The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25

sugar continued 10 visit Mrs arunss up TO ths tim
during her deknes that legs we're Dad sad tst -
Counsel for the prisoner objected TO this testimony q
tne cenei Of the dsceessd did not lead to fact xAs
Witness continued-I continued 10 visit her m Ia ts
time OF her death on Sunday evening went home 70
my house with the prisoner and about two O'clock In
the morning came to uis 70 10 to M. orurzis
went there, and when Ia aDo 1~i( a, n,,r TIA
deceased DIED SCREAMING me prisoner sent for mo- the
left her at IL O'Clock, on Sunday night l-s we're
dead and her we're dead; she was not thsn ssas
that che exhibited Appearances Of In
sany she first those Appearances on tho thirG
afterwards stsu ded the deceased Dr. Lsudsrman came
three times; DR. Le6rand came on the sunday might,
and Mrs Grunz'g died on Monday morning. saw the
white sugar taken BY Mr.. Heskley; had placed II In
the cupboard when the deceased died. either showed
Mr. Beskley where 1t gave to him don't know
give dec ased was not care fully folded up When put
away; dout know what became Of the paper with the
brown just before she died she had vo@ited sad
something the door; asked the prisoner what
and he said she bad just vonted there that
place also scrAped by Mr. Beakley towards the latter
other questions asked the to the internal
and physical condition Of the deceased
~ d,;n ic.orSs a. Any .i"e express .ee. .nas s.e
poisoned; think it the third day of her sickness
she said So she had her senses perfectly but she
hope Of getting well after she nrs, told she expected
to die A-No, sir she died the Sunday week after
tinued to get from bad to
To prisoners coupsel-Whsn Dr. lie Grand FIRST came
he told thought no could cure her next DAY
she better day after that she was worse and
seemed to be In passion after the declaration had been
made to me by the deceased that abe did expect
recover, the doctor and gave her 1.-THE deceased
hopes the deceased said in the presence 81 DR. Lauder
man and myself, that she believed she had boon POI
soped don't recolsct what the deceased said to DR.
Grand when he told her he thought he could her.
the doctor told her that she was going to as
would after the time she stated her fear that she
would die.
The Court here took q for one hour
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On the assembling OF the court, the counsel pro-
ceeded to argue the sdmssiby Of the declarations
Of the deceased to the witness. (victorins) t
Mr. Blapkman referred to 0reenleAf on Evidence, -
to the Law which shoud govern the sdmissbity OF de-
The witness, victorne Zadi, was then re- called and
examined.
Bp the Court Heard Mrs Grunzis express her BELIEF
that she going to die more than once heard seve
raj times The prisoners counsel took an exception
to the admission Of this testimony
By the District Attorney any time after
she first felt that she going to die did she any
thing about her husband Answer-she said that hse
husband coslescsd With to cause her DEATH
she also said when her husband asked her drink cay
thing she required him to drink Of 1t rst sometimes he
would REFUGE to drink and then abe deceased) would
not drink it, when was not present the deceased les
she tolo me) was obliged to drink what her husband
gave her she had other to give it to her, and
che compelled to take il from him.
The Judge wished the jury to understand that these
Of opinion on the part of the deceased not
evidence.
Cross exanined-I am here about eighteen months;
came from the Department Of Loire; was washsrwo-
man when came here first, and stopped at Duane
street, used to Mrs 0runzig with watch and rings;
MIR Grunzg took the rings from the fingers Of his wfs
after she dead Mrs Grunsig said that shs would
munsrate she recovered, but did not expect any
tting-it the second day of her sickness; saw
prisoner give his wife sugar and he gave her eo
pade made with lemons and syrup days fore she
died she was sick two or three days before Dr. LIE Grand
to her; recolect the prisoner giving deceased
coda water the first day Of her sickness the soup that
made her sick not very fat soup do not know who
Their there any salt in not the prisoner
planned but do not know whether he sick or not;
she said f sck the doctor will be here" end he
said did want the DOCTOR the prisoner vent to
q ambust who gave him medicine for himseH;
know Of leeehss having been applied to the ascesssS
that deceased took any medicine do not know
Of Mr.: Grupzg (the prisoner) buying any sugar but
time to buy sugar when Grunzigs house, he cs,t
thirsty and brought what left Of home With me
night; did not give Mrs. Gruuzis any Of that
gar which my husband brought in; the my nus
band did net take any Of the sugar which was In dram
sss house was because Mrs Srqpa,s sspsssssa Sss
GruDzgs house one evening" the tee was not svesssned
Ms orunzis drank Of IT. did not make any soup FOG
her; another there to make soup for hec
know person named Jordan, because he lived In ths
same block with me.
person who had subpoena for him. and did you not eay
| did not know him o any OF his friends A--rhs
or would have been able TO tell him IL was the prise
ner went for DR. Laudermsn; IL was my husband went
for Dr. lie Grand Mrs Grunzs did not think DR. Lauder
mar save her enough medicine and then my husband
went for DIR lie Grand; Grunzigs rooms were not car
peted
Odd you not 0runzg lying down with his wife,
ALEC rick! Ale used to lie down with her, snd Mrs.
Grunzg asked him to get up, as be her
and be would reply Oh I'm sick too;'' never gave
Mrs Grunzi1 advice ii husbauI
living with that other woman; the pains deceased
plsned Of were lively acute pains did not remark that
she IVES blue round the eyes; her arms were blue DO
| not know II her lips s~ollen Odd the doctoe
not desire that abe should be hept quiet, A-Unfor
tunately her husband would allow her to be quiet
because he always teasing her; he teassd her b.
leaving her at five o'clock In the morning aud stay
away all day and constantly giving the wcn.a INA.
Of deceasess physical complaints were brought on BY
the appearance Of the woman Msrguerettal The de-
did not tell DR. lie Grand that she poisoned.
never heard her complain that she could not smell,
she used to complain II abe had earth In her mouth;
she could taste she used sometimes to say this "a very
good or that very bad sometimes during the day
used to complain that she could not see We're you
ever In prison in this city certainly not; nsvsr
BY the District Attorney-o did the deceaset svss
tell you that her husband told her how long abe bad
tolivel A.-Grunzig told his wife my presence thA
| me lived nine days she would not live fifteen.
| BY the Court-How did he come to say that -
t,ler) ard that he told him his wife would not II,
three months; never him 20 there, but 0runs,s
used to ssy he had been to zee the somr snbuiist
Here q man named seJ rour. foreigner In sppsar
stoed up la Court ana pointed out - son
| nsmbulist The District Attorney desired him 70 re
| main in Court. aud attend che trial daily
Andrew Bleakley, Deputy Coroner depcses that n
notified that Nctorine urunzg he'd def under sus
pcous circumstance aud he went 20 view tAe body "a
rear Of i05 Eldridge street; there doctors Ger
tihcate; 10 was the 10th Of August the body 20
lying 9 cot, not yet 10 conn; the fcs, n'rter en-
animation held by Dr. Connigsn, next day when
went Their, found Grtyzi and several poicemsn, b.
VAS not in custody at that time but under sur
VIGILANCE; I heard he had a certificate aud toos
,osss ssion of Il; placed the prisoner Temporarily
| In custody; locked the room up; LETT the via
| dow so that sufhcient air could get in; next dAJ
the posf inaton held; what the docto
gave TO me, (,he stomach and other portions OF tn
body gave TO professor Reed; understood tina bod
| was buried at Calvary Cemetery, In Williamsburg, "
orders Afterwards for the body to be dsn~rre;
making the inquiry what had become Of What decease
had vomited the last witness pointed out spots n
hocr to me- they dark colored spots; took kn