New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-17

the room TO help his mother The ball entered
Mrs Rogo2inskis neck and made DANGEROUS
though rot necessarily fatal wound. She fell TO
the floor unconscious and jacob Fan Id'V pnt nc
hall. otto followed and cleared tne IlehII
Of stairs with bound and got aheau
of Jacob who had stopped in corner OF inc
hall on the second floor. - ,o,
I'll Kill you too he shouted at Oi!o; & any otto tt,
down stairs. Jacob searched the hall lor Ot'o'
who had hidden in a closet. when Jacob Wdo
in another part of the hall Otto made dash iqr I
the street and jumped behind truck. ne
called for help. and Jacob chased hm aro"hu
the truck and fired a shot at him 1he Nelio an'i
shots reused the ncehborhOod, heads appeared
at all the windows, and there was big ch0ruS
Of shouts Jacob kept up the chase for Otto
around the truck. though he was painting and
evidently weak from the loss of blood, ana trIcu
to get a good shot at hmi, o.so, po,ic.man
Schwartz of the Dcanccy-st station, who drew
his club and made dash for the murderer. JACOB
was quicker than the officer, and before he cond
get near him Jacob put the revolver INTO ms
mouth and sent a bullet into his brain. lie d Ell
callIng upon God to curse his enemies. There was
little for the policeman to do Rogozlnskl was
found dead in the alley with death grip upon
thc aXe-hande. and his murderer lay dead IN the
street Mrs RogozinSki was removed to Gouyer-
pcur Hospital and the house surgeon said that
She might possibly recover.
4 LETTER IL THE MURDERERs POCKET.
Jacob showed the marks of the terrible conflict
with Rogozinsbi, and his face and body were COW
cred with bruises In Jacobs pocket, written IN
a clumsy hand was the following letter
l. Isaac Jacob born IN Russian Poland Hebrew religion
not very educated, only believe in the AmIshy 'od anu
the law Of the United State, and citizen OF United
states OF America on March. 1852 arrived here TO
America. Worked for my living and have lived IN
Brooklyn 1 had become acquainted with the man
Iayl lor 40. 23G Ilumb"ldtst lie mas looeu Inc ou'
Of money the .
Then ne made me acquainted with man In New-York,
"IIcrman Rogo This has cheated me out OF all
possessed, the Of s6,iS0 and he prevailed me 70
20 Macon, Georgia and there was swlndled oy man.
Gibbons CO.
"a have seen that they are all combined Of swindllng
me So returned to Ncw.York and went 10 the law n
man by the name OF Aumbach promised to hep me out
Of my and Aumbach himself has cheated me- ou'
OF the sum Of $50. lie brought me to his lawyer Phllp
,,raU, IT, cf No. 333 GrondsI In the same once WIS
partner Sbcr,tein.
I'm company was all the three, Grau, Armboch and
Silbersten and / there to have the law WIN
Herman and Herman took as his lawyer Judge
Stccklrr and in the time Of the suit mentioned got
married green, poor girl. bought fine furniture
for housekeeping and bought store in NO Ill Sherht
" Mr.. Lazarus Ny Wifcs name was Fannie. Ana De-
sides this expense 1 have given to her $500. Shc AZ
tended to store. while went peddlhg with ny own
manufactured candles. one time when l came home
found. Auctonecr Mandelbaum in my place He would
not let me in and showed papers that he had bought
the whole business from my wife. And the Ie"elry ana
other things she Fannie. took away, and when asHeu
her why she this she knocked me blue and bdc
80 thu, have been in bed for the last three weeks
when got better she fetched me 10 Essex Market Court
and l was free. Then she got me arrested again
and taken 10 the Tombs under three Judges, ana
was st free again Then she had me arrested again anu
brought to the Ludlow Jail was astonished now
can green madchew (gr have much snartneos to 90
all this, found out that all was Herman per'ecu'oi'
So / took the lawyer and he took again pchty oi
money me. and the trial went TO the CITY hali court
r.f.r = A,
alway, satisfied and he said that IL sure winning
case They VT, in the school together Whenever
wanted referee | found him az the corner ot Lluo"
and Grand St., happy and intoxicated. He went with
e to occ. and the payments were too mean Tor him.
and hc sent ont a man. Mr.. Hill notary public have
10 Ray eli court -s3O0and support her, laying
- u week. Then went 70 Aumbach. lie Is no more
than drunkard.
s,Acd him what Kind of lawyer he had given me.
The lawyer did not attend my business. but only TO the
,a,, business. Nr Hlm demanded some money Of me,
but l refused him because had already paid Mr. Graft
le came twice. and s'i!l refused Then he said
Its all right. and you viii nnd out 30 In short time
I'm , short found that had lost the case When
lost the second with this intoxicated loafer 50 J.
am -ure I viii leave the gang. SO Aumbach persuaded
Dbl. til, would win the other with honor bccausd
ur..hldnd j., thc nr>t lawyer In uc United States lie
81. lr u, Washington Parliament The has
tl n Che rr.at the Broadway street ear and he
,uI beat St.cacr pieces. found out that Aunt ah
O., common drunalrl. AMI can't ,ign his own name. and
Dell, partners, trait and Sib I,tn. asc not much better
la conclusion must ,ay that amongst such gang OF
smart cn,., the man ., sheep amongst wolves. have
i, h. idea into my head that will take the law In my
own hands Whoever Will Ind out thc truth Will find out
n tI, Court House tho files. am played out have
uo money and no home. ISAAC JACOB.
JACOBS BAD RECORD.
The police do not know where Jacob lived, and
his body was taken to the Delancey-st. station.
He has a wife living in North Seventh, near
Bcrry-st in Brooklyn. lie has not lived with
her for several years. The Rogozinslis became
acquainted with Jacob about three years ago,
through lIilda Cohen, a young woman who was
then living at No. III Boerum-St, Brooklyn.
Miss Cohen is a niece of RogOznski, and Jacob
was engaged to be married TO her,
The marriage did not take place because Miss
Cohen learned that Jacob had wife living in
Brooklyn. Miss Cohen sued Jacob for $1,000
damages for breach of promise and Jacob dis
appcaicd lie was next heard of i'll Atlanta. Ga.
where, II is said, he married widow, ana
left her after living with her month, taking
her money and jcwclry with him. Jacob came
back here after Miss Cohen had got married
and ne married a woman who kept candy
store at No III Chcrry-st. 1t is
s,id that he stole $500 from her
and ran away after living with her for two
months He went TO Havana and married
Spanish woman after this, and he kept himself out
of the way until he determined to carry out his
threat against Rogoznski. Rogozlnskis family
and friends deny that Jacob ever gave him any
Ir,yclry or other property, and say that Jacob
only made the charge 10 blackmail RogozinSki.
Rogo2insks friends speak we'll of him, and say
that ne was honest in all his dealings. No one
could bc found who would say good word for
Jacob. and a Hebrew who said that he knew him
asscrted that he killed his cousin in Poland be-
fore coming TO this country.
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