The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-29

said that her husband was a, retired saloon
keeper. On. Thursday night she said he was
drinking with a crowd OF men at 1893 Amster-
hun. The crowd followed them out, and finally
her husband left her and rejoined them; he mac
S SnS I'm IN money money bs she So sal Ssea an S,, feHY BY the men
he went away with. She could DO sure that
tho body was that Of her husband, she said; II
she could see the feet, as there was q toe missing
from each foot.
An IDENTIFIER FROM ORANGE.
A man came from Orange and said he was
pretty sure that the body was that OF Edwara
disappeared q week ago Friday and had 500
with him. The finger no was sure was lna' "
Lucsvolt. lie wasn't sure about th9 rest S ro
said he would go back to Grunge ana get Mrs'
Llicsvclt.
CONTRIBUTES n
A man who declined to givo his name called
at tho Morgue Mt 1880, o'clock, ana after tookins
at the hands thought he recognized the pouy as
that Of John Bchrcns, n SALOON keeper OF Mytto
and Evergreen avenues, Brooklyn, ABOUT y
s1pmcR his ISL Ic;ft forefl GnpVear'WVA With a mnsaliot,, and, this
might account for the disienred nall. lhsro
were other marks on :, the hoe body ns %RtGn' bore spe
Keeps a saloon at Metropolitan avenue and New.
the body is that Of Bchrens. He said the, latter
was n much smaller man. Behrcns LETT, MS sa-
loon on June 2 to deposit a larEc sum h. |, dmfE rom
Mrs. Robert Wood and the Rev. r: II. p; Miles
Of R~avenswood came from Long Island Clty.
Mrs, Wood is the wife of the Long Island City
butcher who is missing. They looked at the
body, and were captured by ths yeii Sn. Squ af the
left hand that Wood had injured, and that this
could not be the hand they were looking ior;
While she was looking at the body Mrs; WOOD
fell in a faint. After she recovered she decided
positively that the body was not That OF her nus
TOO BIG FOR Carl wEINEcKE.
Two of the friends OF Carl Weinecke OF 333
East Twenty-cighth street called to complete
the identification OF the body as that OF Wein'
cided that it wasn't his body because he was a
Tho District Attorneys office sent William
POLITE up to see II the body was that Of Agguzzo
Baldasano, the chief witness in the murder case
Of Sante Barezzio. Barczzio was murdered on
s Marsn one of the sI neon accused soM cd Of the murder
has already been sent to Sing Sing. Others are
awaiting trial. and Baldasano, tho witness, has
way with him: POLITE decided that the body
was m not IT, That !, w of me az, missing dinsssin TS M,rne @ss an isent,o.
cation every little while. but not one was worthy
OF a moments thought. The last one was that
OF n man who said his name was Brennan. and
that he thought the body was that OF his brother.
He was in tow, Of yellow journalists. His
brother. he said, had been employed on a canal
boat which ran to Rondout. Lately he had been
living with a woman above the Harlem. This
woman had informed him that his brother had
left her last week. He had money with him,
She thought the description Tailed with that OF
the missing man. Brennan identified tho body
by the finger nail, and then said he would tele
graph to Rondout to see II his brother was alive
AT 1890 o'clock this morning three men wen
to the Morgue, and one OF them, who acted al
spokesman. said that he was satisfied the deat
man was Weinicke.
None of the men would!give his name, but or
leaving the spokesman. who was described BY
that he would call to-day between y and
o'clock and tell all he knew about the mystery