New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
NEUFELDTS COILS TIGHTEN
MORE EVIDENCE FASTENING THE KRoN-
MAN MURDER UPON HIM
-,,, po,,cv FIND THE LAST PIECE OF THE MUIR
DERED woMAN's JEwELRf AM
CORONER HOLDS THE PRISONER

,.,r M, ,cr FIND THE LAST PIECE OF THE MUIR
nrREp woMAN's JEwELRY AND THE
CORONER HOLDS THE PRISONER
,,.C,.,sr, said Yesterday that the last
:. a,aorca AGAINST william Neufeldt' the sup
aa murderer of Mrs. Kronman. has oeeh iou"u'
end he declared that beyond DOUBT -'eu t.r 49,.
tho man wanted The small goio o,a'' 80. .ho
sold dollar bangle, which had been s'oiei, ~" - =,
- ,ewerrv from Mrs. Kronman on the uaS Va
o'"e' uae found intact, with the gold doiar
..anoa rr,n,rsday night in Baruchs pawnshop. at
~ 400 Eas, Houston-st.. the place wheIe ,ie u
,,ond brooch was found. This compie'eu ''o 0'N'
against the prisoner .,s rdvard
Toufaldt gave the chain TO frieno' Eu"a.u
co,denger who is an employe Of AppeidorIs caie'
=. NJ 9,o East Houston-st.. which Neufeidt useo 10
,-souen+ He knew Goldhnger well ana gave '"e
chain 10 him a present On Fiioa! "'lu--e ,
needed money and went to Baruchs anu pe""''
the article. 49,. .ho ona,r had
,.sr rresented 10 him by Neufeldt, and he SAID ne
had pawned II. The detectives TOOK Goluihlee ~
the pawnshop. Goldhnger at once lhuica'eu ~
chain and bangle. and the article was taken y! .Ho
detectives the pawnbroker ready gNHe up
cod6nger later identified Neufeldt as the man
,ho bod presented him the chain He told captain
McC1uskv that he and Neufeldt slept 'oset"el
Tuesday night in the Occidental Hotel 1heS or.
Wednesday afternoon at O'CLOCK anu e
1aaruch's pawnshop, where Neufeldt ne sau,
m
10 Captein McClusky, the latter states tna' nc
gave the chain and dollar to Goldhnser ne hau
little 10 say, however yesterday. NJ ..
Neufeldt was taken to the coroner oiii'e
MIS- o'clock arriving with Captain McCIusAs anu
Detective Carey Nathan Kronman. the husoo'
~ the murdered woman, arrived at the Crhi"'''
Co,,rts Ruilding little while after the prisoner "
make the formal complaint against NeuleIui q. ~
sorn"atjnn and belief Coroner Fitzpatrick I00k
his seat at II 40 Neufeldt was represenieQ ny 49,
san r Howe. Abraham Levy, counsel LoI "a " ~
man moved for the discharge OF ms CleIl. or"
reease of the bail. Forbes j. Hennessey. tspie
senting the District Attorneys once, saI1 iie
thought Kronman should not be released Until >eu-
teldt had been committed TO the Tomos 49,,
Coroner Fitzpatrick said that there was no go "a
been any He discharged Kronman and released
Neufeldts case was then taken up Coroner
FITZPATRICK said that an affidavit hah oeen Inaoe
chaTgine Neufeldt with the crime. Mr.. Howe want
ed 10 know who had made the affidavit. and he was
FOLD II had been done by Detective McCaierty -
This affidavit charges that some 9eweiIy taken
Mr. Howe Il understand that Mrs. kronman was
killed by a blow from an axe. There are plenty OF
other persons who could have committed this muir
der At the proper time will demonstrate IN
factoriiv explain this case" Mr. Howe said that
he could not object to the commitment or Neufeldt
Coroner Fitzpatrick fixed the date of the inquest
Tuesday morning at II O'Clock the gate orlghal-
~ selected when Kronman was held. Mr. Howe
said he was satisfied with that time
Detective Carey went forward and took out a
pair Of handouts He was about to put them on
Neufeldt, when Captain McClusky came up ana
Hold on there, Don't do that. No need OF that"
They escorted Neufeldt. who had said nothing.
across the Bridge Of Signs 10 the Tombs