Year: 1871

As II the history OF atrocities wound up with the
case Of dead woman In the trunk would never
cease news came over the wires shortly alter noon
yesterday that young man in Paterson n. j., had
blown out his brains on receipt OF the intelligence
that the murdered girl had been identified as one
win whom he was known to be intimate The
facts OF this rash act are more fully detailed
hereinafter, but evidence OF the cause Of
taking his own life he left but


SHORT, MYSTERIoUs NOTE,


limiting at the dread OF having to TESTIFY in this
case. How unlocked for was TINS young mans sui
eide in this quiet town. and how at once 1t forced
itsel on the mind that he was the one OF all men
who could tell most OF the horrid affair from the
cepton or the lnhuman purpose TO It's fatal termlna-
ton II would, perhaps, be wrong TO speculate
upon the knowledge OF the affair at rs stage; but
does not tnat very hasle TO rush into the Jaws Of
eternity rather than face me responsibilities OF his
acts betray mind diseased to the extent OF pour
ing into the ear OF trembling girl whom he had
msled that she should steel her mind to risking


AaNIHILArloN BEFORE DISCOVERY


Fear the very principle OF the ethics OF the sui
cide and who could better impart similar desper-
ate feeling shan ready TO destroy hmser at the
nrst whisper OF pubic finding out? From this point
Is 10 be regretted that so pregnant a or In
formation should be cut out Of the case, for he
must have known The object OF Alice A. Bowlsby's
last visit to New York. 1t is yet to be hoped, the
interests OF justice, that anything the shape OF
letters or correspondence evincing determination


SEEK "PRoFESsIONALn ADVICE
on the matter OF her pregnancy will be put forward
BY her relatives, II such documents should be found
to exist at their residences. Careful and minute
search should at once he made.


And so word by word and hour by hour the his
tory OF the crime of which that trunk the Hudson
Railroad depot told the first slckenIng sylables, Is
being Inscribed IN characters OF FIRE upon the
moral conscience OF New YORK. 10 the
police, who in this case have worked
with commendabe zeal under the ceaseess super
intendence Of Inspector wa.ling, the discovery Of
any very important leading point may not be due,
but It can well be said that every little OF inorma-
ton bearing upon the case mas been followed until


TIE wEB EVIDENCE


even now wants but little to fix the grim guilt upon
the monstrOus creature, RosenZwelg, who bears SO
limited a resemblance 10 a human being.


The story OF the Paterson physician, DR.. Theodore
7. Kinne, as related In yesterdays HERALD, with the
additional testimony OF the surgeon dentist, Dr.
Joseph 7. Parker, has


SET. LED THE IDENTITY


Of the unfortunate subject OF the excltement-one
might almost have written panic. Connected with
this, and claiming the miserable wretch Rosenzweig
10 the crline lnsepdraoy as carrier ulu the Nen-
deaus whom he drowned In The rolling Lore, was
The finding by Inspector Walllng Of the handker-
chief in the washtub at Rosenzwelgs house on
Second avenue, with


THE NAME AND INITIALS


OF the murdered Alice printed IN the corner evt-
IDENTITY stamped thereon with one or the type stamps
or stencil plates sold for tnat purpose. Below will be
found an exact Fac-Simile OF the corner OF the hand
kerchlef bearing the name OF "a A. BowlsDy"
found in the washtub at the house of DR.. Rozen-
zweig IL Is now IN possession OF the Coroner. II is
. plain cambria handkerchief hem-sliiched. and a
portion Of the first and the upper part OF the ap
pear to have washed out.


THE TELL-I.Lg GASDKEncHTyr.