The New York herald., 1871-09-03
ROSENZWEIG'S RASCALITY.
The Medical Murderer i'm Fit
ting Company.
Who Are His Immediate Neigh
bors in the Tombs.
After the Fortune Teller In Paterson-supposed
To Be the Trunk "Checker" Of
Walter Conklin-The Story Of Mary
Carrolps Relatives.

III wonder how he feels now ?" is the question on
a thousand lips when the name Of Rosenzweig Is
mentioned There are good-hearted, gOod-natured
people IN this world who think that the inner life OF
. criminal such as R0senZweig should be one OF
constant torture When the white face OF the sneak
nR, cOwardly L00kup-Evans was scrutmized In all
its nervous twitchings the public were satished
that conscience had seized upon the villain ana
pierced him with remorse. Fear, however, was
really the only feeling exhibited by Evans rear lor
his life bu above all, fear for his money. koseh-
Yweig
HAS EXHIBITED NO FEAR.
What little there IS is concentrated on the eDOr-
nous gains Of his diabOlical ''prOfession."
cup OIL the first tier you'n nnd him. Cell 3s.''
John Sracom has made that jail yard at the rombs
which you cross on your way TO the CELL lovely with
green, ami forming soothing contrast TO the hard
lines OF the granite walls around. Up The stars
before you, leaving
MURDERERs' ROW BENEATH,
you gain the first tier The two deputy Keepers are
seated at the head of the stairs the little bridge
which connects the opposite sides OF the hollow
square just in the centre. Their eyes drop down
upon murderers' row and raised to this first row
OF 'heavy cases." then they scan the grand
larceny" tier above US ana cast final, almost
disdainful glance at the "petit larceny which Is
next to the sky.
'wHERE's RosENzWEIGH"
"There he Is, Just at your elbOw-tnatis 3s''
And you observe that 1t is the first cell on your
left as you mount the stairs The slate, which the
Jail birds door plate. bears two names, George
Daniels and Jacob Rosenzweig The inner door or
the cell is open, and
AS MEAN AND DIRTY FACE
as ever was pited with smallpox and bore the brand
OF thief, between eyes that LOOK of at OBJ
tuse angles. and whose small, sloplng fore.
head betOkens the absence OF intellectual quail
ities such face IS posted against the bars
This is the face of Daniels, q cross between sneak
thief and u burglar This face suddenly takes Its
ngliness ont Of your sight as you approach; and
seated on the oed to the right sits large-framed
bloated man, with short, bull neck OH which rests
BULLDOG HEAD,
surmOunted by mass Of crlsply curled red hair.
large red mustache hides ferocious mouth, and
q pair OF busn ensanguined eyes cast sullen look
out at the gaZer through the cell door. straight
pugnacious nose, with large pImple between
the eyebrows, a heavy jaw and chm, the latter
wearing red goatee. betray the fact that
hts insOlent bearing is in the wretch's nature
lie Is wearing but shirt anu drawers. and as he
turns his broad back in obedience to sign from his
sneak-tnler companion, the Keeper says
THAT'S RosENzwEIG.''
Little better than glance is sufficient for q
scrutiny for there are no secret lines OF subtle
phases OF disposition In the coarse, brutal liaea-
ments of The accused murderer Of the unfortunate
girl Alice A. Bpwsby.
II Is the afternoon exercise hour, and some of the
prisoners are walking around the balcony, making
khe most Of their riteen minutes for exercise.
There's Foster,
says the keeper, a decent man or full frame,
dressed IN ms shirt and trousers, passes by 1T d
quick STEP There's Eudd who threw his wife out
In soiie, linen steps by ihis procession OF crm
nals while 1t awakens an instant curiosity pro-
duces depressing elect that makes one unwilling
to SIT looking at the strageng procession OF execu
tors OF celebrated crimes The next cell, 49, where
John O'Brien,
A THIN SPARE YOUNG MAN
OF no decided characterisIlcs. lies for numbering
Casey, VIII not arrest your attention long. In cel
40 Is James simpson, Young man of bulglarlous
Intentions. in Al are Two more thieves. F0rty-twO
n Fosters cell. In 43 is young. handsome fellow
wearing q grccn-strped shirt, who condemned
10 he hanged for the murder OF Aherne hut In ose
favor stay OF proceedings was granted.
''He's quiet ana inoIensive AL tie time Just as
you sec HIM; as nice young fellow as you'd TO
This ls the Keepers
CERTIFICATE or CHARACTER
and you pass OH around the balcony. stopping now
nj the den OF forger q beast o c0ntrver OF some
elaborate villany, until the dismal round Is made.
A curious case Is that Of James McGauley, VINO beat
Agnes Rely 10 death last sunday
.'No. one wild conscience could do me haporth
o. hurt. nlyer touched her dunna who did II;
she must have done IL herself"
This he says with low cunning in explanation OF
the facf OF ner BODY being found. covered with
bruises in his shanty up town.
TIME TO CLOSE CP,'
SAYS the keeper, and man with keys shoves the
cell doors open one by one, with a harsh grating
slams the inner door 10 With n bang and bolts ana
fasiens with aresoundlng iron clatter cchoing ali
round. In a few moments a deathly silence sue
ceeds and you depart with the experience Of having
seen how they pen up human wolves for the night
Again The BoOfblnck and Truckmau I'm
Pafcrsos-Eunerai OF Waiter Ccn,Sliu--
The Tale of Tripp.
Vns jr 81 terflnv In poan
but no new developments were reached after all.
concerning the Conl;lin Bowlsby tragedy. Saturday
is the principal market day III that city ana the
farmers from Passaic and Bergen counties
and even over into New York State
usually pour In and make their weekly
visits all day crowding the sidewalks OF the main
streets so that il Is almost impossible to get along
These folks lrOm the country consequently came IN
for their share Of the excitement yesterday which,
IN addition to the natural interest manifested
III the two Coroners' verdicts. made it !
quite lively. The New York paper supply
was exhausted yesterday morning by nine
O'Clock Notwithstanding an unprecedented supply
mad been secured. The local press taking advan.
,age Of the opportunity, was nearly dcmoraIized
over the rush, the demand being faster than the |
papers could be counted out All the afternoon ana
evening 1t impossible TO get near the doors and
bulletins OF the guardian Office, where the presses
were running at fun speed from three in the after
noon until nine III the evening" with the governor OF
The engine detached and the engineer standing with
his hand on the steam valve, TO the utter denoralI-
xation Of the feeders OF the press.
AFTER THE FORTUNE TELLER. |
The description OF The woman seen by Mr. VIM. !
T. Healy in New York IN company with Alice Bowlsby
was thought by so many persons to answer the |
description OF Mrs. Bailey, fortune teller who ,
resides in Sandord's alley, spogen OF in yesterdays
HERALD, that word was sent 10 the New YORK au'
shortcs, ami detectives were
SET To WATCH TIE HOUSE.
They have been there for the past three days, ana
somehow or other secured the names OF somebody |
calling there IN that time, including number OF re.
portcrs with tue rest, on saturday .hs woman sent
OF two OF the Paterson papeis, containing fun &C
count OF the tragedy. one OF these was sent 10 |
..Silas Hmm Snriuna.li Ninss 8, |