The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
THE GOODRICH TRAGEDY.


Another Confession OF the Alleged MUIR
deress.
Lizzie King, alias Kate StoAdard, the alleged
murderess OF Charles Goodrich, has made another
statement touching her connection with the trag-
edy. She has had this confession copyrighted and
entered according to the act Of Congress. 1t was
published with her permission In the Brooklyn
Union OF yesterday.
The only thing new in the statement is as to
what she said occurred alter the Degraw street
on the night OF the murder. She says that Good
rich went out during the early part OF the evening
Tor the purpose OF seeing some parties about some
business which he did not explain, and did not
return until after ten O'Clock. Kate goes on to
say
noticed that he appeared very Ia Is and de-
he answered me eyasively that he had headache and
s Se nin noo% wen OK q 20
bed When left hin he ", WAS sitting 7 the armchair
taken of his boots and put his slippers it his
ssn to DO fIsTy
s not Snas al ey the + Was Of the house
SIDE n as ali the doors were closed IN the nan
az tie sss wa ns as sf
went up stairs. j went, through the kitchen and
soSs ae @ y pom
h @ vs no his had
tered the house the basement door front was
! had s Il Up the doors
No one eSud have Except ses wn
ar nay nHs p %
n the II a nj booa s
the side Of his head just back Of the temple As
and cold ali as marble pevss saw any one die
and not know when he ID dead i'd om the
features the EXPRESSION of them then adjusted his
he et sSem PLACED them Under his head also piece
hch xyer n ri
and Kind and loving they looked up mel as If he
his purse il O'clock in the morning sat down
and $
I ss1d roS seemed a'S asS
sus; o. hs 6S%;s
the nS The s SKIES wee o1
not Beside the light the table there
light his shone white and calm and his had
fancy.S fne foom was like sanctuary to me would
have stayed there with him for monthsa,lorever if
lock q hair from his head just where it was wounded
and had ckIsd WIN to the back Of his head
to the took the same Shns cup St nae nae
Ss ns SIDE III n@a Ext K m
then Wrapped bs the e IN S w h cup Hw eers
On the cup, but The lettering is nearly efaccd bathed
e 'b6 sns wa'a '@a s yn S
the purpose OF removing blood stains tor
did not any on his lace When read in the news
that incision found in the right eyebrow
surprised saw nothing OF the kind, and account
for it by bullet passing out that way. There was
nothing against which he could have fallen to
leaye any cut; nothing near the mantel which,
il he had struck would nave produced wound
! took the seal ring of his finger and put 1t on
my own. The watch and purse were on the table.
took them. NY motive in doing so was because they
had been used by him was Tour O'CLOCK knew mat
must as IL was light The fire had died
placed the revolver under his right hand TO indi
cate the manner OF his death. had some wearing APP
parel at the house which made quite parcel took
photograph album OF the table up stairs that might
know my enemies when met them. ] kissed Charlie
goodby Tor the last time pronounced blessing on him
OF the house TO return Il went out Of
the front door and II locked in shutting
She details her subsequent movements and ar
rest, all OF which has already been published IN
the HERALD.