New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

alned dark huidIprobaby ylaudanum also, and made an
entry Of the address in the proper book lie SAYS the
taken. IL must have been Mrs. Stuart herself
Very speedily Mrs Marks and few friends packed up
the dead woman's elegant wardrobe, and the body was
prepared for removal Al p M 10 was taken Io @ I9e
relatives and friends wild with grief at their loss
which is intensified with biSr feelings toward
the man VINO has indirectly caused II. Mr. Marks
is not a well man He and his wife oyerpOwered and
will one and that nothing may De sald OF done
tnat will sorrow to any one. SothlnS can
bring the dead 10 life they Other friends and reia-
tyes peaceabe. Tney are bitter against tne
husband and say the Investigation has oeen loose
They wish the widest publicity given TO stuart con
duet. They say most cruel treatment couia De
SHOWN, and perhaps more Upon the Dody are uhlny thy
marks 0f violence. 10 Is thought. however tht urse
dark spots come from the blows administered by tue
physician In order TO rouse person from catahoso
condition induced by laudanum, heavy quick DlO"s
are often the only means that will answer. ,,
the marriage ceremony, warm friend OF Mrs ward.
Dr. sSope OF Trinity Chapel, Is friend OF tne @ Marhs
family. and they attend hisehurch Both hese rcverehu
Gentlemen and few intimate friends remained with the
afflicted family last evening iO-nOrrO" bVSliue oluaIt
will be buried N her bridal dress seven months aer her
marriage
STATEMENTS CONCERNING THE AFFAIR.
George nness, the druggist whose label appeared on
the bottle found the table in Mrs. Suar said
last evening that she had several times purchased
laudanum at his store at Uniyersity-pace and
Eleventh-st she generally came herself, but had
once or twice sent servant girl On one occasion his
asserts, she asked for two ounces OF auanum but
when large quantity refused she took smaller
quantity. The quantity sold on sunday 10 the person
vino came for It half an ounce The clerk says ne
does not think the person Mrs stuart herself lie
thinks It the servant whom ne had seen before she
said laudanum for Mrs. stuart ana was 10
be used poultce. The name was taken ahd Tue use
10 which the laudanum to be- put recorded as
customary. Mr. Inness further said that friend OF MT
Stuart had come TO him Yesterday reguesung hln 70
give information about his sale Of the drug supse
queut conversation with this friend and other friends
lei Mr. lnncss to neeve that TINS was not the nr9l c
Mrs. stuart had taken a large 'antty OF iaud1num
Dr. Lewis A. sayre said ast evening that he nah never
her husband for q number years. II hr-t acqulut-
nSG with him 9rs T hor wr er the aF nS Sf e the
family lived IN the mansion nc ftitn-aye' .Ie sne
I,y5N 1or li,da anu sSce them he had often
met him, with Gis brother william and ms sister
Jenny and had never suspected MIN Of having Dad haD
During last Winter when General Ward lying III at
tne Firth Ayenuf Hotel Robert stuart was devoted IN
and fro between the hotel aud the physicians
house many times day for nearly Two months
Of liquor nor even heard Of his drinking At all The doe
tor was in Europe at the time of the marriage
Hai MI no Gsl nam,o1 1u Of any iroabs betweea 64
aud his vile. On the coptr4ry h' supposed
His theory Of Mrs -tuars sad fate was that 10 marry
ing her husband thought a. hs friends and hers also
pies that stuart had faiien INTO ntemperte haoitS
from which unable % eXtrcdir himself ana tLdI
het IT, determined escape from tie scenes that lad
become So t0rtur.ng 10 h-r.
BANK. said TIA, he could scarcely eau ihse 'cIli NJ
ed with Robert H. knew nothing ot ms friends
.
understood, however that s Ike had been spent largely
travel and that his residence IN the cy was 100 snort
for him 10 have found many acquantanccs among young
men He hrsJ remembered him. some months d<u, - Ia
troduced as friend Of Mr. Tappen tue presdeut OF tho
bank and installed sort OF clerk IN TIE cadDs neL
II considered his employment 90 have been rather as
Of killing time, Than OF ac1i ring business cSpe,
rieuce or money, and he had 40 idea that it would
long c'nrnHe. ne r., OK "n'S m Ms NrbI stuart lad
been for some time steadily at work. AID Mr..
81 vaus said he had had TIE least cause 10 suspect
bim Oh having any bad aabts, of leading any thtug but
temperate Lfe After his marriage he went on trip
Lake GeOrg', and from there wrote 20 inc otuA ocerS
tbut h, mad p..u sick On this account he Oycrstly eel
hi, original leave and in consequence or 10 suggested
10 them that perhaps 10 would DE better Tor ann 10
when hc dd return, however ne told that nc was
welcome To resIc work at his old place, and he under
took TO do So His Ormer steady haUls seemed then 70
have been interrupted by what his notes 9ceasonaliy
termed severe trouble IN the head ms trouble
often pt hIm away from the bank several days Al
time but when he appeared no traces OF dissipation
Mrre visible.