The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

O. You cay you went to 81 Bind street for your
dog had yos not frequently becn 10 other houses In The
ne,shoo,Ihood Tor ) our dos2 A. No, STR:
Cdnt you 30 70 the house whore Mr.. Robinson lives
for w A. No. sir
q You never have had such circumstance occur 70
that deg.
Q. pid you have another such oscurrencsa A.
have bee obliged to pitch the dog into the streets three
four times and never knew VI such that
before
@ It Is suggested that Ask you tho brood Of that doss
A. He Is called cDcho0; he is q spaniel
q How odis he2 A. He Is abont year old.
. Al that time nowY A. We'll, At tina, time should
O No, fully educated was hss A. Net very fully.
@ What kind Of night was tha1 A. Avery damp
night
O. Wa darkS A. No. very; it is Mover very dark in
O Did it rain or snowR A. Not previous to that time
think the walk was little damp when went In the Last
time, about II o'clock.
Q Was II hail or snowf A. fis was snow me tied i'm
medatsiy; there no snow ON the ground.
O. Wa there three or four inches the ground
when You got up In the morningY A. There
O. Did IL rain all day the next day9 A. Very fast in
Q Are you not man Of very strong temperament A.
don't KIN w that am unusually 3d.
T. Arc you not very excablei A. don't think am
Did you testify before tho Surrogate that you had
very strong temperament A. think told you l en-
ter in earbes, into whatever undertake.
Yon enter into whatever you undertake very atrong-
ba A. don't know tina. do very strongly; generally
@ Haven't you taken very active part IN this natter
A. was very indifferent 70 the matter at hrst
9 But from time 70 time you became very much
warned up and jealous aboutn9 A. l have been
iDtcres ted in II from particular tno.
From the time Of the inquest have your devoted
good deal Of time 70 this uIaor7 A. No, sir, not great
deal Of time.
O. Have you NO. Offered to apeDi money in III A. Not
O didn't ask If you had spent anything, bu. If yoa
had offered tos A. never offered to spend frthng in
O. Have not the relatives Of tho Doctor made reniez-
Of your house I'm this matterp A. No.
q Were they not there on Sunday LASH A. cousin Of
the Doctors, Mcclure; they were hero and dned with
Q. Were yon there and dncd in company with thcmr A.
&. Mr.. Bueu, wa. he there9 A. McGuiro and Bulen
Q. Who is Mr.. Hu..onY A. Ho Is morchan. here and
acquaintance Of tbclrs as understand.
Q. You said that house that night was very darkP A.
On that night II was very dark.
O How long after that homicide was that You concIud
ed il very darkY A. was no. after the homicide
that know OF.
o. Did you notice tho house at 9h O'Clock when you
first out3 A. Just before went In the last time.
Q. You think It WAS no, quite eIeven2 A. II might have
been few minutes before
Q. II was dark at that timer A. Yes, sir
O. Do you know whether the lights put out at II,
they ss there GENERALLY hsS tho houss
when went in for the night; was very light pleasant
.. What was tho usual time for your perambua,ions
In 'he evening" A. generally returned 70 my house
about eleven.
W
nire little before; sometimes my tto child went TO
bed little earlier and sometimes little later won't out
when she went TO bed.
O. Did you mako a practice Of remaining ont from nino
TO eleven? A. Il was my custom TO be out great doa In
the cvening-neeriy two hours in the evening; It Is my
only time for walking but do not walk all the time
q And your usual time for going out was o'clock A.
Us inly went out about tha. time.
@ Don't you sometimes 60 out as carly as 81 A. DO
sometimes
Q Had you any rule how hong you would be out
A. nsven was my time for retiring. ,
~
retiring9 A. we'll, avery little time.
Y Don't You frequently sit up rs hong as half an hour
before retring2 A. Sometimes.
y Don't you sis up an hour9 A: No, sir.
O. Never sit up an hour9 A. don't say never.
g How were the lights at % Bond street tina, night A.
@ Now were the lights a. % Bond street when you
q AZ SO Bond strecs A. don't know; didn't 90 10 the
doors Of any VI these houses
O. Did You observe The lights Of any other house in
q What the general practice as 10 the lights being
put % Bond succp A. They put carly;
collect but two cases when there has been any light IN tho
front room Of tina, house.
Q. when wore tncyp A. last Now Years evening,
and think on tho 9TH Of Juy the front rooms are not
g. Oh, the house rs not oocupedf A. Tho front rooms,
think, are nct the family vo in the back part of tho
O. VIVA, tho practice q Bond street regard 70
lights in The evcnng-was 1t lighted up at ngh1 A. 1t
Q To What hour A. Oh, this Is boarding house, and
IL lit up late.
~. a.
Q How late have you seen a light thoref A. have
seen lights there often when going In for tho night
q Can you repooct any occasion when you saw Light
there quarter Of an hour before LIP A. can't
9 Did y0u SEQ lights in any particular number Of
@ Do you know q, what time the lights woro generally
q. Were he lgh.l Usually III a. IL o'clock A. don't
know
Q. Do you know anything abOu, =, whether they pu,
them out AT 0, 10 or IL o'clock A. havo recollection
Of seeing the houso darkened in tho evening
Y Doyou roooieS, within three months Of seeing any
o. What ones9 A. Tho window In the second story
@ Al % have you noticed when the lights we're put QUIZ
was II tho practice to have the parlors III tho whole
EVENING" a. | never noticed in particular.
@ Havo You ever noticed whether there lights In
the attic Of that or any adjoining house In tho nghn A.
Now, sir, you say TIA, the house 81 Bond street
generally very Light wsre there s generally at tint ~. nm
eeyen2 A. No, In the second story
O Was there 10 the third A In tho third think
O. How late did you uuay observe lights In the psrlor
Of 3If A. have seen lights a. ato as have been OCT,
o. Have you ofen .ccn ghis in tho parlor as lao as II
=, mighty A. Yes, sir, think so.
q. We're you afrend Of Or Buriell' A. No,s'r.
Y You knew him by sghtS a. was very familiar
with tho appearance OF the man. but eSquaned With
him; nc never vlsiied noe nor him any OCCASION.
o Were you one OF bis palbearersf A. Yes was
q Never mind TIA, did na AK 10 cast any reproach
You. on ksosp'dr Il. cS, DIT not py Vtn
O. fayo You been In the attic OF 81 Bond street
before tbs death Of IT. BaricR A. Never; neither before
after.
o Were you examined rs witness before the coronerl
A. No sir.
O. Did you make known The fac, a. to the Ugh, Of which
you knew 10 The District Attorney tie Corouorf A. Yos
SIR; thin spoke n him about H.
u lid you ask him 70 call you n wisnosss A. No sir;
did not wkh 20 be called IA a witness.
O. Arc ycu certain that you told Coroner Connery what
yos have tod here in respect 10 nghp A. Yes, sir.
Q. A. WHIST timer A. During the inqaoa, sometime;
don't know.
q. Was II before the Jury rendered their vercr A.
Yes, sir; had conversation with the Coroner alter
wards: VITA, told him particular don't know.
v. asked you tod him Of the light IN the si'ic' A.
think did.
did
Q Were you examined a witness before tho Grand
Jury7 A. No, sir.
Y. nd you make known 10 tho ns.ric, Attorney lals
Fact before the Grand Jurys verdict A. Yes, SIR did