The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-22

after that Of what occurred except something ont Of the
window.
Mr.. NcKson--Q Is hose cart No. in HOrstio street
Q Do you know q man BY the name of Van olssi
@ Did you see any mon with red shirts on A. Yes,
some: the stage met the procession In Hudson street
What did the driver say to you when the stage met
the processonf He said that they were all rishmsn
Q. Do you know how many passengers inside the
sagef A. cannot tell the officer told the driver he
must not break the ranks; he replied cd d-n you you
Irish sens Of BIS viii 60 through he drove en- two CT
three then teok hold Of the horses two from the front
and from behind driver said keep your hands on
through then got Oh tks stage and went on the side
walk.
Q. Was Kelly therss A. Yes
@. What did he dor A. can't say; had BEEN Sick
and went ont for pleasure on the ttaye
Q Was the harness cutS A. No.
O. Was Carpenter about his business the next day A.
He standing the corner in the morniug during
the fight men In green searfs running away; did
not zee them putting their searfs up
9. Did you any strike the driver A. could
Q. Did you any getting up the back part of
the itags? A. I did not.
O Did you get o the stage before it got to the side
Bsf0r; you got OF, did any other person got on b.
O Did you the horses heads turned to the sassY
No. did not see that
O. Could it have occurred without your seeing IT. A.
Idon't know.
Q. Did you see the pele strap brokssY A. No.
O. Was net the person who sat the other side OF you
on the stage Mr.. Webb A. don't know Mr.. Webb.
O. Was there gap In the procession 1T the time the
stage attempted to cros There was one Of about ton
or twelve feet. g.s1@S
Q. How many persons belonging 10 the procession be-
hind A. Fifteen sixteen.
Q. How were they walking? A. Two and two.
@ DID you see more than one staff osicsrf A. don't
mind If / did.
Q. Who drove the stage away' A. Carpenter and an
H. P. it, saw NO catch hold OF him from
hind people in the stage, bat did not SEQ
they had badges on or not
the horses that Carpenter drove that day. and asked
by him to take charge OF them.
Q. Were they able to be used?
Question objected to. Not prcssei
connected with the police the Fourth Of July last;
duty at the of -Four tn itree and heard
band OF music and walked the OF Jane street,
stood 1t the until the procession had al passed.
square, and number OF men collected about stage;
they hitting the horses with umbrellas and kicking
them the omnibus sto, I'd In the middle Of the street,
arrested man, but four i've Of the Hbcrnans took
Off :er and they said they AL officers saw three
four Of the Hbsrnians top Of the STAGE the
shall then rode up and drew his swerd he SAID Throw
the Did son Of b-h on the stage and kill him.; two
Hbernans got into the stage when the passenger got
out OF them went to the front window, put his
through ane took the driver by tho legs then went t.
the station house for reinforcement; after wards
turned the coming before got to the station
house. on my return went to the corner of Troy and
fighting arrested Charles Burns; he hitting ot
zen over the head with umbrella. Esy =
Cross examinsd-I don't see Burns here; was the
police three months ago. knew Of the persons who
were struck; several Of the men with the green
The Court then adjourned to 10 morn
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