New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
Rosensweirs bed. The chemise found In the trunk 7
never cav before II probably belonged to the young
lady. The piece which was shown to mo - piece OF

lady The pieee which was shown to me - piece Of
cloth b, In fact diaper CT krs. ROsensweig's baby
ARREST OF sosA R0sENzwEIG.
The police auhoriti ASored yesterday to obtain fur
Their evidence Of the Of Rosenzweig and especially
OF tho presence In his house Of Miss Bowsby. Tho de-
tectives had become convinced that Mrs. Resensweig
wss On accompce Of her husband In his crime and that
we onscers who first entered the house grossly
noeiecseo their duty In not arrestng her. Tho
WOMAN was left IN the house for hours,
ana doubtless during that destroyed by fire the
ootees OF tho murdered GIRL and burned up papers that
*ooa cf'mlnass her husband Mrs. Rosenzweg was
also allowed to leave the house and remain away for
iouf nours Tho missing watch Of Miss Bowlsby was
pernaps disposed Of during this me. Capt Cameron be-
came 20 convinced that he had made mistake that carly
yesterday morning, he caused Rosa Rosenswcig ago IL
to be arrested upon her coming with her fathers break
last The little girl was crossquestoped. but NO In
formation could be obtained from her, she deny
ing that there had been any strange woman IN the
house. When asked concerning the handkerchief Of
Mss Bowlsby she replied that It nothing strange
her father often picked up handkerchefs the street.
and that was no doubt ono he had found. The Jew
peddler, who occupied room In the house. rear
rested and placed in cell Of the statiohouse. An eff
fort also made to arrest Mrs. Rosenzweg, but she
had disappeared from the house.
FURTHER IDENTIFICATION OF THE VICTIM
Later in the morning lady called at the Coroners
office and introduced herself Mrs. Harriet L. Williams,
residing ct No. 90 Belmontave. Newark, and an aunt
of Miss Bowlsby with whom the unfortunate girl was
staying before her fatal visit to New.Yorf.
Mrs. Williams said that at the breakfasttable
in the morning the sorrowful news had sud
denly been read, and that she had Immediately
departed for NewYork to satisfy herself OF the truth or
fasty of the report. Mrs. Williams was directed to the
Eighteenth Precinct 6tatipnHouse, and thither
she went. Capt. Cameron was about to search
the house, No. cs7 6econd-ave again and
with great satisfaction had Mrs. Williams accompany
him. II possible to identify some Of the clothing Ar
rived at the house. Mrs. Williams was shown the cloth
Ing but failed recognize any Of her nieces garments
Nrs Williams was then taken to the Morgue, and fully
identified Miss Bowsby.
The house was searched and largo number Of letters
were found which 1t thought will be valuable evidence
10 the Court.
APPLICATION FOR ROsENzwEIGs RELEASE.
Howe Hummel applied TO Judge Sutherland, In the
Supreme Court Chambers. yesterday, for VIII OF
habeas corpus in favor Of Rosenzweg on the ground
that no was restrained of his liberty on
an unfounded and unjust accusation OF murder
or abortion in regard to which there has been no official
investigation and no formal charge before Magistrate
and that he detained without any legal process The
Court granted the writ returnable to-day at II a. M
RosENzwEIG IN BROOKLYN, E. D.
From ne Brooklyn Daily Tmes
The quack Jacob ROsenzweig, who has be-
come suddenly and 80 UNANIMOUSLY renowned on &C,
stranger to this district We have ascertained that
about three ago he resided and carried on
his Ubiquitous business here for some six or eight months
part Of the time on Grandst ana part 81 ths time On
man rough ia exterior has black curly hair and is Of
professional man. His method Of making practice whle
here Was nnv S y as was but AGENTS.
and abettors. He did not trust the uncertain
circular. His circulating mediums were female
pedders who under the pretext Of offering small wares
the various places they visited In going from house to
house every day. they would be sure to IND some woman
Sick and then the kindly expression Of socitude, and
of the ability sympathze with the sufferer from actual
experience the part Of the speaker soon started the
cred Then came the ripe moment for introducing the
name Of Dr. ROsenZweig In conjunction with praises OF
his skill and prayers OF gratitude for bis preservation.
In instances we are assured that these pedding
that the latter would solicit them to go for the Doctor
Immediately This they would do of course, generally
leaving their baskets behind them till their return with
Rosenzweig.
profits of his practice, agreement with certain
apOthecarcs allow him 80 per cent his prescrip
tons respectable pharmaceuttst Of our acquaintance
in South F0urth-s on being approached by R0senzweig
the fellow leave his place directly, and he did
Though his mainly among the poorer and
more ignorant classes he succeeded sometimes, IL ap
pears imposing respectable and intelligent people,
too One victim Of his imposition was highly respect
Rosengweig always took care to have his emissares
give him the reputation Of an A No physician In fe-
male complaints Of every kind. Wien called In any
trivial of extreme uncertainty and danger taking
care congratulate the family that they had invoked
the aid OF who probably the only physician In
the city who understood the case.