The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-11
CAPT. TYRRELL'S LAST TR'
A WIFE rs tCcJSED or KfILtW
HTSBfND UTTH 4 PGfSV "H"
A My.tcrious Death Aboard &
dee Indications OF Murder NJ" r"r-
- .... 49,. xx,,...s .l,nisy he Testimony

Mrs Srr,,,no told her ~ W." '''''V
Mott or has gone out -, ,h, - '''' % si.,'
fui .icr again. and. ~ ys she .In VII
roison him' III =" 3 often threatened to do il :,
! And, sure enough next day they got a dosnn,o,,
from Connccticv't that he was doaJ"
This talk waich was detailed to a rer,ortcr .,
| THE suN in ferth Amboy yesterday. related ,o
tho su1uo.. 'eath Of Capt Moses Tyrrcll Of tbo
thrcc-Tasted schooner Ario fn,,,ee. which is
ow7ed in New Brunswlck by Congressman Ross
ani oti;srs. She sailed IRON, Perth Amboy May
| % with a load of coal for Somerset. Mass On
Monday last the Captains friends in Perth
| AmbOy received n despatch from Saybrock.
Conn. giving news OF his death that morn
ing. His oldest SON. william. who is
police officer in Perth Amboy. said. after
| reading the despatch. We'll. unless sOmc-
thing has fallen on father and killed him.
or there has been some other accident. | shall
have nn investigation. There have been threats
made agnnst him. and don't think
It ought TO bn passed over lightly
Tho body arrived next day by rail,
and with it came Mrs Tyrrc who said that
the physician who attended her husband hal
pronounced his di-'nsr apoploNy. and that a
Coronrrs inquest had b"rn held by the authori-
tics IN Saybrock. the jury giving verdict a.
| ,oriiugy. She said that hor husband had
Thought on sunday afternoon. about oclo X,
that q fox WIS coming up. although the others
on board knew II was perfectly clear. and that
b. said. amt II going to run the schooner up
the Sound in this fog" and he ran her into the
mouth II the Connecticut river. of Snyhrook
that he was taken sick Just nit"rward. and
about four in the morning he was dead. Officer
Tyrrrll ultcd his brothers and his unrlcs
~ II. and H. ID. Tyrrell. and they resolved 10
have "A medical examination. Their resolve
reached the ears of Mrs. Tyrrcll. and she pro-
fcsscd to he ANXIOUS for such an investigation
Dr. K"liv was engaged. That physician made
Oh" autopsy. with the assistance oi Drs. Hub
Dr. Kelly said yesterday "Ycs; they called
on me- 70 maxi the gui ppsy. told them AL
could do was To maxi thr "Nam'naton' mat
they would have to send the stoiua IA 10 some
chemist who made blood po'~gn~ specially.
Iu' II VIII BE- rNp"nSiN'. ! Shd. II Is a pr
VET" examination. You will have TO puy i'r 10;
uthorw 50. II VIII come undrr n" "u~l.'r~ u
th' County Ph> -ic.anE john Henry Iyrr'
SPOKE to tho other brothers AMI To tn, IN JOYS.
They were all pr sent and Moses and Henry
and tine next boy said they would boar thor
psrt. and the uu,lrs said they would nay part.
Moses said u know that mother VII pay h"r
part Mrs. TNrroll hnd come ON with the body.
AMI was up stairs when W. malc the AUTOPSY.
81. has boon very sick sin Well. Dr. HUI
hard. DR.. Andrws. and | won't on with the
found an opening ~ II some poison hud been
said as soon ns saw thai opening. W. nrein
u'exy. Ills death came from someih n, lint
went through that opening. must have been
thing likc prussic acii. or hydr5cloric acid.
,ulson-, a. he would { he hadtaken s,rychninc
, orany other poison of that class We opened the
healthy, without any indication of apoplcNy.
There there was no previous disease TO cause
ani n So d s II he had Sps 6ecn s'r e
, from the efrects Of strong drink there would
hyS en nn oher trombe beih rS
fined to q local point. that Il resulted from some
period Gf time nr. Arnold nnd aunthcr gen.
ilemnn took I'll" stomach to New York g. llr.
quirrd what was the aus" Of the lignturcs le ng
placed On H.. Dr. Andrews told hint that W. had
found m opening IN the stomach. ana he said
Upon further inquiry il was learned thu, pr
which the relatives did not feel ahl" to pay. Tn"
1 county physician. who rrsid's in New lrnns-
hr sent Dr. Janrway OF New Brunswick. VINO
D ! examined the brain and agreed with ~" other
/. phy -i'iaus that death did lot result from
! ,''Tac Prosecutor o, the Pleas, Charles T.
a C0w"nhoven. WIS next consulted. He is IN
& rorr'sp. .nlrno' on the subj" with thr author
: ti~s IN MidilescX county Conn. under whose
p lur.-dirqn the death occurred. HI, hus di-
y rr,t"d +, W Arnold Recorder Of hrrth Amboy.
= 10 L-''| ~. i51T, !. under surNeillane".
sch 15,.'4-r "5atr is ills story W. lSit "'s s,maT 'ae
coal for Perth A,mhov, On FRIDAY. and W an
rhur"d 1t Dutch Leland Friu.y nlsiit On sat.
, urll,y NJ IN bored right Of TO t. cast id o..
/ Watch Hill. W. 70. und,rwcRn on ~. 'Ay
' morn ng about o'rerk, and goi as fnr saw
a hrooA thnt n'Nt night AT six. The ronson We,
. went into Saybrook was that It WIS KIND O.
3 iOsgy. an We WAS beating right against the
+. WIND. II was coming on thick, We could soc
: the ios coming up. just OF Snybrook hghtshp
s fath'rwus takrn. ! called him down to supper
| lie stood at tn" wheel when ilrst called him,
1 and slw there WIS something the matter with
him H. kind % leaned his head ON the spokos
' II IN" wheel took HIM away from the wheel
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