New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

the couple was to leave NewYork on the steath me.
dav and watched for her. But neither she nor her
lover showed themselves, and 30 concluoeu 'ii'J
had postponed the voyage. ..oa =. ,-or, a1-
will you have the BODY m'erieu az ''O-
p"So am too poor for that. understand that she
made a will leaving her property to her orotner-n-
T fr reporter called last evening at No
I.247 Thirl-avc. the place Of residence OF Nina
schmidt. as stated to DR.. Mab0rn. The inmates
of the brown stone fats did not REMEMBER
any porson answering To her DESCRIPTION. 1T
daughter of the janit0r. however sdd that SuCn
woman bad lived there domestic, but nad goi'1
away and that an CXprcSsman named Body m2Vcu
her baggage recently. As the family WIN Mn"n W.
she lived had elsewhere Boy was songn' on al
his home in S"venty-,iXh-St, bet Neen Secou aii,'
Thir-Lvcs. His said that HE taiher W., no H.,
trunk for domestic two noitlS ago ~ hntH1o
of Krttlcr rs given in the marriage ceriihcan
Mrs 6 .l,Sau lives in tenement house. nc N'u
that man who answered the DESCRIPTION VI h'''Ii
moved ont on Nav !, AMI TIA lac lived on tile Sc
aud floor with a yuurp widow. Her description OF
the woman tailed with thai at Nina SchH'lul' nc
widow sold her furniture ana TOOK h'r ,',Ii'ai 49,
q xlre>Slnar having been engaged 10 REMOVE Iuui
trunks She learned That IN" c0upl" were gong
10 Eurore. The agent of the house said mat Nina
Nullcr !, no said .lc Wa widow, ted three tuT-
ni,hcd room, Mqrcl g. Hcr manner was Nivaelous
and interesting His dee, ripton was the same ''S
that ,ivcn of Nina hmidt. and he SdlI 'hdt eilo
arncarcl t0 he ALWAYS we'll supplied Win money
As she lived for a month with man WHO'S u,sII,p
ton corresponds with that of kctter llAskeu YET
one day Why she didn't marry hun. Shc l'H' tb
that size had alr.ad done So. Before aie zen '"c
house she told the agent that size intended 10 take
Nina Muller served rs domestic 10 a but her
named More Cohen. in Third-ayc. between sey-
cnty-thrd and SEVENTY four hsts. from carry III
January untl May l, when She went away sd Ains
that she was going tn Mulhauscn, Alsacc, WIN
foreigner who owned property there MT on'n
said last night that he could easily recognize nrr
companion AZ his visits tO Nina were frequent lie
did not think they were married while ehe WIS
| domestic in lis
iicn,y Hayron, Of No. 1,294 rhird-avc sad mat
| Nina Muller on Nav asked him to lny h'r iCrll.
turc ms She was going abroad, bur they could h"t
come TO :crlns barber III lhird-aIr' ~ aT
S,.vcnty-thrd-st bought it rTt' later MrN. Nut
Ter left memorandum to have i0ur truhNs, q
satchnl and hcddin1 moved from her home NJ.
l5ll Secoud-aYc. The li'tagr vas tIhch i"
tie Lcor-shop q TG"odoIe Srhrlr'E No.; ;hi l'o
| Cl1stoiher->i Nh Schcrrcr sal !1si nght tHl l
man answering the description S'eu 10y lh' I'-
portcr came Monday evening. MAY, with woman
WHOM he ciaimed was MS VIE. VNlHT 10 ''i Ia
az Recommendations the man S;ayct - '. IL k'r
Sons = few doors nearer W st. ana thr Woman
n named at his ho,s.. The man r.narkrd thIt IL
prOpOsed io sill on the STEINER An ilJuc 81 IN"
/ .>nch Line ducS'iaN for MuihalNh.h sac Inc
woman di Iyrd many bills and VAS very i'P"a-
| cl0us. She gave all thu orders lu' Hd"y noon
they sartcd toN ard the Chri,tophcr N'i''l Tin
hr woman ~. ;ug that she would come back I" >!N
| good -hyc To Sch,rrcr'S vile kcttlcr returned al
late hOdr Tuesday night, alone ana exc llu u il''l
nr that has wifi. int, nCrd to remain Over nght at
her sisters house. and meet lIu tine f"uo" M NOR
| ing on the stcamsl hip. In accordance WIN
his order. his trunks were taken " Mime 'nr
pier. Before the couple went away NINA
Schmidt vent into Mrs. >ChcrrrS room
and dressed herself with unusual care. kril'T 'il'
when he spoke of gong away. lie had IcnaIh''
,,r,., iosly that man in Newark owed him $50 ANA
bc was VERY an Ni0us Ia have the debt rad man
in the ncighborhood OF Chri>tophcr-~t. gave MN
So5 Mrs Schcrr.r said yesterday that It seemed
vcrv singular 10 her that "A man should
cry on going home To Germany, int ,h'''F
cried frequently while cony'r,inG ON the subject "i
his return home Mrs >chcrr,r sand that the woman
was not communicative about her history OF lliNa'
affairs bat would drop IN the ha-r"om SrN"r4l
| times day with her companion, ana me '"uPI
would drink together and then 20 out. kcttcr toid
Mr. Scherrrr that he owned property ~ MulhauScn'
on which hc had Ia pay moi ikagc "l JoO lIdh'' VI
800 on his arrival there.
