The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-27


session otAe trunks Of the deceased.
The testimony was objected to, sAnisssa, and u;
The witness then deposed to the net eS Mrs Grunsg
coming to live at Mrs. Barclays ssamstrsss; shQ
S c, 70 S.s s's e. case and Quantity
ing bed linen did not give 1T to him told him our
herself he said he wanted bed linen e Victorne was
sick; did mot gveiti he came back again ct about
another domestic he had hands il Vas On th0
Saturday before victorine died.
Bridget German, chambsrmaid In the employment OF
Mr. Barclay, deposed that she told Grunzg that Mr..
Barclay desired that she should not give the things
Monday, and II Mr.. Barclay did not give them, he
TO sJurOr-Ths prisoner spoke in broken English.
in June July to his two little children st
kockawsy there no malaria about my neighborhoods
sickness there; vctorine Grunzig in good health
while In my house
ToMr: Blankman-shs might have complained with,
out my knowing anything about III II she was III SO long
that the attendance Of the children would have de-
volved upon my wife should have heard Of It, neveI
Msguerstta was recalled and asked by the Court what
was the the prisoner left his wife and went to
live with yeu in Fourth street, can't say; but one
day Mrs Grunzig said that received $40 month from
drunzig, and that she would prefer having the $40
month and let him live with and that abe (dscessedl
would work and make some more meney.
To Jurcr-that was before she went to live In wash
month at one time he had from fourteen shilings 10
two dollars day. only received the allowance Of $40
per month Tor one week and then his wife left him. and
he CANA to live with Mrs Grunzig received from the
prisoner, when she left him, 50 month"; she only took
money enough and would not take sny more
70 the Court do not know what caused him to
the moment that he went to Long Island for his wife:
and he said he went for her because she him.
he embarrassed for want Of money he always
O. BY the Court-whch of the two did the prisonee
like the best! Exception to the question:
Witness Laughing and blusbins deeply I don't
Q-Did you notice any signs or conduct Of the
prisoner which indicated which he preferred
Ale said gave any signs Of it.; he never ex-
pressed any wish that should return to Europe; never
any signs towards his wife but that he liked her very
WELL he said he was glad she 1.-THE wife) came FROM
Europe because she would something Of America.
Q-Did Grunzig take any part in the dispute you and
Mrs. Grunxig had on her return from Rockaway! A.
Grunsg took the child from my arms and told 70
into the back room he wanted to have peace in ha
house 9,.During the time Mrs drunxg was ct Long
he came to me; he Sick his face was innaned,
and he complained about burning in his throat he said
he could not find any remedy said knew there was
child" in William street clairvoyant that told rene
dies went and he afterwards felt better he VENT
any night at that time he said his wife very sck,
and always fastened to 60 home the chd had recon-
said he would give It to his wife; when he Complained Of
the burning in the throat he also complained Of vomt-
ing; don't know Of any quarres between aruAzig and
By the District Attorney-Q Did Grunzig ever tell
you that he had been in prison in Paris charged with
conversation with him. he said anything about
poison; when Mrs Grunzg came first to this country
che fcoded Grunzg FOR living with me, but after half an
hour she was satisfied. (Lsughter)
To the Court-efore he to this country, he wA9
in the habit of taking sugar and water, and OCCASION
Cross.exsmined-I know Mrs zadi; knew victo-
rines dresses have not seen any Of them since she
Ira Floyd attached to the District Attorneys once,
deposed that he procured from Mr. Barclay boxes
and brought them to the District Attorneys offoeS
opened them with keys got from the Deputy Coroner
Produces list Of their contents which several
pieces Of cloth, dresses alpaca feathers one box Of
ewery table cover towe 80 and articles OF householo
usel
The District Attorney said he was through With the
evidence for the with the exception OF Dr..
Carnochan, who held the post norton examination.
Mr. Edmon Blankmsn then to open the case for
the prisoner laying before the jury the nature and cha
Leopold Heit wa, then called, and deposedI am .
machinist; know Grunzig am no relative Of hiss
knew the late Mrs. Grunzig when she was sick saw
Grunzg several times he complained Of being sick, and
vented several times; he complained Of thirst aud
store for something with prescription; cannot tell
whether the produseds or not he spoke ofs liz
tie girl; 0runzig bore good character.
Cross-examined-I do not know Of his being In prieon
in Paris.
Sophia Eich deposed that she remembers aruu,ie
being sick; he vomiting; wished to stay all night
at his house, but he would not let me.
wilhelmina Simon (the cairvoyant), . deceutly
with her husband has been msrricd thirteen years;
knew Grunzig he came TO our house because he vas
threat; Margueretts came with him; they came two
three times; did not him vomit; he complained Of
sickness; he SiS not me- never take 1 ,S ; A.,
the Court Adjourned to ten ocsck this "wednesday
morning.
THIRD DAY.
Nov. rs Otto Grunzig was again placed ct the bar,
charged With the murder Of his wife, victorins arunzs
Fraucojs Antoine sayio A German examined for tho
defence through the medium Of Louis JonAsshon ~ inter-
prefer depossd that he is machinist and worked at
Hoe u Co.'s; the prisoner Is q machinist he worked
there day Icsnt recoct the date exactly IL vas
about twelve days before it was known through she
work. be said he had been sick all night and he did not
come the next day.
each day and falling to appear the District
Attorney said IL he did net arrive, he would apply
for an attachment against him.
The Judge-I wish you would.
The Doctor, In some time after made his appearance,
snd called forward by the District Attorney but the
Judge said he did not why he should get the prefer
all the other physicians who had been daily I'm
attendance. He kept the court waiting long enoughs
Joseph Hercka for the defence dsposed that he 10
medical practitioner; the symptoms Of small doses OF
arsenic differ only from large doses In the fact that the
tent has anxious look and blue tinge round the
eye; the pulse Is low, weak, and intermittent.
Vienna; he read any English French or American
author
Mr.. Joeckimson said the examination OF the medicah
witnesses for the defence would greatly depend on the
testimony Of DR. Carnaohan.
John NJ. Carnschan then called, and deposed-k
professor Of surgery; am practicng since rs vas
called on 10 make an examination on the body Of VIC
torne Giunsig; IL was between IL and o'clock; tho
body presented external appearances Of decompooui
think they unusual APPEARANCES for the length Of
time that understood she dead I found tho
stomach In certain parts In . state Of inflammation; ON
the outside Of the stomach there blacksh appear
ance which seemed tcbe In patches examining tho
internal part there evident marks Of Inflammation
and redness there fluid In the stomach; u dark
In color IL did not preent the sppearsnce OF healthy
stomach there particles Of vhtsh material float
ing In the fluid examined the liver; softer than
healthy liver the surface OF the liver adhsrent to
the abdominal wal, and slso portion Of the liver that
came near 10 the stomach adhered to the stomach;
endeavored 10 pass hand through the adhsson but
felt obstructioH these sdhesions the result OF In
fsmmaten; the gall bladder had good deal ef bile I'm
IL; II was otherwise healthy; could not definitely say
what time the Inflammation set in, should say was
recent examined the kidney the general character OK
healthy. lunra did not present ANYTHING un-