The New York herald., 1863-04-23

sh,s be vs. soing to thcago: did say
what tine h. iest BIZ nsce On the ooa. sso ue cune
hctne al niae O'Clock the nisht bef re, and gave
taken hs upcse 70 the steamboas he appeared to he con
fused did not sppoar be quiet as usual sAd he ex
pectd ssier from re!lper directing him " sent the
things oa, saw Radsly again IN Mond,y morning at ly
no.se lie had ordered two dozen retrus ~ s.s
bis uncle him The next Thursday with Mr. ana srs
schwes2er did not SEQ him after that tener wore no
Crr IS cxsmnod-Saw Folrer twice; my house Is about
hall hours walk from Hami ic ry; u WAS an Tues
day Feer directed attention TO the boat house;
at the boat house; We were gong nome
when Radsky came
David IaIing-sesided in Third avenue. Brooklyn. In
DC ober, IeaI ifcksmih adsky cfme 70 ine tor
key and went with hun 10 the house 10 oen ms tpuk;
opened the ru k. the trunk here exhioiteo Is the one
1t contained some clothing this was on Monday night;
blr Funk and Radsky present the pr'soner asked
TO open 1t and then make key for IT. FURNISHED him
the key next day tTuesday) did na olSn ~ ,nsn; my
gentlemen 3 shirts large size; Mr. FUNK took them
away not acquined with Radsky before 'he sunday
Cross exaInlned-Radsky came TO me in company with
hr. Funk about the key have known Funk about 1--WE
years. made the key Sunk below In the basement
when we were opening the trunk she knew what were
doing; IL took me half an hour TO get the trunk open
The tour,Ihis opened asfsadsky's trunk, while IL
was Felner's trunk.
Cross examiuation continued-There were two trunks
In tho roomonea small travelling trunk: tho large trunk
was a chair when cane tho second time.
Re d,rect-It appeared IL some oue might have
medded with the lock- thcre are two locrs and one key
fits both.
Mrs Funk recalled by prosecutlon-Took shirts to
Mrs Dang 70 DC washed faasky lave ne,n 70 e ~ oe
wasned ooht know wnere no got tnen 'fo'n; oro "o0
thirteen N ali ,,u p.. had ,,o sh,r,s ,,nor ,,s
Cross-exalnined-.Mrs Dang nao yne snr.s wnen .uo %
police came after them my husband took them 70 the
police In Now York saw an overcoat hanging on the doo
Of teiners bedroom on sunday felner dld not 60 ot
with ths coat referred to On re,per @
had black coat on when ne iet; tne watcn gwen oy
Felner TO Radsky was similar to the one exnioitea.
ihilip Farley (poice oiicer IN isoi!-Went 70 no,
Carroll street in October; saw the trunk now mere
examined IT. II contained iockcoas, par c.sa
pantaloons, pair OF god spectacies, srec.acae Sase
and two spectacle glasses very lew Articles besides Muse
mentioned 'dentled pantaioons eNnoteol 'nG pooAo.s
were turned inside out saw cane wnlon was takom %
behind the stairs by M Funk there was aiso sa.cne
or carpet bag behind the stars Appeared 70 os aoe
wners RUBBISH was Kept took tne artc! W LILO W
oiice (paper exnibted); hfst saw tnls paper III ~
Louis; Radsky stated 70 me whose writing was on ~
Cross examined-he was under arrest; sskeo MIN
whether II was ms nanawrting. .. .r A.. u.n.- .o
Mr. stewart ooec.eo 70 ta,o snI vas
evidence, confendnR tnat as an admss,onLn VS. 10
socnIoy the prisoner II wos oo.aneo wnen no ""e -
custody IN state OF fear ana terror. .,.,,.., 4.
The district Attorney saia tna' "as sn aun'Sssu !"
was made IN the hope Oh tavor. .... .... ~. .ars
Mr. James quoted Roscoe as eutnoruy tns. .ne s, %
sion or prisoner wniie In CUSTODY was 'nAoseaoo 10