HOW HER SISTER RECEIVED rHE NIws
Louis Mann. "A tailor working in Tchth-avc he
tween Twcnty-nnth and Tnrlicth-NtS.. told a
TRIBUNE reporter that his wife was sister OF Nina
Muller He had evidently not heard Of the murder
He SAID that she left Muller. with whom she
had been living five years, soon after Jann-
arv l. Muller had treated her cruelty and she
| left him IL escape his frequent assaults. Mann SIDED
| with his sistcrn-law. and said that her husband
was no good.' The latter. j" said, would come IN
at night in a state Of intoNication and whip his wife
sonndly. Mrs Muller used to live in IhIrty-nnth-
| st hut said he She doesn't live there now.
Mann said that h, did not speak 10 Muller when he
| met him recently IN West side saloon.
| Mrs Iouis Mann 90 No. 100 Tcnth-ave. had NOT
| heard of the tragedy when attache Of the lio-
| hoken Morguc called yesterday Afternoon IN com
pany with Annie Schmidt. "a sister 81 NJ NtnE ana
| Of Nina Muller and Mr. Muller. the husband of the
| murdered woman. The news was broken I" h'r. ana
after an cxclam4tion OF horror; str 'Xr Iailnrd
am glad Of H." After recital OF the h"atingS
that she said Muller inflicted upon her tins cXprcs-
| sion evidently meant that she was glad
that her sister would no Longer suhcr from
| her husbands anger. Then Ms Mann struck An
ME spit in her face and ~lrd her by the shoulder
! and pushed her Violently ont OF the room. she
tried to follow mp her attack ana chased hrr INT" h
I'LL Irf la "A
| escaped an assault hy running away. My. Mann
also assailrd her sister with numerous vile cplth bet .
| When a TRBt'NK reporter called later Mrs. Mann
| was walking mp and down the room crying violently
| and rAclaniug: "My poor sister! my poor SISTER
Tan an ali i"nr!" young babe vas Sleeping in a
cradle undis turhcd ~ her outrrcN, ana a
Young woman an inmate OF the tenement house.
was trying to aSsu1gc her gIi'i. men Mr'.
| Mann became ca ln"r. She sand that ne al
| time she saw her sister WI two weeks ago
| when she said shc going to Newark for some
money and would th.n sail for .ulopc on "Wednesday
morning at 3o , EIi'T c r a1 ' .Ic Gnd pSyrI
| met HIN and knew nothing about MN. NT7
Mann spoke very bitterly OF Muller ana nci
sister Annie. She said Muller was IN ne h'9ll
of coming home intoxicated and would heat his
wife and Soinci lines club her, on several occa~on-
she said ne nearly murdered her. Annie, according
To her statement was favoutc with INN ANA lhrI
intimacy caused ms "iie 10 De c"n'l'hll J'aHu,N
| On one occasion, Annie held her sister down While
Muller beat her Early IN December Last
| black and blue bruises alb at her lace, when she
| said her husband hpi Inflicted. Mrs. Mann went To
Mullcr'S house and told HIM II was a shame Tor nm
to treat his wife in that manner Muller, She said
was drunk cycry, two days. She all I'D Nina t.
leave her husband, as she cond support hcrs,Ii ana
| would live more happily alone. Nina did ~
soon after Years and engaged a. a
domestic with a butcher named Cohen. She
then went 10 live in SccOnd-avc., where
Kettler and she lived for four weeks. From
this place the trunks were moved When Mrs
Mann's husband came home after his day
work his wife threw herself him and burst ont
into lamentations over the death of her sister lie
told her 10 stop her crying and quiet Tie did not
believe the story. and told his wife not tu make ~
much noise. Being told that the sister and husband