The New York herald., 1863-04-23

been runs ing that he wanted come home befe
| Feline. he bad loaned him slv-was hfa'd tnnt ne
be running fact tuat he WAS persirng skeo
Radsky neXt morning where Fe!er was, ana toia nun
70 dnd look after him he sad be would and St about
sewn b.. and rttur ed IA about hour said ne was
unable hnd him Radsky went 10 bed afte his re-
Friday night don't knowwhether be ad snything
about the packalc not received lay for
feners beard, he occupied the front room and ka'sSy
the btk 70 n-the trance was Tn fough feiners rom
! elners truuS remained al the honse his room:
washed Tor idsSy while he was there but N rech cI
whether Ola 81 ter Friday neht he ssd at the
mouse lI the policemen came after him WAS not PIE en-
when telners trunk oienod Radsky there with
| auy-hFs, Marx, hs had piece OF irvn-
the lazy wanted him to open trunk
| with 1t Mrs. Marx said she waited 10 eymi me
trunk as her sister had come over with felne N the
SHIP gave them light 10 80 into the room and tnen
went out. saw them N the room Mrs bla x pr her
hand nto the trunk aadsky resent be opened the
trunk did lot SEE whether they tok anything out or
| away With them or not Mrs. Marx had nothing but
book when she lett; Radsky went out with her, bat
turned immediately; man was IN The room with them,
and another man was sitting in tie garden surnishcd
Ia sky with nail he soke about Felner aiter
that tisDe asked him where he Radsky, after
tht day sd be nended 10 travel ana was waiting for
money he had trunk there and reurped a. did not cay
whero to- this was before he left himself Fe1ner aud
dsky usually went out ac returned together; Radsky
WAS always home III the evening before this time No.
Carroll stree. is Carron street bridge; katsky did
not wash hseh before lac went to bed when he returned
thai night
Cross examined by Mr.. Stewart--Ridsky returned
home about ten o'clock Friday night; he said that
fener had gwen nin his cane the boat tou MN
TO bold 1t till he returned; the following ng Radsky
said that he thought elmer had gone to his MISTRESS
in East Broadway; said be would 60 70 New York and
try to him. thought he might be with these women
said he would 60 there and did aud returned again.
he was absent about hour do not know that Radsky
disturbed the trunk before II was opened in presence o
Mrs. Marx; do not know that the men accompanying
Mrs Marx were Karotowski and Valentine when Radsky
and Felner first came to the house Radsky sNd thai
Feilner had given MIN q watch chain breasts'n,
pair Of pants, boots and hat and would get him some
Shirts next day Fellncr opened his trunk took out a
M RadSky,
OF no to him. the reason Feler gave for coming
70 my house was. that he had been living with women
that they cost him too much, and wanted to get
away from them; heard Fener tell Radsky tnat he had
given the girl some money, and that she wanted more;
when be to the house TO board told him that my
accommodations were too poor for man like him. and
he said that suited him better for that Radsky
aud the two men there examining the trunk;
Mrs. Marx give the money to kadsky; Dr Goldmark,
where Radsky WORKED received letter with money from
Germany for Radsky; don't know OF my own knowledge
that he received remances from Germany every three
months Mrs swanser living In the Same house with me,
had been killed and was found in New Jersey she said
she would 60 70 see about II; when Radsky brought the
was Felner's cane heard Fener saying that he was
going away; know . man named Lienthai; he came
IMr Stewart proposed show by this that
had been offered money by certain party for ths pur
prisoner Objected 70, and ruled out irrelevant)
Redirect-0n the morning that Radsky said he would
turn that he Felner) had been with these women he
remained in the house all day ON his return It was not
usual for him TO stay At homo in the day time cannot
Jacob Funk, sworn-I live at No. q Carroll street
know Radsky had seen Fe!ner at the house believed
good friend OF his he had seen him In New York
fellner was not up in the morning whom went TO
returned S home ONT about about I ten O'Clock T he bad bad
cane and package, in which he said there were two
which Felner had bought for him: he said Fener
had given him the the boat; he was persprns.
and gave that he 10 be homo before Feue
he would remove his things and be would thus lOso his
money hc said Feliner was walking up and OWN the
boat that he him four minutes before the boat ieft
know man named Daley Radsky sent for him TO spen
his trunk, mot Felners. having lost the key hesad
he had shirts which he wanted washed, and would
left the room; RsdsVs trunk was small ysaiOw one
said he going a*ay. but waiting for some money
from Germany; had some oonvorsation with Felner;
spoke 70 Kadsky during Felners stay Fellner said ho
was native Of Berlin Prussia Radsky'e occupation
and don't know whether he wore spectacles
The court here adjourned till this morning.
