New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10
BOwDoIN COLLEGE.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, July 9.-At the annual
RECORDS or VIOLENCE.
TIE HOBoKEN MURDER.


Coroner PaTsOw resumed the inquest in
Hoboken evening in the OF Carl Knstner sup
posed to have been murdered July DR.. Buck, county
physician being recalled testified that that morning,
assisted by Dr. Bird police OF Jersey City, he
made a thorough postmortem examination OF the
body. All the organs of the chest and
abdomen were in healthy condition.
They opened the Uranium. took the brain, and
after considerable search found sugs and paper
wad The wad was piece OF German newspaper. and
the slugs were found in the posterior part Of
the brain. The witness was still OF the opinion
that the deceased was murdered. There APP
pcarances that might not have been found IL the body
had been thrown into the water alive. DIT.
Bird was examined. and his testimony cor
roborated that OF DR.. Buck George Croncmeyer,
a merchant Of HOboken, testified that he be
came acquainted with the deceased three weeks ago
last "Wednesday; was introduced by Mr.. Miller
OF New-York who came in the vessel with
deceased ; was with Kistner and Miller that evening
from lOi O'Clock at the Park Hotel and at Witness
house deceased expressed wish 10 visit Havana to
purchase tobacco and spoke also OF going to
san Francisco; never saw deceased have much
money; cautioned him to look out for ROT.
bers; deceased replied that he had no fears rs
he was acquainted with the ways Of large cities !;
saw deceased again near the Park Hotel one or two
days afteri had some conversation about going 10
picnic he remarked that it curious that one OF the
waters the Park Hotel recognized him as he
was sh iGS% when kstner carried hi
pocket. aud which the witness recognized
anu M%i"s AZ Of her having been his passenger
Adolph ohlend Of No l6s Boomhed.st, Hoboken, "a
piano maker testified that he bathing in the river
on Sunday, about p. m, in company with about a
dozen other boys; black object which proved 70
The Inquest adjourned until tonight.
THE HABERsTROH HOMICIDE.
The inquest relative to the death Of Francs
Xavier Haberstroh, better known Frank HaDer-
straw, the German barber, who fatally assaulted
AT Frstave. and SiIteenth-st, concluded by COro-
ner Kessler yesterday Officer OF the Eighteenth
Precinct testified that Sergeant Westerman had told him
that man who lived at No. $40 East Twenty fourths
had been beaten by a LlTkin at First-aye
and sixeenth-st the witness to the place ind
Gated aud could only find Martin Larkin, briekayer
who worked on new building opposite Kelley n sher
dams liquor saloon in front OF which the beating
alleged to have occurred. Andrew Delhi had seen
Billy" Larkn strike Haberstroh. Sergeant Thomas
+. Westerman testified that when Haber-
stroh was brought 10 the Twenty second-st. sta
ton-house he said that he could identify the persons
who beat hun. Tue next morning Peter ONeil aud Mar
tin Larhin, brcbayers; Thomas Valley. mason, and
John Larkin tailor, taken before Habersroh but
he failed 10 Identify any OF them He told the witness
that the police had not got the right man, and that he
thought that the guilty person another man named
Larkn. who had been at work the building. The
witness also testified that, Notwithstanding digeDt
EFFORT on the part OF the Eighteenth Precinct Police
believed, had fled from the city Peter Thornton,
mason OF No. 1854 Third ave. testified that he the
employer OF William LaTkin, who 10 hun for his
about week after the assault The then
SAID TO him: Everybody IL talking about you
and LarkIn replied: " only gave hun push" Thomas
Valley testified that while he detained tho TJmbs
he heard Patrick Lirkn the father OF John Iarkn
that he had heard his neighbors say that Billy" had
been going about the neighbOrhOOd talking about hay
ing beaten HaberstrOh." Peter O'Neii testified tnst
while he detained the TOmbs Patrick Larkin SAID
that william Larkn had been telling mat morning and
evening how he had beaten that man" Patrick Lar
Kin OF No $50 Flrstaye, the father and employer OF
John lArkn testhed that lie knew nothing about the
assault Several other Witnesses examined. bot
no further testimony Of special Importance ellie
tied.
The jury found a verdict against william Larkn. but
fully eIoBerated Farrell Reuy and Thomas Sheridan,
the saloon keepers who had been held in $1,000 and
1900 bail, respectively Patrick Larkia held ~
$500 ball witness, aud tho bail bonds for 81 900
each, OF Andrew Delhi Gustav Schmidt. ana TbOmat
Valley, also witnesses, were continued IN force,