The New York herald., 1878-10-11
suspeleus for shs received nus morning the iols
Lowing letter from Quo OF her boardors:-

susp,seus for abe resolved one ans mornisg the iol
iswing letter from one OF her boardsrs:-
Resr have 70 the conclusion that + M !. batter S.
Y sSs regard ssrs.a
sas@ s0r ."a ms sT as With
deal Of and there things going on thst
those ARRANGEMENTS are Ieannot a. do iow-s
Now think il is best for me to leave and e. board
else not bu. what would IKE 20 s Gesra "a wa
them her IN % certain Quarter IN ,, -. n,..s :,
you csD sss Il r &c SSsrsa the
snow that ne is hne and doing business in
40 10. wish to have you thlns .hs, have ANYTHING
than dsserve-bat have tried 20 do as we'll BY YOU .s
ssua o my 'as work a pay
There Is more that would Ike 80 say eas csnnos get
The above is not signed, but tie handwriting Y
exactly like that OF numerous letters signed "a E.
In ons Of these ne informs Mrs; Alexander that ns
mentioned above, and informing her that he now
Keeps ..Baehe0r's Han. ;. giving her name OF s,Tssi
4 CHASTITY MEMORANDUM
memorandum found among the papers runs Il
follows
disa In Schenectady. \. i.
Did Mrs. Alexander intend to 'resurrsct this body
vExGEAScR AND vITUPsRArioH
Her abode IN Barnum's old carriage factory was ap
parcntly not OF her own seeking. She had beei
driven from one place 10 another aud the following
letter. OF which she Kept careful copy, shows tha
bitter den unciaions she could heap upon the head Of
any one VINO crossed her path
Mr.. PAr-I am authorised 90 demand an az sxp..na:
.i%ays .ioa o tssa,sd ws ., Widows s.sa
@4n q q. a: s %
so no. know wnas to cal Yourself wCnas;
had @ SHOWN about eh.,.s.sr s.,srs a
towsra your house alone going inside Of
eept thanks for saving me from the asgssS m. EGsa
;1ssy r. asS oSa
:.ss: .sss: ~':ss ':s sss
any ssias s$:.Is:
.ias.. .Sas .'n'pa sssno. @ thank sSasas
ss5 S5 for A
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as,ss .xsi.ssd a0s:s1:
Ih0.s e. s
u, yo dare nos Insult sur size Pat your ms
Of iniaui,y short use this msnuscrips paper 70 war.
Win q your description In She public pspsr sravs
SS"Sn You shall bs Known the escaped criminal
hands Of man Nut you csnnot ssesp: 'hs Anshy VEN
ANOTHER CERTIFICATE "GooD CHARACTER"
Among the papers certificate issued ~ the ONCE
street. Now York, November T. 1866, 10 winch Il is
stated that Mrs. 1. Elizabeth Clsgne mas been known
IS pcrsen OF good and commer a.os oharaetsr: rns
paying this 10 copy OF tns same cert.hcate appar.
emily IN the Alexander handwriting and IN which the
name Of l. Elizabsth Cagne is changed to Lorena Z.
Phelps (her second husbandI A
HOW SHE GET THENF
In one bundle OF letters ave were found dated New
York and purported have been signed by "Mme.
DsmoresLn Three OF the are dated 'lS7Sn NO day
10 sers' % such as xivinS directions about poonaso
A sipher also found consisting OF csrtan
sign tor each letter IN the siphabes and which MIS-
A AIava anhA dnnh n ma n hOH
correspondence with people whose secrots wsrs not
the worlds. The cipher consists simply Of an
sides Of hollow square a. rs basi. for ,ps
letter ID" the limos forming the four sides being
ths alphabet hers and tnore being varied by accon-
pany ng do.s Or daspos On tne same paper on w1ica
the cipher was written was the lollowtng:-"This
is the alphabe. OF the CIPHER whion yon havs.n
MOTAERs, LovA
This evening Chiei Marsh and Olicer Arnold -.
turned from East Haddam, where they Interviewed
Mrs. Hainss the mother oi the murdersss- The poor
old lady heart broken NJ the late which has bsallen
wnet her they thought "Lorena would be hung" Is
was possible comfort ner. Pnsousiy sho begged
TO be asked all sor.s Of questions. and was
willing to give information about her daughter. now
in prison. she sndeavored TO explain 10 the VfncOro
that the cofan plates iouDd tns factory had osen
they belonged 10 the Bertraws, relatives OF
theirs. and that she knew Mrs. Alexander haa them
years ago. She admitted thai even TO her Lorsna
had frequently proposed % go into the resurrection
business, but she regarded It as mad freak and had
few years. THIS does not exactly correspond
with the fact tnat numerous isttsrs were taund
IN possession Of the nlurderess from hcr mother,
dated Brooklyn and signed s'5arah Hetnes" However
the poor Old woman acknowledged that she never mad
the least idea that her daughter could commit the
fearful crimes with wnicn she stands charged. She
had received better education the rost Of hef
children, and had even passed aevcra years whsu Z
young girl ~ we'll known select school IN Nsw York
WHAT NExrY
A report Is aaoat here this evening that some OF
Captain Covocoress' bonds have been found IN the
factory IL viii be remembered that some years ago
this Creek captain committed suicide IN the streets
oi Bridgeport but large number OF residents always
believed that he was murdered. ring Win tne IN.
itias sc. NJ o." has beeL iound among MrR Alsxan-
der's effects.
NhR DEMoRRsT KNOWS NOTHING or MRS.
ALEXANDER.
A HERALD reporter called last evening at the resi-
dence OF Mms. Demorest, In Fifiy.seventh street.
aud asked ner what she knew, II anything, OF
Mrs. Alexander alias s'Rensy G. Pnsips,"
or Mrs Coyne Xme. Demorest, alter
meditating ior Long timo rs II to refresh her
ory, stated that she Jailed 10 recolisct having
had III her employ or ever having known any person
bearing such names ~ had been menroasd "a
her that among the papers OF Ara Alexandei
letters wore lound wnicn bore The printed
"Demorsst' heading she said she never had had
respoudence with any ona lar as sue could recot
lecl bearing any one o tho three names given sbove
aud thai would like u know more about the mat.
ter SO that she might protect herself