, 1879-07-23

srrnns rna,s,i t I'm ,aHstaetors, "n" u'efe "ha no
Mr.. Steele. who was stantlnc BY, fnd: "'This
morning, When went to my aiT1ce, I found a
line from these wornen With each of their names
signed To- H. making m enragetnei,t to nee. nc
a. my nlllcc tl!t. {vcstcrlny) morning. That
natr1cB."
Among the papers shown 10 tho Coroner by
Mona Yesterday, after her examination, WINS tho
eopv Of contract with stcolo Il Jonca, solicit
ORR, prnytsIng That those gentlemen were to be
sntl attending 1 to the business Of these rrow-
THE N1:lGnuOItS.
Tho following statements were also taken by
the Coroners clerk:
Said Mrs. LILLY II. Cherry: ~ have hccn &C.
qaatntcd with tie deceased, Elizabeth and Anna
TrowbrisiTe, an.1 a1so with Aiiss Nonn Trow-
bridge, s!fsco about .l,c 1st OF Juno last. They
moved into tic house next door aol1sh Of whore
I reside oil thr 1st OF May last. / know
nothing OF their previous history except from,
hcarsay. They occupied tho house No. 10
Langley arcnuo alone. with thu exception Of
their sorvant girl, who was with them until
Saturday evening laat. since which time haro
not scon her. They appeared to bo iu comforta-
biz circun1stancos, mud lived we'll and dressed
we'll. Their associations seemed to bo nice.
They appeared to bo vol educated, and refined
III their manners.
"They have been somewhat excited recently
over come trouble regarding property which
they owned, and which they thought eomc ono
WAS trying to ret from tllcrn. They tolked cx-
citc.ily, bit nationally about It. mud have never
They have been away nearly every day for len
days or Two weeks. going together ai.l bolng
gone three Or four 1fours. mud havc understood
| from their conversation TINT they were nwny on
business connected with tho property troubles.
They wcro oil at homo during the dnv yester-
! tlav. anil / saw the Oldest one, Elizabeth, 70
north on Langley arenue yesterday afternoon
ahout 8 o'clock. I did not SEQ her when she
returned.
About o'clock last evening | heard them
sMttng the Windows, and heard the sound Of
and I supposed they wcrc closing
tic windows on that account. About
| half.past 8 o'clock last evening Miss Mason
| came from her residence and aaId BIlo heard
to my houso rnoat,ine, anil saving tint they
wished so1ne one would come. Mo mother
went to the door Of 1ed md rang the bell, and
learned then what lad acquired. i know noth-
tnE further Of tile casc except from henrsay."
Mrs. Frances =. Ilnnson sad: ~ have known
tho deceased. Elizabeth aud Ann Trow bridge,
sss'ess1s seea s II e : Ses e pys ,"ss had q e1 @
mother left them some property, think III
WaukcGan, when she died, somo twenty-five
years aeo, and tint tie will had been DESTROYED
by their father, who took some of the property
and allowed them certain portion OF II,
and tllat there was sotnc new trouble over
their property recently. This seemed to
Affect titcm greatly, and to cause Then,
q rrcat deal OF anxiety, NV attention
vas called to tho fact OF some one being at the
back window Of their house on tho second floor
moaning, ,.n.l went to the front door Of their
house aud rang thu bell, and Miss: Nona Troy-
bridge {their sister, came to the door, and from
her LEARNED Of the suicide Of her sisters.
Lltd not 20 in to SEQ the bodies, but notified mr.
uml physician came eoon after and got the key
TO tic honse OF Tie deceased"
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