New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-07

Hshi. in ID. evening the house IL api A W. 70
O. To what hOurl A hav. noticed sAis there q. Alta.
In the evening.
Q How ate have you usA,. there A. Iu,,,
have them there often when have been coming IN g. -
night
Can YOU rccoleei an occasion when you .v l,,s,
At lci o'clock A. No, Sir; not any psI,e.isf night
- Can you reeolect when you saw shts "a ecsos N
Do you know what time the Lights put cat :A,,,
o Were the lights usually lit at II O'cloes AIAx.
know.
O Do you know anything about whether hey were v, a.
ben u when las, saw the house al night.
.S ~ Se. q any S.-%n TasS '11
Q. Al what window 4. The window in the .soona .,.
Did YOU notice lish in the parlor window, A. lin,
A. No. Sr dou't know q. did
e At No 3 Bond ','es Sass you noticed when Ii.
@ Can you state Whether time the ordinary rr.er.
did notice that particularly able
Hsy, YOU ever noticed hehe there were sh,. IN .
tic Of that house generally at any particular time eass
state could not have noticed the attic window that nsh.Hi
raj ne, hen ,or the unusual light.
@ You say tha, No 81 Roud stree, generally VERY .A.
weT there generally At h: hour nfa,s u the h
@ Were there is the hTs' lard ard fourth Ia he si
Also generally s. late as Was out,
O How late did you notice lights in the psrlcr u No
Bond .reet! A. cannot state particularly about that,
O. How late have you lights in the Psrlor ;hsrs A.
late as have been out in the evening
o you lights there as late IS II O'clock The pa,
lor or ball A. Yes, Sir, think 30.
Q. Were you friend Of Dr. Burd.liI a. No, sr
@ You knew him by sight, A. knew hin BY Ugh; very
famiisrly; Iva. not uiinstely scqusinted with him
Q II. was friend of your'' A. never visited bin, nv
O. Were YOU one Of his pslbeser.l A. We. Sir BY rSue-
ofoL- Of hi relatives but not ey any wish Q, mi1s
either before after the death Of DR. Burdea A. Neither ss
Did YOU axe known the fact the th, which ,cs
have now testified 10 n, Coronerl A. Sir did think
70 Did YOU ash him TO call you witness, A. Nc sr
didn't wish 70 be called IS witness
O Are you certain you told Coroner ConneFy about that
O. Al what tmei A. Daring the inquest do know ih.
exact time.
O. Did you communicate the District Attorney hi. cir
cuIn.tarcc about the light! A Yes. sir.
@ Before the Grand jay found their indictment Yea
Sir think did was 'ubpenaed there but could net re-
@ Did meet anybody in the street that night when yOa
0V o DID DID Won anybody A. Yes. Sir.
O There plenty Of persons passing there GER
home the last time The last time came from the bo~e,
the first time from Broadway. a.
nc O. ugY'ss t north north .idci A. Yc. Sir.
coming hOne met Two person; SetTssS oar house and
Of meeting any body between the Bowery and there ,
q What time did you return the hr't time n l. vi"
HON Ions had YOU been out the first time A. Very it'll.
over half hour
O. How long did you stay in your house when y'a ren'dl
think s;.yS@ vau 1SS S srT YOU went oSi walked
In the Bowery Broadway and up ard down Bond street
A. / did not 90 up Broadway many steps 49,,
O. Did YOU go down Broadway A. Not lar, tnini
o. Then aid YOU return again Bond street! \ then
turned up Bond street TO the B3wery and then into
Rond again sometimes running and sometimes ~aAni
II was merely for exercise that was out ,,-,
o Did YOU run very fest A. Not very ia.t had taiee
less usual that evening aud didn't return UNTIL
felt satisfied. ,,,..,- A.. .,..s,. .A,r nan -.
When You had gone Blocker street or nearly here ,nt
90 to the Bowery7 A. On the upper side.
q Did you return the same way A. Yes, sir.
Did you distance up the BOwery when you reached
'"S When YOU came back the las, time did you see anybody
o Have Won any recollection the subject A. have
none only ecoeet the two persons saw between my hea.
scters and turned of FROM the walk it at time .hsn
there good deal Of danger IN Walking the Streets sndi DID
O. Wac ct the time OF the excitement about snOteri
O. Were they in front youi A They going toward
the Bowery and met them. ~
How far were s9u from them m when ,c you turned 'a "
you u from them hen you went h'0' "N'
@ Did You 90 into the street, A. do not know whether
q You could nj hays passed them without 'onins' A.
O You gave them wide BERTH A. Yes, Sir.
scribe spe Ss' da not like their
@ Were they tall OF short A. They full medium ala
E .d hsy %As es sS sse6se
O. Do you recoct anything whatever in respect Their
.S.ss T5sy
ohsrse.ersj rather shabby dressed r,.,
in manner that did not suit me exactly.
q Were they walking fast or slow A. slower than v1i
q. Can you give any other description of their wai
O. Was there anything else In their which LOOKED
suspicious except their wSlk' A. No. Sir
q WEI, they talking A They were not together ms
9 How far were they spsrt A They might have been "
O. Mas tall and the other short' A. cannot describe
O. Can you recoee, hat kind Of coats they WORE whether
Ressns or other stye7 A. cannot
O. Did each look suspicious A. Yes, Sir did not LIKE
We; .a;peos. hi. .pPss!sase As The other,
di.ked think the uoI little more suspicious u
him than Of the other Perhsp'h was because was little e.
O Were YOU not good d., frightened the appearance Of
the men A. Not much, Dir might have been little En-
Did YOU notice light any other attic the north eide
OF Bond street that night A. Not that have any rceoee
O. Have you any recollection the subect A. The, hous
the only nottced and should not have Looked :.
that had been for the changing Pickering light that shons
il the attic window. -,
VII that h,ss va no; 'pCSs5 :: S1 a.
because nv attention directed 20 that
@ Are ysu not very nervous mani A. No, sri DO rS
q You are no, distinguished for that sops your seaoss
tsnCe7 A. | don't know that am AZ all, oohI o1sae
nysr( 50 nor 60 know that have been sceused Of
ell ,,x, ,.s.,
O. Was there not Ia the street that had en oefos
A think The ~ vas ,nOw and ice in the street
O. The street was 6!led With and ice A. There wa"
great deal Of and ice that had been piled W " 0'en
time, think 50 al least. .
O bid Won cross the street in the sps~ There was no
snow to get into; II Vas hard 5000 49,. -,
BY aTor-You are satisfied that was IL O'clock "hen you
came IN A. Yes, Sir. ......t... ...h..,
O. Wa. something uRBsas for you 10 s'o - Ns
A. IL was later than Usually went ou, - - ,,-l...
men y1u ~ xon see any light in the third story
dow / auno. Ny whether there was OF not
TESTIMONY OF MIR. STONE.