New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

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Vi ID Mr. tn send for physician; he asked me- to co.
ard laid tt being slippery mlniug my sod would 20
QUICKER and sent hm; LeKf saw DOminick about haf past
g when he was dead tn weight here shOV ths one
thrown "a ha nodded weight apparently zinc recognized
prisoner when came 70 Couu last Monday, no person
pointed bin OUT 10 fOQr five prisoners were bought
into Court, and pointed him the one went 20
Identity him Al The City Prison FEW DAYS amer the homi
eide pointed smother man as him hut made uistaxe
hem there bur about Eve minutes made mistake ia
pointing ont another man; recognized hin here while he
% GERS lAkiDg of Ms and other prisoners htni.
cuts. bad been subDeuset on the tral.
Coserainei- The hsd notb-enin thu store more han
minute before the We ght THROWN; think there
two lamps H Tie store, wertsto The store fora loaf OF
bread my business is that % shoemaker worE by tie
piece % vichs and generally get 10 ny work Ia
the store; Miss civil house: DO n) suppose hal been
open 81 nght took the young men, waen they cane TO-
to be sober; when prisoner threw lhe weight l was
scared Tor es be- ahl throw Al me. wh-n DECEASED
FELL cried Murder there we're larger aud smaller weights
on the counter where this wss tax from deceased mad
not risen before they went out they were there atogeth
not over IL or Is minutes did not hear any swearing
went to he City Prison 10 denuy prisoner al The request
Of Police ohcer Mr. Ednonds, the Keeper, told me
had not picked The man OUT looked 81 the prisoners
there, but some OF them held downher heads thinE The
me pointed ont looked ike him. deceased about 40
yesrs Of age German about feet 10 inches coasid
ersbly taller than prisoner be wa very civil man.
The Court then took a recess for dinner
Aer the recess the physician who wascaled to deceased
skun was fractured deceased was not trepann Sd the
wound on the temp caused bis death.
Orcey orr, Eleventh Ward, testified 70 seeing prisoner
on Saturday night lh January In front Of grocery and
liquor store he speaking loud said that ne had gone
In there and called for something drink and offered TO
them all and the three inside got hold OF him a1d
beat him and turned him out be said be could lick any
of them he pppeared 10 be inoxicaed told hi he uust
60 away, which he at first refused TO dos took bin by the
10 lead him of; be said he would 90 but come back
again when not there, and have satisfaction out OF The
part Of d Dutchmsn nsle nd OF him is for
man in drunken brsw to mske threats, aud did not
think anyhirg particular about IT, the keeper OF tue store
tolc that all be wanted for take him way.
thai when got TO some distance let him suspect
cd hearing that the man killed, who II that
mig ht have done H. and sci to worA prisoners traced
up Butcher Bill and fourtngered Dutch he TWO men a.
ready spoken OF heard that prisoner the store;
was tnesgeo from Monday 10 Friday IN efforts TO mad ps-
oner the reward offered Oh Wednesday prisoner
~ Ne TOmbs after he whs arrested
Oh0rs NeehS and DltcRng testihed 20 going 20 the
house OF prisoners mother IN Elzahe h-st third story
THE mother in Court sitting bes4de her SON twas
between and oclocS IN me mornings heard on geliDg
up stir nsoe in answered. the question VINO 10 there"
officer Downing N an assumed voice SAID, Its l. moth
er 3" the opened little way and then attempted
20 be shut but forced OPEN Two other females
there do know If they prisoners sisters or not
his mother said her not there opened another
door which WAS fastened with clothes pin outside aud
slight fastening inside we forced II; 10 the co ner were
LOT of old clothing such coats. panalO0ns &c
box on taking up the ihngs observed prisoner under
them be bad his coat boots and hat; the females
peared 10 have been in bed and have hnredy thr6 IN
on clothes LOOK prisoner 70 the siaionhouse,
his mother following INTO BroOme-st BuicDer Bill had
previously been arrested auo came 10 Elizabeth St IN GUS
tody, TO show us where prisoner lived
Mrs. heesfed testified To being in the store on the mor'
ing Of The zOih. as stared by Mr. Hunt
bad about four years prison came IN and all
"a for methDg - drink he hao been ddnAng Domnick
said Ne have got any tli gyou better mad 90 OUT
prisoner SAID ne would not 90 OUT ana began Cushg ana
swearing was waiting upon a customer and came round
asked what the matter, when h. said 10 Go
to h. and made a vug preston: D0miDck TOOK hold
OF him prisoner fell the barrel yOt and WAS
ing al DOnincE, when laueT went rlu The counteri
hold Of prisoner BY the collar and put him OUT he
waned to coue In sgan. aod tod him II he did would
knock him down tie officer came up heard him say 10
n officer he would hack other lime and pay Us
for U on the morning Of the 20h In bed when Do nj
nct came up be aud slept geheri asked Nun what
q matter; he gave answer, but grOaneti be
speab and ade noise but could nOt went
stars leaving Don mick Standing aud holding on 20
the post; Mr. Hunt Old me what AL occurred, aud
took candle and stairs, when D0minck was lay
Jog the bed and appeared 10 be asleep he never spoke
again he died between and O'clock; deceased WA
steady, temperate man
yourg grl named Catherine ONea testified 10 residing
al 100 AnthODv-st Butcher Bill lived with his woman
there; William Brown also lived there, with his womani
saw prisoner come there aud ask Brown TO lend him
shilling; heard him say be had got into trouble up town.
III stated that prisoner lived with woman IN Stanton
st.
third story; there but rOOm Of hunks on each
side was set by the officers TO watch for prisoner and
Butcher Bill told the officers TO come to my house, which
they did and gave Bill into custody Bill al the me- had
peid his woman BILL and had not been there for some
time before ,,
Nm Byolrn sworn-Do not recoect prisoner ever tell
Ing me that he mad got into Oleup town remember his
borrow ing the shilling; witness follows the sea
Adjourned TO this forenoon.