New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

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TRIAL OF MICHAEL GoltMAN FoR TIE MURDER
OF CHARLES JOHNSON.
THIRD DAY. .....s FRIDAY Oct e.
The sbeve trial was continued yesterday. F1e
courtroom -es crowded with spectators. The pTis-
orer looked very MELANCHOLY.
JOSIAH Caster recsl5d-Li vingston met me Si.h
the prsonsT, 4od recognized bun g 80 an En-
Kslo avenue AID Coo s'eei BE wAtos sons que
- caught bold ofhm sj on arm sot sad wsot 90
f,et tone Of vice rep i'd ths dou 'n'te Any ON
.nNe wait you 20 50 " N ths9 tai'eq oin sg-na
ths words aid You g. . hsl an Asts ed n7i
had hod ola left aud dI.ssisg hn aoosi e.kea
wei be sd No py .,sa,; I'D bu,chsr 800 Of them aoi
Jouss or t3o bin then 20 b. sti sn DHave mn eit
there other Ofo~r N ms q nc tHe si5.' o.lt
NOR. st.r sot round Raymond street - sa se you'd
ALL million b. w. 90 -,lae. 70 ne oop' oe
head for eVeral blocks lfmt iquof ~nea h. OK PIG
OF bn appeared De much sg's ed and EXCEED ali
che Tim. the Fou ~ distinct station house
WIlban ;. SEIGmOie pOhcemad, rWpfl: Wds Vh
Css shen be see5 he psoGer proeeG 70 the &C Ia
snswsto 60 arm rap ard 'sS w men nd one 4Lsd n TO
take Of him. sayi1E he VS. soDed S-nt cue Fulton
Snd nan entering 0Jld sTeetj cav b; 'od
% h o'eals oces Gas eT cane Up sld We 's hl o. h1
ou poe proc oding s.og Lvnsf9n aud ne sid
, n1 gi,'G 90 ev @ ls be- lie to IL f5t hundred
I,s,,,, .,e ,.ap;d ik. 70 sI "a too sou OBJ
ahefu ard ,sio be iik. - kiU smLion
Isnp~s ). er aked L,iUss,ou If bat
ard be he wen a' zoe station hou's aoe1y when
81 ,s eout-rLere blood hi. oyerss before he
b. the oef-uss-Hr said ny Gornan, snd
the Of Raymond 'reet;' AZ what be h'1
thumb thee vas sometime sid by hp CD boots don't
roStot what abou; tbe time be raid ihy sab0s1 MIN; hs
Fyue pIosscuti .o-ssw no wound upon bi.thuGb.
VIM III B8bcock, swOrn-is resident sergeon OF
the City hospital tsde1 the conoton Of tie unded
men bous the bstt1 IN; Chsrss Johnso US in
ss" Sy, wo.ns.1no 10 ne abdo%en two up tbs st bot
tool The rht n aug The ohi IN the e' eress he
bsmorlhs,e Of he wounds.
Benz. Volror, policeman, sworn, testified 20 being
s he n the Ss Of To. 1T of & on, q on the
.ide~si W. n'e; saw m;S IS S Sssy "a. wa Do,a
eoIIobOIative Of THAI already given -
Charles Burk swor-Llves in FUltO0 avenue, and
ea the uigh question gooe in the Ia I'D Of the
street he bad 1n hat aod ov,Tals, dOEu u
che consequence fhe sar aod heard that there
JOIN Ken, edy testified to seeing the two Johnsons
that night after they wee ~ouUded
Tbe plOttC Ut on here rested.
Mr.. fIsoden, counsel for he prisoner, then opened
Che d. fepse IN u few hief remarks
Mary GOrmsO, rVOm-A ii a sister to the prisoner,
Michael be lived with 10 R.ymondst soout ten
mon vous to being sTesd he home duoI on,e
peace bile aud quiet dep s'oD he hd pficuce OF
getting % IL sleep and tO.k and four ud cal to
wake Dim Al those times ha you oOt say or DO ahASj ne
bout tVenty years sa ~bonns mGn ms health
C,o.,r1aape6He bss been in this couary ebou seven
yess; be was tways peacesbe when he ia dis
when he DO Intoxicated he qu's; his father lives
In RIymOnr st
Mary Gomln, sworn, testified that she wq3 the
rpotber the prisoner, Hictsel GUman; that he
faithful ano industrious so1 he did make l. pracuos 10
drink; his heGih goods when he wsted up
Of LL.,p he appeared to be frightened and It was hard
thing 70 Aeep him quiet.
james B4gle, sworn, testified TO the prisoner being
sober ndu.i and had worked for him for some
si7,e.
Patrick S4uly s~orn-I know chs prisoner a. the
bar have him for months have worked With
him; with him the Dsh Of the oc;uueac7i have
nlusys knON
Gross edDon koow tuythiug Of he occurrence OF
that Intoxicated do ut know whether GOfmao was
drspk OF not DID see h,'n drink
MrhA.l McGec, sworn Testified that he was &C
spated with the prisoner and had been acquainted sth him
ten MOI sh him the nEht OF tue murder; met hin
al fathers house, always knew him 10 be sober and
..pdustIiOus -,
John Film swom-Known the prisoner at the bar
he Away. peacesbe ana sober man. never
have srowp him 20 be anything else.
TIE defense here rested and Nr. Hadden summed
NJ for the prisoner. .
Mr Underhil district attorney, followed for the
Seoplo -, -,
The Judge then charged the jury, after which they
retired deliberate upon verdict bu had not agreed when
Tie court adj uined al this m irnug al 10 ociOck , ,
Twas understood lSs. evc1lug at late hcur thal
t< iu,v stood ten for convtiod aud Two for seqaiaL