New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-05
erT-F MURDER NOT EXPLAINED.

.Jnlia Fiammer pirl sixteen years DID, who was
born in this city, Of German parents, committed
suicide al No. All East Ninth-s' y"Si'rdavi viii
out any apparent cause. About four mon rs ago
Mrs Fish, ho occupies rUonS Oh The thiFl moor 81
she tenement house, advertised Tor a i'r, L" Il"
,ight homework and julia answered he d1Nrfp-c-
,npnt She was "a strong, healthy EITl, 81 neal ap-
pearance Mrs. IRISH took an interc5' III GeT. e
girl sail that hcr motAer was dtiI, anu lnd' uri
Mr. Fish wh-re her family lived. She performed
her dules in the house faithfully. and was fond OF
ronping with the children III tie yard she usually
was in high spirits, aud was never drspGIheht' 80
far as the other occupants of the house Noticed
Julia was working and singing in the house until
] p. u yesterday, when she Nni John tlhh, ScvTn-
year-old son of her mlsr, 81, 10 neighhorlug drug
store with instructions 10 get cents worth OF *
man your mo, her wants II to bleach clothes with
The boy had difficulty ia getting the poison, as
his mother had seat HIN on similar eiidnds
before Hal an a G0 later told in' Mr. Er' %sT
that she hat swallowed fhe poison. An ambulance
was summoned nom bellevue Hospital ana
the ambulance surgeon administered an autHVie,
but 1ulia ded in few moments on the floor Of the
sittlng-roum where Mrs. Fash had discovered her
m The si7 did nor say before her death what had
induced her take thc acId, and MS tlsh was ui-
able 10 ind any written cX Inai1G.
The only friend OF he dead glri 50 far as Mrs.
Fish knew was Augusta BaTtnooIney, living 1T No.
0j2 East tifth-sl. few days ago Julia addressed
comic valentine to Aognst,, and lefi II
Oh ffsr e wears Old YESTERDAY that She did
moi know any reason why Juila should Kill herself,
She had not seen hcI friend for aaont two months
and they never had been very hilW3te. JnIld hau
said that her parents lived IN Lewi-st.. and that
her father was "A German lab0reT. The gir was
fOund of hirtiEg with young men IN the street bus
Anrusia had never seen her behave Improperly.
Coroner Brady Yesterday gave permlt for the re-
mogal OF Jaa's body I" the Morgue
CONDUCTOR AND PASSENGERS HOAAED.
young woman of respectable appearance, age
oLout twruty-tyvo with a child about two wears
old was seated on Thursday evening IN a car OF the
New-Y0TA and Ncw-iayen Railroad Company.
which lett the Grand Central Depot az ; O'Clock.
When called upon by the conductor 70 show ne:
ticket She made a pretence Of feeling n her peck
e, for IT, and then burst out crying III the most cen
yulsjye manner and said hat she had bctu robbed
money aud tickets to Boston, for which she had
paid 50 70. All the passengers IN tn" car mani
tested the utmost sympathy FOR IN" yoGng woman,
who said that she had the ticket safe when sc
Oassed tho dooTAccpcT At The 1rpot on her way 70
The train As she could no. have passed out with.
ont shaving a ticket or coupons, h,r story was he
ieyed bv the conductor and her fellow passengers,
While bewaliiug her less, apparently cryiH& as II
her heart would break, and being joined by the
screams of her child she attracted inuCh attention
All Bacon son Of the late Rev. DIR. Leonard Bacon.
interested hmS II in her behalf and soon collected
about 81 and handed the amount tC her, AMI the
conductor allowed her to Ilde TO NeW-HaVen. and
then tried 10 secure free ride 10 BE ston for her
The following evening the conductor aSccr'aned
TO his satisfaction that the wOmaL was Swndlcr.
After partdkIug of sOU,e refreshments III HuSs
Brothers restaurant, she mad Inquired Tho name OF
the nearest station or the Ncw-li1ycn Rail
road and was told that II
Mount Vernon. She then went to the
ticket-Otice and purchased ticket to that place,
paving 40 cents for it, She thus gained access 10 the
Train but took care not To show the ticket she had
purchased and by her wel-feigned convu sivCSCbs,
She managed TO GEL almost free ride 10 N-w-Haycn,
ii not through to Boston, and - III cash.