Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

line Attempte0 WOuDle SUICt00.
THE SUFFERERS REMOVED TO rRovIDsScE
HcsPrTAL-wHAT WAS IN TIE LETTERS Re-
FERRRD TO YESTERDAY.
Yesterday afternoon Sanitf-y Officer Conner
procured an order for the az mission OF Julius
and Julia EDde IAN account Of whose attempt
10 commit suicide at the Hotel LutZ yesterday
was published in last evenings STAR) to Proyi-
dence hospital, and they were removed in the
nvan.
THE LETTERS,
of which mention was made in our account Of
this sad affair yesterday. have been opened.
They as follows:
WASHINGTON, d. c., June q, 1872,
O'Clock a. IN.
gr Pr.sid.nt, ana Comrades or Me Veteran
BuHd. here.
Since the war, each and every enterprise on
my side has, notwithstanding all my efforts,
been a failure. and at least Improbable so that
1 and my wife soon lost all hope. Although I
made great efforts could not get the smallest
position, amounting to only $50 a month, and
had to see how others we're cared for without any
great efforts on their sides.
Having been at least six months without en-
ployment, which was occasioned by the new
arrangement of the business, and having fore
'een certain things, 1 was often in bad circum.
saDces and all my pains were for nothing.
Myrequests for help to friends who could help
NJ on small scale were disregarded, and they
retained Gesf, especially in the last moments.
d&s
wen in these DAYS the inclosed warrant was
peSenfed to me on account OF my owing about
sven months rent, at the rate of So a month
fthough my wife had helped his wife at differ,
| ~ times " len she was sick during the time Of
we months without any remuneration, tearing
u the same time her clothes and shoes for notl,-
Ping. requested him, several days ago, to wait
! ahtIi had received an answer from the Second
AUDITOR In regard TO my claims; according to
my views there being two emonths AID hl,f
ofaeers' pay due me yet. Revenue Assessor
Brainard, NO. 10 Plant building, is the man
Authorized. Should the money be paid, the So
clety may keep and use the sum that is left for
the benefit OF the soldiers widows and oIehans.
Being very old citizen here, and not able TO
procure residence or few dollars to pay rent
Tor one, and having besides in prospect to be put
on the street. Besides that, on last Tuesday /
was accused at a bar of having tried to steal
being nothing Int in fun 'A0 "noie 'r~nssct'on
In Enclosed letter of Yesterday can he seen
what has been done we 10th being t;rad Of ill.,
Until to- night at II O'Clock there has been no
anum taken has had no effect on us AT ALI arc
we have therefore to use other means I'M
making this statement so nobody else can be
Comrade, be easy in your Judgment. NV true.
beloved wife will not STAY alone in this worIJ
She has had enough of sorrows, the same az ,he
other Sa mon. women during the whole war, in which
and she prayed that we might die to1ether
May 1t beso, as all our children are dead. and
we leaye, therefore, nobody behind.
paid them by her work 4 ,orily owe about 500, of
no account for anybody. In case Tshould get
the money due. me from the government, these
creditors maytpSesent their bills
The Veteranbund will excuse me, as IL Is
the Oniv society to which would like to belong
Vet; JULIUS ENDE.
N. pms Is the full truth, in case there
shoulu pc tolu other stories. Everything else Is
an uhliu j. ENDE.
nat me ABOVE Is my own free will here
with acknowledge. JULIE ENDR.
Mr. President Of ne Washington TetsranBuEd:
WASHINGTON
Our proceedings are we'll considered. For
many years all our efforts have been futile.
The box with the books belong to the Vete-
ranhund, being mostly military articles.
Mr.. Assessor Barnard. Plants building, II ID
street street ~ho hnlds nay claim on Uncle Sam in his
h hanIs' nay pay the amount 10 the veteran
ounu, IN csse ne should be successful.
All our eHorts having been fruitless for years,
we came 10 the conclusion to take a rest, No