New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-17
The Ann-.I. Murder.

wafds and Aldermen Mo,erois ana Dodge Trai Of Abr
made Iaaiap % eAarE' Of ns Murssr Of NJ. Ns'R-
Fou j. Simpfon sworu Reside a; IL sprueesi wa.
acquainted with Mr. NeI he relation o. mine h.
the mutdcr saw him 20 20 the store opposite
nooed Je.eidsy saw the body again about o'clock in
clothes a. when my store exsuined 10 see II here
we're rents In bis clothes. bot found none bis
kuow tho time to have been ~ 20 y minutes myself
and another were 70 20 on fishing excursion ard
looked At the CLOCK and IS to the time OF hish tide
sid not SPEAK 20 Mr.. NELL that morniug.
Francif MeIn,prs swoTn.-l Mr. Graham here said the
defence would make point a. to aseertaDins where Mr.
Nci was the previous night ana regrets he snail per
haps hsve 20 subpoena the widow Of deceased
he Htfnsu proceeded Am stage driver Tor Hatfield
Co.'S Sowery aud Houston g. line say prisoner about
half with he asked how long had bee here ana
asked him how long he mad he SAID he was working a,
hs trade with named Nei but there " as not
doing aud he thought he would look round he said
Mr. Neil owed him money and he aid no, know bot he
would stay with him tl he boarded IL out he ssled me
when met him 10 call him Moore he rode with
The box from about 10 near the time OF his arrest
had been acquainted with him for 10 years Il takes
hour and half TO make rip that Dunlap rode on
the box with me over two hours
The prisoner stated 70 officer Bloom he went from Mr.
Neis 10 Peck-sip. thence through Wsters 10 where
Soong man keeps that boarded where he did remsinsd
leT went 20 the Bowery, stage with whom he
acquainted and got up and rode 20 the time when he
vas retaining home and was arrested.
MarRast Ann Dsvoe Ia respectable looking lady sworn
Prisoner boarded with me his general habit was 70
lone ,bs, dso dinner :. usual hi. general conduct
house good his conduct more childlke than
otherwise he played with my children as SUCH he kept
fer a. know, good eoppany there wss one occasion
the house when IL said hs had nsuted some per-
.on asked him il he had and he said not the person
,aid he had and he denied II thought while speaking
oft be got little sngry and supposed my husband
sbe lie had heard so mueh OF Philadelphia said viii
have Phil lphs riots here heard Of killers
DOT inluted the person when officer Norris came to
search his rank aud ROOM he said Dunap had murdered
his employer; his mother about the trouble;
hoU2h' her Diee Kind Of woman Dunlap usually lett
his shirts IN The bedroom when he pulled them Of.
Julia Mccormick, woTn.-Lyed with Mr,. Dsyoe saw
prisoner come home that osy as usual TO dinner 90 nor
whittier he he changed his linen that day not he
stairs, usual with him when he came home
Mr. Graham on the part OF the defense ssid the tssi
mony such that IL viii not be necessary % make any
formal opening As the prisoners reputation hes been
tssaisd commissions have been sent 10 Philadelphia IN
rei8tiOn % IT, h.ch viii be read
Rosannai DarTaah deposed Resides In oslphs,
Mead e. u work Ia straw millinery have known
- - - ,Vss b, he sist YEAS svo Ssbsn he was 10
years Of sge he is not relation OF mine, but boarded at
Ms fathers and have seen him there IS often as once
week he Is Of mild and gentle temper and II taxes
treat deal c excite him lie was learning the tsde Of
3suter, and industrious aud honest left Phsdel-
JostpI n Sseg Resides corner Thirteenth and Carlton
Philadelphia ~ Of age, constable BY occupation
The object OF the testimony was TO see If he belonged to
he killers have never heard anything against Andrew
amss Johnson 81 Gebbard st. porter lave known Dun
him as often as twice week he worked for Mr..
Thorn be is is 10 opinion, Of mild aud gentle temper
Nm Perkins. csrpenter-Have known Dunl,p or 4
yesTs DO know and have heard anything againtt
him any angry In ny hiei he Is tteacy ed
industrious young man never knew or heard OF bis havin
.45Jaham 5;riGi. 10 Jupiter-.t deposed similarly.
