New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06
ettp EnteIilgenee.

& coupr OF SgssIoss.-Before the Recorder,
4 r,d.e Lyneh and Aldermen Underwood and Marin.
Tr5ni for Rape Continued.
Tse Trial Of wiaa Dinger, impeaded with Underhili
,a ua,sed for az alleged rape Ann Murphy 10 De.
ceG,bee last, wos resumed
s1naS gsre. syora-Lives on rar. of the premises OF
c s the Cottage Heard the noise OF female on the
njvb, In question; the door of her apartments
a no oae cries first proceeded from the pre-
es and nfter.ard :om the bar roon they appeared
be freU, 4 person 10 deep distress
o.s-eronined-A few minutes interviewed between the
,se in toe back and in Tie barrooI and tic nsse,
sh. thinks was only Of Il few Innu,es' duration.
taae Scterwerkorn recaicd.-Whcn Dingler came into
he re.ctoy company with another person, she asked
him what the disturbance in his premises, and the
cause of the noise He said nothing
CiarsssB Croius, Alderman Of 6ih Ward, sworn-Was
present The watch house the time the girl there.
Ills statement Of her examination, and the Identification Of
Int persons is subtan iay the that given by DR..
McComb lost evening, and unnecessory TO be repeated
TIE gri did identify Ha;cld, and Dipgier stated that
the efe nee committed by named Roome, who
passed through the bsrroom with the girl and that he had
Business rbout ha; time OF The building The girl ap
MI red perfectly sober the time, but il great distress c
mind Permitted Diagler 20 honae that night from his
previous knowledge Of the man. be being also licensed from
pretty high Thought that, from the property
Dn.ler owned and the offers by his friends ga bail till
next morning, there was sufficient security for his appear
ance IF Dingier had not appeared the morning.
would have taken prompt measures 10 brig him hsre.
TIE prosecution here rested.
L. g. Shepherd, Esq, Of the counsel for the Defence
opened with 5rie address 10 The ury and then proceeded
/ 10 c1 his witneSses.
1 Cfcres Os,ander sworu-Was at The Cottage on the
evening Of Dec. Sd Saw Ann Murphy into pre-
niiscs between and oclsck with Jacob Rocne; she
walked straight through tie barroor. Witness then
into The street in company wl Dngleri conversing
with hin al the tire the girl in. Saw the girl go
far as he back rooH she made resistance eucry;
she had hold OF Roones arn and was laughing she
In. Lei; DDeler on the opposite side Of Broadway,
Pearreei 10 speak to friend for few mjnrtes and
returning 10 the Cottage Dpger standing the oop
The girl tba. time either crying, awng something
.e ate barr asked ber what the matter bot received
no reply; then went back into the yard, and returning,
The sl had left the premises Roone has LETT the city.
Cras,-erannedA brls'naker by trade, and at pre-
sent doing roiug worked some years ago, for about nine
months With Wilson Browne but forgeis the OF the
street. Was subsequently, in The brig Dolphin The
cost OF AFRICA. discharged at his own request, and
came home in another vessel since which Time he has been
specusDg produce, &c. Has been E the habit OF gam
blior al The Co;t7ge The friend he The opposite
sie of,h street woman; about minute and
half with her Witness mentioned the names of several per-
sous ia the bar-r0om oa his returN Walked up and down
Broadway several time. aer going out was in the Cot
Rge time OF tue arrest OF Dnger subsequently he
stated that he the time of the entrance OF the
watchmen into the Cottage The witness underwent quite
leng cross examination
One ofthe Attorneys in the Court-R Voorhees-under-
iatng the jury where the witnesses were,
being stopped Or oicsr made appeal the Court,
andwas replied TO by the District Attorney, who would no!
unless s Of the counsel for the person
on trial The Court refused to allow him 10 enter the
CHAMBER as he was in wise concerned with the t,iaL
Rcsuned-Dngler told the witness that il Roome woua
cone the stand The matter would end. He hunted up
witness for the trial. but could not find Roone
Chnes Pearce sworn"as barkeeper at the Cottage on
the night of the alleged outrage. Did Ann Murphy
20 In getting from the hydun front of
he premises; met Dnger and Osirander coming as he
going in. The srl came from the back into the
bar about minutes after, Alone and need calling
the persons vagabon &c appeared very angry and
said she had been abused she did act kea person per-
fecty sober Asked her what the matter and could
gno answer; hooght she going to strike me. Dim
ger into the bar about minute and half after the
girl CAME In, bul she did accuse him Of any thing.
peoa named norrison patng her the back at the
time and ende1vorng to &c, her on. She subsequently,
returned with The watch
Crosa esamned-Roome in the bar about 90 minutes
ptylous;o wnesss going for water which time he left
Ta7 girl rot offered dollar 10 go away, and walked
very when she the door Of the back to
show bc place she sad that she went through seemed
great passien but exhibited signs Of lameness
exhaustion; neither hercoihes Wnesss In
deed for assault and battery on the girl There was
rush when the watchmen 10 arrest the parties
Emira Mitchell sworn.Resides at No City Hall Place.
keepa boarding house Ann Murphy lived with her as
servant girl, and passed By the name of ONc or cconner
Saw The girl in the Prison since the affair at the Cottage,
knew to be the person that lived with her she
the habit of going frequently nights and stay
Ing as II o'clock The girl lived with her for two OF
three weeks but wages. She home
lines by male person, and was intoxicated several times
while she lived there. A man TO The house and
asked TO sees Catherine, bat This girl was then out
Crcsserar,ined-The girl had made complaint against
the hsnrSS the Police but ill after she had been dis
charged had no particular reason fer dschargng the
girl previously of her going ont at nights usea
down into the Kitchen and occasionally found her not
there nights huks of the persons that came hone
wih the gill was her broihern.law. Might have had
Girl by the of Catherine living with her at the time
Ann was.
Direct resumed The girl lodged ia the basement Of the
house. witness down and found the door
locked. She then told Ann she wished 10 in raped
upon the door, and repeated her request 10 come n The
door opened, and she found the window open, and
Annpartia!.y urdressed preparing togo 10 bed Tic
s1i told her sat the window opened 10 enable her to
zee up earY in the morning A, another time the
a eesed admt;ance TO witness aud told her that she
hau her asau there.
CrOsst1onaeton resumed Cannot tell why she did
echa.ge her when she thought tho girl bad had in
Tue kitchen alone with her. At Tire ,imc the girl told the
witness that She had her beau in the room, she admit
@d Alter moment or two by the GIRL and ound no one
ss @ beside her thcre nor sny indications OF the kind
aae court here TOOK recess
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Me American Museum two days longer-his is therefore
gel up with such iase and expenditure Tor the hel
and which have for the ss, two weeks drawn crowd
~ aoseS An boar caunoi be more prcfaby passed than
aihis esia5ishment-especally at the Saloon perform.
sacss, al bal.past one and a, seven, r. NJ.
NEW YORK, Dec e;,h, 1912.
DEAR SIR hereby soemnly certify tand shall be
py 10 sae these facts In detail TO who will call
ais that wife in April las, took cold, which
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