New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10

garnet; ruesdsy ashtI slept tbs where thsy
klisd think Sas lhassdsS ass; rsss cans ,ns .as
there don recoss-ct whether vas thai wesk Or oct
she seDt With Am G0cur part ef time she also set
sIrssse in his conduct whae IN Ih- garnet sat
In the where they weie killed right b. ssosf t~s
reess before there some Ang over h' he said tAAs
as could avoid II don't know hat he nssat he ~ss
sAAng to Mrs Gsldrs night ~hen vas sieeprx ~
ne sIet lei HIM taking the clothes Cd the bed IA waSs
them of he had clothes snousS on his bed Maxasss GAL
ISs $50 = sAs gafre, heS as the time R'IJ ,ssi
was about: he said. NCthRr
Tos ysror-Ta was sss Ieas- changed any l,ds-
nss. renamed ~ snrst dnnss me rcras.ier Of the
nshi he ateTp,es TO pun on The el,sss dsat kse.
the boards with sheet over hun.
Robert IaScYscr Coroner " " Williamsburg sfirmeS-I
know Patrick Go.dns. held the Inqaess tbs bellies
of Mary Golding ard Reilly the sssa Il Juss las
At Patrick GOllinsS house. the wonndsIen the body
o. len .,ds~Snfs sso%n1~sh., Smfs was OdSeed be
fore the lury had blood upon t 81 the saeeestien
cree AFTER had progressed with the Isqssess soas
time.
9-vhs, statements were made BY Reilly At taaSi.er
(Obectec to-oblectIon oveuulrd)
Q-Wnas WAS said 10 Reilly vhsa he appeared bsoFs
Al asked him whether he was married to this N;
told ann he had counsel and accused Of an a~fss
wosld eliminate hm thiak We had not eramaed all the
witnesses that intended examining before Reilly
It contained ia the minutes Of testimony ne came there
m the custody oit~o officers had made out rsaason
Oh inc kccpeI OF Cells
ppioned think; great deal usnspirsd that WAS net
taken down.
The Court asked the District Attorney whether he in
tended TO give the oral evidence he replied he did. and
the Court thought might DO rejected. Those facts would
probably DO contested and At not worth whs 70
smoaHass the case WIKI exceptions Evidence roedoetI
Margaret COHros young g about twelve yesp OF age.
ing and Anne Reilly killed there breakfast
went into the entry 20 s.eep the stars; while was
saw pns9s.er WITH his arm Isissi saw soms,sas Ike
(3Oldrel coming down stars and her L
went out the soop she came all the way Down stsus
house M suphys and came night out and hack there
crowd round tbs door saw Laurence Rslly cone
had seen Rc, between breakfast time aud the nms he
hsd this blade IA his hand saw him standing al table
with knife in hts hand saw that time sIcsp<
mother and Reilly he was IN the room at the time sst
his raised II WAS IN the breakfast room mother
was the length of the entry nom Reilly when saw
knife his hand the distance was about or ofeet;
Reilly ssng into the mother did not speak TO
me when ~he came down stairs did take of say
blood, mother WAS dead when came back frOm Mr.
Murphys she WAS hurt the len side there was no ether
man this house At the time, except Reilly
Cross srdr.'aGfIonl had lived IN the family ever sace
wastwo three wears old dea know how lsas Reilly
csnSsn during the time Ne s,ad there he slept in room
before women we're killed REILLY er anne there about
two weeks before the women were killed stated there
about two weeks lWness felt sick and leh the Court
IOom.l -
Patrick Golding husband and father Of murdorsdfs
that was killed was present at breakfast LETT the house
about 10 minutes before Reilly weat out esfors lett
first heard of this when came back from New
York about of an hour or an hour ses
saw Reilly golRg NJ the street with an officer
John NSy, sworn-LIye IN North f0uIth-ss., Wiliams-
burgh was not at C;odings the ofIense
committed but this first there afsrwafd saw old Mrs
Godng lying in the passage, leaning on her zen arm An
old woman standing by her who asked me TO ne her re-
the woman; she had bur., blood vessel saw sac
was diving ard did touch her. heard great nose up
saiFs then IN moments atterward saw Reilly coming
down STAINS | asked HIM whether that was his vile no
said yes (ponting to Mrs Godins); said. did You do
thar He said yes YOU may take me OF now and hang
me I'll go and give myself up by this time boy came ia
about years the boy SAID no should not co.
that he would arrest him Reilly was then taken on the
risht aw ay; went down with Reilly.
ON Gaetens asked him the cause for Committing
asked him why he did leave her. and not commit such
crime he said he wanted 10 do anything with his own tie
a month previous 10 that .,..
Gross nation-Prroner expressed wish TO deliver
himself up previous to leaving the house. ana also IN tns
Dstct Attorney then read the deposition of Dr. Hogc-
william sbnIg saw the bodies Of Mary Gctdins ana Ann
Reilly was sworn on the Coroner jury tho cause %
her death was a wound the chest, when penetrated
through the lett lung and went to the cavity OF vac
sharp poated instrument long enough To reach inc
about inches IN length, kniIe here sAhiDtedJ wnon
would be sufficient Ann Reilly utath was ctussa ~ :
wound of the heart, by similar instr
and the knife shown would be suihcisnt To roduce
saw Eiizateth Conxoy injured in the LETT SIDE "a or :
inches below the apex Of the heart shouh ths .vu
saw one Mary oolding sufficient TO cause dsaht
did not look for any sx wounds On the body o
cause death Elizabeth Conroy saw but one would,
''N' :" CHAs l.. HooEBooM.
The prosecution rested here, and by consent Of
both parties, the Jury allowed to separate until
this morning at 10 o'clock.