New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
INDICTED F0R mrs. FlsHEgs MURDER.

THE THREE MEN HELD AT HACKENSACK-WHAr
FRIENDS OF THE DEAD woM,N SAY.
The Grand Jury OF Bergen County n. j., found al
Indictment Of murder yesterday against John Sohick
Gustav Patzer and Albert Dahne, the three young
men who assaulted Mrs. Catharino j. Fisher Fort
Lee on SUNDAY night The indictment was not pre-
sented because there no justice OF the Supreme
Court present, but Judge Dixon will b, in court on
Tuesday, when the presentment will be made. The
witnesses examined yesterday at Hackensaek were
Margeritha Haelerlin who keeps the lager beer shop
where the prisoners met Mrs Fisher; her daughter
Emile and Dr. Banks who, with DR.. Clendinen, made
the autoJ sy The report signed by the two doctors
which the prosecution will be ba ed says in part Our
opinion /, that the woman died from the effects of
these injuries determined by the autopsy, viz
conclusion Of the brain and extrava7atlon OF blood
follow ed by strangulatlOn.
Peter Gen. Brooklyn policeman, and Thomas {.
Carroll with their wives who sad that they were rel
aiiyes Of the dead woman visited Undertaken Iayiors
shop at EngewoDd yesterday and were shown tue
body Mrs Cullen said that she recognized it by the
filling OF the teeth. the eyebrows and the rod dress
which Sue first saw upon Mr-. Fisher year ago at the
funeral of her brother Mrs Glcn said that she
visited Mrs. Fisher about two years ago when she
lived in Woodbne-st.. BROOKLYN, aud then saw Mr
Fisher who " a very gentlemanly fellow she
said that she would elt graph 20 Mrs Fishers married
sister, who lives in North Adams, Mass Dir Taylor
received letter In the morning from hrs. Eleanor
Fletcher Bishop who signed herself "A mend oil suher-
ing humanity and offered her lot in Greenwood
Cemetery 10 bury Mrs Fisher. in no one called
for her until such time rs her friends might claim anu
remove her. ,
Joseph $ Ridgway, Mrs Fishers lawyer. reached
Euglewood nj dark and made arrangements with Mr.
TAYLOR 20 bury the body in Mt. Carmel Cemetery In
Hih GOOD Tomorrow with the religious services OF the
Roman Catholic Church. He said to IRBuNE re
porter: understand that her parents were Cath
olics and that she alsO Of the same tah III 80
her religious belief should be- recognized at her burial
She has sufficient of bsr own 10 dischnrg the
expenses of her funeral. went to Canarsie on Thurs
uay and left word tor Mr.. Fisher that woman who
looked like his wife bad been found dead at Fort Lee
and that wanted 90 him They separated by
a decree of the March g. 1854. and she was
allowed 500 month His income from hi. fathers :
e.tate was only @l2J a month. His friends at
Canar-ie arc Mr. Freeand who owns Freelands
leland Dick Ieomans, a boat-bmlder. aud lr
O'Brien. who keeps restaurant there ON Tuesday
morning he dressed himself % 90 TO New York. He
took rowboa to Canarsie aud intended to be back at
night The boat l. siill there, but one seems To
know what ha. become of him. Mrs Fisher vas a
business woman. She attended to all the matters
connected with the contest of his fathers Will She
told me that If her husband poor sick she would
not object work for him. but as hc had money she
wanted heI nights"