Mary McKeuc, de posed-Rsside a. go Wood ST am 90
years Of sse have known Alex. Dunsp years never
heard anything against him. lived in part of the house
with his faher and MN every Day for three yeArs
disposition he s gentle his character Is mild, good and
Catherine Ann Alerandcrs2 years Of age; reside with
nv husband in Wood-st have known Alex Dunlap five
years and have heard anything against him; re
ded and exchanged visits with his family daily
worked for Mr. Thorn going on three years MS gen
eral character has always been good
liza Perkins Resides in Wood-st with her husband
IS wears Of have known Dunlap nearly three years
him excited 10 anger his general character
James Dunlap sworn--Am father to prisoner in Phils
delphia reside at 296 Woodst; II is IN the north wes
part OF the city Gales Spring Gsrden never heard sny
hing aid against The character Of nv son, and reye had
any trouble with him; never him angry Ia my life
oever; bis habits good he was II years OF age when
he misfortune Of his being broken happened he ws
from school while; wentto Mr. Thorns he is now about
49, vas not nome At the misfortune OF his being
broken he sent Of GRAND by bis mother 10 orns
home his younger brother who was looking at renage
rie the officers were thsre boy Htthe corner uucs
with his head he went home and ms nose sweIed
hut his mother DID not know what TWAS mas
hts breathing and causes HI m 10 open ms NOUN ne
ne never belonged 10 any fire company al Phi aoeiRha
what called killers keep down by the Navy arc
about miles from me; his mothers name w's May
Moore before married her he has two brothers younger
than mself believe he chose the painting business ~
was short al the carpenters business but od no
ike il; he was between and yesrs with Mr. Thorn
ne boarded with there was some MISUNDERSTANDING
70 not Learning him sign painting as had been supposed
which was the cause of his leaving Alexander picked VI
kuow ledge from others believe his mother received
the intelligence as to what occurred in before
did / think he gone from Philadelphia when VI
heard II about two months.
Cros,erominsd left his boss without his spProba
l 80 ,,,far r4araf auy
saw Alexander the evening that his nose GOT hoke
he lying the ssttee, and had much fever on MN
he was child then. and told how It had occurred tn
that struck him. he ,ad was niue shorter man MN
self he running chased away by the police from IN
Me lgere Alexander turned the corner my busnes
has always been 70 drive cart or wagon ano was a"
the day he was hurt WITNESS was an in'elhgent' re
NJ Room Policeman, recalled Examined clothes
sworn think they the same ss prisoner had on he
| arrested. D.,
loci n Thorn sworn-ls acquainted with prisoner b
came in June, ls45, and left IN August 1874 wa
painter ard glszier his conduct was always seoo an
his DISPOSITION peecesble knew him 10 be engage
in sn trouble connected With any party gathering
any of he party clubs never knew him with
| enRnes what are called killers never heard inoeh o
but believe they were IN sonth|atk, apSaa q,
keep in Niue-st he boarded with his aiher the oncu
between Us was my branch of business was prlnelpsH
stzng bat he wanted 10 learn sign painting when ha
agreed to learn him. sod nteneeo 70 some tDs ot ousl
no vas very ambitious 10 learn aud did obtain knoweo
himself; there was no bsd feeling between Us when
left ard supposed he would be back; he went wthot
nv Leave be VS. bound 10 me advertised him bscau'
thought The law required il advertised him as Andre
Dunlap t.,s
Nr M4fIeres recAlled-The clothes here shown hin
are the same ~ N .,oner hsd on when met win MN
! WiIlsrn.st There marks OF blood upon ineh
The back windows down when went into the Dss
| ment asd saw Mr.. Neil ,,,s L.
NJ, (iTansm said in relation to what Mr. Ho0gana re
testified that Dunlap told him the boys In Phaoeiph
were ia the habit Of wsylsyiog their boses and dshgnn
their faces that from the affidavit OF MI hoo
| and In that Mr. Ii. said-Dunlap said there bad bee
cases in Philadelphia where boys gave their bosses no
spR when they could get money from them sno ne sa
! same mi sht be done here. 80, a,,..
| TIE District Attorney read more OF the shdaNit,
| which MIR H. said after Mr. Palmer came from the pas
| ment ne saw Mr Mathews come up Annst who sslo
hsd met MI Neis apprentice in Wilhan-st Jus' four
| the - ,, a., p..,
The District Attorney also offered 70 recall MI barn
10 bew thst DunlAp had admitted to him that MS nose n
bsen broken while In sht at Philadelphia, but the ne
Testimony was objected 70 as the point had been iuy 60
| troverted aud the testimony ~ould be Irregular
The csse here rested both sides MI Ofansin vase
,iTous of submitting 10 without summing up, but the ~
rict Attorney thought IL would be proper 10 sum up.
recess OF one hour allowed after which Col aok col
| nenced snmuiing up the part Of the defence ,c -
He vas followed, for prosecution, by MY OSonp,
| The summing up will Re CONCLUDED ms forenoon
Messrs. Graham aud Mckeon.
. MILL BURNT IN ESFIELD.-The Traveller OF IA
evening says that the mill Of the Minot Msuuiaet
ring Company situate in Enfield Mass was destroyed
ERE a. n NJ the lith inst The hte took In the
tic IL is supposed from friction In the machinery 70