New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

Captaln Davis. Of the Pierm knowing that
Mr. Anne, generally appeared in the morning about
o'clock, had breakfast prepared AT that hour'
Ihc boat had meanwhile reached its pier. No.
as. North River. on time Idf-past and finally
. o'clock came and still Mr. AmcS had not com"
from the statcroom Then porter was sent to
knock on the door There no response, but
C,ptain Davis. thinking that Mr.. Am"s was only
nduging in rcstful morning nap. d""ld'd 10
po.tponr for a while further attempts to rouse
him At 10 O'clock however the captain was p'-
coming ncrvous There was blind covering
A window on the outer side Of the room lie
directed th- 10 be forced open, when IN" hohS oi
Mr. Amcs was sccn living face downward on the
floor quick "ntran"" 10 the room was 'h'ctr'
and the body was found 10 be- cold ana SUM-
clothed in Il plain night dress only. Some oil MS
outfr clothing hanging on the apartment
hooks. and some was neatly folded ana ying upon
a chair The room ia" largest on IN" boat.
In II were . double bed, waNh-tand ana chalrs
I'm. head of the dead man was toward the
door. and his body was lying in natural posi-
,iou a. If hc had rolled oG the bed. The sheets,
uilloyy- and co,-rct- of ih" bed w"r" ruinphd IN
,jcat,uc that thoy had been disturbed
c,p,oin D,vi, at once informed thr police ANA
,b. Coroner. office va, also advised of ia"
h..h D.putv-l oron.r Conway visited tie boat
- orrc ard. after 70 calrlul examination. de-
c,,.d fhc death to be- du" - apop"Ny. from
,b. condition of the body and lis rleldiy II WAS
thought that IN. attack had proved idtal ABOUT
2 4. IN Alr Amo~ had evidently fallen mead
foremost ~ the floor and III" rush oi hlo"' 10
fine brain and th" conclusion i'-uliIn- from '"'
fall had caused q marked discooratlon oi tl''
face.
:. Merritt Hook undertaken, Of No. 'lo Llghtn-
aye WAS sent for 10 trk" ear" oi the bodS
In the mean time. Captain DAVIS and the super
intcndcnt Of the Fall River Lin" t"lrphoh"' 10
busina.s friends of the dead man IN this city,
,,,o,o oih.r. General I. r. Eckert pr'>ld'n;
of thc Western Union Telegraph Company ''"orS'
/ G.pld and .Jude,. j +. Dillon. of tn" mon
Pacific hallway Company. kilograms were :"
once. sent 10 Boston. giving nctIlct'oh o' '"'
a.ath Of Nh Am"-. and requesting INSTRUCTIONS
- 70 the DISPOSITION that should be- mi"" ol '''
body.
Pending adyic..- from Boston. tn" body was taken
IA fine rooms of Mr.. Hooks establishments h~''
il was laid in ia" cmbdlminr ROOM III th' S.Hi,iim
shin of thc undcrialtcr> assistants, I" aWaH III
.trnctinns for it- return 10 the summer nome oI
MIR Amo~ at North Id-ton, Mas. me 'h"'i
takers c,tahi-h -hn"ut j. "A pialn-l"oklhS pih'' IN
Liphth-avc above Forty-hlth-St., ana irW, ~
,,,. of ,h, ucrsous who passed along III" -lh"alh
Yesterday afternoon and last evening knew thI'
I'm. Lody of tn. wcalthic-t man III all tn" N"N-
England States WIS resting III "'"'" "''"'" WI
of IT. smallest apartments - ,.,,
oliver Amrs, jr son OF the dead man, l'lt
Boston ON the p. III. train on rue Boston ana
Albany Railroad. and arrived III thls SlA A a. ~
n'clork last evening. lie came {" takr ci,'rE'
"f ,br BODY of his father. TIN" body had been
cmham,d by Mr. Hook, the urdertak'r anl he
IN company with Mr Am"S, took II I" tn.' "rhh'
aocnr of t. regular miGni. .ht tNpre,~ tram ct th"
\cy-Nork Nrw-IIavrn and Hartford Raillo
Mr. Amc- and TN" lild"rtak'r "''uP'HF "I'nH !"
,L,. SAM. train. which will arrive IN Boston at :
o'cloc> this morning.