New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
Trial of Tn omas A. Walker for the Murder
of his Wife. Firth DAY
COURT ~ OYER AND rgRNi>BR Before JUICE Hafsui
Aaeru-n l.Ius s1t " 90


John Brs,eL sworn Is physician residing IN Twenty
seventies between Second and Third avenue reco.eci
the day Mr.. Walker shot, called boz on tiai oc-
ca-lou found her 10 slate of collapse and blood moving
about az inch and half he I'm o the shoulder joint,
s,s ,l,f AL mon below te collar bone Drs M0rn and
amer were there found ball lai entered TIE chest
placed complex lroA oi c0ftoul to he wound and
go. rord ne bren.f ana hal her placed go a cot.
w1eu the wound B ile back was discovered aieni'u
Der r her death. fle next evening" made o-innfirm
sxamluauon assisted by DR. Morrill,, other phy-can- De-
ug present read the postmoriem. taken az 20" Nar
correspouded, IN substance "iA ne testimony Cay
gwen the pecfora muscle, where tn~ bail entered was
laceraied about Three .tcur'' ana atPeaIte .o M
shout quart oi h-opd ~ goa ~ lA -r ~ ..
chest RI shi lung collapsed the distance through ne
chest between tie wound pa ioii ana -nA. .aeA va
inches; deceased measured about tiee' incaes
the death caused by the wound u . bard 10 say ia
VIVA. direction he wound entered
Cro'sEaIaTined - "as called 9y MI MS.Aei. ne as
DO my brothers, drug store 0n Ilrday A. was passing
and wss pointed 0ui 30 him' he and went tosrnef
the louse no physicians we're mere triofe me- gl
for .hori tine 20 visit paeuf after TIE wound was
dressed. and wher got back Mr. W Wa here ne was
cIsiody s0ef .elng mere short psnod iAe hfs ine'
see some lady. the course OF ne ball appeared Dob Pc
frey urifjru. % sas o1oue the second anu llrd n1s
both broken they about an ncn apart .ne oa
probably br0ze 10Th ribs tle third rb being AiNr af
,lrr oui sld ,lr bal. lte o1hque, 90 "ond -'riar oyA
tie second and Tie iAlrd % man about tnr Ars pr Oh 'if
OC in-ary similar ghf % prisoner was standing -P o.
time. and deceased Also bal nred by former o. iolf
the P -ioi must haFe Oeen co.r POP pfl4ue- - mug. %
ing had the mlzze been plt close 10 ne orrasi u m .
a.
u -nlil ~ alnd we're asked hli A'i-.L4 49,.
Drrcf-T1e wound m.g1 have been inflicted u ihe per
sou nrng we're standing and ile decreased sll-s te
-ay tte wound could have been -alr u arfri'en v"
standing snd cr"ucnet % avoid l- shot sul--l'
solni fHr hardest tl'ns 90 1--WE in opinion nY1n ..e
Holud n-slt lave been produced D ~ Ml1A-s 49,
wi-ti1 a foot ~ me breast On qle-1on being assrd
a. 90 the hr gh of Mr. Walker % was stated by sf L
that Mr r height would bel measured We understand
Jlzes R0,les sn0rnAm id years Of age. fecplee Tue
asy Air. Walker .gas slot. Na- lvnz A. - Lexington
Hif as HrI s :
sogtl-eas; corner Of TTeuyourih.. ana LeKng ton-a'
from store have he prisoner n NY i4h store
several tunes. va. before Mr- Walker vas sLoti Ne
do store very ofen be- generally came 10
read psp-rs ard get cuup- of cSarst never io.
