The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-24

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Eusenie's child was buried in Sleepy Hollow
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grave with her child and the whole affair WAS
SCH Chief SossItter was very indignant at Cor;
his haste In dischargine HerdlinF. and having
yestigate the case at his own expense. He
found thst Eugenio during her absse1ce from
ss saSs street % Vent to or rooa
tsFs sn INT 5Sn e. ss
pSt EaTspsw ASS%SSs| i ss5S wS
lished IL was looked upon as conclusive proof
that MIR, Field had been giving Eugenie Jew
suspicious. hut she was then living ut Dohbs
Ferry. ana whnt was more natural than that
fany's for her and asked to have 1t sent to his
' Chief Nossitter found Mrs Orelli. but hero is
-" Mrs. Orclli is the cleyerest woman that
lnvo evcr had to question would rather
shS has Ken s s init nInonee over MsrgSer"
and it Is impossible to get anything from
In tho course of his Investigations Chief Nos
sitter came across two new facts. First; he
found two women. each Of whom swore that
a eds It lad the wa ss'b been n Systs %!
ing. None of the railroad employees had seen
her. norany Of the ticket agents or passengers
s %1 sSs sa es rssn been Es
there. How. then. did she come there2 II these
women told the. truth. Eugene must have
was it? Chief Nossitter questioned the coach
man and other employees on the Field estate.
but they professed complete Ignorance of their
whereabouts on that Friday night. and this
made him more suspicious than ever.
Nossitter also learned that Marguerite, Eu-
genio's sister, had called on Edward NJ. Field.
and he thought this was very significant.
Nossitter had laid out an elaborate plan OF
action. He wanted to trace the connection
hetween Mrs. Orelli. or Marguerite. and Victor
Herdling: then. to find out who had sent this
young man to Tarrytown with the description
OF tho marks on her body: thirdly to ascertain
to what extent Edward NJ. Field was mixed up
in the affair. and whether it is connected in
any way with his present misfortune. But he
found that it was costing him too much time
and money. and that the county would not nay
fer it. SO. very reluctantly. no gave up the
search.
mors with which Mr.. Fields name was un-
pleasantly connected was tho fact that Eu-
comics child had lived on the Field estate.
and that when it died the funeral services
were held in the parlor Of tho Field mansion.
But from what follows it will appear that this
was merely an act Of Kindness on the part OF
the Field family. Had the people Of larry
town. who know all about it. taken tho trouble
to stop and think it might have struck them
as being rather queer that Mrs. Field should
have taken such IN interest in Eugene and
her child.
Among tho papers which Chief OF Police
NOssitter found in Eugenies room were tho
fragments of an envelope. addressed:
MISS EUGENE ARIGAsEI.