Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-20
Heard Ms. Townsend saw there was Iamp bang.


Heard Mrs. Townsend say there was lamp hang
ing up in the entry. She also said she found
light in the back room, standing ON the floor nea
the back dnor-t was glass lamp.
By a yaror-Was never oahrd upon witness
before to-day. He was at the hease during III,
coroner's examination, and saw Mr.. Brink there
but he don, know whether Brink saw him.
The counsel for the prosecution then called
Ur. Lg0n-Hc is keeper OF Bellevue prison
Has had charge OF the prisoner at the bar. Docs
not know Mr. Furone. He fecolleos man who
came up TO the prison 10 Mr.. Robinson, who said
be suspected he vas witness for him 4; he want
ed TO see him 10 see If he was the same person in
his shop on the night of the murder. lie told him
he would have no objection if Mr.. Phoenix had
not, and Mr.. p. was then in his room. MI.
Phoenix told him TO let him in, and take notice
what was said lie went in with Mr. Fnrlong /;
when hegot IN. Mr.. +. said to the prisoner, how
do you do have piece in the paper a
bout you, and want 10 see II YOU amt the young
man iha, was in my store on Saturday nights" and
then said be- did recognize him, aud lac was the
person that had been in his store. lie said, Mr..
Robinson YOU fecollect Nod in my store till
ten that night, when we compared watches. II
was Furong said thai 10 Robinson. lie said he
was witness, and saw the paper, aud volunteer
ed 10 come up and see prisoner. Prisoner ex-
pressed his obligations for his Kindness in coming
to see him. He never said request from Mr.
HoSie was not good because il came from a wing
After prisoner had been there about week. he
observed bald spot upon his head. The Satur-
day before the prisoners arrangement, be went
into his room and there found n barber cutting off
his hair He stopped him, and told him he was
afraid he was i1uing the prisoner and him,
DR.. Allen ordered the hair TO be cut and shaved,
Mr. Ind, ~ ,s, =.
out
Cross efamiaed-ltwas week or more before
] observed the bald spot ON his hcad-lc had
heard Mr.. Hoffman say he ought not to have his
head shaved without tie advice OF the counsel, as il
might lead to unpleasant consequences
Rr BWnhdm--is door keeper OF Bellevue PR
son. Was not in court at the time Nj Furlone
was sworn Knows Mr.. Furlong. Had permit
ted him 10 60 and the prisoner at the bar.
He brought order or request. He permitted
him 10 see him on his own request. lie wished 10
see II he could not RECOGNIZE him as the younp
man who in his store. He went into the cell
of Robinson, who extended hs hand toward, linn.
Robinson SAID TO him. after te had asked HIM if he
recolccted being in his store Saturday night, if
You have any thing To say, sly 1t 10 my counsel.
Cross eramined.--llc ,aid hc wished to rceoe-
nize him. He did say To me HAT lie wished me To
say nothing about II. lIaacycr saw any bald
spot upon lis head aud must ha1e observed it
observed his hair 10 lalloGt, us hn passed the I'm
gers through IT; II would como cat in great guam
tlties.-Cannot be mistaken about the bald place
and must have observed it Have >ccn him oct
ting mp and going 10 bed, his back towards me and
IN every situation was likely 10 the bald spot
lie would believe Mr.. Fufloug ON oath. Had
known hin tof some years, and nothing agains
him and he has seen him frequently a, hs iather',