New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06
TT LOOKS LIKE SUICIDE.
YOUNG ARNoUx's MYSTERIOUS FATE.
US sTUplous HABITS AND GOOD cHARAoiH" '-'
rprAeT THE DARKNESS.

VIA sTUplous HABITS AND GOOD cHAhA0iH" "
CREASE THE Darkness. -
No motive has yet been discoverco ior '"o ,,.,o
n suicide Il be. Of Young Dudley ArhouA WINS"
Aody was found near Yonkers, las' e""u"s 's
George b. Gillespie, the family a"!c'' 80
w.. :, h,s office in the Equitable Building.
q, - =, ola camnaiQncr,r he said and won't accept
A. ,hsorv Of suicide without strong proof ye' ne ma"
M knowledge Of any facts that might give oo"' "
Ne,ef that foul play had been Gone. "ne" ","oN
s,out the following note said TO nave oec io'' ""
the body: " There is nothing wouia ra'nor Wv 'n
N. no the same There is no hereafter" Mr.
onssn,e said that be had proof that young Arnoux
I'D written IL and would believe 1t until the fact
vas proved A.
Dr Uurlburt of the Epilcptic Remedy Co., NO
At Broad-st, by whom Arnoux was employed Is al
present in Milwaukee,, but the man in charge OF the
s,,ce said that the Doctor had fun confidence IN
Arnonx and would have trusted him with any amount
Arnonxs mother almost Frustrated with grief at her
ioss hut her two daughters seen at their homc'
No 31s 10 Fourth-st. Brooklyn yesterday afternoon
Their brother. they said. was eighteen years ola anu
had been educated at the Trinity School IN ths CITY,
He had no intimate friends Of either sex ana they
could assert positively that he was not In love In
net. he had always Stunned girls holding that their
only motive In desiring the acquaintance OF young
man was an expectation OF candy ice cream and enter
xanmepts and asserting that he resolved to have
nothing TO do with them until he should have maze
his fortune
He was seldom out At night and was Constant
student. reading a great deal and taking lessons N
French and cocution He was conmuncan' anu
constant attendant at All Saints Church seventies,
Although he did not attend the Sunday school IT'S
father who died three years ago was New-1orh
physjcan a cousin Of ex-Judge William II; ArhouN'
fhe son evinced desire TO follow bis fa' hers pro
H.sston but chose business career lie was cherrIn
and natural in up 10 the time OF his disappear
ance which was over two weeks ago lie mas no
relatives other than his own family living near new
York and his sisters cannot Imagine where ne spcl,
the time that inicrvcned between his disappearance
and his death and they utterly unable TO account
Tor the fact OF his suicide. 1870
Coroner Mitchell and jury viewed the nody yes,
tcrdsy and dec dcd that the case was clearly ono oI
sucide Henry Dudley. the boys grandfather, who
Is an architect at No. 40 Wallst. and lives with me
Arnoux family was I'm Yonkers all day yesterday lie
could not be last night, but Mrs AInoux VINO hao
reganed her calmneSs, said no new facts nan pen
ELECTED during the day She had q presentme from
the first that her boy dead. for he exhDlteu no
trace whatever of mental disturbance mp 10 inc
moment she last him. and she believes ne shot
himself that night The tendcrest Affection SUD
sisted them and she was suTe that he would
not deliberately have left her in agonZlng uncertainty
She Informed the police n the time he disappeared bnt
they believed he had merely run away ana promised
TO male private inquiry He was accustomed to divo
deeply into theology and his d"ath may have pccn me
result Of religious mania The body Will DC Drought
to Brooklyn to-day.