The New York herald., 1878-10-08

ing to her waist: she always appeared nico and
clean she complained OF toothachs, and ! was loia
sue mad Tooth missing; never knew
Rcinhardi 10 take wheeoarrow TO the woods Tor
wood: he used 70 bring wood home IN a hae; on toe
day he moved lie brought home the barrel empty
keinhsrdt Was away two days and night when 10
went away with the German woman.
THE CARPET AND RAG.
Josephine Herborn, bright giri OF thirteen and
daughter OF tho last witness, on being sworn Iesi-
nardt lived my father's house; his bus
mess iu cream and candy; knew his
we also; reeoes' sae aay rasy WIN mosea earas, y
II and bag over III don't know what was IN the Dag
be said he was going to take u to ms sister ne got
around corner; when he was taking out tho bar
row upset, and ne lifted It into the barrow again
himself no had another barrow at nrst, but no said
tho wheel was not strong enough, apd then
no asked the little boy II BE- could
not lei him have another barrow; he went
with It through Gore street the bag tied around
the head OF the barrel and could see the carpet
sticking out over the edge OF The barrel; know tho
have heard my mother and Bernhard quarrelling over
Al this stage the inquest was aaJourned until
tins evening, when several other Witnesses whose
Testimony, II Is asserted, viii complete the chain of
evidence agains, ksinnardt. will be examinsd.
WHAT THE NkGHBoRs SAY.
Last nght reporter called AT No. 132 Broomt
street to learn what impression the prisoners actions
in daily contact with. Renhardts apartments were
dark ana tue ooor was fastened His wiic, startled
suddenly been brought and loss how TO judge
him. naa lett the mouse 10 seek shelter elsewhere
''She was vers lonesome, poor soul, aud right
ened at the accusations they made against her
husband; SO sue closed up lse house r sn,s even. en-.
mother iives' Further inquiries revealed that
woman. '' She had become quito Infatuated with
Reinnard before their marriage, and had 10 contend
with her own peoples objections to the match as well
as the nostiltv OF his parent. On that account Out
little intercourse passed between The relatives TIL the
new revelation shut their estrsngement out Of sight,
The Reinhardt's, man and wie, lived very happily
together the general verdict OF the neighbors;
they were poor aud had little enjoyment. but they
made OF avail whatever opportunities offered Rom.
bardt was also voted SOBER INDUSTRIOUS fellow, whe
was iuil OF good nature aud who, they believed wous
not knowingly do any one an injury
One Of them-a man who worked by the prisoners
side in Suffers marble worHs-sad he AWAY
found him Jovial ana enjoyable com.
ago" 6aid he, 'and said he had just
come to tho city 10 live. lie hired Inc rooms anc
next day brought the furniture 10 them Then
Mrs. Reinhardt appeared. she was quiet, easy
going woman, who minded ner own business and
had little 70 say to those about her. He seemed
much attracted TO her and spent all mis- leisure IN
her company. uo never carod about gong out OF
night, and whom he lett the house Tor any length oil
time no usually brought her along with him. Shortly
alter he hcre he said he intended selling OUT
hts soda water business and looking for work IN New
York.
IN QUEST gMPLoYAINT.
He hattor by trade, he SAID. but he had not
boen engaged Ut II Tor some timc and he could poi
linton would no. admit him. He know
something OF shoemaking. too ana he worked attnAt
In somc downtown shop Tor while. Tnen
he came 10 Mr. Safor's marble WORKS, aud
has been steadily employed there ever
since. When the story Of the Staten Island
mystery got afioat and some officials came here
IN search OF him. He seemed to regard the
whole affair q joke. Ono day they
brought August Keymar here. de would not sec
very Distinctly indoors SO Rsinhardt went out to the
street with him. Then Keyman, alter looking at m
closely said, with good deal OF conGdence III you're
not tho man have been your brother"
He didn't appear to mind that, and when we spoke
OF II to him in the shop hc generally laughed and
didn't seem understand that ne was in danger. AZ
homo no always seemed good spiriu
aud mad musical Instrument Of somo kind hS
sp.nt halt the limo playing on. II he's guilty II
Will DO quite a surprise to people who knew
him. II he expected arrest 1t seems TO he would
have tried 10 get away. IL is some time SINCE Key-
here, and no bad lot OF chances to go.n
Mr.. Anthony Safer, In whose marble works, In A.
torney street, Reinhardt was employed, also gave
favorable report OF him. He said ne had workod
for about eight weeks with him. ana always appeared
Industrious aud attentive to his duties. In that tma
he did not lose than day, and thai
he devoted going down TO Stapleton TO dispose Of
some hxtures he had left there. 'he was good
humored fellow, too" said Mr.. Safer, "und one
would fancy he haa tragic crime upon his con.
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