New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
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THuasoAr Jan. 5.
CoURr og SEssloSs.-Bsfore the Recorder,
Jadse Lynch, ED Aldermen Underwood and Martin
Epening Session.
Trial for Rape Continued.
The triaof William Dingier, iIpieaded with Uodefhs
and Hatfield, for alleged rare Ann Murphy IN De
cernber last continued.
Jaes Pickett sworn-was at The Cottage the evening
of Dec Sd. from until halt pas, ocoek Saw Ann Mnr
ply in there IN company with Jacob Rooue; she had
hold OF his aud passed directly Through 10 the rear OF
the PREMISES, Other free will Ding!er and osuander
talking together The time, and continued couversin
abou, minutes AFTER and then they went cut into the
street. Dnger soon returned and Ann Murphy had By
that returned 10 the bar. She stating about her
being abused by The young whom she came m WIN;
that she bad girl sc. She was standing with her
back leaning against the OF the bar; she did not
Dipgsr all though lie her in the room
Cro, erenineaTs 2 years of age ard was as' in
the employ Of MI Calender, about year sso, in the ca
pac!iy OF csbdriyar. Was ng in the barIoom a even
ing Until after the girl left doing nothing. jacob Roome
there about half pas, O'Clock and remained there
about hreeq oi hour, when he left ne second
time he he obtained from OF lie company, alter
asking several dollar bill for he purpose he said, of
giving IN female outside BE then came N with the girl
They back about FIVE minutes, and noise OF any
description made by The female. ALI three OF he
p.solers ii the barrcom during that tine. Pea!ce,
TIE bar keeper, showed her toward the door twice No
effort made by the persoas in The room to ascertain
who mad injured iltren;ed her find Roome. Ding
Ter present when the arheeper put Tie girl out Wit
ness then TO Pinteu1s aad stad I'LL The watch.
had gone into the Cottage D not like 10 stay at the
Cottage for fear OF The girls clothes w. re
Was the house VIXEN the girl selected
Dins!cr out
Direcremd.-The girl said 1.-THE watch house, among
other things that she recognized Dpger by his whisksr
No one lsft the bar at the time tie girl did. Has
| known Roome several years.
George p Nab.rry testified mainly the facts
the preceding witness. When TIC girl came out and con-
planned that she had been misued Dmeler made 70 sfer
q assist her Two other wltDesses-Htrdm Jo.tson ana
II p Hiyer-swore TO the facts the others; and
lampigh,cr named Josepi Nerct!e that he
h5d ineyc2urse with the girl SIZE Sleeping with hI' IN
btdwhcre other meE-neiiher OF whom, he ald
koew OF presence 1nis story papably false
that the audience hssrd him lou y while giving IL Rieh'
ard Earidge of the Captains OF the Watch testified
thai the girl once came The watch house "a lodge but a
pcae sober and viruous, alleging that she had got lost
The Coult adjourned I'LL Friday, az ii A NJ
FRIDAY, January6.
CouRr OF SEss1oSs-Before the Recorder,
Judge Lynch and Aldermen Underwood AMI Martin
Triui for Rape Continued.
Continuation Ef the testimony.
joseph Carlisle sworn.-Resdes at 81 Wiiam-street; Is
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Dngler about years hardwsrking industrious man
knows nothing OF his character. Dingier has wife and
three chldreE, and lives in Franklin-si.
CrsJseran,iaci-Kecps porter house called the Mag
noi Lunch,' corner OF Broadway and Chariberss Las
seen cSrd-payng going al lie Cottages kept the Cot.
ase year s0ce; has had open at times ali night
Chckerin kept the place. after he left for abcutf months
Jehn Beam, Constable OF 9Th Ward, swom.-Hos known
Dingier years. Dingler is shoemaker by trade,
and has rivcn carts for the Corporation Witness has
lbont an
| officer.
Grass. .eryntincd-Has been the Cottage wice-once
on le night of the aay has heard Dnglers place called
pretty hard concera and frequen,ed by per>on having
no oscnsble OF living. Tue house had bad repu-
| tatcn before DiDger took II.
Hn, Gage, formerly Super niendent of Streets, sworn
Have known Dngler for some time have heard nothing
against character; have heard that ne kept the Cottage
Cf1rret d. Tunison sworn-Dng!er was tenant of wit
ness years knows nothing against his charac.
ter Dingler removed from wincsss premises last May
ndrery Carney sgo-n-Is of the helrEgers OF the
City Hail. l, D,ohcr-in.law of Dnser's Dngler has
wife and !hree chdren his character is good has beard
nothing against it Dingers wife has been to see him ire.
qusrtiy in prison.
Gross eraained.-Secps u, the City Hail. carries Ding
eIs vctuas 10 him in prison. Has visited the Cottage
and slept three four nights has seen gambling car
ried on there Has visited in Ffankln-sueet, at house
keptby female. Declines answering whether lie was In
| the habit OF Sleeping in that house
Patrick O'Key sworn-Is stree! broker. Lives at 23
Bieccker ST. knows Ann Murphy by the name OF OHeil;
lived with him about three weeks heard that aiter she e
him size wenl by the name OF Wood; has seen her III The
s.reets-once with she was turned away as he found
that She brought liquors IN the house for herself She told
Elm that her sr kept baa house, and she had lived with
her for years On reading the testimony OF this trial
he went TO tie Cottage ard e his address with the bar
keeper.
Gross eramiaed-The girl sued him for her wages. Does
know that nonuit was entered In the case on account
! of the girl being minor. Her wages was never paid
Thinks she told him that She Tas rsm Germany. Lett
word with the bsrkeeper before be had the girl in p
or Had not seen her from June until that time. Has had
conversations with individuals relative 10 the Bible The
girl willie at his house was drunk occasions
Refused 10 pay her consequence OF getting forged bill
for groceries Loud Kisses at The end Of his tesmony)
! The girl ANA Murphy brought in and recognized
| bin as Kelly.
] HIM, Eofmire sworn-L;vrs AT 4s Duanestreet; IS
lime maker; knows Ding.er worked Tor witness three
years noihog against Dnser beer 10 the Cottage
] once OF twice on business with him
Eliza ifoore sworn-Lved al the tine of the afar at %
| Beeknan street; haew Ann Murphy about week pre-.
vicus 10 that Her husbands name is Warnsheid, and io
lows lbe sea for living Came home one evening ana
,rnd n. girl in company with my husband and mari
from lae Navy Yard, sitting al abe on Which a. DOL
lie OF gin Tee pscy, and staid there all night
for the purpose OF taking Ann over 10 Tue navy lara !"
see her bruter-naw In The morning be told witness ht
e ,s not married and that he intended TO marry Ann
The womaa that he had living with was not his
wife Twas early the morning, tnat dayi sht) when
they et, III. house The witness told the girl OF .he man
being married. she tsn told her that sic would go 70
ha ,o,s- ,f her mistress. The girl 70 wlnesss
hons. afterwards stating that Ter mistress would not
paw her her wages Took pity OF her and allowed her
10 remain with provided she would lot see Inc man
again from the Navy Yard She promised 50 10 CO. Tue
man came late one sight and wanted 10 see the si knd
insisted upon having the rsg from her finger Nisrsss
deoy. The man away Knew ofhe girls relatives IN
Ireland On the next day the girl eai out and obtained
i in The evening she returned with s;ockiegs sic