The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-28

Grossen Holthausen. is astonished at not having
ceived a. yet reply to his telegram. The Consul is
in possession, however of letter written by this
brother on December "A to the murdered In this
letter Schultz is informed that everything concern
ing his property Is going on all right the fruit trees
We're not damaged. the new buildings in excellent
condition and so was the furniture To show the
character of the iser the following extract will prove
interesting :-"Miss schellenbcrg who has not made
a bad impression. told that she compelled to
cook for you pork which was full of worms. ana that
when she showed you the worms you said ooh,
that's nothing 1 wish you would endeavor to live
deccntly, as it becomes man like you. As to the
servant who Is with YOU can give you no advice. We
endeayored to give you respectable man when you
were here, but you did not want him. You must try
and get along the very best you can. l can only
recommend you to be exceedingly careful, but you
cannot get along without servant" 1t is singular
that the letter to which the above is reply was
dated here October 20. and never reached Germany
letter for the murdered miser from JUS
tice of the Peace at Hagen. This letter
written three days before the murder. The following
passage therein, "You think no doubt that
am negecting your affairs. 1t is not So Remy has
notified me that lie will pay you during the spring
All your other Investments are safe. 1 nave told
Remy to wait till you return. When you come back
you Will ind that your broker and myself have
looked after your affairs with the same solicitude
il you here. You will lose nothing
by being away and you rest easy in this regard
Upon further examination of Schulte's diary it
has been ascertained that in addition to the muir
derous attack made upon the miser few days before
his departure for America another entry shows that
previous attempt upon his life was made i'll March
last On the night of March 4, about three
O'Clock, some one threw brick into his bedroom.
He arose at once and fired through the broken win
dow, and saw and heard persons around his house.
Two panes of glass were broken and the following
morning he could trace the steps to the fence sur
rounding his homestead but not beyond it. On the
9th of April following his houskeeper Flansche left
his service All the above is carefully noticed in the
murdered mans diary the same as the second attack,
previously described.
4 CLAIMANT FOR scHULrEs ESTATE.
Notwithstanding the TACT that no relatives OF
Schultz were known to reside in this country
claimant has already appeared for the thousands OF
dollars in possession of the administrators. Mr..
Bischof has received IL letter from married lady
stating that her maiden name is Schultz; that her
fathers name Johann Heinrich Schultz, who
cmgrated to America time between 1910 and 1850,
and that she has heard anything of her father
since 1866 She is of the opinion that the murdered
Schultz her father. Mr. Bschof has given the
lady the requisite information i'll his possession but
it is doubted whether she will establish her claim to
the satisfaction of the administrators having charge
OF the estate.