The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-29
GETTING RID OF A CORPSE.
ABRAHAM n. wARxERs BODY DUMPED
FROM A Can At DAYLXGHT.

Len On the Street. . Vacant Bisek Up
Tswa-ladieatisas that he was IN Diness.
siss-Ns sisas sf . Death ~ visieass.
Abraham II. Warner was a sporting man
about town. had plenty OF money. dressed we'll.
and was always around when an athletic con.
test or anything OF the sort was going on. Ho
was o member Of tho Argonauta Rowing As.
ISOLATION OF Bergen Point and Of the Manhat-
tan Athletic Club He was Of medium height
and stout. and had gray moustache and
beard. and. although. but SO yesrs Of age. looked
20. He lived In the handsome nat ut 8S8
Eighth avenue. Josephine Gravit French
woman. kept house for him. He was asso-
ciatcd with his father. Abraham B. Warner. In
the iron business at 20 West street. Yesterday
morning q cab left his dead body on the side
walk In Sixty. fourth street. between Ninth and
Tenth avenues and drove away.
There are NO houses on the block. Two men
saw tho body deposited thers-Joseph B.
Hines Q car tender on the elevated road. and
George vogt. . Germad gardener. 1t was ASS
O'Clock and quite light Hines was on the ele-
waited railway structure looking after the cars
on the switch. and Vogt was below him on
the sidewalk trundling . handcart. with
which he marketed his produce. Hines says
that no saw carriage turn into sixty-fourth
street from Tenth avenue. and stop half way to
Ninth avenue. near q lamp post on the south
side OF the street. The driver jumped from his
seat. opened the door. and another man step
ped out TIE two then ssd out the body Of
on tSs sidewasp Ths two ne iSen peturned
to their relative positions in the coach and the
ROAD Hines says he shouted: ''f Inc ''''"''u
The driver only urged r. DION on his horses more
quickly and turncd ID down o the Boulevard.
VoDt fold noiiceman ~ another precnct and
he raped and called Policeman Flshive.
va: s Tf into %S "a cart s1 and Wisesd to tSs
Tooth street police station. heye 4 was care *,
WIZ found ssass 81 %.
lence and said there were indications that the
Of u the indicat lions might have been Caused By
s sssS .. ss IL HI sass
Some Of these letters seemed to indicate that
he was In serious financial difficulties, as fol-
al zss'' 5:s;: l.
Jusx 10. 1884.
chsst Union Tru:s 70, soo e. order
nSsr wn @ 70, w whs a
sSsIasst WE;
MARCH is. 1894.
Of s % ss
dais you u hi. WY nv amour. due s stated in ny
hear fiomS and oSE' y S".: + Evs. LAWYER
A legal paper found seemed to show that his
h9nsokoepor was suing him for 81. 500 money
Word was sent to tho West street ONCE. and
Mr. Warmers uncle. a Mr. Rowe, and nephew
came to the station house. identified the body
Charles benedict to 9S3 Eighth avenue
| Coroner Martin viewed the body. and his
to-day. DR.. jennings said that there was
nothing IN the outward appearance OF tho body
| Mr.. Warner WAS ut his office ms usual on FRI
T snl b II Ssara 4s He st her n
whore he telephoned his father that no would
not be d"wn sgH that day but would
r s ESeSs%ins 10 'f IL did not
hs s az a h sss
Miss Mary Jane Warner. have been Lying at
Now BRIGHTON. and they went up to the fiat
Ills not known where Mr. Warner died, nor
the Is who e. hm IN nae
the proprietors took this method OF getting rid
lis relatives rfopt is that he doi in the coach.
to set away from tho body without the trouble
ofsan inquest.
1ir. Warnsrs family say that he had long
suffered from heart disease. Brights disease.
and epilepsy, They have no suspicion what
anything whatever about the matter. Capt.
James NJ. Leary Of the Tooth street station also
the two mon and the coach. SO that he may
learn where Mr.: Warner died. There was no
money on Mr. Warmers person but he was not
Hines says that tho driver OF tho coach was
short stout man. smoothly shaven. swarthy.
and dressed In dark clothing and black DERBY
hat Tho man inside the coach WINS taller and
had o dark board. and wore u black frock cont
and high silk hat. Tho hack was a new one.
with fiat top and brown blinds. and was drawn
| by two chestnut horses,
Mr.. Luther II. Marsh said that knew nothing
whatever about the letter sent to Warner by his
firm. Warmers other correspondents were all
| out OF town yesterday.
Mr.. Warmers funeral will be on Tuesday af.
ternoon. from st. Thomas's Episcopal Church