New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01

Red The remains win be inferred Saturday at Cedar
Lawn Cemetery, II miles below Paterson.
THE CoRoNER's INQUEST.

Tho body lay In undertaker's store In Nain.st and
ct D. M Coroner Butterworth impaneled the following
Jury, John Buckley. foreman; Enoch Dobson John E.
.Morehouse, Peter G. Hopper, John Pettigrcw, Isaac
Condit, Robert Norris Charles e. Noble, Charles T.
Atherton They viewed the body and then adjourned to
room in the Paterson OperaHouse where the inquest
was begun. The first witness, Dr. Oswald Warner,
testified: was called upon to attend the deceased ct
Dales Mill. ct about O'Clock; was standing on the
street when called to see man who was
said to have burst . blood-vessel In his ear /;
tho man was alive and lying on the nocr with brains
and blood Issuing from the ear and lying scattered on
the floor with fragments Of bone; found that instead OF
bursting blood vessel, the man had shot himself; no
was in hopeless condition, and lived about ten minutes
after my ARRIVAL he entirely insensibe, and could
not speak, after death passed my finger into tho wound
and found that 1t penetrated the skul the direction or
the wound was upward forward, and to the opposite
de my finger too large to penetrate the full extent
the had struck and not gone st tnISOue
some :csnds and Quinn came I'M de-
'e Alice Edge testified that she went to Dale's Mills a.
heard roans In the vault tns vault aoCr was EN-
left hand side Of the door saw revolver he was in the
main office when witness vent TO dinner did not nesl
him IN the morning ba. slight pssne:s and sS
IT e.
his brother John Conkin, who came between ana 10
conversation between the protners Gd NOT Ue
Of ihs vault and laid him the
HsS. sor xtnss Ss.d 'S ssa
on tina, M rss snd sa MN Mr.
S Sas HnSe ' on
and and Rdgswsy carried him out to the Pack
in IT, asd pssR N On
presented the one in the vault Which belonged to me
a. m. he became changed, and witness asked him 9
question but got no reply deceased vas very macd
ss esse Of the Change beeve the change
caused by the trunk affair being traced to Paterson de
%a1 dsv Without fncwee he might
SW away hall day. but witness thought not witness
HoSsrt Kdsewsy the previous wttnesss.
the afternoon ne had been summoned from his house by
shot HIMSELF diU i was in the back os
yersation with Mr. Conkn few minutes after 10 asked ed
piled that it was rather mixed up; witness asked how it
was mixed he replied that unfortunately he had been
visitor at the Bowsby house, and he expected the report
would come naturally 70 the MILL he aid not say what
an ss AID
il he knew anything Of the affair and deceased said no
to dSase il to hm witness noticed that he was rather
pale about is minutes after the time the papers usually
Without Wnesss knowledge witness never sad that
Conkn had told him he was going 70 shoot nmse De-
John /. conkn, brother Of Walter Conkn and clerk
and be erss:e ssn nm
wS wss
s the wa 1
the ONCE when witness shook hands with him; handed
@ sse saa was terrS told him
he had been in the habit Of calling at the Bowsbys
q calling ;sd supPsss eye syfry
brought told him there was q cents due es on the
ss vss ns With 1t 5 nn %
g. Do you know the portraits attached to his watch
A. One Is Of himself tho other believe to be young
n! sa:. ala he tel az who the
h. p;u H %
letter wv WAS Written in the Russian Language.
Frederick 3. Dale testified: generally go to work at
Il S " %S o e. e RHt W
all about IT. had some conversation With deceased
the trunk H affair and remarked how horrible It was and
posed he would be called as witness the case be
marked that would be but he S was hwns
going to dinner he replied he would he then said that
all ssss
told me he was absent last Sunday and the Sunday be-
show the record to his absence Sunday he said he
was at hts cousins and could Prove that but s TSd be
il ne was absent during working hours on Saturday last
Mr. Dale was asked by juror he was 81
any such question, and was sustained In bis refusal by
The the deceased in the habit Of carrying
q revolver A. No; never saw him with one saw
ono today when opened the vault door the pistol pro
e eaSsd had Gaf ssy y sSs ssest
ti,pa koav nd I
last Tuesday and Thursday, but believe Conkn ct
his post sy s tSr Do
believe it was Oh Wednesday Of last week on Saturday
H. se no
could not have been away rom the mill at timstahns
John Il. wsithe recalled1 told deceased i he was
ABOUT It; he replied that the TO TIE worst
he would face the music
Saturday afternoons A. I do not; 4 he did did not
there by /" facing the music"
coRoNERs CHARGE.
You have been summoned to try this case and to IND
ont what caused this young mans DEATH You may have
formed opinions but you have to give verdict for the
evidence. you satisfied that deceased ded oy MS
own premeditated act You must give verdict OF eucde
II otherwise, you may return Veroic' Vi III
sanity
After consulting for about Is minutes the jury ad-
,ourned till II O'Clock to-day In order to have additional
evidence brought before them
THE SERVANT GIRLS STATEMENT.
Tn view of the overwhelming discoveries OF tho
last 70 hours, the servant girl, Jane johnson, ar
rested at Dr. Rosenzwes house. has become frightened
and made last evening" Warden Brennan. at Bellevue
Hospital tho suboined statement and partial confession
concerning Miss BOwlsby:
a. lat w.dnesday afternoon young lady, like the
one YOU have described entered Dr. Roscnzwegs house,
at No 6s7 secondsve, by the front paror door Upon
Doctor and to his private ROOM inc Doctor came into