The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29

7 the District AHorney-An intsmperats person nigh
have ssaavso this deliriun without the bruises.
Cr0s- ssE instton esumed-rhe sound the lip
oves artery which the upper lip: the hensrr
hsse Il IN ihis would have produced the dslirium.
GIe 3Iy Cullen sworp-In september last ate AIDED bar
tie Cherry street; boardec at the prisoner
e.SI tcuss Invent board there in the latter part
Jt5s ikDs1 Jss Fox; he boarded 1T 'ensn Pat
n. FIX; b also boNrded with Dsnsn Idont know where
!, Ns boarded Thor r. Brady boarded at Oman
$50, We had little difficulty with Densn; believe II
aboat O'Clock in the evening" at the time Of
the difficulty the two Foxes and the prisoner aud his
brother and Brady who boar ed there and Others the
difficulty Was about young woman from Denans went
to my place. James Fox aud Brady into Den m q,
WI Others whom don't know; at that time ven in
with them was putting the sautters Fox AMI Bra iy
treat and did treat after that Mr. Dspsn 9TH
young Fox thiDk; while we we're talking Dr.. Osborn
SIDE and not the 'front.' il raining of the party,
with white coat caught hold of he doctor and pulled
him in the doc .or no could lick any Irish
Of beer aud threw what remained the to the
best of my recollection it youIg Fox; James Fox
then struck the doctor in the face; Longworth the n
jumped the caught hold of Fox whom 30 ne
of the party stuck LoDgvorth over the face don't
know how the doctor got out; don't know whether
he was kicked out or walked out; when Long worth
produced his swordcane the party cleared
then put out pensn; afsrvard heard him invite Long
worth out and FAY that be would him ~ he hAs
mind to- called him oowardy and said he didn't dare
TO go out; did not Iongworth go out; then went
biod the bar and commenced to clean 1t up DR. Osborn
then along to the door, IOngworth stood at the
door and would not let him n at frst but psrceivng
who he was he took him in and sat him . chair; as
he himself in glass he said he could not be
saved know nothing Of what opened out OF DOORS
Cross examined by Mr.. Phillips-t had boa,dsd vii h
Mr. Denan from the latter part of June his wifss sister
the cause Of this cifculty when Denan into
the store he in good humor the doors OF the
had shutters to Them and half of the door lay
the counter abou. foot from the door, Dsnau IS
standing at the counter talking me- Dsnan could not
have Osborn whom he to the oor the time
that born came to the door to the time that lost sight
OF him heard angry words from Denan the party
rushed out At the Denau the
ter die not see him strike Lopgwoith to that te Mr.
Lorgworth was very much excited don't know what
Longworth put Denan out, but 1t without much
trouble saw Osborne drink there before this iculty
cont know how often he drank that day. he drank
brady oftener than any other liquor from the time
the tculty FIRST need up the time he returne
bleedrg don't suppose than six eight minutes
had elapsed DR. Osborne In the habit Of ping
the store; did not know Mr. Dsnsn before vent to
board wish him; he keeps sort of candy ssore James
Fox seemed to be pleasant when he first came in on
that night Dr. Osborne Irshmsp, think; never
cav DR.. Osborne when could tell that he drunk
did not know Of the Doctor having been in any hospital
days he would drink three or four times and
times not at all; l did not know where the d ctor
lived; heard that he had particular residence;
don't think he was hard drinking MAN. have
other place in the city; have in New York since
last March came from Troy, where attended bar for
man Of the name 1 Of aiggns avn in Matthew'S en-
alton With him ~ the time OF the inquest have
talked this matter with Longworth, but today
TO the District Attornsy-Mr. Denan sold liquor, be-
sides candy.
