The New York herald., 1878-10-08

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Q. What did you nave your deli in? A. In q bar
row aud say yoa were taking It TO your
slsterS A. NO, sir; didn't take any sa. oar.
hsye asy m,S as
wheel sods and other things in.
Q. DID you not borrow q barrow from tailor the
moved me nom Stapleton TO No 132 Rroomo street;
my wife was no. wiih me when ! moved;
packed up the things; put tho
croekery wAsh.ub; no one assisted me; carried
II out with help to the wagon; didn't say was gong
TO wheel crockery to nv sister; have sister living
on Staten Island; she lives on the Richmond road
and is tho wife OF LSwreuce Ketner; l have taken
nsr VINO moved my Orolher-in-law's brother; he
lives on the Richmond road he charged mo So, aud
paid tho ierryage; he never took anything from my
house to my sister's-
HE WAS NKAR SILVER LAKE
have had wheebarrow near Silver Lake; was
getting wood, old stumps, from around there; got
TO up the bil righ. front John Aarlins place.
on tho Richmond ROAD.
O. HAD you IN the wheeibarrow or spade7
O. Did you get iu csnvsrsa,ion with any ono over
the hill at tho timer A. can't say as to that.
O. Did you say to any one you met III ere that you
were digging hole TO bury dog from Mr. Csco's
@. Are you acquainted with Mr.. Cisco's place? A.
Q. You have no recollection of saying ,ha. the dog
large that you dam ike to have il burei on
Mr. Cisco's place A. don't know Mr..
Csco's place IS; my wife was iving in No.
lsa Broomo from July 10 10 July 2o
was married; remained on the island x the time
nights up 10 my removal 10 New York: was married
/ by Rev. Mr. Suyder; don't know his drst name; II
was NJ No. l5S Alien street; Mr.. Snyder Is Metho-
| dist
four o'clock when went 10 Silver Lake tor wood had
been there three four times before; dont know
where Mr. Ciscos place G II it's tho place where the
stone wall is / rccoliect It: wnen up there
comma down with the wood met my sister walking
/ with her cnild.
BY the corouer-Didn't your sister think IL strange
that you should wheel barrow up that steep hiiiY
q barrow on my back; don't recollect having
spoken to any one elso BESIDE my sister; may have
Did somo one the time OF day. but don'g recollect
CONFRONTED ny KEYMER.
| Az the request OF the Coroner August Keymer hero
| stepped up from among The audience aod confronted
Reinnarat said: III know this man by seoing him In
| New YORK; when ne came before me one evening
! Now York tho first time ever him In my
with mo at stapie,on was Mrs. HerDorn; / lived IN
lhs woman l v.ng with, but l dont thnk the
two good terms when Miss Keegan lott
shc left ncr trunk. tcllng me TO tako tho trunk
she would send Tor Il by expressman;
| aforward gave the samo axprcssnlan an order.
ana he came TO and said, "Give me
the trunk lor that woman - havo soen her
since Ms luto as three or TOUR weeks ago.
| O. Had she beon confined ihenY A She looked so:
only her from the back; was gong to my shop;
MSeu .o wa. leaving ana she
money beside; u was IN Grand street l saw
be, last sm No. wn any ., aes relatives
teon years OF age when l met her: sue was Of
sas s was .ok 0oSs .r hss c.d ss SIX
whether her compiexion WAS dark or light; her hur
reached down over her shoulders
10 turor-I believe had lost three teeh In the
front OF her lower jaw; can proauce her
or next day; she wore No.j5 shoe; could put hcr
shoe on.
| To District Attorney Croak-since l left Staten
Island nave been working N marble shop at No.
| time since LETT here; my work is finishing
| up marble shelves; haa not worked as Tho
Staten Island procured the situation from Mr.. Safer
| through my living In tho nouse at that number;
man named scnneiSsr there, and he .oId me
tnem rooms TO rent; Schncide has since gone
ne was nor som. % nrm ~
| ago; he was married man, but had no children;
became acquainted with MN IN. through sn nv wife,
ried ncr; sno was living with Mr. Schneids; she had
been working as cook before she went 10 Mr.
| Schnstdos; she mad been out OF employmsn only
| about woek when married. her.
WHAT DOES Sor KNOW.
There are about eight families living IN the house
/ where live; don't know what they all do; the
marble man occupies the hrsr noor; live IN the halt
basement asor; my vile never had sgn up there
midwiic; my wiie's mother lives in Burling street,
Newark, n. j.; her name is Dhmar; her hus-
ness Is; he Is not doing anything now ;
he Is an old man; my WHO has Two
the business Of she younger brother; dou't know
wnat the latter does wnen ne - empioysd; don't
know the nu%boS Where .nay ve IN burns
street, have been in he ice cream business for three
months; nave worked ., h .no ha. business ,s1sss
Hv,us living a. No. $50 Orange ''s street. Newsrs. %
BY the Coroner-what was the business OF Mrs.
| SchneiieY A. Staying n0mo and keeping The
q. D,d Mrs. schneido ever visit you on Staten
q Did you aud your wife visi. her IN New York;
| A. Yes, SIR, sometimes.
Q. Did Miss Keegan visit with you at tho house
| of airs. ScnneideY A. No, SIR sne never did
| 10 jaror--Mr ana Mrs. Achneids left, think, on
! wished mo goodbye in tue house before they left
/ To another juror-Miss Keegan asked me 10 marry
| her; did not marry hor; have only been married
To The Dis,ric. Al.ornsy-I had been keeping
company with my wife about six months
IN Newark al. ball gwen BY q
cinb; went to spend social evening; about thrco
tour months after that she came 10 Now York ana was
cooking IN house in Lexington avenue.
MRS nERBoRSs' TESTIMONY
Mrs. Josephine heroorn. delicate looking German
| woman was next called TO the witness stand. She
by Rs,nhari aud another mad provided for her.
Having been sworn, hrA Hsrborn testified as ioi-
/ 1.-Two in Gore street. stapeton. In tho village
Of Edgewater; mo and my husband own
present; knew Roinhardt wnsn he was IN my
housej he moved In about tho 18th Of April,
p a'0Ss s moysd in h ws wno w.s
living with him, came Ia win her brother; Rom
hasds ,oSsa was absent ana .as NV woman came a
II guess IL will do;p 4 was friendly with
the woman all the tmo sho living tnerc; she
Sold mo sue certificate and was married In
New York. they moved away on tho 2o.I Of July,
tnreo months anu eight days aiter they came
IN; about a week oeiore they left she told
me- they had only lived togetncr since they
IN my house; before ioaving, some days. sue told
sho didn't krow what the man Was going 10 do;
one aay he said No going 10 move
and than again he didn't know what 10
do; about week before they LETT the
woman said 10 me, .Run to the window and see
then he " walking aown the street with another
woman" shortly after he moved away
httio gri broughS mo card with
s.Paunne Dumar' on IL; the little girl
then brought the lady TO me- knew by her dress
IL was the one | had seen walking away with
Reinhardt; she asked mo II knew where Mr.. Helm
nardt went; SAID, "Nu +" and then said, sYou nave
made trouble Ia tho house; Reinhardt 10 married
and his vito is soon going to be connned;"
sns then said, II must 20, as l have 10 take Ihe
boat;" saw tho first woman. Miss Daegan (shs