, 1879-06-12

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q general nlartn was sant ont. A story wni
atafted that the rnfsslng tewelry had beer
lonha IN BoWory parnbfoker's office,
| out sunt. Walthg WAS quick in learn.
mR That tho story wns not tr,tc. Capt.
"'lilatns secuted tl,o theory that hrst.ctasa
purgIars had been 1t work In tic house,
knowing this gentry are usually supplied With
oil t11cT require IN binding md gugulng Their
victims, and do not tear bcd-clothtng mud laltcs'
garments In orleF 10 obLa[n tic means Ut last,-
Ing person to E!s or her bctt. M
| chaoroforln Or ether was ,tseJ, and II ts
theory many expert Detectives belieyc
That the won,an was in dccp sleep waen
stnoterea, md that tic binding ras doue aftcr
she had ceased To breathe. There wcrs no
marks Of stranguintion. Nothing was lied
around her telroat It seemed 10 be an ttnpres.
sion among many detectives TINT even fccble
man might hnyo succeeded in suiIoca&ing hor.
uF' Hull was to-ntght under the eyca OF three
uetecttvos. When asked about tho murder, he
sud II Was
nuTaL1sd AFFAIR,
and turned tndiftcrcntiY away. Capt. Williams
asked him his ago, aWl he replied, "Fifty, TO- or
7o." and when the Captain said, sharply, "Comc,
uom, give mo your exactagc," tho Doctor smiled
as he replied "saycntY Y-follr." Ths Doctor
walked about tho liouao IL tts usual manner,
exhibiting no special concern. There was ru.
NOR that colorcd person recently en-
plosed IN tho household, who had
been discharged. was suspected of tho
mordcr, but, wien It became known tint
no colored man had been employed III tho house,
the story fell through; yel there wcrs many
who fanctcd tho murder was tho work Of
negroes, and, this fancY was based upon the
Hall hat
BEFolsE sllE WAS MURDERED.
Mrs. Hull leased the house In which sho
lived. She had neither bonds nur money In her
ApArtmcnts Dr. Ilul said That In all proba.
biity tlld nurtlorcrs must have supposed thcre
wtrc bonds In tho trunk, wticl, was open when
size was found murdered. lie mentioned "A a
singular coincidence tf'ut his wife was tho owner
OF Bodlington terrier, to wllic, sEe was much
attached. Three weeks ago this dog was mys.
teriously poisoned, and ut the time Mrs full
worried much bccause a ncighbor, Mrs, Ncw-
ton, short timc betore lost dog, and her
house
WAS sooN AFTERWAnp HoBuEp,
Recently, at social meeting, Mrs. Hull
thanked God ehc neYcr Ind any children, apu
Mrs. Wilbur, formerly President Of the soros!s.
replied, We'll, Juns, you thank tiol for what
you haven't got; now. thank God for what
I've got"
vf,b n,n o.o, ~ h,,. n'ea,a'n aRht'
beard, and, although "A years OF ago and classcd
among tue fcebtc Is said to be " mighty net
tTe." He acts 1tke moody pcrson, uud sleops
very litt!u.
inc three detectives kept him company to-
night Lnto tonight Superintendent Waltng,
Capt. Williams, Capt. Kealiy, Dntecttye Tina !.
I'm ~. u t,,,'s. v."st o4" we3e IN consulta'
ty NJ oue vu,li hc nrrr,tril ,rna 49, 1874.
Va, ,,',n 1919 ~ a'issteo uassne t''e night
IN ~, ,.sa AI s.a a's. 3a..'t nUH'.1nHI sosA'sE
a,.nrn,,a3 ~ ~ ~ .""ass.' neen seaent'neally
w. I'M, ,.s saa' "as @nssea lsat ue person OF
.loa aan s.sa, sa ~, ~. III" t'iat sho nns
r,,, n..ntIan.. nv. . ru.ioso =. neI lahn-
.o1I ,l,ri,,,- 49, ~. 0'1o"s' 'iue " "inHlo
sa1' uu tne uaSs most searching
=" "u"'u.'''eaa oAaAn!oAtloh Iul!eu 10
.,. .o" tae 4oast tinoseatloh ihat nm Outrage like
.aN @Hsu .ao pue4 @ eo'n 'ntn4tteus Inc 1ltHes
70 Haful} clfctrn-
>o.nos.,u WIN u.e forty-seeond street.
"reA ont1'!uctorF thcory can
o'!neate u nolleVo the
51.1.e' 1u'ouu' y. pu"oef oota'uca from Airs.
s.0ou"uo poefoo1n Mas tla motive Tor
~ va. ~! etaae1 "nu soE " ls impossible to
~ h"e''e 1"s o'Acf. II aoes not appear proba- |
~, uao hss as4a''unts lntchaea 10 murder her yet
~ " uH1l "l''oe'"'lo WIN WHICH they satisfied
@ s'o ""s oeau suggests pFcmcdttatcd
.sta -...-.-.....
~" Noioh1hs0 AND oNobskRVEn ENTRANCE
lot 4ooE at1ef H''on'ent OF thc murderer into d /
i"u'c' a'tnatca as was Mrs tull's, is us rcmark
'uo 10 'to aucecsst'al accompaniment OF |
~ ,.t .., AoIu'ea aeca u oloou within easy