The evening world., 1912-07-12

was arrested on the charge Of Inducing
thirteen-yesr-old girl TO enter aen-
t.scs ONCE at No. West one Hundred
and Eleventh street where he attacked
hen Tn, dentist at the time was away
on Ills honeymoon and had left the Of
fce In charge Of young Schwartz. II
was largely through the good offices OF
this dentist that Schwartz was able TO
6tta,n a parole after serving a year and
half on Harris Island
The dentist wrote n long letter to
Secretary Thomas Il. Minnick. urging
ciemency IN view OF the youths years
end out of consideration Tor the illness
ana grief OF his mother. whom he had
kmywn for a number Of years
HAS FOUR SISTERS AND FOUR
BROTHERS.
Young Schwartz has four sisters.
aeed twenty, sixteen. eleven and five
years. and four brothers, aged thirty
two, twenty-slx. seventeen and four
teen years respectively. ON the records
Of the parole book he is described as
five feet. five inches tall. weight 1874
poundA. black hair. gray eyes. OF sal
row, pock marked complexion and
"norose looking" The wedical GER
tificate signed by DIR. Frederick \.
hunt states that his health Is good.
ana TO all Indications. he IL n normal
boy. His occupation Is given as that
Of q cap manufacturer ana errand boy.
His parents are Romanians, and on
the date OF his sentence in Special
Sessions he gave his age as twenty
two.
n was stated at the Schwartz home
yesterday that Nathan had been living
with his brother Philip at No. 2io East
Tenth street. but that he had quar-
relied with his brother two weeks ago.
gf,s mother said that he had not lived
homo with the family regularly for sew
erai months.
TWO FLATS OPENED ON SAME
AIRsHAFT.
The flat occupied by the schwartzes
looks across a narrow airshaft into the
vacant rooms In which Julia Connors
was murdered. The rooms on the air
shaft are SO close together that It would
No an easy thing 10 step across. From
the first the police were puzzled to
know how q violent crime could have
hsen committed In the vacant fiat and
no sound reach across the narrow span
Of airAhaft The Schwartzes insisted
that they had heard no' sound.
Arose Psaoicis, who 10 a Nstenographer
NJ No. 800 Broadway and lives at No.
$3.50 Third avenue. opposite tho lot IN
which little Julia Connors's body was
found, told an Evening World reporter
to-day that gossip In the neighborhood
hAs It that people living In the tenement
~ No. ascs Third avenue are concealing
truau the police the fact that they hoard
> eommotion In the place when the
thed was taken into Il to be tortured to
doth early last Sunday. She said that
she believed several persons in this and
nsnNby teDemcnts knew the Identity of
The youth who persuaded the child 20 40
- Oason point with him. but rvfuss 10
dtv~lge this knowledge either through
ees or out Of desire to prooteoct his
fAmily.
IT IL common talk about tho neigh.
Aorhood that people living In the tene-
paAnt heard some one moving about for
some time last Sunday morning; that
they heard the dumb waiter being
hoisted and lowered. and that they
were aware OF the presence in tn.
house Of . young man whom several
of thsm knew" said Miss Psackis..
.'Even the children are talking about
II. II doesn't seern possible tho infor-
nation has escaped the police.