The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-28

cether. and the truth Became too apparent that
living in a hoose Of III fame. By some means or
other the father heard this and at once went 70
res; asr succeeding also IN doing So s ssy
paternity, could not have been done by the
man without his seeking to impllcate the mother
ToSs Police Court s PREFERRED ali sc Of charges
against her, had her arrested, and, OF course, ss
street prison house, Here she renamed Tor about
upon month the or panel sS uS oT &
suficed at the trial to enighten the Judges as to
her innocence. and she was discharged IN the lat,
her death bed yesterday most solemnly stated that
she had believed the story OF her daughier as 70
nsT having nss s tsss ha aa girl
have meant 50 badly . on RanS @
proprietor to the house in Forsyth street to price
the furniture with view to dsposing OF H. a Inc
city; but the dealer wsuid not give more than
sos and as ali the articles IN the rooms were new
early H us ss S,y
morning. Alter some OF nus CUSTOMARY 'alA W n's
WIZ REQUESTED HER TO POISON HERSELF a@
then and there, telling the eldest daugnser 20 y
bring some r6 sns sne or 70 go out
and bring twenty cents worth OF laudanum, GIVING
the to 40 So the Sn Of
p psos nssr By vners she twenty cents
| that Wisbricht might calm down and cease tor.
@nie .h aer to the mont q
the door on the sidewalk an the mrni;
WAS 8, h Ss for % e ns s sgp Gssn sss
dealer, who had It all now in his posses.
father had left the house ana gone
The unfortunate woman stood there alone, house,
less. penniless nusbandess and ohildlesa She
Se1 hers af i1 ns ssa street. rom
she borrowed 81, and then set ont to look FOR
e. hs st
do from Mrs. Ehring, at No, 221 Centre street:
Here she worked all day AND was sitting in the
the 'front.' door, which was answered by
Ms GnEn %sneS g Ge ee @ ~ a%
brecht discovered his wife's whereabouts she did
SSs sns to M but Mrs. ESrns
persuaded her to do so, saying that she might 60
out for some lager beer and invite MN up MIN
up stairs and for some half hour or so they all sat
together talking. wisbrecht then invited bis wife
brcht and his wife remained in the street, stroing
and %sSechs II s ss ns% his 81
into allowing him to enter the house again with her
nse EhTs G
wife might stay in the house that night II they
were content to sleep on chair In small ad-
two chairs being the only furniture in the room
To this Wisbrecht and his wife consented, and re.
| turned to their apartments. Each took chair and
sat right tn front Of the window, and wisorecht
| DAYS LONG GONE BY,
and Of the love he always felt for her: At length
his While hand Se In his ,oa and
meet. He then presented the pistol at her her
head and shot her in the face She screamed and
deavOring to put hts hand upon her mouth, but he
shot her again In four different places He then at
tempted to kill himself sending the ball through
his mouth out to the right side of his head, where
HOW SIZE TOLD IT.
Such was the story told yesterday BY the I'M
allowed to speak to her at her bedside by the cour
tesy OF Warden Brennan At times she seemed al
most exhausted Dy the EFFORT to speak continuously,
ported her to the end. She then asked
Tor drink, and little brandy and water was
given to her. Whether her tale Is true or not, it
| truthfulness, and no amount OF shifting OF the
scenes able in the least to shake the accuracy
OF her statement
Wtsbrecht 10 frightfuily wounded, the ball being
| lodged in the right side OF the head. Though
| there Is some chance that he may recover, yetS1f
hemOrrhage sets In In certain contingencies OF the
| wound, all hope ts past for him. DR.. Shaw, who
| attended him on his arrival at the hospital said
| yesterday that 1t would be better he should not
speak much, though he is not sufficiently pros
| trated as yet to lose the power OF speech.
THE SOLITARY VISITOR
Mrs. Wisbrecht 10 going on much better than 1t
was feared she would after the shooting, and the
probability is she may recover. She was yesterday
visited by her youngest daughter, who was much
affected at the sight Of her bandaged and wounded
mother. No one else called during the day to see
either the husband the wife.