SUICIDE ADDED TO MURDER.
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Last Act of the Shell Road Dranla--Further Par


ttculars Of Miss O'Briens Murder-IHe Caus.


es that lead TO it-Bond, The Murderer-His


Body Found, 8-c.


Saturday morning we noticed the murder Of
Calharlne O'Brien on the Shell Road, giving such
particulars of the tragic transaction as then came
to our knowledge. To-day we fill up the las, act
of the drama, by stating that her murderer, Ed
ward Fell Bond, adding further damna,ion to his
deeds, has shot himself. Yesterday morning, at
daylight his body was discovered in the woods.
short distance from whore he committed the mur
der on the previous evening. Three pistol ball
wounds were in his face, one Of which perforated
the skull and entered the brain The Coroner
held inquest on the body, after which it was
consigned to earth, fit food for worms.


Bond. We learn, born in Baltimore, whore
some respectable relatives Of his are living He
had been living for some time in Maga zine street,
above Delord, in what was formerly tho German
theatre. In this place his wife carried on tho
business Of dressmaker. The mother Of Cath.
arine O'Brien rented, and occupied for some
months, tho rooms overhead. Catharne. about
three months ago, working at the dressmak-
ing business in another part of the city; but.
from overturos made to her by Mrs. Bond, she
went to work with her. Bond and his wife did
not live happily together, and yet he spent much
of his time in the house while Catharine was
there. She was prepossessng in appearance.
and there is no doubt he formed passion for her,
which, however. violent it may have been, was
anything but honorable. Catharine, in the mean.
time, loved-purely Ioved-by an honest
young mechanic Of this city, whose fullest nffec.
ton she returned. This, Bond was aware of. and
the knowledge of it may we'll be presumed to
have been one of the causes that impeIled him on
to her murder and his own destruction.


Mrs. O'Brien and her family removed few
weeks since, from the house in which BOND lived
to tenement in Girod street, and Cathar rne ceas.
ed to work for Mrs. B. indeed her mother did
! not like the conduct Of Bond, although there was
/ nothing il it with which absolute fault could be
found. The family had not been long in Girod
street before the arch intriguer, Mrs. Lennen.
called she told them she had some sewing to do,
and hearing that Catharine was expert at her nee.
die, she wished her to do it for her. This was the
first Catharine or her mother appear to have
known of Mrs. L. She went there, worked q
few days, for which she 60, paid. returning her
mothers humble but honest roof every night
On Friday morning she left home for Mrs. Len.
mems, taking new dress of her own with her,
in the making of which the latter promised to as
siss her. When she returned again to that home,
it was bleeding cor9se! a