The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-08
DEAD ToGETHEK.
two Lovers End Their Lives Together In
the Most Romantic Manner at
MONTGOMERY, Ala.
Montgomery Advertiser. 4tf

MOntEOHteEy hafbIticOtt fti'l
Never in the history of Montgomery has such
tragedy happened here as the one. the news OF
which startled our citizens on sunday morn.
ing finding the dead bodies % = antony Nier2s
aafurday afternoon he left the store of his
brofhers. and she left the Singer Sewing Ma
chine rooms Of when COMPANY d nef A Pf44na
Their absence at night was noted. But
the impression among those, cogniSant OF
,,'u a,ass 81 getting married. They went
however, to tie cemetery. WHAT passed be.
tween them there no one W. eve, eyer kn2M s pnf
and dead, in a secluded but romantic part OF me
cemetery ehastly wound was IN the hesd Of
each. made by pistol balls, Whlen emeea9a ns ba
nistf,l w fa,lnd near by with two barrels empty.
When the fatal shots were fired Is Q M ystery, put
probably not until nlgha ~ vas hfre ~ ae
and they would have heard the shos; me
Spot selected was just outside IN the t Hebrew
Railrnad track. One family enclosure near 1t
remained some very large trees and shrubbery,
under which parties desiring to be unqpserved
snl1la very easily conceal themselves. Here, no
doubt. the conversations between them on the
total evening were Carried on; sunday morn
Ing Mr.. ). a. Curbow. the well known marble marble
he discovered the bodies lying in narrow walk,
y6ry near to each other, Mr. Nicrosiwas perfectly
" 4 hs dsda s5arp had ons eg
drawn DIP, and many think her position indl-
Gated thai che was shot sitting and sank down.
her knees being In penl d 9no w tha yoa
citv was talking of the dreadful tragedy.
NvthinE like it had ever been known ~ Mont
friands hare. who never dreamed that such an
act OF madness was ever contemplatesa NY MN.
He Is the youngest brother q mr. l. M Eiierosl.
ana va believe O. clerk in the store OF NIerosl
hrea !" He came here from the Island of Corsi-
"a about nine years ago His bearing was al
ways gentemany and polite and ny ,rs soon pc
ally ysfy gooa inueed, though he is said 70 have
rrsHcssed at times an ungqyernaple Lemper.
Hs habits aa ne s n,S other the evil
courses. which have ruined SO many youehs Vi
the land. ,a,. t,,,o hoo,
III tha office Of the Singer Sewing Machine
company in this city, and was well known an ND
much esteemed She was. quite pretty. WhaI
nnder all narrowing circumstances of the case,
publication, Ii we knew, them. would &c no
good coed they are both dead, The great mystery
sss1rrnlnding the deed will remain unsolved,
Whether each fired o shot, or one did the act
chat hurried both to an qHntlmelay sd gTa ts1
y Dr04RfhRI s can never ony 6 e de sf'i by
nrcumstances, and all that furnishes any
ground conjecture i tie letter Left by Ne a s
He wrote to bis brother T. naenosi rbe ne 1e ete
tsr was written on piece Of common conn ,T, brown 2
paper, but whether before Or alter MISS ~ h SIS
death y PIT anoE snrdsy ais ag Che had
Win her writing materials, pencil, paper, etc,
which he kept at the office. and 1t was supposed
svns fekinQ home. The fact that she left not a
word bebrld her is construed by many as mean,
IND that she did not take her own LIE ana had
M, idea OF doing So. EVERYTHING. however. is
conf cture. and unless sometn ~ not now
known turns up it may ever remain 80.
IN, bottles were brought TO the city about II
o'clock, That of Mr.. Nicrosi was taken 20 MS
rns,f,l IN Market street and Miss Sharpe's to
her brnther's residence. Mr.. NicrOsi was buried
IN this city DIT o'clock to- day, and Miss Sharpes
BODY sent to Macon. Ca, where her mother re-
sides. s,, ..,.t..,
uuest on the bodies of Antony NicrOsi and Miss
AIlrelia sharpe on Sunday last. was substan-
About 4 % M Saturday Mr.. Nicrosi was seen
Id enter the city cemetery alone una AFTER wan
derinR about for a short time came out and
went down the street. About D. m. he aud
Miss Sharp passed from Ripley street walking
had d bundle In the hand and the eountenances
III nach Hper1ed very sad to the witness. Shortly
nftar the time one of the oolored employees
about the cemetery. passing along on his bust
mess saw them sitsnag side by SIDE about vt
dise so Mr.. .Nicrosi. seemed, to have
engaged In conversation. but the witness did
not stop to catch any OF the words used. The
sexton and his employees left the cemetery after
shutdown and before dusk, up to which time
they had heard no report Of pistol In the d.
rection where the couple had been seen. Mr.
Curbow discovered the dead bodies about TX
o'clock a. m. Sunday. and at once informed NJ
Clay. the sexton, who Immediately notified the
coroner. The verdict of the eoroner's jury was
TINT Miss SHARP was shot by Mr.. Nicrosi, who
Immediately shot himself.