New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
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SrJCIDE or A THEITRlCAL EMf -
. BRIDEGROOM AND STUDENT OF IRISH lislo"'
SHOOTS HIMSELF.

urIDrcRooM AND STUDENT OF IRISH HlsIo"i
SHOOTS HIMSELF.
,chn o,connor. who had been employed as messc"e
q, D,Iv.s Theatre killed himself on FRIDAY h'S"'
room I'm n boarding house, No 3l1 West i"''' ,n,or
st. Two weeks ago h. married S."ns lido
+, n small town IN Massachusetts lie e'' Ella.
,,orc and returned TO the city shortly NV" la
wedding and II noticed tiSat ne "pp' ~, nj
rorvons and melancholy. Ills boheiN'
, r.reni,h O'Connor live at NO
w., r,rentv.dyth.st jeremiah went 10 vi
vcruc's house yesterday morning ana io'hu wv ,,,o
~ Johns room locked. 1t was iorceu op"' Tim.
mans bodv was found In the bed lie h"u 9''V
sslf IN the right temple and had deadehed IL. T.,
80 the pltol with The bed clothes, so Una. ,ho
mates OF rhc house did not hear 'he S"o'' .. ~,
,oo,,nc glass frame he had stuck piece oil 'p'' v"
which written 49, -, ..o ycnl |
served Ang,siin DAILY lie would mot haE CSoTTWR"
me !" u''p ,., 60 HE brothers and to his young
"0 ,"a,,ng ,hcIr forgiveness Ills rclnvcs TOOK
,h i.,tsrs and refused to let them be seen DS OVV
-, "o nlucss WAS said to have been the c'use
Of the suicide ,, ly Aun,etin
Daly for about eight iycnrs. lie WIS 4" 49,
Tor N'haN po'"''' ,h cloetroom Two
oc.ks AGO Yesterday he went to Mr. paiy anu .v'"
,, ,h,, a.. WINS 10 lie married that night anu W.
no,v c,vo him permission 10 send Ills Dro'"''
49,, h1. ,I.cc AZ the theatre for that evening he
d,t not come back TO his work again. D"' %" u"
,ollovlng Monday Mr.. Dorney fouhd Oh MS -
number Of memoranda Of things when O'ol'"o
.houd have attended 10 on saturday WV w."
,.,,ch said: Il AIN leaying-hcre are al your "''"'
oinndums." ~ u q, tho
o.connor was thought 10 be doing wen a' NV
,ho,tro and the treasurer, John tarIlhs'ol' ""'
,talnin. him to take charge OF the boNo"'' "
o,,,cr that he might take his place In case OF "S
,.n, kent away ut any time y week uS" y 'o'
NOR wrot. 10 Mr. Daily that everybody about t I1c
theatre except Mr.. Dorney was MS 'n yI.iy. mn
thnu,ht That Mr. Harrington was 50 ''' ;.,,t'
,T'"rIr In him but everybody about thc 'n,H,
.av. fIat Mr.. Harrington was rally MS oe'' '''
ana treated him with every kindness ,o l., ,.f,
IA ,hcntrr INT did not ask to b" taken BAG ~.
barney said yesterday that II otoih"r nH' ,i'"
linn h. wanted to come back. he "onia nav n" I'm
him again without hesitation. lie sau , " md
to~d.d ,o mass the civil service cAhmlh"HoH ..''N
cei n n1siiion I'm the Postoicc. otonh9r r'a,
great deal and at one ume Suu'en w hoiit f.
r. an MI 4 or O'Clock IN the morning "au'"s
Irish history. ILL a., ,h,,,r. yea.
year ago last sumner While the ,n"" lo T i5
clo,cd he Vns employed at the newsstand al IN
Surtrvant House. one morning he lcit h'> "orN
without any warning. and his oroth,r Fc.,N'w ,oy
note from him, which sah; OoVu,Us ' ~" h i'"I
hear from me IN year. Ut SVu mug "
lie was not heard from again I'LL h. wrote to his
,vlv he had gone there. and ASKING Tor money "
nav hl, way back. The money was sent 10 MN,
ana by chance be- got on board ne same SIP ~, VI"
which Mir and Mr. DAILY, Miss Rchan, ana , iI,.
Gili.rt were returning from abroad UT. puS
.nw him among the stcefagc pa>'"hsrIN Anu "o
tanned cabin accommodations for HIM IL was sh.
y. ,.lttug about suicide. lie was twenty hNc years
old and was born IN lfeiAhn'