The New York herald., 1863-04-23


been rum ing he wanted 20 core nome oe'e
Feh e, as he bad loaued him Slows Afad tnnt ne
| would r,in away With the money th ught aosky haa
be "A running from fact tuat he was pefsirins asked
Radsky neXl morning where tener was, and told MN
Vi 90 look after him he sad bo would ana about
SEVEN b.. and rturi ed Ia sbou, ah hour SAID ne was
unable 10 Radsky went 90 bod soon afte his re
trn Friday night don't ther he Fad snythmg
about the paoka or ne OF not never received ay ior
iemer's beard he occg pie a the troHt room and kaSy
the back rotnthe entrance th orgh feiiners r"mi
! elner's truuS remained al the house IN his room;
washed for Badsky while he Was there bu recoi CT
whether ala aer Friday nieht not hc sihid al the
house III the Policemen came after him was not re et
~ben teiners trunk ofened Rsdsky mere Win
the LADY wanted him to open trunk
with IL his Marx said she waited 10 eEaniie the
trunk, as her sister had with felne IN tine
shp, gave them slt 70 go mo me room ho 'non
went out saw them ~ the rom saw Mrs Lila pf ner
band into the trunk Radsky present. be opened the
trunk, did Lot whether they ok any thing out or
away with them or not. Mrs. Marx had nothing but
book when she left; Radsky went out with her, but re-
turned immediately; man wss IN The room Win then,
and another was sitting Ia tie garden lsurniShcd
la sky with nail he never spoke about Feiner aiter
that tDe rever asked him where lac was Radsky, after
b day, said he nsenQsd 70 travel ana waiting for
money he had trunk thore and seturned u did not say
whero 10; this before he left himself Fe1ner and
Rasky usually out returned together; Radsky
WAS always home in the evening before this time No
Carroll stree. is near Carroa street bridge; Kaisky did
not wash himself toorc lac went 10 bed when lie returned
thai night
Cross examined by Mr.. stewart--Ridsky returned
felner had given him his the boat and tod him
bold it tl be returned: the following ng Rady
said that he thought elmer bad goue to see his mistress,
in East Broadway; said he would 60 New York and
try him. thought he might be with these women;
M sssm, sSo .o hor do NOT know thai RKy
disturbed the trunk before opened in presence OF
Mrs. Marx: do not know that the men accomp,nMyahg M
and Fellner first to the house kadsky sAd that
Fener had given MIN q watch, chain, breastim
pair OF pants, boots and hat and would get him some
shirts day Felner opened bis trunk, took out
pair Of spectaces and gave them to adsky saving they
we're OF no use to hum Feuer gave for coming
10 my house was. that he had been living with women;
that they cost him too much, and wanted to get
given ,ha air, some monev and that she wanted more:
when be came 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; saw Radsky
have Eve dollar gold piece In his hand when Mrs. Marx
aud the two men there examining the trunk;
where RadsEy wored received letter with money from
Germany for Radsky; don't know Of my own knowledge
months Mrs swanser living in the game house with mo-
told that she had read In German paper that Felner
had been killed and was found in New Jersey she said
she would 60 70 about It; when Radsky brought the
cane home took Il up stairs and told my husband It
was Felner's cane heard Felner saying that he was
going away; know . man named Lilenthai; he came
INF Stewart proposed show by this witness that she
pose OF giving testimony to prejudice against tho
prisoner Objected 70, and ruled out as irreevant)
Redirect-0n the morning that Radsky said he would
20 TO Fast Broadway to see Fellner he said his
turn that he (Feiiner) had been with these he
remained in the house all day on bis return Il was not
usual him 70 stay 1t homo in the day time cannot
Jacob Funk, sworn-I live at No. 4 Carroll street !;
know Radsky had Felner at the house believed
he staid there three days Radsky said he had been
good friend OF his he had seen him In New York !;
work. s%I'' s On the he % evening be was missing Radsly
returned home about ten O'Clock nc had
had given him the the boat he was perspLing
and gave that he ran 70 be homo before Fener
stating mat he had loaned him ten dollars ana was afraid
he would remove his things M he would thus osc his
money; ho said Feiner was walking up and OWN The
boat that he him four minutes before the boat lett
know man named Daley; Radsky sent for him TO spen
his trunk not Felners having lost the key hesad
had some shirts ne s o sn
left the room Radskys trunk was small ysnow ono;
said be was going asy but waiting FOR some money
from Germany; had some conversation with Felnef;
spoke 70 Radsky during Felners stay; Fener said hc
was a native Of Berlin, Prussia Radskys occupation
was pedIer he not married. only Fellner
and don't know whether he wore spectacles.
