The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

IDe oa't ovorsied me ooJscuoa Escepai0 oxen 80
w,'ns.:hs:ss in answer % question :.id "Ds.
iaoH FOR Soc,% ,s,a n'. a s.0 ~ vm rno g 49,
on my ,ecm a"ed up ssavs with Corousv Couaery and
,@epo MI hootes there sresdl al'o Mr. Round Of New
ga, wen requested TO Gssst decessed Dr C,nssry
.ock charge Of the oeos ID and psoceedsd 70 90 ali in
short time after Corcper onnery CANA Noes no,oed
him - soon - he ca me to hc door rh.ts ls
map"--poInfiug 70 him; heso him away said a.
- don't let him como sooer doaosry ,old
sose. % .sep simsof qn,a and thai he would be taIS
Oonrsei for be defarce objected ans yer Tns
que.,i D waived
wtness--r In Hoses' roor several dariur tho
morning; beard aim that Dnpnely the okkse ser
as ki,ed him several Gmes; sh 'ui judg he 40
areen twenty unas; hs said tho irsi hug he
he know that aonipg was that ne ava
ksned by tho fooe Of somebody stab ing hia,
TIA, the nrs, hing he say Mr.. D'nnsuy; TIA, he
ju nped Of pod and Of bin Caught hoa of h,s
coat s0d tore thai va no reason WY ne was ossaaa
a Ind a. 1 Saa MI"
Oross examined. Aoses sai II Dounelly thst die
In DoDneily presence Donu' y ,ad, Ny dear isllow,
said, "Donpehy, 700 Tow you are tae mao" d nnsIy
"a. no, perfectly self possessed At the limo; hs .
lit o excited In hi, manner In all the COVE cations
Old ho'es express anxiety concerDug his fuur, ssaf
A No Q N, ne talk about relsioni A No Q Odd mol
sutjecas A did Np Bradford ther ;she said there
great rsst Of the time; Doroncr Connery mrs
present ~hsn boppe toll hcses that no mistaken
Re dueN Il saw xrs Bradford IN tho n about lhros
five minutes before liz death; that vas the last
10 boar or twenty mianse. before he diod; he. d con
versAon between Noses and NJ. Bradford sne asked
MORT sg; told her that he woke No cas- him
bSkga him. that he Aser him around tho hall that
,akeb early 10 the morninE; he said II impossios
Tor him 10 DO muAkea; he appeared 10 DO Cute angry
with Mrs Brac iofd 90 tank thai she should try TO mass
ray whE he dit not Believe ard turned hz
sice from ner and said be would suswer Der more
questions; 'he spsskirg 10 him about nvo mnalos
Peter Naedtp, ssosDI kept BARRIERS shop II rhoup
soy . the lat tf Agnst lss yert to the Sea View
Btus on that morning; Ccroner Conpory wss there
al che une, vent Into the room whore Moses
vas lying | felt his pulse ard found that
low, ard hst he ~as In dying oonai,ion; IN
RbGrt Al rad Il be t,o for him {, die thst
ssy and suoh behind FOR NJ lily; then
h replied st ho would not or something kind;
he sale that DoIaeiy tho boJhksepes had cat his
throat
The for the defence declined skng the witness
ary quet.irns
Etw ard ls, Tor, D., swo.n-I ys'can OF thirty
yead rracce caod upon 70 assist q. post moriAn
town to rlacc 81 Cssrsl Hn burying ground; f0uaA
IN the side OF the neck wccnd about or two aud
inches In With, RAINING from left 10 right dovn
into tho uaehes uches In do2,b the cx.e oaI
iugular vein severed and branches OF the carond
n,iery dividei found the carotid AFTER or tho
side divided also bat my said that he divided On
bis rrs examination tho IONS evonng the oso hayus
punouret and tho cartilage OF t,e trsohoa wks ao
wounded but Sat cut tbroug, some OF tho iacs were
out; the sound was made by printed insrument,
sharp at both e'ses; the Wound In my opinion, would N
IA have Sei ne might not hare died soon. bus
he c,nd not 1.-Two ong; death oad inevitably follow; be
Cross sxsmned-Ne Ia iaumston had sci In; deesa
cauEed from loss OF blood.
Ibe cour. hers sdou'nod uctii 10 O'CLOCK on h-
ssy mi rulrg TIE Jury allowed TO 70 bome IN
charge Of tho officers required 70 keep ssus q
tho subject OF the trial while aosens IRON the court room
,niu o.Y-xossryo SESSION.
