The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-06

gihle motive for the aet. He. did not. appear y
DO in his SOUND senses. and he did not talk like Z
After the talk win. Braun tho Warden mott
aed The Coroner At Y9nsors and the p iHsi,t
tho u's' boo, Of Mrs. Braun. was left Just Where
! her Sp:Ss1d. The, sssssp VIII whlSSSS
che carried it, and the knife VIII n
the wsrden's Office, together with her pocket.
book, which. contained a return ticket to New
dipary Table knife SiSio. the owe end wound
about with twine 50 s., that IA b H was ur safe H.rt sS
SaSdi not t Three OI inches Ss long 'nr G and it oV %ss not
an extraordinarily sharp knifc. The cnd Of tho
blade was pointed. II was similar to all the
Ike anything but a knife with which a muir.
der such as that could have been committed.
SRae the Been S'0 Ssiiv .&Sa S HisS ts aTiiESFf force %0 70
have made the wounds they did with such a
bstoPo dark. and gave a permit for the removal
of the body. 1t was taken in charge BY. a Sing
Sing undertaken who was summoned BY the
The Warden's next thought was of the three
little children swsitinE the return OF their heir
70 this city to, look after them and to see that
they were cared for.
condemned house at the prison until he 4!
tried. for the, murder. He will be indicted
b The %ne 9TSnd and Spr{ Of Of. W po.sibfs that county s
will be tried and condemned 70 death
next week; AZ there were three yitns.,ss
can escape the death penalty.
Braunfs assault on John Carroll was cem-
mitted at about 10 O'Clock on the night of Aug,
lois East Eiehty:third street, in the rear apart.
The house say that he drank and that no and
his wife often qunrrelled. Complaints had been
she night OF the assault they were having an
especially noisy time, and Carroll. who lived In
the front apartment on the same foor. and Frank
to the Brauns' door and knocked, Braun
opened the door and stood near Il. holding one
hidden hand. knocking him TO the floor sense;
him down. Tie two mon made a complaint at
the East Eighty; eighth street station and Rraqn
trate Fismmer in Hariem Court the neFt
n m 1 ass.l III J E.s s5nsl . ssfss' On ss' Eaa Fit IS, ;ss
se1.s9Ss being Ms tH sGou Year, vent IN TO s'nE Sing:
years, and Jessie. 9 years. Two other chill
e are at h sSs ST. sha J exs; 3 Home a1a Ss saas ned
by st. Joseph,s Church, IN East Efghty-seventh
street. the The sh NSgi Ans seiPsd hA4 %Ps. Braun Iss Ra''Hl s
her struggles. Hor home contested Of
. sSS s,S s% %Sa, r rSsns; she IL w msi ss,e i. she set. h sss
steady. Woodworking woman.
1t was o pathetic scene that the policemen
from the East EiRhty-eiRhth street station wit
messed In. Mira Braun's two little rooms
just recovered from an attack Of pueu.
monia. and he was more noticeably
emaciated than the other two. he was too
pened. and was sitting on ono corner OF
q plain wooden chair soboing quietly.
Frances, tho 7-year-eld child. was crying
almost Historically. shrieking that she wanted
her mamma to come back. It was dihicult to
quiet her. The eldest girl. Tessie. seemed daged
by the calamity that had oyertaken her. She had
been out to see an aunt living in EiEhty-hrst
street, but had not found her. After her return
she walked restlcssly about the room. The
three children were sent to some address in
Seventy~second street. whore they will 10 cared
society to-day.