The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30
The Forsyth Street Murder.
COaoEEl's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR TIE SUP
POSED MUbDERPg

COnoSEIrs INyEsTIaATIoN-sKARcu FOR THE Sup
POSED MURDERER.
The jury Ic-asembled at three clock the hour an.
pointed IN the Supreme Court room.
John Doeltol, sos Grand street. sporn:-Tas cabinet
maker; kept the shop 80 Forsyth street, the deceas,
John D. EoettDg, worked for hin worked on Saturday
last III noon tho 26th) he stay ed in The shop all the
afternoon TIL witness came and paid him at about Eve
o'clock he then paid him So; he gave him 81 day;
that week he worked four days; owed him about So
witness left him in the shop when he went home at
abeut half pact Ave- deceased used sleep In the shop
did so all the summer; witness returned there sioa
asy morning, and deceased vrs mLNins; he supposed
he hud got ON "sprte;n no WA sober nlau. Bot
would drink little ametimss With his fieads
Paw him drunk; saw msTh9 Of blood about the SHOPS
Augustus hreut2er worAed tor ine; he a;c LIST week
ara worked up TO wednesday, he nRs in She shop Sa
tuccSy but not when witness paid OF the dcclted no
xitu.ss talked TO Tho deceassd afterwards shout some
wCtk which vas 10 be done this next week and then
hicG2ei oeme IN .hile they wc-o talking and he pud
hin, and When b tSntss) went out he loft those lao
there together; Dir. Hand there also never
heard any difficulty between kreuzer the decease;
kocttns had silver watch for which he had traded with
witness. ana II hung In ip the shop his
bench Whom witness left the shcp, believed there was
noue found s body ba, did no: know il was not in
the catc on Monday morning; he koe;ng. had trunk
in the shop and witness found 1t Vas not there Mon
dey; witnees vas told by Mr. WILLIE who kept porter
house that EreutSer Lad helped tho DECEASED 10 carry
the tunk in there on this saturday. CID not know what
was in that tfunk witness int found the body buried
suong the hsylngs about two o'clock IN tho ate noon on
Monday it was outside tho shop on the platform rdht
hama side corner against the psrtilin wanted to make
tisIn the stove 0ndVeDt out 70 get cravings pick
ing Up tho tha,ings he tlt thing be thovghr was
cal foot, bat found it two fingers ho tne ran IN
and told lie men IA The chop mir land oct
it and said II was mans hand Ntncls vent down aud
TIE either men came up oith him one o. tLfm took
stick sBd cesaed The shaving away and they saE tAe
dead bsdy DID not Immediately recognize it o. that III
huoturg WtnJ 70 pohce station siong with Patrick
and aud told the captain (Braafold) who sont soma
men up Tiih th.m Frederick Lu5Wig tappe cane III
add recognized h0 bOay as tho th0gs were RI.
moved IRON ls face ana head anu then witness secoE
rsod hts clothing tho bead vas wigppVu up IN s.nlc
ola teesug which tho deceased haa sleyt and which
had be- u in the chop all nj summer
To BJuor-llad never seen anything ~ ito declsed
ftm The Saturday, ill he found him dead he went oct.
sGe sbGyiuge because no Wuuted wOOd too they
\ we're together outside; vent 10 tho shop Al0nd1y
morning about "a O'Clock bat neither Ne sir Hand
noticed spy blood or any other marks about tts shop
til tbey found the cody ~ tefori5Cdi docaa'cd had
worked for him for about Fix months, eycf enco ho
came &c this country
Fllss Bsor swcln--Ie stated reside at 29T touston
/ street, and an csrnsn; took and hs tiie
(whose nome don't know) with trunk from l02 Gfecn
vch street, TO Pier No. 81 North river on Monday after.
noon between ard cook h, aid rot tell Whoi8 nC
we gcuT thfrr two .tcaubostF There On tht IN
sno tide enc 30 t9a ne % mt tho trunk down wa'
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