New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-18
yrnnEs OF a LIQUOR DEALER

rs sss. DID, as Sos i e.
hallway Of i his Pis German N Of No o. tOsyh
s by Martin Tart f's n YESTERDAY. Tho wounded man
was taken up stairs to his home s,o Sna stsa
apou, Ti wears old, and lived with his
U;Ss and child on the fourth floor back OF No. "
About D. n en- SATURDAY. he went 70 m'an Who
were wsre playine cards for drinks Several Germans
were present besides Dochtermann ana ms oIp.noa
inlaw Frederick LaubeT Hrssg nos oJ' ~ the throw
ing of uce for drinks, his indeotedness a' settIs
being rs cents Dochtermann asked nm 10 se III,
the account. Hesse sao he had no money t Dns
would paw on the following day. LAUDER then told
esse 10 leave the place. and the latter ga So say
ing as he went out. =" I'll fix You for this ,vsrs
MI ns IN the place, when the latter passed ,nt9 tr>
hallway to 60 Into the street. He opened me Z y.
door, When he suddenly, uttered an ., H. Sroiher
s snSSa ms Sa len 1Ss floor 2sS
i into Charles vonlnofs milk depot and asked ea
for help. and then found Officer Lane; VINO wa or
post and told him what had happened; tno Vnv nd
Dochtcrmann too W. ak to be moved. Inc police .o
man then went TO Hesse's room and found the
him 10 Docetermann's house, where Hcssc was lden-
titled by the hquor-sslier as the man VIII; wmU
had stabbed hun at The dS anc had ionnd large
pocket k lie on table near nesse's nat Wneh NC
arrested him. and ano her one In closet Docnt t
mann died ac 4 a. m. The autopsy made Dy deputy
(.orouer Donlon showed that death resulted lTcn
slash made in the upper portion OF the rlght olc"s
The blow e.yerlng tie sub.clayan Veln . A.,
Coroner Knox took uesse's statement ~ tno
Eldridce Street Police Station yesterday aiteInoon.
The prisoner said tina all the Rersonsih INC hea luz,
store were drunk at a W.; va" a
he did not nave the niuni.y t.
nav what he couid, but promised 10 pay ~ d
day Lauber then put MIN out OF the houee, aiiu
IJochterlna,,n struck MIN twice. On tnc sluoMain'
Hess, asserted, Dochtermann aksauiieo MN stiu,
as diu LAUDER and another man. h6s>e tucn uio
n kuie IN seii-defense and struck Doeh'ei - . nt
Iauber who ia an Intelligent Oermau, saiu un''V
NIUE of tn se III tho place were ufuhA, nou Ur J
Hesse ana charged that tne mason was VI an uti
naue: that hcsse's wife admitted that her huspdnu
hal hsen locked up Tor oflenses great part OF ms
life m Germany ana had To leave the country hhaiy
1or drawing pistol ON a man. .ho or,, ava
i'ne principal and, rs 1t now seems, tne plly o'e
wltness against Hesse is Frederick fishoi,
driver In he employ of Charles NOnmoi. isne'
WAS unloading his cans from - wagon al tne liio'
lie states that he saw hesse standing outsIuo 'ito
hallway, If waiting Tor solle oh0 Tho
come ont. No one else was ElsipIo.h -
han door opened, and Hesse raised ms ilBn' ain
Suddenly and struck through the do1r: VI II o. d NV
aalckly and ngstened Iut0 No. ". FISHER u'u .nO
Know until AIT .rward what had happehou' ~ o,
WAS no ulstuI bance ana not worn was ep 80
airs iiesso ,old Mrs Dochtermann during .nS
day that ilesso went &c his f0On aIter q 9. ,i' go
COZ a kui,e and then went down stairs. DocH.ei-
mann leaves "A vie and hree c.nldren iesso was
co,nntted to the LuulJw Street JAN by Coionoi
KNOX.