The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-10


down stairs without seeing that she got into the room
Some weeks before heard come quarrellng between
deceased and some woman Collected to0
DR. JAcoB q. GILroRD,examined by Mr. McKeaon,-
went on the evening Of the 5th July, with Mr. Marks
TO the corner of Ann and Nassau deceased and
awoman in the room she was crying and asked. " Is
he dead ?" Deceased had wound on the lsft side of
the head made nofurther examination the womans
dress darransed as to disclose the upper part
Of her bosom her hair disheveled
THEoDoRE WALLER, a boy about fifteen years Of age,
who had been employed in the Office Of W. H. Brown,
Corner witness) testified that he was on the pre.
misses ind closed the door Of Brown Office about six
O'Clock on the evening in question heard no noise.
, IHoM,s FR is, examined by MI. McKeaon.-
ago. and but twice since; have seen her with de-
ceased, on all three occasions the first time was at
house near Grand and Laurens streets the mart
time about the LIST Of January a. year ago. in
Spruce street we remained not over ten minutes at
this time when she wanted to keep hat the
third time was In Sullivan street. in March last she
attacked him in the street she took hold ofhis collar
pulledhm round and demanded he should 20 with her
wanted to push him up Grand street / heard him
call her Lou" and never heard him call her an v
thing eke found pieces Of the pitcher on the top
Cross-eramined by MIR. BRADv-When he met her
In the street. she asked him to 20 with her but she
no. say iSr vnst purpoe witness proved the hand
that Of deceased.
Captain FREprHrcK GILMORE Of the I'd ward police,
testified that prisoner brought to the station
about half-past seven O'Clock on the evening Of the
9th july asked her her name; che said Miss Sa.
NdBci nau a parasOl In her hand IL partly
brcken the piece Of comb produced was found In her
hair
JONI DoSELLY, policeman Of the ID ward being
sworn, testified know the prisoner; saw her in
Spruce street twelve months before this matter o.
Cured Objected to by defence.
JostPH l.. PLUMBER testified b often saw deceased
and prisoner together; did notfhen know the name
Of ceased.
Officer MoCvpy found some silver in prisoners |
pocket at the time he went to the place where the
murder was committed; heard her also cry out Is |
he dead-is he dead?i
q DR. WALTERS the coroner, examin ed by Mr. McKeon
! am the coroner Of the city; was present when
The yoa morton examination was made on the body of
the deceased, the 9th of July last there were ap
peafances Of slight scratches ON the face, and
.crat ches about the eyr there considerable blood
IN The oor the left paniets bone TO the skull was
wound extending about inch on the right side of
De fkull there was crev.se In which was quantity
81 exavasatcd blood under which the skull was frac
uied in rsdisted form; beneath this fracture was
ouLd olusion Of blood, about eight ounces on the
trtiD; The brain compressed by this fracture the
ds might have been inflicted by the angles of bro
stp pieces Of pitcher, such found in the room;
uhe OF the wounds might have been inflicted by fall
nH Oh the end Of the table the blow on the right tenn
PIE "as ~ Gciett to cnuse death; person might live
cfnt comfortable time after such blow was inflated
'tne hfteen or twenty putes; the blow on the head
az RAJ her angular, as II done with blunt instru-
ntnt, there was no mark Of blood on the table
Isaac W STEWART brother. In. Law to deceased, was