The New York herald., 1871-08-31
She is a Young Girl ffcrn New
Jersey.
Talks with tho "Doctor's'' Fricnds-Eis
Wife and Daughter Corroborate
the Story OF the Death
Of MaYy Carroll.
Cases CT CulpabiIity IND Criminal Care
leSsneSS on All Sides.

DcutDH IN tNt ihlus ol 'nc NolAllIDlbB lndb VIC
nutAor OF this latest horror would escape The Off
GERS OF the law.
However, in the present the police have djs
played most credltable promptness. and If all the
success thai would be desirable has not attended
their Efforts least they deserve the thanks Of the
public for having shown laudabe activity
m tho pursuit. OF the murderer. As the first
Information that promised unravel the mystery
came suddenly and expectedy through the truck
IMAM voluntarily presenting himself to Warden Bren-
man at Bellevue Hospital and leading the arrest
Df R0senzweig. against whom the evidence rapidly
hccumu,ating. so the further information that pro
Mises to complete tho
CHAIN OF EVIDENCE
comes TO through the agency or Warden
Brennan. When the accounts or the mysterious
murder In this city reached Paterson, N. j.. inc
description or the murdered woman caused some
suspicion 20 arise Ia the mind OF Dr.. Theodore
c. Kenne, Of l0s Nam street, Paterson,
that the deceased was a young lady OF that
town VINO had Lett on q visit to Newark
With her mother. he Oh once came on TO New ork
and stated 10 Warden Brennan that he was almost
certain from the description which had been pup
iished that he could recognize the deceased woman.
III view Of the large number of people who had
presented themselves at the Morgue and posi-
fivey identIAed tue dead woman az d
missing friend, the Warden mad grown
somewhat sceptcal and demanded that the Doctor
should offer some evidence 10 now he proposed
TO prove the identity, Having made statement OF
facts which he knew. IN connection with the person
whom he believed 10 have fallen victim 10 the
malpracuces Of some scoundrel Dr. Ktnne
assured Warden Brennan that ne could bring other
witnesses from Paterson who woDl1 be able 10 prove
she identity OF the deceased beyond The possibility
OF GoubE, Ia support OF MS statement the Doctor
brought with him portrait OF tDc young lady lie
further slated that if ne were correct III his sus.
picions there would be found the left arm OF the
deceased, below the elbow, vaccination mark
which he had made on The ann OF
THE MISSING pATEEscN LADY.
AS this circumstance il very pec.iiar not one in
ten thousand people being vaccnated in tina, man.
Nor, 1t was considered good test. In addition the
Doctor stated that the lady should have a large
mole ON the right side OF her neck. On examIna
tOn II was found that both these marks existed ON
the body. and Dr.. kinDe when allowed to see
IT. declared that all his doubts were re-
moved, and that the murdeted lady was a
Miss Alice Bows.y, who had resided at ~ West
street, Paterson, N. j. But In order 20 place the
matter beyond question he returned to Paterson
for other witnesses who had known tie deceased
and brought Or. Joseph T. Parker. a surgeon
dentist, who resides also at IG2 Main street, Pater
son, ana who lad been engaged proies- |
Bionally by Miss Alice Bowlsly. This |
gentleman, on presenting hmselr at Bellevue |
Hospital, said that the deceased had missing /
q certain tooth. ana fully described some sturing |
winch he had done in Miss Bowlsy's teeth, aud |
also a scar on the Jaw from uceraiei tooth. |
Notwithstanding the advanced stage Of 0ecomposi-
sion in which me body to-day, Warden Brennan
resolved that thorough examination should be !
made. so that the existence OF these marEs should
be determined. The pody had already been !
placed III q wooden shel preparatory TO burial but
nhe Warden ordered i; 10 be opened. The sight pre-
bsented by the corpse was horrilying as the acsh
was IN an advanced state OF decomposition and 1t
was necessary 10 have recourse to the water hose
before il was possible to proceed with the examina
1on. The circumstances detailed by the two gen
1emen were found 10 be
PERFECTLY ACCURATE.
