The New York herald., 1873-07-12


pawned articles Of wearing apparel in order 70
sustain herself.
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wrongs, and which gave rise to the angry passion
which satiated itself In the blood OF her seducer
WIN prove worthy OF perusal as 1t comes from her
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the sabbath sDd where WIN S ssy Of what VIII will w do'
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"Amy ST. "Amy Snow. and "Kate stoddardn
the RvOrite aliases OF the prisoner, 1t will be
remembered, and the foregoing communication,
which was written in the presence Of a man named
the basement Of one of tie Goodrlch row
Of houses on the, cold, bleak night on
cUss waa s SSssS as tn. wa a
W. Goodrich, and the father of the murdered man.
The letter was read before the Coroler's jury In
Smith. named In the letter, while on the witness
stand testified that deceased had expressed
ton upon certain woman, whom he, the wtness
had once seen during visit to the Degraw street
house. He declined to ofciate In the delicate pro-
fessional capacity, even to Oblge Charles Good.
rich, but he subsequently understood that an op.
Grafton had been performed on her by New York
Old quarters In Degraw street, much to the annoy
ance OF 'Charles," who was exceedingly anxious
to get rid Of his companion, whom he regarded as
vIoLENT-TEMPERED AND DANGEROUS WOMAN.
The doctor" recounted, as also did the witness
"Green," several instances in which she had dis.
played very violent temper, which was greatly
excited because OF the fixed determination of her
paramour to cast her off after having deceived her
she had ever threatened to take his lile
THE PISTOL THAT DID THE DEED
among the officals. This matter OF mystincatlon
Is now dispelled. She admitted that the revolver
s Tss s weaon ws
one of two which deceased had In his possession
shortly before his death. The other pistol,
Ss0 his sae sns nna three ehaSers
empty The latter weapon was vas :denttaed on ths s
p9s S %as w;% II s sSGsf S Aa asoS 3. q.
weeks ago the father Of deceased visited the
Coroner's ONCE. inspected the revolver and re.
white ivory handle, while the one N the CorOner's
possession had black handle. IL{L9
THE INQUEST WILL BE RESIGNED TODAY
before Coroner whitehill and tue jury, OF which
Alderman William Richardson Is chairman. The
~ which win 1e Gea N neas e room & q se
mence at half-past twelve O'CLOCK The Coro.
ner states that the prisoner denies having
coe coe In % the s" case. She w says ii that she she
wonders that Roscoe has not come forward
before this and & given nn himself over 70 the cnssody
his remaining In the dark is the iact that his
was coupled with some charge OF counterleiting,
under the watchful eye OF constant female attend
ant in the private of1ise OF Captain Mcdonnell, o.
ana Jay streets, from whence she wlrOe taken TO-
: day before the Coroners jury
THE PROPERTY RECOVERED
consists OF $40 In pocketb0ok and double cased
red gold watch, anchor movement, stem pendant
winding nineteen lines, nickel works frosted, No.
fSe nser sniSs ring was oi % god CHASED, and
In which a bo0dst0ns was set. The chain at
tached to the watch was PLAIN one, the links be-
seal with red stone. The seal, which was de-
tached, was an old fashioned one the gold attach.
agate by pivots The agate was polished on one ne
side and had the letter IN old English cut out In it,
,1G How =, TIE q, CRIME Was oes.lTTED ~ rU7'o ,.
the prisoner was to have left the house on Thurs.
day morning; but when Goodrich arose she
hearken to her appeal and grew very angry. De.
scending the stairs TO the front basement OF the
rs ss the
three fatal shots into his head. She next washed
mained ma BY the ' body until the following morning,
when she ned the scene OF the awful tragedy.
LIPE AS A LoDGER IN HIGH STREET
where the prisoner lived from the early part Of
April last up TO the day Of her arrest plain three
streets. Mrs. Taylor is widow. Her daughter, who
resides with her, stated yesterday to Q reporter
1@as spsea
nished room in the house about the second week
In April. She said she was employed In New York
during the day, and desired to have q furnished
room. Mrs. Taylor had never been in the habit oi
renting any OF her rooms, but as the applicant
n a s1 seeR Ise e be ay 's
Miss Waltham used 90 bring her meals to
her room and eat there, She was engaged at work
on light straw tmaking hats. in New York, and for
the first month or 80 went to WORK every morning
and returned every evening regularly. For about
o month preceding her arrest, however, she was
sne had finished her work she would take It over
to New York. One thing noticeable about the
odger was the fact that she had any visitors
there, and, In fact, she was never seen or known
to associate with anybody, and rarely spoke about
she told the Taylors that her father lived In Tren
ton, N. J., and that her mother wac
dead. She intimated that she intended to
paw visit to her father on the 4th OF
July, but she did not leave the house that day.
Mi6s Waltham did not appear 70 those at the house
as Being OF . very cheerful disposition, and the
widow Taylor frequently expressed the opinion to
her daughter that she thought Minnie "had some
trouble on her mind.n The latter, however,
never complained or even inumated that she was
troubled In any way. She never was actually In
good spirits, but, on the contrary, was frequently
despondent. She was Q regular attendant at