any notice 81 him reading he papers nor d." ioAz he
rrualed-so many gentlemen cane. De- stayed perhaps
sometimes 90 minutes. and -0urt mes - minutes De-
usually ~ ty iniow Which looks up ne Avenue do
not frcocc - lli lc 90 vas. whether before nriiis
De- came -O olr house except mat " -irf
DO -ec0eci that ever -aw hm trfr more il1n one
A 1avt dld lor lr street. except ol ine -ay
Mr- Walker Was shoe, VIXEN -a~ lm N-n Osp- Jo-1-
Psf,.s Nd .poru-L.ve a. s5i Ta.ri-ar. know
were -on1s i.9.le5 :, M M = -, ''-'l -
e. and LeK.ug fon--7 Ars " a-Arf Ay-s- eo-.- 7. -
from ilr Windows fy1lr'l-,, o. lci sloF -l-
have ever .rel tl- prisoner before
Jlc9t JlaHs7a 80 orr Live aor.i,s. corner 'el.g
forfl--f and LrxIurtul-lv.- DO - ofpo-fr hnorey
which W. n The laait of so-as oecs- o-y 40
Ni1f-r business, d--crbrs tl- y llYNsi c1lot sai
/ positively ever .4w fle prisoner before
| H-lreftl Dup. svorl--hesdr a. - Gre.n"1cn--
k-1v ,ae prisoner. sneW 81. Walker bret anew BIZ
uy house they RENAMED from Hl day Do ls- of midd
~ November. -ey l-el .eft tu 70 Mrs. els N NAN
Air " a.arr called -pol ne number pi Ames AI.rf
ward. LAD cuug-r-ar Ui-n Eir Qi-errli -uesf lai
NUMBER is4. -0ue Z ta~a - a.er part u year
ln1 sro-f middle ~ .4-f Frar44ry J. - as q
nv house. Inc always a1f4f Martha
Icy. parcl-r, "a Lat Icy were t- cp-'-f-a
Cons rlrIr, lur- suulrtl-lg " ~
SAID by him. at ra. about divorce ilat "as ~ u'
nara uarcr rh1k there TIRE. ne rsror 81 'la
lr.- here ere lr-- be- .e .1 inquire Alter Mr.
Waker- 10. bow sle IT. did 90 lngaf ABLY al t
c0nser.al0l -rose1 of t- sal be wished ~ save IA
! f1ing -fed be- E-d ~ geflE uarrlet again. ar
1id - any s-'her trouble lsA-d Inn ny -e " All
r1 3D. ~ divorce replsd llli -e ss1e1 10 get mar
REQ sgall aud be DID llf want any farther rv4oir D
-zc would Ike Mrs " akrr about O.. aid lske
NE sha t-olzlf % -s gong -p 10 - Der. tod en-
happy ofa recon arOn between them be- sad faai ~oul
never Dc be sad bel gong 20 - marled eEa.r Az
be did lot H-1 rs flrure br1e al-arred ~ -
| ziar u be- could bell %, asked d Ar. ana Ari
Hll were staying e. Mr. Weiss sui; Tod Inn no. b
Qld only tie ady ask-1 for Z -e w.s1tc % ~
lvoa.c Mr. Wells re said norEltLst-ltlng thai 2
owed Ter better any BE- ever sa~ hat sn
tae -rsf W0msn Dr. ever really loved 4sked ar
h4i made Lim feel be DID dlT0rcee IA reaso
[ D. had be replied be- had aEpe reasons; sad
! -ou'f think 80. Mr. Wakrr. nothing ruf b .rz.ol
aly uorc u ne ers-lous hen Lee VAS gli-g ava
re l-kec ny advice % whether D. better 20, ll1 a.
v-ee ain 70 do 80. told him tloght Mr. " els wgll
IKE lim 4u have llm be- sal W wol.
commencing re culVersL-oc. ne SAD ~ welte
~ Ms. Walker % have conversation with her, en-
| gst divorce from a-r, Mr. and Ms Walker 2
house Together. tllnk IN January asst; MTs. Wake
cane trs 70 psss the afternoon. she between a.
4 AID LII " about ID IS mI1QEes al.erE
Lad so tsxe1 % Der nssi sns WA n ne osck park