Cross-examination resumed-He bought it from me or
Mr. Matthews.
am baker BY trade; my place was opposite Matthew'S
store recolct the night of this occurrence was in
bed the time and got up went to the window in the
third story and looked out there party of in
Mr. Mathews store fighting; saw LOrgworth come to
the coor and force four five out VIII stopped
door TO Denan said he would put the sword
through him four men came to Denans house. OF whom
knew none but Denan; they seemed to be beating a
in the street. and he called for the watch and cried
tha uur fan fuu;ca nd
then 60 to Matthew'S store then heard An inside
say-"My God that's the doctor;" after that went to
bed, WAS not examined before til Coroners INQUEST
Cross examined-I retired to bed between eight and
nine O'Clock was awakened at the time BY The noise
occupied the front the th foor nobody occu
pied that room but my elf and wife, it was wet and
rainy nght the liquor store closed but half the
door, the street about thirty feet wids near Is
cslculae had been in the habit of seeing Dnan but
in his place. when Oman out Of Matths vs.
store he had on glazed cap and his shirt sleeves
can't say that saw any man struck, but heard q
cap the fell right opposite my door, perhaps fsrty
ct of and Perhaps more saw policemen until the
before any msgistae ssver heard that any was
offered fer the discovery Of the guilty parties this affair."
have liz about t. slve in New York. but cid not
kn the CoroIers never voted have converssd with
Lo gworth about this occuance spoke of it before
an, sfer was examined by the Grand Jsry.
this last witness He STATED that when Dsnan and Fox
bought back to Mathew ore the Doctor recogni
zed them rs the parties who assaulted him.
T.
place is next door to me recolect the time the
aen there the bakery In the from; basement and
xabews and saw Lenss orth with The sword cane IL hs
hand the Doctor come out and heard him that
be bound to stick them who struck him. there were
good many persons standing Matthew'S house at
the time saw the doctor coming down the street. Sni
two men owirg him they went up to the DC and
uns ne gave ;sem 'ns anae ana me man
knife it stabbed Doctor the Doctor said
'You son of b-h, III give you charge Of it;'' saw
doctor then went up to the liquor store, and followed
him. saw him sitting in the store bleeding exami
ned at the inquest.
Cross examiDed-Before the Doctor met these men De-
nan was pnttiDg up his shutters.
John Gliss, sworn-On the Goth Of September lived
at 40 Cherry street. was baker; recoect this
reEce was at the bakel in the basement; Hrst
hearing the noise went to Matthews liquor store got
ting there Doctor Osborne without hat and great
ly confused be bad knife in his hand Ave or six other
young there saw blows but heard Osborne
he bound to put knife into the that struck
him. the at the bar told DenaI that he the fault
Of 1t all and showed him cut Denan said he q coward
ly and wouldn't OUT put the Doc tor's hat
followed him; saw Osborne come down with umbrella,
and him stopped by young man with white coat,
who told him to deliver the knife they very
m give you up the knife If you viii take care of it," the
Doctor then gave l. to him, and the youEg said In
give to you and struck it in his face at the same time
two came up and struck him. and the two blows
almost together; they followed him, knocked him
do and kici ed him picked the doctor and placed
the umbrella unf or dis arm.
Cross examneo-Tbe night was . very dark one; the
fight occupied about ave six minutes; these parties
went down Cherry street. and lost sight Of them little
above No 140 it in the direction Of Citharine street.
had conversation with then heard Osborne make
tie eypre .i stick the that strikes me, at
the liquor REL he then I'D the knife in his hand; had
not known Osborne BEFORE the who struck Osborne
were . white coat; should know him If | saw him.
the man WI accom- panied him thin young man. in
his workir drest he wore dark checked shirt.
Thomas Cullen, swornIn September last lived at 40
Cherry sire e in the bakery; recclect the Ii ne when
man was hurt in that STR Twas in bed heard the
ntie Of people in the street put my pants, AMI
went out IS far the store door; DR.. Osborne
standing there talking TO two Of the fell
lows was taking Denan away towards his own store;
vent down that way too; then went into DeRans; saw
Osborne dow far Stewards bakery, and heard
them ja.ng there, and Or, Osborne had kDife
some ssked him what he was going to
do with the knife, and he ead would let him have 1t
tbeDoctor gave mp TIE knife and then of the
stabbed the Doctor n the face ned out OF the rowd
and they knocked him down and heard him cry MURDER
don't know any Of tho party the one that used the
Knife had white coat on the others had WI lite shirts
raw the Doctor go TO the liz stsre and these
w'nt to Dnans; Oman was putting shutters on his win
COWS.
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