total cost Of the property, whch is s
uated in Fifty-eighthst, between Eighth ana Nll'"'
| q rn
ton Festival has paid s3j S05 o. and more money u %
sed from the same source. The number OF DeneIeIies
since the opening OF the Home in April, 1901 Is
M about 600 and the number received last year ~as
oca The card OF admission to this institution ~ aPcI
showing that the applicants father served In te uon
army in the struggle and that the mOtner II
there be- unable to support child NO papers pIns
the children for Of years are demanded but they
are taken without the prepayment OF zee anu giveI
food raimen and instruction until either their
become able TO take OF them they learn 10 TAKE
care OF Themselves The institution Is not sectatia
With respect TO the Presentation Festival the Comtee
saw: While the ladies who have hitherto managed tDe
patriotic and public charity would have srunk instinct
ively from willfu violation either OF the law or the o
legations of morality, 1t did not occur TO them that III az
cepting seemingly harmless proposition In ald OF 80
benecent an object when all other hopes had ialeu
they would be infringing on any principle OF pubic duy
The Committee feel themselves called upon 10 ue
fend their action in this respect but II may not De I'M
proper for them say Justification OF the lady man
ayers the Home, that having ascertaned the 0iier
made them they had other course open 10 thein
| than 10 see that IL was faithfully carried OUT
| THE KnIBALL ABORTION CAsE.-The woman VINO
died from the effect Of abortion produced at the l'ns
House in this city, account OF which was published III
Yesterdays TRIBUNE proves to been the widow Oh
Lieut. John f. Kimbal OF tho llGth troDsides KeRIneh
n Y " who taken prisoner with his company az
Brashear City and died in Rebel prison III IcAas anu
| not the widow OF Major Edward kmball OF Hawslhs
Zouayes as was enormously reported The lnOrinalVi
on which the report was based received at the
Police Court while tho abortion was under eH.lh
| tion The widow OF Major Kimball is stated 10 se
employed In the Treasury Department III Wash,s w.
much panied at her name having been miNeo UP )" '
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