GRUNSIG, Otto large card .
"Otto Grunsig administered to his wife Victorine, who was
lying sick on Aug, 8, 1851, at No. 105 Eldridge Street, a
quantity of arsenic mixed with sugar, The woman died from
the effects of the poison. Grunsig was convicted of mr-
der in the first degree in the Court of Oyer and Terminer ,
Nov. 28, 1851. Judge Edmonds, associated with Aldermen
Jedediah Miller and Jonas T, Conklin, presided during the
trial. Grunsig was executed Feb, 27, 1852,"
1.886 PROFESSIONAL CRIMINALS OF AMERICA, By Thomas Byrnes,
Chelsea House Publishers, New York City, Copyright 1969
by phelsea House Publishers,
Page 3
GRUNSIG, Otto large card .
"Otto Grunsig administered to his wife Victorine, who was
lying sick on Aug. 8, 1851, at No. 105 Eldridge Street, a
quantity of arsenic mixed with sugar, The woman died from
the effects of the poison. Grunsig was convicted of mur-
der in the first degree in the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
Nov. 28, 1851. Judge Edmonds, associated with Aldermen
Jedediah Miller and Jonas T, Conklin, presided during the
trial. Grunsig was executed Feb. 27, 1852,"
1886 PROFESSIONAL CRIMINALS OF AMERICA. By Thomas Byrnes,
Chelsea House Publishers, New York City, Copyright 1969
by pney ses House Publishers.
Page 3
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GRUNSIG, Otto large card
"Otto Grunsig administered to his wife Victorine, who was
lying sick on Aug. 8, 1851, at No. 105 Eldridge Street, a
quantity of arsenic mixed with sugar, The woman died from
the effects of the poison, Grunsig was convicted of mr-
der in the first degree in the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
Nove 26, 1851. Judge Fdmonds, associated with Aldermen
Jedediah Miller and Jonas T, Conklin, presided dvring the
trial, Crunsig was executed Feb, 27, 1852
1886 PROFESSIONAL CRIMINALS OF AMERICA, By Thomas Bprnes,
Chelsea House Publishers, New York City, Copyright 1969
by Che} gea House Publishers,
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