The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-03

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THE MURDERED NAN.
:. .no sea we. HOUSE. Am %. D. s,,or AZ
ne deceased made By oo.coer COnns and ne1,d ss 90
c'arasons made BY Alfred Moses tnas Jam " pouoeE
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EVIDENCE OF FRANCIS R0u0A-sEcURiTY OF THE
ENTRANCE 70 THE HOUSE.
g What Ia your ousintssS A. am porter 10 the Sea
View House
AIeyou Caiholici A. Yes, sir.
O. Did You zee Mr.. Noses leave his room sfter llh
O'Clock Friday night aud 60 out OF this houeY A. NO,
cir
@. Did he ccne down stars? A. No, sir.
9. Did you Hr Dcnneley after you closed the housc'
A. No, cir
Did you light In Mr.. Donneley q room after you
went up tiair,2 A. No,ir
Did you pass by the room of Mr.. Moses 10 going 70
your room? A. No. sh; 1t wss not on the way to my
Q DID you close ,ho bouso The ss. of July' A. did
about II o'clock; locked and hohed the doors OF me
house DonneDey went mp stairs TO his om ABOUT I'VE
minutes before that time; think Mr.. Moses was on me
sta RS just ahead OF him.
room A No, sir,
Q Did you hear any talking In kr Donpelley's roonF
Q. Would you have heard II If there had beer t,lkng in
his reoDf A don't know.
9. Did you lay awake any time alter you went to your
room? A. very little time
Q How lons2 a. don't know.
q Va, there light in Noses ROOM A. don't know.
q Could Mr. hoes have gone out s.,er you closed the
houtea A. He could
Juror (spcahpg to he prisonor)-Hd unders aod ~
kr D,nLeey, that you and Noses playing III II
Prisoner-No sir, you did not.
Juror-"he herr
ull avs minutes before II O'Clock
Tho su,,oya,e A w Bradford Gao who Ia epiovus a
part OF hs vacation at the Highlands here enlered the
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M re r 90" asr n"ps .a
TONS 70 The nrsoner meyeiy reop sted the Justice TO in
s,rr Tho ~onor q, no ieg. = yht mot IN onsuer anv
onest,on ne f,d not utsb ~ Ns 'sA AN' ~ ~ A'
Sn.,o,a,a -, ,ho r,,,asswbo onorea tho ho,.o this
Sur.oss'e W 'Ie "i'ness-"ho open0u Nno hoNSo 'A'
$500 ~. ~ An. door. hol,od9 A We, .,,
The snp,oyu.s men lef, The roos, W. '"'
Juror@M wbnt time did Won open the house9 A. /
n w.. NJ nau.n ~ re- ,nnr,S .nnno,e On
O Vas nornelsy mn Al iha, ,me7 A. ge Vas IT up
when got up to my knowledge.
G. How 90 you know hr. Donnelley was IN his ROOM
called him
Q BE answered you cid he: A. Yes, str.
g AT what umeY A. 1t vas O'CLOCK tnen; l got up
little before D, and IL was then ABOUT O'CLOCK.
Rd any sS0s up so SU
cessay
o are they never fastened a. night A. They are not
generally fasiened in case anything is stolen we asten
ths m
Pri.oper-what doors do you meant Coart-I mean
those doors going out tn ~ back passage
Prisorer-rney ave cIre every nigh, at lo1s O'Clock
o. who opered then, this uorpingS
Prlsorer--I opeped them myself, ct 5Js o'clock
Question to Mr. smith, pro re,or OF the Sea View House
Was tire MURDER com rnei alter YOU got up this
inRS A. The urdcr " as commit ei after got up and
had gone down to my Office and routed up Of the
hela
Have apy OF your help rooms on the same floor with
the mu dered mani Mr. smith-Yes, sir; Francis, tae
cooE and MOT son. the person VINO found inc Oils 10 the
~ser cicse. y
40 ne a. wns' lIne 9Iu you neal ne aai ILL
this morning. A. Can't state exactly.
Ss,s Is near as you can then' a. De'"een n'e anu
VIA, limo ,,a Won roo nopnel-cv tho 0r,. time This
mnrrinsS a Coming Gus of bis room
O Which wsy did ma eoS Gam, sav exactly. allied
him and saw him coming ont of hs room and thought he
was comipg amer me.
o BE I'D uot seem much excited this morning? A.
saw him excited q Ter The murder wa. committed.
o He was not excited when YOU saw MIN the first mc7
A. No, tir
@ WIS, VAS he doing when he came down s,alrsY A
He I'D lot seem TO be doing an, thing did not take par
ncalsr notice of him; was merely opening the house
oonoHhn @oNhsn 1srE Aonrna AAiSAfi'N
AffHovED AND AporTkD.
naiion, which sndayss were paplshed IA me hAiD yes
teIday
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mor,em exsmips,on the Witnesses we're III called in
their lis read 10 The NJ and they ,est sed 70 The cor
rec,pcss or Them
he rose ana msde neech hsnsns the CONT for the no
nor conferred upen him. and sta ed that be had ony
hs duly as citizen, Cor ,ner and especially a msgs
nie m h,cbcap GA ty he had s,ted He had always done
duty 10 every portion 40 far as Law Ia bis power and
he would always under all cir instances continue 10 dc
A. Iba, was ufciept recompense and ind csment for
All rood cizeus 10 do their duty
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WIN 'ne Names oi 'ne Juror a"ASnea'-
Neao Jersey korflouh OOunfy "-An iuquisiton tasen
and irdeDied at hddleoSn IN the coany Aforesaid, the
lat day OF August 1857 before me, Waiter Parsons, one
OF The Justices OF The Pesoc OF the sad county, upon me
view Of Alfred Moses toen and there lying dead, upon
The oaths Of t1eye jury men, good and awful men OF tue
county soro aid, who teing sworn and charged 70 In
quire en- Toe part OF The STATE OF new JERSEY
where, when how and after What manner the eaid Moses
cane to his desh do say upon their oans that one James
Dlnneey, native oisthe city oil New york. ala on THIS
the ls CAV CT August IN the year Aforesaid, and In the
county hore'aid, ieonouey XIII and murder The said
AIRED Moses by emitting bis throat with DIRK knife or
other sharp instrument In witness whereof We have
bertun tet our hands and sess IN The county aoresad