New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

Crsss nsAkasa-Doylc remained Il the Hep Isl few
dsy' and III after shc died he brought tsnre sew
hnn the afternoon Of the occurrence; Doyle VS. hrst
ocughf 90 the main building but transferred 10 the M
rne building. the surgeons At former being cn-srsd IN
attendance on Mrs Connery when she toll me thsf
Doyle had cut her throst placed something over the
ho'en Der neck 50 that she might srtculse sufficiently
HIS il out
Mrs Ro6i1soz, rccslled-I had no conversation with
deceased after che said she expected 10 die
Joseph Dorliss, sworn-Onc Of the Sixth wsrd Pc
lice Officers Of thc corner o Pearl and Ccnfress
the time O: the occurrence; on going up s,airs
heard noise and found the door was fastened; the
woman before thar had got down stairs Officers Ne
Closky and kevlctf bad got into the room before me
man lying on the floor they GOT pillow and put
under his head; named Mckinley picked up
ard handed ME razor; think he picked it up; was
bloody gave /, to Capt feirty; Rhsd blood upon n
Cross srantHs8-We took him. as we did the woman.
20 the Hospital; stopped two springcsrt the owners
refused at hrs 10 stop, but insisted they should put
me woman on cart hrst sfterward Doyle on another
1oh thnk Doyle could speak when he was brought
down; thought the cut on his neck WA larger than
that on the womans; he was covered with blood
Pttr l. Eetrfy. sworn-Assistsnt Captain Sixth Ward
Police; Oheer bowling handed me. that day. q razor
had oieod upon n did not tske sufciedt care Of IT,
end il mslsid
Thomas K1len, swor1,--Sixth Ward Police; other Of
fcers were there before up stairs: the door
a half crack; do not know who opened il /; ss~
Doyle sitting low stool leaning against the bed.
razor halt shut picked up within four ave fe Of
him; got him down stairs and TO the Hospital.
Fdfrtck REYNOLDS, swOrn-heehleu AZ NO JiO feartS;
deceased hired room OF me; IL was in the rear, on the
second story the int thing that attracted my abortion
was seeing Mrs C. and Mrs Noonsn (who resided in the
housed come into the from the entry; Mns C. bad
her hand to her throat and could speak; the other
woman said her throst cut; Immediately ran up
stairs INTO the room Doyle sitting. with his throat
cut: went cut and gave the alarm 90 the Police; my
return Mr. e. az the door: took hold OF her arm
and cd her over 10 Dr. ONes. but the Doctor not
there his man being in the store. ami Mrs C. taken
10 the Hospital: never DOYLE drink my bar but
twice since they came the house; hal known Mrs.
Connery and also her husband. Is months she was
very respectable and temperate woman; have under.
stood that Mrs Noonan had oneSOufh
James GRAHAM. sworn.-Saw Mrs C. in the hospital;
asked her how she she said she gone that abe
had lost all the blood in her body.
Gross eIsmfRsd-This was on Thursday, the day Ater
the occurrences she talked with difficulty; under
stood her by putting my close 10 her mouth.
The District Attorney then offered Ia read the dying
declaration of deceased, noted by Dr.. :, but was
objected and ovsrTulcd. IL was not the turning
point and sufficient evidence Of the manner in which
she to her death was already in
The District Attorney then put in the examination OF
prisoner, but i merely stated his are, &c
The District Attorney then said with the exception OF
the testimony of Mr. Commertord, which would be re-
served he would here the for the prosecution.
Mr. Clinton for defense, then asked tor an adjourn
ment 10 give him an opportunity 10 consult with the
medical testimony. The motion was granted the Jury
being allowed after admonfion not 10 converse upon
tho subject &C. 10 separate, and the Court adjourned
to this forenoon