New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

something and told the witness that he was going TO
move the next day. AT $50 that evening Relnhafdt
seemed much excited and shut up his store which, was
the front one OF his three rooms On going upstairs the
witness had listened and heard the sound OF asa" IN
Reinhardrs bedroom below and noises as II Renhardt
was packing up his goods He heard the same sounuS
at midnight and carly the next morning he found tue
freshly sawed ends OF barrel slaves in the yard lie
went to New-YOrk and when he came back ReinhaIdt
lad gone. On the cross-examnation MI Heroorh
testified that on Friday night when he heard the saving
in Renbardts he had heard no cries FOR help nor
were there any sounds OF a struggle.
Josephine Herborn wife of preceding witness testi
fed that Reinhardts business selling small articles
and that Inc occasionally sold ice at Silver Lake
on the Tuesday evening before Reinhardt moved she
had a conversation with him. and asked him why ne
didn't ike his wife. He replied, angriy " II you want
her Won can have her." In the conversation Mrs Her
horn defended Mrs. Renhardt. and accused Renhard o
paying undue attentions to another woman sne Ssm
brui-e on her lin and with blood on her garments.
Thieb alTs Herbom was recalled and testified that on
the morning of Thursday. July 1s she heard
Mrs Renhardt scream. All tbe abuse Oi Taa T1n-
day and Thursday OF the week she dsap-
reared Between 10 and IL p. Friday the witness
heard saving in Roinhardbs room. Early the next next
morning she heard Relnhardt cry Annie, Annie Ge5
M ii YOU want go 10 your mother" Between ana
a. m saturday Beinhard. said that be was going to
move and his wife bad gone home short barrel
covered with a carpet and bag, stood in the Kitchen
Relnnardt said 1t was filled with crockery The barrel
fell off the barrow as he wheeled IL away, and Mrs Her
horn told him that he would break something; nut ne
said there was no danger The top OF the barrel was
oval Rcnhardt returned about II O'Clock WIN az, an
empty barrow. Jacob Kttner, brother OF kenhaiIts
sisters husband removed bis goods to New,I9 Inc
witness identified some clothing OF Mr.; KelnnarGts i
including ohemise that was found III the Darrell ana
which she said like one she once saw on Ars Rem
hardt. ,,.-,, ,,o
In order to make some testimony admissible, the
Rev Francis j. Schneider. OF No. l5S Aen-st, testl-
fed TO having married on July 13 two persons VINO VINO
signed their names Edward Keinnardt ana Pdullne
Dittmar He could not identity the prisoner as the man
he married. ~ -. ~. Mt,
bardt was to become IA mother in about hye weeks.
The Reinhardts carpets were lmlta ion Brus5sisono
second hand On the cIo'StAaiDnailon nlIs'
said that she didn't smell any chloride OF he III hln
about twelve wears Old Mrs Herborns daugniGr, ltsl
fled that Saturday morning she saw The barrel WIN
piece 0f carpet aud bag ON Us top hheh Tue DaILC'
tell OF Reinhadts barrow the bafre STRUCK on to CaI
pet end and bounced mp about four Inches NO so1hd
Of crockery was heard Benhardt then Dorr2@ed wine
Mosers wheebarrow and wheeled the barrel oil toward
hrs sisters on the RIchmOndroad Reinhardt returned
about I O'Clock with the empty whcebarrOw. lose
phne;ierborn an sister OF Rosa Herborn, testified
that she heard Reinhardts wife scream once. Nhgh
cXamned the witness said she smeit no chOtIe
Of lime when she was near the OaffeL III was sHohsP
corded. ,,
fouGd the barrel William H. snehan testified that he
dug M tic barrel which contained, besides the DOuy
Sheets pilloWslps, chemise, and piece OF worn us-
sels carpet. Willie Moser testified to having lent Rem
hdrdt his wboebarrow to replace one when ha9 Dt0A9h
mond-rOad. near CeDra-ayc. Ia Juiy 1873, he saw
young man wheeling a barrow on tine ROAD near
q bag and q carpet on the barrel which looked IKE an
lee cream tub on the crOss-cxamnatiOn the witness
said he was on his way his dinner when he saw Tie
Haa. William Cummings ana Edward IeddY also testl-
fed 10 seeing young man wheeling blfrCl near sllsCf
Lake late ~ the afternoon OF day u Juy, 1915 hrdy
affirmed that II on Saturday, july 20. Cummings
told lie man he was ID foot Tor not putiiug his
barrel ON the WAGON in frOut OF him. but the man re-
Piled that he not going far They were Wlihm a
stones il1w OF Wueie the BODY was found. on October
lG E,dQy Identified ina the N-W-BTrAtuu JAN tie man
whom D.. saw with the barrow. That man lac was told
was i.eiuhardt.
al rJl, point the Court adjourucd until o. to-day
An evening session will be held Tonight