New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08


long II was after her ausDauifcli before she cii hln,
but wa rot ,ong ihe BODY tikento -ne was n
house
Drsci e11mmlf.r -suuef-she bolriet 4; the
corner o; Plane ard Orange instead Of Plane aus
" .ITen-sts
Aieran3sr T., Pr. sworu-Lives a. No. , P,are-
St aoouI 100 Yards from IRE corner Of New, the sec
ond house from Nes0it about 100 yasis rom BiceAer.
on the south SIDE an Louh Of New i. Vi, - home
or Monday evening. Aug. heard nose between
10 ard ~ Ike rrDaDlng was preparing for Oct
heard rothlrg else bat the groaus. Veat olt "A
Plane st, 10 81 what IS tie matter AMI wien on
side tie e heard a woman tal6ns. but could mol,
tell what she ssiG he went toward The sounds and
found man .yInz onthe middle o. the cro,s-.galk
dld not see any woman Cld lot 60 directly - the
spot, bot y eIieI Tn the woman stopped talking an
had time 20 go away shortly m11 named Robert
Williams came along and asked what Wa the m ~
ter, &c. supposed he was drunk, anu tod MN 10
get up Ae idl On his SIDE, his ne al IN me street
Drum MADE 10 answer. and lie raised UP MS a.
but he SAID nothing ONLY hreathe5 hard they pit
him on Mr.. Bakers stoOp showed no signs OF hie
eXcep; breathing, but 90 1t reme loer ~leileI ne
continued 10 breathe after he was pat on The stop
he had pan OF boots IN ms hand. which he continue
70 hold " ALE being carried DR.. Taylor remained
ten Oh hiieen minutes. ana then heard some one
coming still supposed he was dunk. ana went Anl
told the "aichman they had found drunken man, The
watchman felt vi hlm and sad he was cold light
brought. and the Waterman saw that he was
dead san blood on ks clothes, about the pm OF the
stomach saw blood also on Pldne-St., between
steps "heeioarrow was brought and the Ooiy
was laid on at that time Mrs Drum returned with
two men the body was then taAen toward the
WatchhouSe-
Cross-eran,med-Does not know VINO went with
the body Mrs. Drum siad about ten minutes ;Ill
the body Was taken, and she also went did not see
the woman whom he heard talking TIL Mrs. d. came
back. saw only one woman did hot hear any
other running does not know which way the wo-
maa went that he heard talking the night was very
dark.
Joseph Sq,ur, swoTn-Liyed al No S Plane-st,
third door from the corner of New the Il SI1e
above New he heard two loud groans OF 4 man.
while Iii bed went 10 the window. which was open
at the top. and heard persons pas ing tue hone CO.
ing up Plane, the same side OF TIC street he ird
them walking and talking. but not distinctly lis
tened TIL they passed, and returned 10 bed Ten or
fifteen minutes aerwaTd heard woman cry muir
der and PesOnett came from his room into mlnc
and asked me # heard a woman cry murder arose
and dressed and went ont together heard talking az
the corner OF Plane and Blocker. went there and
found a MAJ dead on a wheelbarTow several were
there and llght-a lantern he took II 1t was sad
that woman who lived al fuckers had Killed a
man he took the lantern TO find q knife. and traced
blood 30 the corner Of New found considerable
blood there was blood by the StOOp did not look
for the wound blood vas on the west side OF Plane ,
heard nothing Ike quarTellng while at the window ,
Mrs. Drum was there when ne arrived the cry OF
murder was pretty loud Mr.. Isaac Ogden, Charles
Van Ripper Personett, another and myself went all
out together.
Cross-eramiaed Gould not say which side of the
street the woman was on when she erred murder !,
when he went out he found a woman. ne believed
Mrs. Drum the glOanS preceded the cry OF muir
der by ten or fifteen minutes went cut quick after
the cry of murder saw only one woman.
At this point the Court adjourned MI ? p. W. OH
GERS BLAZER, Francisco, Post AMI Sandford were
sworn 10 take charge Of the Jury during the trial.
and the Court announced that The Sheriff had pro
vded accommodations for them At one of the hotels.