New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-04
rHE ULSTER COUNTY MrEDE&

r,r.,.tr ot rur unN,rrE-sAFETY AND RETURN
oT the CuHIDEEN-PNETICULhR OF THE
ILIGHT-TIIE Ae>AS,INs DISGUISE.
lrEoM ~ OCCA>loNAL CORRESPONDENT
PnuT JTEyIS, Dee. 3.-Aftcr the murder bad
been committed. on the night of Monday Nov H. Smith
returned TO h. home OF D. M aud babe his children
Get i, adv 10 40 to olive Guy, where he had taken their
mother Before quitting home, that night, Smith put on
two suits Of clothes the outer one being OF dirty
ragged corduroy material the neither suit Kind OF brown
stun Starring al dusk, they walked 10 Wurtsboro ana
m passing through copsc he tried 10 persuade the oldest
cr 10 10 into the woods but she refused They arrived
al Brownsville and there stad all night The next day
Smith hired Mr. Brown 70 take them 10 Ousylc pay
ug him in calico Here be obtained passage on freight
train which took him to Port Jcrys There he put mp at
the Dcerpark House After supper he took The children
out under the pretcnse Of buying them some candy ana
left them In the depot while lac went TO the barber sh"p
and was sofn OF his whskers. THIS changed his appear
auce 50 materially that eldest girl knew him only by
his clothes on the second night line going West nc Oh
tanned passage by working the sympathy oil the
Conductor aud was taken free 10 Dunkirk Thence he
took the connecting IRAN on me Lake snoe i'o', VI,
"wednesday morning, the 10th ut, but was put Oh al
Westdcd, Penn the inst station. lie secured Irom NE
poor master Of that place tckct al h1ii rare hga,
he AGAIN put oil at bir1N fcin ana WAS
forwarded by the poormaSer OF that place ON Thurs
day afternoon arrived at Eyrt, ONO, ana stopped
over night at the hotel. There lie changed his ap.
pearance 10y taking OIL the outer SUIT OF fhsStd
irish fustiaI aud leaving the brown SUIT on. wearing
son kossuth hat Thus changed. lac started from iyra
tLe following morning drd.) with the children sec9r-
Ing passage ON freight train. and arriving al clyde
ONO the same day at o'clock lie went to the JUNG
lion House kept 10y Mr. Pierce and there he eit the
children nm the barroom lie stepped across the street
to a bakery, aud returning, gave the cl!luIeh some
crackers and Immediately passed behind the house ana
ami az shtthe last that was Of hnand from this
Mace no track OF the murderer has been obtained
The officers with DetCctiNe.OlCor Mastcrson OF DUN
kirk arrived ut clyde Monday, the jOtil Mt, ut II
o'clock three days behind tb. murderer Omeers Were
ut put the track, aud II Is believed h"t lie cao'
much longer clude llr pursutl>. ,,,.-
he oldest girl did not know that her mother had Deen
murdered until she heard woman M the hOttl fcd thc
account The TRIBUNE She says that Slnlth hhd SOME
Iuou, as she saw HIM count II on his Knee AT mousse
rhr they nut up; that her mother her " before
She ,bc Iuoterl went from home, which Smith took from
her the officers say that smith sold some calico li,ty
wooisry and crauberries To merchant, Whlc mere LOT
81 or S. At Ilankuss store was robbed IT," weeks
ago and al the time smith seen IN the nolghbOfood
niece of the drrE, Of the murdered woman hlacheu
prce which stolen az that time, ahd IL Is presume"
that Smith was the thief The children are Interesting
Mary - years Of age Leonard !? ana Rosa O. Non9 n
thc oldest to realize the fate of Their nohcI ih'
layr been takeu by the humane Mr. samuel Gumaer oil
Wlsl,oro' and he viii care for them FOR the present