The New York herald., 1878-10-10

vsg.oona, yea have murdered my sh,ld yoa have
murdered my chiid.' TH
Her. n: poo, .o%s. vas about 70 faint Du' v.s
To the coronsr-I asked him where he was living
the place where he was then; The shawl shown is
my daughters; l have worn Il ON my own
shoulders; my daughter was twsntysws years olds
identity the hair shown as that OF my daughter.
WHAT hR. HkRnoRN HEARD saw.
Charles hsrborn tsstihed:-I live in Gore street.
Stapetsn; Mr.. Roinhardt, here present. occupied my
premises; he lett my place about the 10Th or 20ln
Of July; heard no noise tn about nine o'clock
up stars. .fser iha. / h.ara him saving down
stairs; asked my wife "what is he saving fer;"
70 so' a9 f,a.y ,a:s n:s WEN: :s:
night before he moved; he mad NO nfswsel
70 20 prepare .psr .ha. ;.. time; ! saw sssvss Of
alter he lsit; the picture shown s that Of Arss
Reinhardt who was In my house. am sure II v hes
mrs Hsrborh, rscaled-I saw this woman abouts
week before they moved: she was in her room and
en- = brown dress; she : i ssid. .Mrs HsrDorn. hs
licked me. :ss," pointing 20 little blood on her
Soss% sr this .Sos. Dos ses Il
the evening" Reinhardt. who had been Standing the
front dser ~ aaa spoke nsuEhty 70 her saying
that he would pur her 70 bcd TOLD hor husband that
he should not speak that way his wife she waa
sick and suffering Tor him. after that lett The room.
R8INaARDr's Lips nEALRD
was seated, saId:-sNow, Rsinhardt, what nave ysu
60. 70 say !" 70 vneh the prisoner replied u decline
Reinhardt shsn made his way through the crowd o.
the stage and took the witness chair 4-
Coroner DENrsEY-Now tell rs what has become oa
this grr you said you were going 70 hnd nsr.
REixxARDr tdoggediy)-l decline 70 say word, by
advice OF my counsel.
the Coroner then asked the prisoner who hts eoun-
ssl was, when Re,nhardt gave to: name Of
him." qusried tho Coroner, who, by the way, had
given orders that no person should oe allowed
70 converse with Rsinhardt ''In this building th1
net 10 answer any questions tho Coroner might pas
TO youf" asked that Official "Hs did. vas me re-
sponse every wsL," sns Coroner added. II oniy
wanted give You chance 10 tell us where we miShs
Tb. iury ev,dsntiS had their minds made up 70
rspdsr verdict but the District Attorney suggssaso
another adjournment, for the reason, be said, thAs
the Grand Jury of Richmond county meets next Mon
the prisousr's counsel might lnsst on Reln-
haydIs case being presented 10 The Grand Jury Tho
District ttorney wanted TO AVOID this, ~ ne Wou0
not, IN that event, have sufncisnt time 70 draw up
aecssdngly adjourned until Thursday evening nsxt.
The prisoner Was then taken between Two police
men TO ths village lookup l.ss1
IL is alleged now that Rsinhardt. before his mar
the same mouse, and, under promms Of marriage,
betrayed her 1FA 's
- 4 LETTER yRox PAULINE Drr1xAR. 8 l2y.
p..p. r.sans o. a. No % B.rn street N.sasr
isrday received . letter from her IN wnIsa
she expresses herself deeply Inundated over
what has bsfallsn "Eddie," saying that she knew
nothing abou. Annie Dsgnan and was inno:sns sa:
she cannot return TO Newark ossaase g
the shame she issls but WILL md service
in some family elsewhere. The letter
expresses the deepest for 'the calamity that
has ovsrsaksn poor Annie and hor family" rauine's
parents claim that she was regularly marsiea %
ReinhaYds In Newark some iour months age.