The missing tooth, the s.uned teeth, the vaccination
mark scar and mole were found Oh the corpse
AMI satisfactorily
SETTLED THE QUESTION OF IDENTITY.
There Is sad history behind this laGy's
death which viii proudly be MADE public
at the inquest, which win now be held
without delay. FOR some time before he-
death MISS Alice Bowlsy was on q visit with some
friends at Newark, y. J., with her mother On
"Wednesday last sac lett Newark Wtn The expressed
intention Of returning 10 Paterson BY way Oi New
YORK. IL Is supposed that tbe deceased, who was
unmarried, Stopped by Encouragement at New
YORK 10 seek ADVICE and Tellcf Ordcr To hide her
from we NpIll, auA bnt l1Sb OcT Gc1tU
at tue hands oi the unscrupaou Wretcn who traded
ou the weakness Qni folly OF the unfortunate The
evioence aSalnst thc lhan ID CUSTODY IS uccoining
every hOuf stronger. N agaluon 10 me epsto-
larry evidence there VIII be Forthcoming witnesses
70 prove met they have kn2wn Dr. Asehel and that
the man IN custody as DR.. Kosenzwcg IS tho same
man. Yesterday iricnd who Is wen known To IL
spector waiins called at The Eighteenth precinct
station and being Introduced 70 the cen door OF
RosenZwelg ~ once addressed sm as DR.. Ascher
by which name he had known Dirl Tor years. The
prisoner seemed quite dlsconcerted and asked his
friend why ne
ADDRESSED HIN BY THAT NAME
and being answered, because nc had always known
hin by u. Rosen1welg ~ once became sulenly
silent and refused 20 hold any iuTtner communica
prcpo sscssing and as he fcels his pcsion oecom
sng worse the savage moroseness OF his character
1s making Itself visible He persstently
denies an knowledge Of the crime bat his mode or
dong SO creates an unpleasant impression. As
soon as the trunk or carinan Il mentioned he seems
10 lose all scIc0Dirol and ihe assumed case which
he Affects III the beginning Of the conversations dies
away and gives place 10
SAVAGE DEFIANCE.
EoseDzweig complains bitterly OF the press, which
nc considers has done nim injustice, ana was COM
piimenfary cnough 10 say that the reporters came
annoying hnn ana then went away anu wrote lies.
IL was only last evening tlat WaTdcn Brennan
Clue which ne had so successfully followed up. "a
he was unwilling 10 raentIcn the mailer unul he
was certain that there was
AZ me present moment ne has good deal OF IN
formation which. ia order 90 forward the ends Of
justice, WIN be Kept silent for some time u - now
hoped ibat the ms stcuUus woman " no brought tie
Dox 10 Tie depot VIII be aTcstcd IN spite Of
HER CLEVER ESCAPE
In handing IN nis oncial report TO Inspector wal
linz, WHO mas worked win intelligence and con-
rancy ID ms ahair, warden Brennan sppends The
f0lloTilg note:--
wbDe making ils report VIII here take The opportunity
presenting thanks to Dr. knc Parker FOR the
ohessu which hey IN Ibis case they
having al suggestion returned 10 Paterson two. for uT
frr proof 80 20 pe postyc 10 the
tie unfortunate victim.
During the absence or Coroner Schirmer yester. !
day afternoon Inspector Walling called at The cay
Hall 30 see him IN relation 10 the mysterious MAJ |
practice murder. The object OF the Inspector was |
u mat the ends OF justice might not IN any way
be defeated by The commencement of the Oiicidl |
Investigation as soon a. 10 sueu tie convenience Of
the Coroner A TINE ana place for nodIng the IN
guisiuon VIII soon be determined upon.
In ihc meantime a jury mas been cmpancllcd,
and Oh "a buIlal certificate, given by Dr. Cushman,
who made inc pOsi.noiiein cxalnnatloD on the
a0H VI lAe murdered woman, Ibe remains wLl We