The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-02

avowflly to mob tho house. Madam Rostoll
had been warned and had sccrcted herself else
where. The crowd. aa II grew larger bcCame
more dom9nsirntiyc curses nnl oatns ,llled
the mir. Hand her out" Whnre's Mary
however, wai,ed for leader. and before one
appear a the police cleared the street Madam
Rrstoll DID not wait for second demonstr9tion
hu, moved into house specially prepared Tor
Laio in Sept mber, 1871. Madam Rcstell was
arrested and gn indictment yns found AGAINST
81 Marin Bodine and the killing OF her child:
For this last offence manslgughier In the second
yicted and senicnccd to the penitentinrv. She
broke down when she was taken from the court
room Gy ,ne Shsr SG ro nar n4' bcgan Seen ~ ~ e
whispered about. and then so openly asserted
that official notice had to he taken Of it. that shc
strsin, Trs aSd wbmy ~. Snr emsc m""o''
Sergeant Tan of the Oak street police was n
cerpentcr ON Blackw,9lls Island wien Madam sii u,
received orders to 1T up her cell which was No.
in the worans prison; II had boon used qs
w pS SIN %Ss 'hS1 STss Hs G"ndso%e @
woman when she came there" said Sergeant
greatly. .She actci In very lndylikc ways hui
appeared very sal throughout her conlinc-
mont. Shc was given charge of tio womens
sewing ROOM, place in which the WORK was
very easy. She wore priron dress. but il
hal been bleached so that II looked like
nlncl silk apron that nearly reached 10 her
frrt and NH Inc wav round. She worn a blnck
silk hood. Her husband. who called himself Dr.
She said when she quit Blackwelfs Island that
she should nrynr 20 there again.; Madam
Drsicll or Mrs. Mturiccnu, os she called herself
in prson. was discharged early in is49, and
went hnck Ia hor Chambers street house. Her
business was conducted more cautiously, how
AT THE time Madam Restell wns estimated to
he worth slOU.Wn. She bought uptown rcal
estate and sold II while the market was the
hiuht1f
the same timc tho revenue from her business
was very great Her husband opened an oilire
| down town Tor the sale Of specific medicine TO
mon and advert's 'd rs Or Mauriccnu. EARLY
| in ,i2 her husband logan to build a residence
| IN fifth avenue. NJ Fifty second street. When
| cumpcted, il was ono Ot the finest ON the av,-
| nue.. and is said to aavo cost S2OO.uOO. In
lhe basement ,E c, 1r s2 aiyseso9i nesG ,nys srs
| into this house in ls65.nnd then began 70 desire
| social recognition, a. leas; Tor her daughter and
| crandrhiidron. Her coachmau and elegant
coach were greatly admired. and her house was
| ~ spllndidy furnished rs money could mako
H. Notwithstanding this n police officer paced
| two years Watching her visitors. For the ten
| ycdrs preceding her husbands death he spent
| his time pretty much IL real estate operations.
ana is sud to- have boon one Of the shrewd,st
operators IN Ncw York. He buit ,he osborn
| residence. and never made losing
speculation in real estate. Madam Rc--
| til favored Government bonds. and both
| She and her husband. in their acrumulai ions.
serri tp have had in view the welfare Of their
ptandchildrcn Tine infant gir whom the wild
| owUd tuilores4 brought from England lived
with her mother. and il stiu living Mad.
! anne l.cs;ril had 10 children by Lohman.
! Alter her hu-hand's denih in January 1877
| Ann Iohmnu failed greatly and laNishrd every
| kindness that 10y" could sucscet upon tho
| granirhillron. Her dnugltrr wis married
| named Pnrdy from Tnrrsiuwn. Tho grand
! children. Charles Il. nnd Carrie. now Mrs. shan
non, were The gnndrn 81 ihis daugghier by
! iuriy wno wns !. I'LL ii in 'h" batil" OF Gciivs-
| burg. MIS-, iuriy WIS airrw;td married L.
| J. ihu Farrell. nud hur since lived with him ne
| Inrrytawu. Madam Nf-itil brcainr cSir.nl.f a
| from ner daughter after this marriage HnI
| Farrell has not visited Madam Kesc
! for fourteen years. Tao grandchildren hnvc
| been IlberHily cdural,d and carefully rparrd
| Madam R"stcll, though q regular attendant nj
| the Episcopal Church thirty wears ago. had NJ
| rcll .ious convict ons. but hrr husband wac 4
| pronounced frecthiuker. aud used to talk with
| h.s iow inumntrs freely upon religious supsctt
| literary taste. and il was Ann l.phmun's intru-
| tom to have -omr poems IA q her daughter has
| written pu'hsh.d in book form, strange n
| IT may seem. Ann Lphmau- Ncw lrurs r'ccp
| tons were som"tihl' crowd -. She hud Il,
| so-Hl visitor. excepting u' %. Ono NJ IL wo'
| t. persuade her tn hr''mr q Christian.
| Ann liiusn lNrI without trouble hftcr ben
| Imprisonment nat LaLunry. 1877. Then hri
! husband dlni -ul l"glv. " WIS 'yrl IN year
uf s-r. n wil WIS hl-i Jan. 10. lS7i IN ud
| wlUrd 30. Is ul in' stiu' b"sr Ann lphmh'
I tUd YA Irow. tier brother. " re named a'
rNDrutof-. aui thr prop riy WAS icii % tho " li
100 trust for thc grHniehiiiron at the grand
Ann L1lm0n'4 brother assum ! the name
nr 4. VI. Muutl'"il. aud krpi tnf lit'i' on ' 10
lz1 Liberty -'r''t n,H .h % i,"r % -tc"s-. Ir'N
pr. ,rs-o- % have r',i thr ci ionl.~t for hi- Sis
I q AN 3 hrr hushani She desired IT, HAY. hin
| 0. 'u-n g. act N4 executor of her husbands -
tli". uni ait"rmp"h ~ roluton rrow uid with
draw. r.t'elvlu- $4,000.
Am i.oNntn', property WIS cstimntod y"s
t.rity hy ouo WHO uu .i'ttu kuNWHt not TAR iron
s''oo'p. II cpn-'rt- rrn lIn.y of ~ itl
t. IN 4 t..t