The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

smss TOOK stroll during the whole day. end that .shs
have t~o psrs Of adys rai,ers made and udsd y
get Qua the work When got homo and I could
90 something towards them In the night did WORK
Judge Ospron your disesse disease OF the kdneyss
(LAusbtsrJ A. II SCENES 70 be Of the spinal column
Q Was II raining st the timer A. 1t not raining
81 the tme1 came 70 that street, but had rAined be
@ VIVA. time thu, night did you get home, Do you
remember iookings A. had sent my clock 70 the Bow.
cry to get II fixed on the same day (Fridsy) and ia ere
little after IL O'Clock; Ven, directly homo from here.
O. Do you RENE mber mentioning the ctrcu instance 70
your family the ntxt mornnss A. said nothing about
q Nothing, then, had occurred TO make important
A. No; looked at thing thai hAd happened but
about it, but dld not deem Of any importance to spssi
about IT. nor did until the next week amer, when read
Q Can you remember whether the gentleman who on.
tered the house with shawl had cap hat ons A.
cannot tell did not look up until no had mounted the
O Bot you remember TIA. he had shawl ons A. Yes.
Q Can you tell whether the a an who entered the
door entered with night key without oaes A. can't
say for did not hook around amer he got up to the top
OF the steps; continued going liking my shoe.
z Od he make any remark or say anything 70 you -
Did you ho.r the oos Of the Doom Or something o,
that kinds heard the clicking Of the door; can't
gay whether the turning Of 'he latch or the Night
8 You heard the click OF the door no opened ~
A. Yea the instant before no went in, ~ he Was OPEN
O. You think the height Of ths man WAS sbsus ave es
ak inchess
wnes-rhs man Who went up the steps you nsaus
q That man who came 70 the door N,er you had
heard the noise asked to go od the steps, Yes
Q He Dame to the door and spoke rather narshly "
youf A. Yes; 70 much that afraid that he was
scot by the no had como up the steps 10 pat me
OF the steps and rose before he shut the door ne
0ka In aurn man At A
Q When he shut the door did you hear any retiring
s.epsP A. did not hear curing stops the door shut
he mun have spoken 90 yoa In . loud voios, and
In Al abrupt manner Yes
THE PHILADELPHIA TRUNK
Inc following despatch then presented
10 the Coroner which been reoetved from the of
GERS Of the railroad station in Philsdop ha:-
nave trunk IN my possession, placed there BY Mr.
PEBBLES. Is this the CuokS Describe You can.
JAS n. BARRY. a8 South Fourth street.
The Coroner directed the Deputy to telegraph for he
trunk to DO m medatey forwarded 70 the baggage ooe
OF tho Company where would be inspected by Aimielf
or some other person with view 70 Identify any CLOTH
Ing that might have been in the possession Of Eokel
MP. FAR2KLs's EXAMINATIONS RESUMED.
Q What country man are your A. am an Amersosn.
O. Who're were you born Al was born in FshkiI
Dutchees county
0. DO your relatives tvs there uows A. Mona thu.
know o.
O. DID you marry In this cityr A. l N srrsd In Aibssy
You have lived most Of your iNs suppose, In this
city, A. Yes.
O. VIVA, u your present asss A. 81 tho 18th day OF
this month.
Q. How long have you been married. A, Some 0
years
Q, have you family A. Yes.
Q. For VII ON have you generally worxedS A. I hAvs
worked for the last years for believe -four persoos-a
man by the name OF Hsvser in Canal street and
that time work Tor this man Eusko, Spring street..
O. How lorg have You been working tor hn' A.
Probably three months or so-sinoe November some
O. bow otep have you been obliged to omit your labor
oooss quenoe This iDnrmty OF yours' A. have had
altogether for month or two worked Then down IN Q
store IN way where could DO Upon my fess;
worked a that 10! somsa.e-a moon os more, ana
sometimes worked two or three days steadily and now
thmt en- getting tina better OF
Q. your health Otherwise gene raiy GOOD A. never
WIS lick day in my life
@ You and thu, sitsins hurts you; ou. vhso ron are
walking about relieves you A. Yes then gos over
@ VIII ask you shu-oan you 20! ne jury shesne.,
this Friday night you mad been drinking anything A.
can q, the house Of Mr. Scott one OF the men 70 whom
have referred. drank one glass Of rectned sptrits
probably about bali ounce
q. Was wbskey' daughter A. No, spirits that
are cold 81 groceries, ~ near ~ can jadss vSs half
q Wa nsl large sized glAsS A. no, was ahoa, one
o D.d you drink ,na. ~ dram or ~ msdIciuss A. I
vas .ted By the lady In the house I would " take
sonsthins -{reneved Aushie,)-and said 'yss, COR
tainly" and she han ,ed me some.
Q. Is ths. all you drank that evening" A. Thai b oil
had drank for "a hou
ou . ,,,s,s en ~, sn.c. ma, ,on
A. No sir; could drink thirty elasses and would not
be 90 dunk a. man who had drank nfseeu QAushter.D
Q Do yos mean besr A. No, assorted liquors. have
done IL.
Coronsr-You men. By tha, that you no, easily az
Judge Capron-Ths witness has vsry canddly and veey
,srsiao,oriy answered The questions which have bcea
pu, 70 him. and Il 'ny man doubts his word, can mag.
Investigation ~ 10 his character, e11 10 right and
proper thai such investigator sh ould he made.
WtDess- Yes certainly.
h., ne whole character Of thn shoud be before the
pubic
The house put his hand In hts pocket a. Cor night key'
Dtd you notce that A. dd not ala not look ~ MN
s,ter bis mounting tho sseps.
O. Did you notice enough 70 know whether he rang the
bel7 A. did not. l oid mot hear any bell
O Ycu were engaged With Jour back 70 the msn
sans U,, shoe wnsS % p.:,sd y1. Yes he did
Q How u Jour sisht-n there any defect In your
man In seeing him ~ be passed you. Or ,hs maa who
came 70 The door A. No, they we're too pcsr.
. GIVE u an Example bow FAR you can eco The peop.
hereS A can se distinctly Al the persons here
could probably count them.
Y. Gao ytu the people fsr ~ The outside thsse
drccups the attention OF the witness 10 the spectators
beyond the folding doors Of the psrior distance Of
aseui twenty I've feet A. NO, oasno, dstsAcuy dis
tipsuish their features.
Q 10. mar can you distinguish me feature. of me
persoas standing aeou, ,b. table distance Of about en
feetu A. can distinguish all OF Them.
q 80 nto recognise Them II 700 were 10 sse them
anywhere, A. Yes.
Q Or nyou ,h<m In the placed A. Yes.
Juror-Coold you recognise an acquaintance In the
ether room theref 70 distance Of perhaps 30 fee A.
do MOI think coulo unless there someAhng peculiar
about his drcss; u color something o. that Kind.
q Tho distance that you were from The man who came
70 the door vas about the same an from your 70
feet, A. IL might have been not 20 far.
q. You were three Steps up A. Yes.
Y. Was your foo% upon the third seps A. One foos
he third step and sitting the fourth sep.
q Have you ssso any persou n any time since this
and talked with them with view Of giving evidssoe
here A. No persoo, until talked with Mr. soo$s last
night.
o Has any peroo approached you with any oaes, or
cesre thai you should here and <sfy against
BODY A. Nobody Whatever, only Of these men (dr.
Renp) told me ought 70 20 and give In my evasoos;
has "a About exceptlnr