FREEHOLD, N. j., sept 81, 1887
mo ,r,u o, n,--'sl7 pr'oss'ed this morning
o'clock, when Witnesses for t,s p-ose.-. !. -
shostsnd mo prisoner looked more soda.e than usus.
nevertheless he exhibited cvidences Of fear =, toe.
vas srrsyod against him. 10 was accom- ,auiod By hss
devoted sister, Mi cozens, Who b.s been devonx her
Shoe Auengoc 10 N iEoe tho commeu oenen. or tho
siiai The case Tor tho oouou IL dra vos IN .
ooee, ami poosbly Ia NJ slftij oan BIO found
Davis Upraa Lint the pro retor o. the bar at the Sea
View Home the dtst witness mined morning.
IN he 1865; l,f him a. In Sea View ,us,
on Wednetosj evening, the 9th OF yliy went 20 New
X ss Vs~ fs ss
Wa buried Al Chapel I'LL Cemetery
oro,s examlnod-I .av Moses about three vesks rrs
vious 10 bis Coming 10 In, 5a Visw Hcuse; nsn mes
him In Il nncssee, In Tho month Of June 1855
Ellen Hurley swo,nr lived at th, soa View Houss on
Tho IL. o. Augc' last OF the morning OF thu day hsard
orsadfu noise In Inc ent'y the girl slept with ne
asted me % feu1; DID no. do so, but hoard sreas
noie there s~o persons In the entry one
OF them wanted to set away from the ether; o.
three minutes before ve gt d1rp stairs, when do
ceased in he hall bIeeolSg profrseIy wound in his
neck he bad bis hand his trying stop the blood
hen returned to my own bedroom; Nay Anne Lsnnaa
knock Al my door thai morning; u was sbou. t.ensy
minutes booro got up the door opened and some
Cross tIamiped-I could pos tell who n was that knock.
ed ~ my doer; tia dcceAsed staggering about the
Try Il to catch rome one: he Vas looking mp and dows
the entry II 10 catch come one; don't know whether
he said anything or not; ! was 40 frightened thss
ven ~ ,.siis 40 quick a. ! could: there ives
up 20 his wound; did no, any else entry;
Ihe bood streaming down ceceascis shirt; did NOD
not; could no, say II tina, opened my
door, did net ace Tho pcron oSly tho door openng
40 called by different persons and nj various times
in the morning Tdonr know whether we're lAcr than
uaual tbst morning
August DoLpells Moses egslher in the ON % Of
the Sea Vsw House; tho ar, OF tho going up
following nornirg; found u the Same usual; went
into noses osn room The orng Of the occurrences shout
so'eloes aon! sno. whether any one hsa been thar,
found kofes glns on hs bed IN room No "a What did
soses ssy to you o. ,, ~ % s,ai
hat eeoesscd believed no dying
time. Objection overruIod and exception tsscn.
Cross crsmncd-I wen, after Muner tsice; dosr
Enow whether any else cont sfer him cans
to believe that Dosney DID 20 sfler hi m when came
down stairs frs Noses room happened 10 Mr. Doa-
RELY In tho ocs. and supposed tssl no had for Dr.
kun,er; after Nun,er Immediately coming down
rs's; did ret nni hin the nfst time went went by
%s ss 'ISs s Inc
around the b cling alley and vent 70 the coe but c,uid
not Hrd hrncr; found al the Office; the second
time wen; there fond kr Munser the Once did
not 70 se Sea vieu House After going 10 Schsocks
Toe ns' time went pat Of The way bsck and reiurnedI
did not meet hr. D,nnelly on he way urnsd by way
OF the plank road; called Ne Dsnnelly that morn
lag sboei ten or nneen minutes pa, o'cIocsi
ho answered me sayine "ycs," or [" all was risht,o
somalhirg 70 thai eject I kn ,ckcd -
The door when he sorsd me; DID mot CAL him;
merely knocked Al the door co,Id not -hsher he
cut Of bed st the time not came doun the 'front.'
s'ar,; Dcnneliy came down In about nve minutes anss
me; rss him ir tae or when he came DOM no v0
engaged n his usual business In the occ With him.
don't know whether he he 70 me or nos doat know
how he dressed ~hen down did nS see
him end Smith oge,her In tbs ofos a. that tins; GAup
about hve minutes before ave o'clock Or Smith cal.d
me- slss room forty ave, ~ opposite DO ineily;
TIE LOOKS upon ihompsons No IS or 40 are %.
ptsc my room; Juis Bcthof occupies No. as want up
4, bed about n,e minute, before twelve O'Clock