The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-04
THE OUTBURST OF CRIME,
PARTIC GLARS OF THE DOUBLE ira
GEDY IN ELIgsBE7H STREET.

GEDY IN ELIgsBETH STREET,
Immense Muititudes surrsuna,us the
nIorGue-The Identihcattsn of the Bodies
Tho Antecedents Of the Murderer and
bis mtssress-Marriaae, Estranaement,
nnae""y, ana seaionsv Leading TO Death.
"e "'dues' oNer Tue oouies OF george bsuman
anu anne MCNAMARA mas been postponed BY
coroner Fpnn until to-day at noon. The bodies
"ere 'akcn INTO 'he examining room Of the horgue
snor'y aNer ~ a. M and between that hour
ana IL O'CLOCK at least three thousand curiosity
seekers eonsrees'ed about the Morgue, In tie hope
oi oo'"nins Eimpse OF the bodies. Warden Bren.
han ehperiehceo mnch dmcuity In maintaining or
ue'' among 'nem was mr.. Tyrrell, who Identified
'ne oeau woman as MRS Annie Aimejs, residing
WIN her mother' mrr mcnamara, In south Seventh
street. near hiehth Wi'hamsburyh He started 70 ip-
form her hmiy OF the situation OF ansirs and shortly
h'erward mr. Jose Alme3a, spaniard, called At
the horgne and recognized the body % that OF bis
whe' lie VAS deeply aheeted, and asked whether no
could remove her remains for burial. lie was told
that he could DO 20 after the inquest and be imme
disteT went TO the coroncr's once, In the city
hali, ascertain when II wns TO be hold. While
the coroner was in his once, respecnble-lookins
woman entered and gave her name as Mrs Luyster,
remsrkipR that she was the mother'in'iaw OF Bau.
man
george banman was hne looking man, with dark
mar anu gray eyes lie WAS born In Nordheim,
ooounsen' Ihanover, In the year 1884, which would
make MIN 81 the time OF his tragic death about 30
years OF age. lie had been Principal OF the German
Select school In Turn Han "a Me..ro,e s,,a., ho.
-. s"N., " n,' " 0' ,,, e"ee' oe'
tween SeVentn ana hishth Streets WNhamsourgh,
for seven years. and was slso pQht teacher of Rem
| s.n strest achoo, no.r Ioon,,d go, A.,
- - ~ u'
three years ago he became ensmored Of . daughter
n ynxs .lA e..
Mss.roI. .trc., ..,o<, .ns r,.r~,o, -. -,
~ 49, e0"oo,' anu nhair"u net party
against the wishes OF her parents. They subse-
qucntly went to board in South Fourth street and
lived yery bopp,v tocc,hc, pn,, ,hop, ,,n. mor,,s
-, ~ ".pp"' .oI''"'' ""''' apou' nine months
since, when Miss Mcnamara engaged a. q cher In
the school, and destroyed Bauman's anec .ions
nus eo'unes.' anu' s saiu' his oru'ahy hence-
forth rendered Mrs. Baumans lie With her husband
unbcsrablc. and in September last they separated
and an. x,,, 10 ,,,e 10, 10, ,,o,,o. o. -
""u sue VIM " i've WIN hc' "olhet' eho was
confined In the early part OF last week and lies
In a dangerous condition from the e,ci,emo,, a,
h.or,or ,ho ,o~r,,,o ~, =, ~
.'s '''''''e Gnu Vi her spouse ana her rival.
has rather 4, brilliant aducs,,or She 49,. a.
c,..oo.., =, - , .'. '"o
'"'HV'.i VI oeins "n'Aoie ana quiet ou' without
| IN Mis-. McNamara Bonmann horo n rood ron,,.
lion hcforc the event. Which .r,rot,a,ss ~
W." oe'ore 'ne e'eh's "mch euimiha"u IN the ter
rible tragedy. lie was well liked, Is said to have
have been talented and xos neculio,lv ,svo,o, %
~ W." F>N' "N'''Su w
astronomer researeie-.
Miss Mcnamara was the daughter OF ble
parents and was abop, ., year. NJ ,re .rd ns,,v
80, - "'u "As aoou' - ''a's VI age shu hntNe
ottnls state About h'e wears ago, while teacher
IN Urinary school No. -. In South Fourth street,
she became acquainted with Mr. Almeja, who vas a
cigar maker BY trade and they were shortly amer
| ward married, she then giving up her position IA
teacher. Rut they lived vary unhappiy torcthrr,
because htr hushard was not able 10 support her
travap"nt style OF living, Toward the close of last
arc of ~, % Spph's Tor avGree =, which In s
Granted. she then weot TO reside with a sister in
WI iamshurgh, and accented pc sition as teacher
OF rnSIish and music ~ the school OF Winch Rauman
was the PRINCIPAL. Her acquaintances say that she
lnnetred very anxious To secure another husband,
making use OF all the little Nomanly arts OF capva.
ton Of which she was rcrfect mistress.
| Whether undcsignrdly or not she cntrapped Biu-
man ~ her mesh.s and she in turn fcil victim 10
MS ardent atehuons. After this they were oftcn
seen looking over The p1ies OF n book together,
and otherwise showing their fondness for each
others society IN every imaginable way and az all
! tirer, but always with such studied circumspec,ion
thnt hcthlnG nrusuli WAS suspt ctcd After another
| Tar a. TO promenade openly together.
Then The tongue Of scandal became busy, ant
subsequent and more gross violations Of
| OF The beishborhood A short time ago Baumin
taken very sek and was confined to bl. room for
her mother but he sent 20 messenger to request her
presence, nor even mentoned her name.
| Not so WIN mrs Amela' No sooner was he
| Prosrated than he ordered some Ierson to go for
| her, aud she was with him during Lie illness. He
ot,n expressed hir intention OF going West II Ids
| mistress would accompany him, but he never could
| gam her cons NJ On saturday night last lie took
her 10 balI adJscent 10 We school and his Jealousy
OF her eoquet,ishncss wish other gentlemen in the
room was so marked as 10 become an object OF gen.
| er.l honce' p.- -,
A nrs. hts. bhunan suspected nothing. Mrs.
conduct toward her on al occasions was Of the most
| snecuons,e am sltterly character She always ad-
| dressed her by hCr hrst name and called her hus
| oand urorge; Mrs Aimela was greatly beloved
| oy az hei pnp's, anu her desk every morning was
loaded WIN mowers and other litie tokens OF their
! esteem anu auceuon; sue wss Tall and commanding &
| IN hems' not WIZ Deauuiul but WIN clear blue
| eSe e nhu y "scihntlng adatese, which when she
| wneu, haue her society dangerous TO the stefner
| sex a..
fmai!y lhe scandal came 70 the ears OF the school
| Comm,tee anu an lhseslisnuon established con
e,ueMen ,ne 'tI,n M o. " ruinots 20 hls an opin'
| ION, "vmo'el, uIu thSS naNe OF baumans character,
reprimanding HIM, aud requesting him TO amend his