New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-07

before going ont with party OF friends he rlv3,hiE
gave his money except dollars, 10 the 0afilhE
house keeper. and since that time has not bcrh seen,
| The Shipping Commissioners have been working "p
! the case. There are fears Ot foul pay. -
FERNsFrRNiRFR NELSON, OF No 2o3 DIVES on-S,.i 10" is
been missing from his home since Mar;n ~, r"r 10
years he has b,cn employed on TIE IRlbi Ne as
composor, and had always been considGrcd fesTar
n his %oIk 1gd steady IN ms aan Of the ~ he dis
appeared, aud was next heard from III W mi d
saw him late In fh. afternoon toward tho ferry
for New,Yo No one has yet been Sh he w mn n
states That she is at lose to account ioE ms
Ing her end said nothing about going away from the
city. Mrs. Fernstcrmaker tears that her huspanu
mas met v in violence. The police auloritts have
The cIs i'm hand but have thus far been unsurcess,
ful In their search. Mr. Fensermaker rs described
as being 40 wears of age, nearly feet IN night am,
weighed about l76 pounds. lie had dark hair unsed
wti gray, and dark ey S; he was dressed In pam
suit OF dark clothes. .-.,, ,.u,,
GoLDsuIfm TnEoDoRE O.. formerly q prom hard
ware merchant Of Montgomery 0raise T o. ~
Jan. s. lie lad been financially embarrassed ior
some months, ard when ast seen was ~ an ,I h b
met with death, either by-his own or an aS.iSsins
hand lie was 80 years OF age, was large IN stature,
bad dark hair and eyes OF IA browhsh Color anu wore
dark suit OF clothes. ,
Al F Hg & wears or aS lei. on Mare IS
stating he had some writing to do at his oice.
lie was bookkcepcr for Hamilton 4 Glow, dealers IN
marble at No 400 Cherry st, IN which flrln ms father,
M hS a9a cac Tad UR Sep om him. aSd sdne
where in New,Jeisey, te ling her not to be ANXIOUS
about him, as he safe and would soon return.
Persons wen acquainted With the firm state that he
has embczzlcd some money not perhaps more tnan
Hoe lBo0w FRtScIs, Icft his home in Albany March
- and on me same day REGISTERED ms ~ name az
sweeny's HOTEL In this city. Turing the aitcinoph
he went out and has not been seen since iiogeDiol
Il - years If age and Is married He Is OF medium
hight and rather spare III iie3h. IogeDopm was NC
proprietor of drug store M No $50 south Peaf.st,
Albany, and 80 tar could DC learned, was IN no
INGAH Rosa a servant in the famiyot j. l.. Moore OF
Nney-ioMrtlrsi;, left her employers house on tne
night OF Feb, % TO attend bali aud has noi re-,
turned. sac had no known relatives, HAVING Denn
brought mp one Of the city asylms. me Iaihly
with whom she staying however, have Derh
searching her snc lett al her clothing ana otier
property at her home, including considerable SUN
JoussiT ALEEnr of No $50 Pacinet., BROOKLYN, whose
disappearance created much excitement al tue tihe
went away from his home jan. :! eavlhS uoiG W.
rcced 10 his wife, in which he stated that nc lad met
and that ne intended 10 glit duel with him. Notn-
ing more was heard Of him until the next m0rnng'
when a patFOiDan on duty along The East RIVER Ia
New York found tracks OF blood ia the snow, leading
To the water at the foot oI Eightich-st. Near by
Tarers bearing the name of Albert Jousset. Mr..
kretzschmar, druggist, who employed Jon'G g.
| stated that, few days before, he hll t nls,
CHARGED y tne 1" ,nHt rcrnrd t6e next day
with his hair cut short, his mustache shaved on
and entirely altered in appearance. lie stated 10 hs
ic employer That be was gong TO 1e te sDsc' ~
he had been improperly intimate WIN % yonng
woman in the druggists employ. Jousset on being
DISCHARGED denied having ma ricd the woman VAIN
whom he living, adding. thit ne was an uiiuchy
| fellow and bad greater trouble on his mind tnan
that. On the day of MS disappearance he drew out
OF Tie bank 80. a that he mad, and sent his wife
$50, telling her 10 remove to her brothers hol'e.
