The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-27

think the party were intoxicated; .the man VINO was
with the black whiskers and the who struck on
the boat the men had ON dark Clothes the man with
the black whiskers was the one who struck the otnsr
man.
TESTIMONY ALnxAxBsR n'DoSAIp.
Alexander M'Donald, sworn <eposed-l reside a. NO NO
Grand street ferry was on duty Monday night on
the Warren, unta ten O'Clock tina. night; between
auaeiing; they went through The ladies cabin went
forward; can't say what they were saying; could NOT
identity any Of Them saw trouble on The bridge on
the cabin; don't know how they were dressed
TESTIMONY or CHARLES MARTIN.
Charles Martin, sworn, deposed II reside at 81 south
FIRST street; am brcklayer; don't know deceased;
think saw him on Grand street once or twice; was
not at work on was ~ New s ae was anu no ONE
with me; after got my supp er went to New YORK ana
back about eight ocock stopped at the 100. OF
name of Lenz home of the boat; he was alone; tolo
him to wait minute and would go with him, saiu no
was goine home stayed loot OF Grand stree, M
corner OF Third street talking with others; when
up Grand street there was no one with nun, ON
the of Third street there were three men talking
together one a tail man. stout, light eomp exoned
the other dark compexoned, black whtskers, oack
Cashmere hat Lentz said 10 the tall man that ne woua
knock his id head oil: the tall and shook
hands with him; LentZ went with me to Fourth street,
the tall and short man we're together we passu 'neA
ahead of US; when got 10 Fourth street they were
behind; Lentz met two ladies and asked them u they
going home; he went up Grand street Win the
street the tall said they had been TO New YORK anu
came home together; did not hear them say they had
any trouble: did not ask Lentz who the parties Were;
he made no remarks about III he appeared intoxicated;
he appeared be cheerul the dark man TOOK the large
by the arm; recognized deceased as one OF the
men: ! heard Of the murder the morning for the
lrst Ime think / said that had seen the man be-
FORE seen him last night do not know whether could
identity the dark man ne had whskers; do net know
the ladies that accompanied Iontz; the dark man
asked Lentz why he made the threat: he said he
would do in the tall man his him lthe darkroom
plexioned mani
TESTIMONY OF HELEN H.LaESBEcK.
Helen HalenbecK swoIn, deposed: IL reside in Union
avenue; say wha, number; was IN Grand street
Monday neht between eight and nine O'Clock; Miss
Arents with me; ! met Mr.. Lentz; cannot say
months; do know the streets; he did not appear
sober; there one with him; he had no words
with auy body while he was with me- Mss Arents was
the outside and Lcnz between US; met MN on the
corner; went about block with him; he left me on
the corner; one was with him; no did not speak to
any one; he told to wa'-he wanted to speak 10
some one; he turned down again; have not him
since; went home; Miss Arents was with me all me
time he did not tell where he had beep am acquainted
with him about years; have him often cur
ing that lime: am he had no conversation with
any while was with him.
TESTIMONY MARY ARENTs.
Mar Arenis sworn deposed II reside in Union ave-
nue., corner Of SIX imam street; cannot say how long
have 10 in Williamsburg; am q quainted WIN MT.
ntz about years. saw him ~ N DIV "eri-
ing and street, between Fo and Sixth streets;
NJ one W.. him: ne s,,pped in reen u "h. n
up G nd st Get; | thought "e was slightly IN.
toxcaied; went with him to Sixth street; did no
hear MIN leaS to he SAID he wanted to or IS
the street aud speak TO young man: there wer, two
standing on the c'rner; canno, de cribe them
not see him after that; u he had been intoxicated
wo Id not h we walked with him; one with h m;
am ncqua n with dc ased; heard OF the murder
next dav: heard of il a. my aunt's cannot say wat
store in hoe store; we had crossed Sixth
when he left he told rs to wait and he wo Id
60 home with u.s. between eight and ninc o'clock
MCARTY.
John MCarty, sworn, deposcd-I reside At 159 North
Second street; cigar maker; work in Grand
street, not acquainted with deceased was at work
in the forenoon Monday was in liquor saloon with
Lentz and Ephraim until six o'clock left there 10
gethcr; eft Ephraim the Of Broome street
and LeDz the Of Edridge: then went home;
came with me; got home between seven and
eight o'clock; neither OF them over with me;
met in the lager beer saloon and played cards. heard If
the murder tho next night cannot describe the other
who were In the room Ephraim was partly intoxi
caied; Len,z looks the sans; Ephram looks different
about the face cannot say whether he had whskers on
Tint day; he hal dark clothes; Lcntz had dark
clothes and cap similar TO mine whom they left me
they said they were going 10 Williamsburg.
The inquest here adjourned until Tomorrow morn
ing at nine O'Clock.
Tho prisoners. Ephraim and Lentz have been re-
anded tor q further hearing.