The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19

tnl anxiety. Mrs. Woods spoke of the shooting
without the dspnv OF nny cmoiip y lrsicrdnv
tn" wor" pn N dress. such. probably. as She
lus hrcn accustomed 10 wear about the house.
Ihrrc WIS no trace Of pain or anNi,iv IN her
ir"tur's. wnich are very mobile and wear an
In the examination hv Coroner Ellingcr Mrs
Agnes Woods gave the following testimony:
c,SS ON o" ,% ,rfc, ,Mcen iGn sy@mac RI 'he
i've. al"ui two ycnrs About Three months rtor iUhis
o hi. truuhcsn business ~, ven sson accunni o his
divorce sui against his Second vie. ehch wa. dcri "a
against him. lie was nervous cNrtilc. occnsnnllv
wlll IN his actions aud nj times mcnucholc ilc would
bad wild look about tic c,cs mi. moriu about / or
sGslo wG; y,t in ncd when he cam. 10 N. door and
~i, 'Go cg, Sna WIN ,sc, NJ. IN, he
sni ricsmiS he ,Ncia'mcd rr'ach'ry o, wSns"
~ VOW hayc ruined me-" and with hat lie mndc er my
icih and whom he called III, wi,hdrcw r"n iisrra.p
w"y SowS rcce,., % oi @ % .So ' ir"m linn @ IN %'i c @' lex
,Gn,lcr ran '", o ~ hey ant w,n, IN ncS, der
~. IL ormcd by Mr. hygrcu ihai gnlius had shot
INN, aud have not seen him since
Coroner Ellingrr ordered polico officer TO
w. sin,l0noi IN the lous" until Pmlir Admins
~ the effects. Mrs Harding has her two IA J.
drrn with hcr in her intn"rs house. W tn
!ltr ing lived chill Of Lis first w.fnan1 Mrs.
W, mt to live with him.
Al o'clock yre,er nv afternoon an old gen.
tlcnnn; a"compnniel by young lady. sioupri
their entrance. But" eail tho s'runscr in
an nnsry ton my daughter hero Is Mr.. Hard
ms w.f,. Sic has a right to 90 in"
Thr on 'cr told him that nc had bccn ordered
to ut no ON" enter.
"Thrn." said the father. Il want You TO 500
That non' OF these things are taken away. NV
daushi Z hns property here She has nj lenst
one gold wit ii. and lhink two or three watch
- and other prop rtV."
The olllc = told him that he hnd boon ordered
| 10 guard all oi tho properly. Through tho open
! pHrllr door father and duu4lt 4 could scr the
| .onln IN which was the body Of llgrd ng. They
| il n young woman Of twenty vcurs. tall, an ]
| thin. An cNur 'ssion ot Indignation curl"d her
| thin lips. Her face is fair ana Ir"Vos- ing.
| II is yet girlIsh. or NJ least. unmarked hy cnre
! or serious thought. She wore n black silk drrsa
| and u straw hat coquett shlytrimmed with dark
Errrn ribhuns. She had liitlc 10 say. Her
| father said that. besides his dau shtrr's prop
| cry In Harding'e house. he hud u claim IN
| Hnrline's cstlte for Mrs. Ilnrding's board
| sine the sepnIntion. In the house were several
Young ladies, daughters OF Mr.. Z mmerman.
| They resented the attempt of Mr.. BrekmHn and
| his dau.hte to enter telling the former that
| their father had a mort ,nrr on nll the property
and h. could not get any Of il. They remained
| tiere all day. When Mr. B'ckunn went away
| they followed him a little way from the door
md angry words passcl hctwrcm them. Mr.
| B.rkman then returned with his dnuZ ZhtsT Ia
! -t brighton. Nrei. howcN r, stopping Ut the
| police stltion &, r.pnai his order that mo- prop
| cr,y should Doe allowed tu l' token from the
| house. lir Is q r.spr I'lo1hins E"nil"nnn
| but " : very choleric whom .ver he rri"rr"d T.
| MIR. Hard NJ. whom n" said hc had known iOl
| years. every inHh of him.