The story. ~ the time oi hls disappearance was sup
posed to Dc tOaX, hut now that ihsoc months nave
eigpsrd with news of him. II j. supposed lie mas
committed suicide or has been murdered
KROrrtNFcK ALBHHI ~ years OF ne' nag neen naIng
from the mousse OF lis father German la0r' rSsi'ng
M No jO7 Easi Tweinl-'t, since Feb. 81 lie was
small for his age Being oniy four eo iour nc ies III
hlaht and Of slight bgid. He attended the -Four
tecnth-si. school aud was always good student
diarr MA, suddenly tilled with records failures in
his lessons HIS father reprimandad him and. on
| change. III, nothci said that he bad been reading
stories OF boys who had made their fortunes by
"ruughng it Tor whilo, telling htr ihat ne Wodld
Ike To try such HE. Tnrcc day after MS disappear
anc. Mrs. y. Hcndel. lady residing Ht ohc-hindrc-
an-thirly -tLrSi and EigthlSc found tie boy sit
U "T Tc ,rai and that he had been living with
an uucle In last TselIin-st. Mrs. Hcinie sent
servant with nr boy 10 the houS" deegnaicd bUt on
the way he disappeared. Nothing has been heard 0f
McDTfF, THOMAS, a wealthy Englishman, engaged in
re Timber trade ut Montreal. nds missing since
Frn 20. He arrived III New York IN the latter part
OF February, aud stopped NJ the Occidental Hotel at
tc Bowory and BroOur'i.; wbiIe there he gave IN
dlraiiou5 Of being somewhat deranged His friends
have traced him TO Bo>ton, and thence back Iea To
gland. Following is The description .! he man
furnished the police: Age. 81; iCet Sig inches
hign; build, stout; complexion, far; eyes, bue;
hair, gray; WHISPERS, Iu ana gray. ~ ""I ~, w W.
of dark clothes aud dark Canadian cap. HIS WIG
ana family Montreal
McKIY JOmS, are years, has been missing from bis
was at frs, believed that me Vac PLAYING truahi oui
he has not Vet been found II ~ ielrrd 'h3 ne !'
mel with accident ur been abducted. lie rs de-
scbrd pleasant, bright llttlc boy, ana WAS very
McSAR. AiEXtSnER IT, lawyer, resided 1T No. GO ono
huudrrd-andt wCHiy -ci2LhSt, and nad an once al
frIcpa It., since the niGht Of FEB 10 lie had a wife
aud thee children tne youngest 81 Which W"s only
| week old wncn he dsipp AIRED. His home was IN
every respect "a happy and -attractiye cne ANA ms
income sufficient 10 place niin lryohh hh"lca'
cmbIrrassnient. lie was popular with his assoc ltts
in business ana genera, fayonte wl,h ms
friends. ON the eitrmoOn ot Fcb. 10, Mr. McNah
drew 500 from his bank, and aiier WOr'ius unill "a
later hour THAN usual III his "lcc "ch 70 ne fofi
second-,t. depot to take m s0clotk rih lol us
homc IN Harlem. Missing ms iiaiu, ny. Ocls CON,
| pellcd to waIi ninth 10 o'clock, Mr McNab visited
billiard hail. near the depot and played Hrvg era,
games Of billiards III paying hi, bl, Ia calctsSl
displayed large roll Oi money. lle wore around hl'
neck heavy god chan, worth @"oo' ana cl,iiF "a,
| watch valued ~ 800 About Ocl'cH ny; MSNup
waS by "a friend 10 enter the depot. Inc door
| keeper, wno Is personally acquainted with Mr. Ne
Nab docs not remember hayru; him that night,
ana positive he did not leave tue depot upon
| any train 1hr detectives and MI McN"b" iftIl'S
| have concluded tnat tle missing while waiting
for the train. induced to VISIT some OF the n'iEh,
| boring drinking saloons ana vas 'h're fooocu anu
REILLY, BEES,RD. age 10 years disappeared from his
houe, at No. 2ls East Tmrty-elStn-sl, on March J.
! His parents dead, ana ne VAS nNlhg WIN LIS
| amt widow lie wa$ bright. curly haired intel
hgent ntilc ieAow very poliir, anu WY ooiElh.,
On aIen =, ne rs 5Gn' ny b never reIched tie
bakers ANA never home, and his aunt fears
that he has been abducted. The nri lhhors say mat
slightest Oicnsc lie beaten by ls aunt ana neF
gDns II Is possible then thar the boy lost nus
money delay on the road, and becoming AFRAID
| OF II whipping upon reaching nome, determined u
| run away. .
scHuLlz GsrAv a Young Prlssian, arrived in this city
abou, year and half ago. lie was bo0kkceper for
JJur-tlscn q Co. of No. 81 Lib rty-st.. boarded
has been hi ,ing for over two weeks. Mr. jose said
that he waSstrctly REGULAR in his habit, AMI never
drank immediately. Several days previous To MS
| disappearance he unusually reserved and seemed
labor under great mental depression. HIS money
found itcr he missed Ia his trunk, LIclosed
in an envelope. AID all his cXtrI clothes were there
Mr. jose as1 discovered ietitr Mn,eh Sengtz haa
| recently received nom MS slsler ia hCnlssD,Fg'
stating that young Lady To wnom he had been ei-