The court here adjourned till this morning.
THIRD DAY.
The Court opened at the usual hour, and the examina
tion Of witnesses for the prosecution was resumed
Jacob hunk was recalled by the prosecution. and tes
titled that he accompanied Radsky to the house Of Mr.
Daling in Gowanus for the purpose Of getting him 4
make key TO open a trunk. On his ossexamnatior
witness testified that Radsky lived at his house for some
ten weeks haA worked In Goldmark's factory Carroll
street with him. and alluded 10 tho occasion when Rad
sky was injured BY an explosion IN the factory nc COR
roborated much Of the evidence given the day previous
Louis P. Recnar, bookkecper .. tas Prescott House.
testified Felners stopping at the hotel he wore spec
tacles and carried cane bad great deal OF money with
him in French and English bills; paid his bill in American
Adam Breckeepeu porter Of the Prescott House. wss
examined his testimony did not amount 70 anything
70 diamonds &C. in Feners possession shortly after his
arrival IN this country:
Earnest Norris Of No. - whitehall street, New York
testified that Radsky left bags at bis store IN Octo
1884, stating that he wanted to 60 about the cty
with gentleman whom he pointed out; said he was I
rich man the 2st October Radsky told witness thai
his friend had gone California that he had bid him
rood by said he wanted him 10 90 along and would pay
be- s oSssusd some Money showed number Of presents
he that hofeceved from Fcner they consisted
go G .n% nl sysp psSs on.
Henry Boyer sworn-Bcarded at the Prescott House in
October 1851 recoect when Fslner came there he had
black trunk, bundle and hat box (trunk henthsd)
Radsky the morning Fener went away they cit TO
gether trunk carried OF BY man procured b,
Radsky they Mercer street: neither Of thu
men at tho hot tsI after that don't reoosct the date
Israel Denton, police detective, sworn-Caled 1t Pol.
oco col 70 5onst iasn,ed mise
John Warkein sworn-l,cside at 300 Atlantic street
Radsky called at my place. but never had any conversa
ton about Helner wanted coat made sad he was
going away to Germany think the 10th oi October
Oh sunday could not make IT. wanted IL made in too
Crossexanrned-Kne Radsky since the return Of the
Twenty eighth regiment from Virginia.
| Henry schmidt--Segar maker; met Radsky a. pawn
brokers shop offered sell coat for nfty cents or ont
dollar don't know which, bought II Tor twenty hve 80
gars adsSy gave tho pawn ticket and paid six shil
ngs and took out Of pawn ascertaned that policemen
were after the coat, aud taking back 70 the pawnbro
ker received tho money paid gave tho ticket 70 tn
policeman. (Coat exhibited Think IL IS the same.
Jacob Kuppenbers sworn--Am tailor doing cuisines
At 2l Atlantic street, became acquainted with Radsk
After ne return the Twenty eighth regiment brough
coat thcrc 10 alter large: made for large man
wanted Il altorod 70 nt him. have seeo him have goi
watch and chain and breastpn Radsky said his upcl
had made him present OF the coat that be had gone
Cafornia this was the 19th of October 1881, abou
eirht or nine O'Clock M said hc had taken his uncl
on board IL ship h day before; that hs had made hin
present Of watch chah aud orcastpn that nus uncI
| was rich: saw two spectacle glasses in Radsky's pos
session. wanted sell them for twenty i've cents thi
was on the 17th Of October. (Coet exhibsd) Believ
| Il 70 DO the same prisoner wanted altered.
, Cross esamined-Am not positive, but think II II tn
sHme coat: could have selected ithrt of hundred u
brown aud red silk Mixed had 10 In my possession abou