The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02


eral way, as IL WERE towards any person with
whom ne was acquaintedf an put the question In
ons
myself.
q. Did you ever hear Mr.. Roscoe say anything
tween you and mef" A. Yes. sir.
z, Was this previous to or after
THE QUARREL WITH Mr. aooDRICHf
Q. How long previous to your hearing Of his
deatnf A. About three weeks-as near as can
Q. Did you ever hear Roscoe say as to whether he
knew where Goodrich lived or notf A. No. sir.
q. Rec0llect agani A. No, sir.
q. You don't remember hearing him say that
Goodrich lived in Degraw streetf No, sir.
2. Do you remember your telling him that he
o. You never did ten him, did your A. No. SIR
Q. DID Roscoe carry pistol, do you known A.
o. You have seen 1t, nave your A. Yes, sir.
Q. Gan you describe III A. No, sir.
sns to ne
troubles and have my share"
II was soon after became acquainted with him.
O. what else did he say about his troubles A.
o, Do you ever remember him telling you he had
S--- TROUBLE WITH FBMALEf
woman, but she didn't amount to mucn and he
would soon 'shake,, her. Hi
(, q. Dad ne say how long he had known herf A.
re was only an acquaintance He did not saw she
annoyed him fer money; the woman. Goodrich
Q. Do you know that she lived in Degraw strests
q DID yoq ever hear him say where she came
!. q. Did You ever hear Roscoe make any other
threat than the one named' You say you heard
HIN say, "G0d help the man who comes between
pa and me- Now please remember something
eipe be said A. No, sir; ! don't remember any
} q from what you saw and heard from Roscoe
I'D have see I Ss!igI sns & y Ys nae
towards Goodrich feeling OF resentment A.
8. what Was thai conclusion based upens was it
based upon hts general conduct when Geodrich's
name came up, Mo manner. scr A. Yes, sir.
that led you 10 believe he would 90 harm 10 MI
heard II
Q. ! say from the remarks y0u heard him make
and from his manners before you heard Of Good
rtch's DEATH A. Yes, SIR.
Q. When did yen
1rday evening after Goodrich's death; saw him
previous to hearing OF Goodrich's DEATH In the
Q. Whereabouts in the Bowerys A. Near Bond
Q. At houses A. No, SIR.
q. You accidentally met him in the street. A.
Coroner whitehill-Of Monday she is stating
o. Had you any conversation with himY A. l
had; told him thought ne was out OF the city.
and he said, 'Oh, no, not yet; think said he
GONG 70 % 1or New
Orleans.
3. There was no conversation about Mr.. Good
o. Was there difference between you then 2
A. No, sir; thought he didn't intend to leave the
9. Didn't he want to call at your house and you
did not want him to come there A. No. sir; did
not want him to come there.
n hnWa fnalr hfa ~ T1.own
q. was it confined entirely to his calling at your
house 7 A. Yes, SIR.
GO AWAY OFFENDEDP
A. don't know; II was because he had feeling
against Goodrich; ] did not want him to call.
Q. How long have you known ROscoes A. Five
q Have you never been in Brooklyn with hims
q. Have you ever seen him in BROOKLYN A. No,
Q; Have you heard him say he was in BROOKLYN
Q. Have you ever heard him say he went to Brook
Ign quite frequently A. No, sir.
q. Have you ever heard him say that ne went to
Brooklyn more than one time-f0r instance several
tmess A. don't remember several times:
BY Juror-When he spoke OF 1t once, didn't it
imply he had been here more than once
Witness-Yes, Sir.
Coroner, resuming
hear him say he had been TO Brooklyn A. About
four or five weeks ago.
@. What did he tell you his business was A.
O. Never teld you what his business was9 A.
O. Did you understand from any source whatever
what his business was A. think from what he
SAID
ROSCOE WAS A CoUNTERFEITER.
O. What made you believe he was a counter
feiterS A. He wanted me to assist him in passing
counterfeit money.
counterfeit money A. He gave me to understand
that 1t was the best business out.
@. After hearing Of Mr.. GOodrichs death when
did you next see Roscoei A. Saturday following.
The witness explained that on either Friday or
Saturday morning on going to work at % Orchard
street, she read oil Mr.. Goodrch's death In news
q. Tell me when you next saw Roscoe. A. After
learning OF Mr.. Goodrichs death the next time l
Q. Where did ysu see hims A. No. 40 Rivington
street.
q. Did you see him there by agreements A. No,
Q. Was he in the house or on the sidewalks A.
On the sidewalk.
Q. What did he say to you when you met this
Saturday nights A. He said he was going to Balti-
more.
Q. Did you say anything to him in replys A.
Q. Did he say he came purposely TO tell you he
was going to Baltimore A. He said he wanted TO
see me q few minutes
Q. Was Goodrlch's name mentionedp A. No, sir.
z. Either by you or him A. No.
q. You don't know whether he was aware OF
GOOdrich's death or not A. No. sir.
Q. Did he say why he was going to Baltimore
A. No, sir.
Q..Did he say ne was going to stay there or was
only on a visit A. He said business took him
there.
Q. Did you understand he was coming back ?
A. Yes, SIR.
Q. what time was this on Saturday evening ?
A. About dusk.
Q. Up 10 the time OF getting acquainted with
Goodrich, had you been
ON FRIENDLY TERMS WITH ROsCoE2
A. Yes, sir.
@. un( erstand you then that 1t was after you
became acquainted with Mr.. Goodrich, you re-
quested Roscoe to cease visiting you A. Yes, sir.
Q. And that he persisted in calling to see you
A. Yes, sir.
Q, Did Mr.. Goodrich tell you where he lived
Q. Where did he say A. Degraw street.
q. You have been there A. Yes, sir.
q. When did you first go there A. About the
eth of February.
O. Day or EVENING" A. Evening.
q. Have you ever remained in the house during
the night A. No, sir.
Q. Your visits have been but brief' A. Yes, sir.