The sun., 1873-07-19
THE H0BOKEN MYSTERY.
FURTHER PROCEEDISGs IN THE
CARL KUsTNER INQUEST.
The North River aud the German Empire to
be searched for Evidence in the Case
The Chambermnid's Testimony.

The North River aud the German Empire to
be searched for Evidence in the Case
The Chambermnid's Testimony.
Some further testimony, MS printed be-
low was taken before Coroner Parslow, In Hobo
ken, last night. touching the myst erious death
Of the German traveller, Carl Kdstncr, but
nothinH was adduced tending to- throw any MAJ
tcrm light ON the daIk subject. Mr.. Adulpht
the foreman " the jury, read letter from the
German Consul at this port, in which that
Official takes occasion to express desire that
the Investigation shall bc thorough, and pledges
himself TO dcfray any necessary expenses that
may bc incurred beyond what tho constituted
authorities are willing TO bear Mr. Adoiphi
also stated that an experienced dredger had
been employed to- search the bottom of the
river. from the foot of Fifth street to Castle
Point, to discover any weapon that may have
been thrown there. This search is to be made
to satisfy tho minds Of those who attn cling to
the theory that the man committed suicide,
though Mr. Adoluhi took pains TO saw that, even
should pistol be found in the river 1t would
| not he conclusive evidence to his mind that
Mr.. kusiner killed himself.
TnE EXPORT TO LOCATE TUX GuN wAp.
In regard to the vadding found in MIR. knst-
ner's brain, MIR. Adolphi said that in all the ncs
of the S'otthur Ztitung he had been able to nnd
/ the dates likely to contain the paragraph print
/ ed ON this scrap were missing. He had now
| sent TO Germany for a complete Ole OF the paper.
! and also for perfect copy Of the date cont Aitt-
ing the tclltalc matter. The object II this is to
/ compare the scrarA of the Zciiuug found IN Mr.
. Ku-tucr's room with a paper of that date to see
! if they are ot the same issue. In addition to
/ this. more specific Information regarding the
/ man his habits, means, aud general character
| has been sent for, and will be forthcoming "a
due time from Worms, his birthplace BtrliL
where he wHs eiuplo'ed for onward Of fifteen
Il A.lF. IA a. nat .H.a. .NfsFNH
Albert lierghaus. artist reporter or Frank L,'-
] lt's illustrated N,,'.'fp,r, was the utst witness
/ called last night. lie testified us fOloWs:
] knew the deceased by sight. have aimee learn
that hs name vas CarihUsLier. saw him about .
% s,e atSS8 SsI al spSS 5S S & -i @ D' as % sysr dy
uuui h' ai,appearAhcr u,yeT sr,as 20 "a! body 10
t.' a. a. acr nh.a j. ,rter nas Landed 10 ham - a
TAKE mn ny SURPRISE.
500 reach AIN Ut liayrt. tlc t,tlrcd tN.tC..l+f dt
r,d h.rc. nc ,Sfr..el hi. d.-S,,.iisiol 20 .4a..
me ,ned ga i.Lrd gt a9tnn- % ~ e. g i.r a {
and nt .itr.'. o. Wa thcn Ca 20 1M. D. iA' "
artNuot 100 .A,Hu h1ud lrAri MN 'lsiu.. or .
w.. n.th.Hf OF iI' r,'. q. n,',t NJ , ',,l e
ti"u,lc ~. 'nl r,4s a" '',' ! l"c N,l W',l' '.''
u' To- h"n As "a ~ =, tt''tr ~ ,,.'i M & ~, '' '&,, &
10 hct 'r,u,,l ,.'a, ,lrrv a ...cl .,.t.ho. V-.
~ t'rarrnalot tne saxon RauI Ic o,cu' 90 Joy 90
trHn N.ti ov'r.r 81 Hf WIS tftcI-if i' tHIi' n
AID ,4.l. II VII :iv' ygup.o o. vu nv. ,I,e
ia. r'rward itar1ti tit be- dia 81 : ..' t,.tia.t
his v,.d asA,d Mr.. Va l..a 4 .ae inua.a ue so
drums. d -, s4.I ~. 10 -ot Aaoa Sno I' vas De
wac 1..A.D, TO.
TuF ~, ,vRrRM,tDs sroRy.
Eridget tInuun. The former chlWlcrmnid In
c..r-rof Nr. hustncrs room at the Park Hotel
w4s noxt sworn.
i,1, .r ,h-rv ou a., 5th OF JuD inst; Ne. Nallman
tu'. .t ie OF anu discharged my. mai charge 4
/ t.rH-. dunt know tie name oi the occupant
, " WI Hvs,' an o,. ls' m 'S SF Hisl
Va,s rut it 'tder bctoe, und u "a tn m,rnins
had AZ c5ayer.a,i VIA nim ald 90 see hliP tae
lis' aScd ms goow a. ne gsn9, - hour "a NJ a
eoot; oris4e, 20 a.dnt s9 IL uatn Sc,ScN IA u',
fySs raeEs M ,c o9 n9 n 9 NO answer ,hcn
3D. / theh t4cd ,hc bci pactd isc,t wsicr IN tle
room ii the fa. and ihca vcnt down stars, no:
iicct nothing strange N 9r ABOUT the room. WA'u
ri-i "a ne Nacr basin VA nlcd as Il II had been
scr sc,orc @ IN acy Sg @ S az pc T'i IN ' a T room
Atyr "a M rn MI n iE ,,.E o ~ ihS 1 HgS Srrad 'e !' L
uosnst lr- lLy'cr sts .u} person IN 'ac RON Niin
,l,c 4,,s Gor any c'a,r garments yns aroaul WGcu
400 1 u., Aui u. tnc siail- Dc Nou. al al -.,4
icea i any ,h.as peculiar 81 10 1n tcyoad ta' ''
MI. KUsrNER's n,urs.
To the Foreman-l! ~'s ny da'y 60 rgi The room
lL perfect he never .yit au> ta- ''Hs 10 ug
.u.... / UH*rt r4A ath N.tAAi..r y .k around.
ai ay cH-,cr-.t.uu Mia Sac ott'r girls ap"E'
90 fh me. llt used t1 W. STARE vtl'u
tli ucN.r taIatd or heard Vurfs tslA About "a
,tgAns, c,ulu,t Iu tu- erut elan. Wn,ua room ~ i.
ylct.4 aus t'u.4 % Boy 90 q. d,"t - NA q. .tl
] 10 l u l uTfrVs hIt When tho room
occupied tf' f.r hey ia ilt uoUru .uud ...r'
IHNer tou4l TIE Acy The DOOR vi but "a tAe On
| lust4utr.
The foreman of the jury AZ this point asked
! that portions Of the stained coat Nnd panthuou
| found on the dead body be submitted To the
| examination of experts, that 1t might he dehn
! ItcIy determined n the stains were human blood
lie explained that If these garments had beer
saturated with the Wcarer's blood, as they ap
. pear TO have been, 10 would seem Impossible
, that the man had shot himself, but must hav.
: been murdered. The Coroner promised 10 have
, this examination made.
This closcu the available testimony, anl The
inquest was adjourned, to Icasseuble on the cal
! Of tie Coroner