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will givo you no information. I'm parrot TINT
mover aponks," That wns ali wo could get out

determined, nho na!d, III 60, to 13roollyn !
@ sse yGn 10 I'm ao,a ga tna
OF her.
DR.. neuben smit., testified That to mailo
uo9ttssoli's acquaintance in tho fall Of 1865 woo
beth boardod in tho ammo houHo; no continued
him Homo money on lis holsoH in April, 1879
iltst saw tho buildings about tho lhttor
part OF Novomboi It Was after night about
oclock after looking through ono building ho
, .ooR mq INTO tho front room OF tho second hoor,
whore saw 4 woman I alao eaw hor I'll my
otllco, either IN November or December, about
year after I know him; bocame aware
that he had particular fomalo acquaintance; !;
40 n9t moan tho ono aaw ut tho house tho
young lady gpoak Of on,no to my otco to Hoellte
my SERVICES Tor her mothor, who was sick; she
gave mo to unleratand that Mr. Goodrich was her
geat1, blit he afterwards donted 1t; Hho lived n
tofty..cconu street, noar Bocohdhvonuo. don't
Office after his death, and asked me, Il knew
anytalng about It, aho and ho Ind boon there
tho Wednesday, before aho now lives In Fifty
nnth 1't street; ho brought tho other wontn to ny
Se Ss name IN Nsssmss @ or or o DSs'@' ao SID he
inserting q personal in ono Of the daily papers
re first time he oame to my Office, no asked mo
It would examine his woman, and 800 If sho
E Sas ss 'f1rp fs i eos as ths s es "npsrttn'n mt
q second tlmo, md ashcd mo to try
and got rid of foettls; I rofuaod,
but saif thoro worc plenty of quaoka whose
names o conld find In the daily papora; attor;
hor and found eho WIS three months pregnant
subsequently, ho told mo he had beon
aftor Madame Van Due1sirk, but
they. had not come to an UNDER
a staantding nost he arpliea to DrooAly3 rartI!G9s
tho asrangemoas wiz viz tlsm; pe thoa reinsod
to sE e. tor fofG tsx Of @ h9nf killed "d Na Te T bad
tics. and finally sott1cd on q man
70 thls ;, j, man, aud the abortion \. ras
hoy Lad to Ss eeht ton @ 5iocks ST t. tho houso
of q nurse on tho way labor-raius came on,
and In tho roception-room Of the nursery they
grow 80 oxcruoiating that eho doubled 'tp and
foil On tho floor she continued to suffer groatIy
loft; noxt morning or day after sho returned
child In the bod beside her; tie nurno aaid thss
ohlld had gono tho full term, and demanded
No. daoy doasy T5S toa nS refused hs 1aa3o s9 Fv;
got :, rid Of The woman after tho
abortion I told him previously that / thought
from her general appearance abe was bad
woman, and would ruin him /; that all she want-
view with her, 1knew moro about hor than he
Lad s resd bs boFs enaotiy; SG that n0 she a"'u was
a bad woman, capable Of inflictlng any injury,
oven to taking lfe,i, understood from him that
sald that abe had d bad tompor, md that
he waa tired Of her; abe, had boon around
long 10 y enough; he said he took her
thing; after tho operation she returned to D.
Graw etroot before Rho was entirely we'll, and he
told mo few days aftervard that he wanted to
90 to New York, but she rofusod to let him;
fooMed G Ssd Lin must into e. no and sret s'rfI & hs
tho street, and slto went into It p to tho knees
she held on to him 80 tightly that he couldn't
get away at length she tainted, and he carried
and aome warm drinks, and put her to boi
noxt day her abdomen was swollen he treated
her three days, and she recovered; that night
sko was 30 violent that she could not control her-
solf; Mr. Goodrich often told mo Of difficulties
got tho impression that DO was andoayoring to got
her away from the house, mud that enraged her;
he told me- also that she endnavored to obtain
money from him on the plea that she had given
same bill in her pockot-book she Was only throo
weeks IN the nursery; ho aaid sho was afraid
ho would get away from her II eho did not return
soon / mover underatood that she clai1nod to
Ii Es q sbbtY tRD5aj@ "hy 1B 1BStformfss s mig
tho The moek,mnrriago; I never heard
IL said hs any thought her bsen oneo s
woman, md rather liked her, but nfter the scono
In DegraH street she became 40 violent that llo
thought her dangerous. aho resided some
where w, n the centre Of New York
f hlns efos t. sea sa t. sSe Psaf'T sa booa sr'G t.
2 house Of il!.fame, and afterwards wont to
board; when first he became acquainted with
hor, they wero in tho habit OF frequenting houses
Of lll"reputei eho resided n De Gray atreot q
strong is not tho woman. may havo
said sho was; sho bears some general
resemblance, but is taller, and her bair was Of q
different color; Amy Snow was rather under the
gray oyos, long noso well-shapod hands, and
from 26 to 20 yoars Of age; she never had aohtld
before / examined her to SEQ; Goodrich often
spoke to mo about the correspondence ho was
carrying, On with other ladies, but never know
any Of them ho said lle WAS In the habit Of in
sorting personals IN tho newspapors, and once
nakod me- to join him in getting up larger cor
reapondence; declined for want Of time; ho thon
said he would do 1t alone; this was ak OF soycn
tod no ho ofton asked her Who olsh she @ Was and ID
what State sAo came from, but she was worry
raticent, and ho Thought she came
from a good family and did not
want her condition known;- he said she was
cost him 9lo0; Butts IL on the weat Hidc Of the
city; did not lend Goodrich $500 with which to
pay the medical bill ut the time Of my visit to
Dsdraw street house, there was not q carpet
thought it very uncomfortable.
At 1920 Q. N: tho inquest adjourned until to-
morrow ut 2. The Coroner said there waa toati-
mony which it was important the Jury should
hoar without dolay.
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