THIRD DAY.
The Court opened at te usual hour, and the examna
tion Of witnesses for the prosecution resumed.
Jacob hunk recalled by the prosecution, and tes
tilted that he accompanied Radsky the house Of Mr.
Dang In Gowanus, for the purpose Of getting him 70
make key TO open trunk On his examination
ten weeks; had worked In Godmark's factory, Carroll
street. with him. and alluded TO tho occasion whom Rad
sky was injured BY an explosion IN the factory he cor
roborated much OF the evidence day previous
Louis Reichat, bookkecpcr At tas Prescott House,
testified to Feners stopping at tho hotel he wore spec
tscles and carried had great deal OF money with
him French and English bills; paid his bill In American
Adam Breckeepen, porter OF the Prescott House. was
examined but his testimony did not amount 70 anything
Vim. Isiss Custom House broker Wall street, testified
70 diamonds &C. IN Feners possession shortly after his
Earnest Morris, Of No. ~ whitehall street, New York.
"a thatR ha0S
Der 1851. stating that he wanted TO 60 about the city
with gentleman whom no pointed out; said he was
rich man the 21st October Radsky told witness that
his friend had gone California; that he had bid him
good by he wanted him TO along and would pay
be obtained some money showed number OF presents
he stated that hceceved from Fcner they consisted Of
be said he had changed the gold watch for silver one
Henry Boyor sworn-Bcardcd at the Prescott House in
black trunk, bundle and hat boz (trunk denihsdj;
Radsky the morning Fener went away they clt TO-
gether the trunk was carried on by man procured by
Radsy they went TO Mercer street, neither Of the
men at the hotel after that don't reoolsct the date.
Israel Denton, police detective, sworn-Caed at Pol.
hemus' pswnbrokers olice in company with Sergeant
Rogers In search a coat got IL (cost identihed).
John warkein sworn-Ieside az 800 Atlantic street;
on about psncr wanted new ooa, made sad be was
going away Germany think was the Goth OF October
Oh sunday could not make Ii wanted II made IN too
Crossexandned-Knew Radeky since the return Of the
Twenty eighth regiment from Virginia
| Henry schmidt-Segar maker met Radsky NJ pawn
brokers shop offered TO sell coat for nfty cents
dollar, dom know which bought Il Tor twenty i've
gars Rads1y gave tho pawn ticket and paid six sh
ings and out Of pawn ascertaned that policemen
were after the coat, aud taking back " the pawnbro
ker received tho money paid 1t gave tho ticket 70 the
| policeman. (Coat exhibted) Think II Is the same.
Jacob Kuppenberg sworn--Am q tailor doing business
2l Atlantic street. became acquainted with Radsky
after the return the Twenty eighth regiment brought
coat herc 10 alter; Was large: made for large man
wanted IL altered 70 nt him; have him have gold
watch and chain and bresstpn; sadsky said his uncle
had made him present OF the coat that he bad gone 70
California; this on tho 1sh of October, 1881 about
eisht or O'Clock A. M said ho bad taken his uncle
on board H. ship ire day BEFORE that he had made him
present Of watch, chain aud brcastpn that his uncle
was rich spectacle gissses IN Radsky's pos
session. sell them or twenty five cents; this
was on the a7th Of October (Coet exhbited) Believe
| IL 70 DO the prisoner wanted altered.
Cross examned-Am not positive, but think II is the
same coat; could have selected tbrt Of hundred; 10 Ia
brown and red silk mixed had 70 in possession about
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