New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

ehs,rd teeause ,hore pas 10 work for him there wss
nc quarrel but be was htarl % say thai r. would NJ
be in the house than three four days the same
night about lOls o'clock, irc was discovered untef
the Stair leading " the second tory and pap- matches
and csmphene found there; il was exrnguished; "a
the night 10th Nav about IL O'Clock e1bin occr
red in the saTrc place, and co1bstblo ms'erAl TX
plodcd; twas again ex'Ingii.'Ied. a.,
On cross--xanina5on witness sisted n had ooas1t
tke lease Of men who had bought o. beoT.e Fie7''
and Presssr after witness moved. inci1ed ~ hNp
night 10 ti premises and eot an officer % eTlct E-n -
but without effect lie cane there AGAIN ater lhs -
and witnese Q{hode charged him win the IRE N ~
said 70 him tha. his frs) wife had been en ron
there and that be had heard that she bad saa ,1ey
not ges the house back they would destroy 4 lie s4
he did not know anything about the IRE
Beaiorfs NJ ysnap tcstifcd % beng ca4kH ~
rad. md 70 he-e ~rzie In rear Of No 35- eGnroest
While Going thr01gh the aley-way 70 he h6ase u
night OF the secoud ire h. sovprsoner ~ ne
Prisoner started aud went or Al aisrin % ~ ~
given Went with officers negt day and ~" hiu ~ "
window Of No y Essex =. POINTED MIR ou' 70 '"7
Oifcers. -. II.
and prisoner on me -4ie"alAi ol''s.'' TIC -''
looking into the bakery. ~, ".
CIas F. Woy Policeman Of the seventh " ardI~ss
directed German Porterhouse ~ f-sse1sI ana 80
oner WAC pointed out sitting q ne Wlhdo" "'l
in and aeked him 81 there wcre anY bcTman DtAtIs
boarded there: osSsd him II he knew man nsmcl
sheefer; 70 both ri which questions ne aiN"'Ttd II
sn;d other thngs but got Subtraction; Went on -
Young who insisted upon he being me man. ana Ai
restod him. H.
The cxerninntion Of the prisoner then put n he
said that he was GcrqU ~ volrs Of age ana ntA4
Nv 9e. sl.o that some trne precious 70 the IRE 7.
Offered him SIS Il he would set Ilhodes house on hrs
ofterward said be joking after the ir't ire VEN
10 house in ~ LaD shureh, but did not re ma can
account f r where he asthosc nigsl'-.
II was shown that some paper, found ~ nc rlhs Z"
prisoner pondCd with some found o; tie scene o.
The fire
Mr oung was recalled a. TO apparent discrepancy
in h nresent testimony and tat before the Magistrate
hessd he stated then be doe but suppcses u
had seen taken down wrong.
The case for prosecution rested
Mr. -icbles who appeared for the pr,soner. sad ne
wtncsecs who testified 10 prisoner being th're mat
night were mistaken.
jain wise. sworn-Prsoner boarded with witness
in Eesexst; saw him the night before the ire In he
store he slept there at the time Of the hre ne ~
out with others, about o'clock. when hr't
knew him be was working for Prcsser, IN Munroe-st.
F. looks something Ike him, though p younger and
short, prisoner pointed out 70 me the hrs' IRE IA
German paper
prisoner slept in room with wines saw HIM there al
Ter o'clock that Sunday night went 70 porfcrhouse
together in Tbrdst and remained iii ncaI II o'clock
there were four others with ms went then 10 another
house kept by Cooper, and renamed I'll y = then
went 10 2 bakery in Avenue a, and remained about
quarter Of an hour. then went 20 portcrhouse near
and taid till l2l1 there were six or seven persons
there heard alarm Of hre and all went ont; " mt
then 10 bake house whore Shelter acquainted aud
from that home which we reached about O'Clock the
night dry.
No 20j Ihirdst: Sheefer and esast witness were az
my house the night before he arrested; the pr
oner is Of good character
CdDt0riae Gilman testified 10 prisoner being M the
public house kept by her husband No 81 Avenue A.
Sunday night before the Monday of his arrest about IL
o'clock there was an alarm OF ere az the time.
george Lediser No. % Avenue A. tcsicd 20 prisoner
also being at his house that night.
George FLeTy testified that prisoner used 10 boa-d
with hhl in SecOudst, and left his trunk there
Marg0r1 T. BHrkh0rd te titled to having made shirts
and been in the habit of washing for him wrapped mp
the things in colored paper aad newspaper, sach
az seen in biz trunk
Adorr Frarcer testified 10 knowing prisoner from
boyhood nc is Bavarien visited him after his arrest,
and he aked witness 20 go round and see the people
whose houses he had been 10 on the Sunday night
The case for defense here rested.
The District Attorney sad he would cal! two wit
nesses in the morning. lady and the other the gen
tleman who keeps the weather table al the City Hospi
tai, and show that the night in question was rainy
night
The Court then adjourned to this forenoon