The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

house which he says il his own cabin he said that
was only boarder. then asked him ii he
had nos hired Pnkerton's men to track the muir
aerer OF MS vile, and he said that he would not
business, although It was at this moment TACT
notorious 60 all the village, as was also the fact
against himself He seemed 10 De dreadfully
troubled, and left him alone with the h0m9-
Gamble walking up the road from the tavern.
where the proprietor had been making . speech
leading the up IN sSs SanS
TINS boy Is the child OF an Irishman named Dwyer,
Wno - married to the sister OF the late Matilda
distance rom New City, AFTER the manner OF
wlld Indians, living on anything they can get
whose maiden name was L0enng. Is an lmbecile,
ana Matilda HuJus adopted the child, and then 1t
the fashion Of JOINT stock s oompaDy. immsdi
atey After the shot had been fred Louis Brands
walking together were passing the corner Of the
plot IN which Gamble lived, and as they came to
Or ke OF os iey sd w
arm and ran past them into the darkness. They
DID 6o see any Or IN the
trouble, and could not possibly identity the as
sassn. as they never saw his features In the dark
ness which surrounded them.
THE ACCUSED IN JAIL.
confined in the jail az New dty and the District
Attorney, John b. Cole, refused me admission 10
see them. on the plea that tile Sheriff was absent;
and must say that thus gentleman keeps out OF
nearing with the most remarkable success when he
does not wish to be seen. poor, inonenslye
may be able, and believe is able to testify to the
whereabouts OF the Aurphys on Saturday after
eoun a1o - night en- before the ar
county, and is now confined IN the Jail al New City
as witness against the brothers. who, am t0ld,
the trial is called ON the 9th OF May at New City,
They seem to be honest, hard working men, and
been PREFERRED against them By Gamble, VINO de-
med to me that he had ever made charge OF any
kind against the brothers. Henry Daily, OF New
York. who had been IN the Gamble poisoning case
six years ago, ana who defended the suits ever
since against the Gamble party, is engaged to de-
mistaken, think 1t will prove to be the most ex-
citing trial that has ever been held IN Hudson
River county.
THE FUNERAL OF MATILDA HUJUs.
On Friday evening Hujus returned to Manuel
and saw his dead wife. The body was kept on ice
Presbyterian church. some two miles distant from
the village. The Rev. Dominic Won Rosentnal,
was educated at Wittenburg and is a Prussian
gentleman OF the old school, 0fiiclated and
preached . very effective sermon. taking for his
text the third verse and twentieth chapter or the
First Book OF the Prophet samuel-"Iruly, as the
Lord veth and as thy soul liveth, there Is but step
was very Ill ana suffered greatly but he spoke SOL
EMMY and impresslvely OF the dead woman.
M se Of Mq and MS Wo
Huus was also present. as well as hts adopted son,
well built, handsome lad OF twenty three, who mas
learned q trade at East0n, Pa. There was also
and the Lex0w family. who have high opinion OF
Hujus, sent handsome cross and other flowers to
decorate her c0fiin which bore on plate her name
and age, forty years and ten days. In binding
snow storm, the aged pastor, R0senthal, emerged
from hts house adjoining the churchyard, and,
with few touching prayers, this woman, who IN
her lie had been beautiful reckless and scornful,
was consigned to the damp earth from which she
sprung. Then the mOurners and curiosity seekers,
eighteen wagon loads or which came 70 the last
rites. drove or walked IN the snow storm to their
homes, and the earthly chapter Of the life of
Matilda Hujus was closed forever.