The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-17

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between six and seven O'Clock Perry take hold of
hcGsheys oost Perry told him he didnt behave him
self he put him out; LAly and Simonsons conversation
samuei Raymond sworn-Reside in Norwich, Conn was
in the employ ment Of Mr. Nodue the livery stable keeper
saw the party In. LAlly In advance Mellon and
McGshey 70 out Lay stood In the doorway talking 70
Ssrt o~s q ncosoU Va y The front room smosiur and
taking; in tho back ROOM heard . noise, grum
voice st the outside door can't the language usea bat
looked up and Smoason 90 70 the window ahd raise
the curtain but the blind shut and he could mot
or coming % the back room did not see him 60
out; II hardly minute Afterwards that j. Nodne
came u ana SAD there wss man lying soe '0os OF me
think On the side Ok The stairs near bsnnI.sr,
the fourth fifth stair down; was on tho len side OF
the Stairs TOW ards the river.
Crosse examned-The voice he heard grum voice;
The back room; thought Il came from The door; sup
posed sar can't recollect the words; ton minutes
10 Juror-pd not know whether II was false alarm;
the 0remen came back very soon.
james Savage sworn-was tho barkseper at kr. SO
ana said rhsss are moe ios = p-ss poss" Mr.. Per
kips and Nodne talking cgether, and Lay went up
from S..s s1c mem :i Ta ~ then ssd to nsSn have
little hghtI guess we can take them and then he sad
81 can lick any Of BIB In the house," Mr. Smonson
walked and said something to Tally could not hear
what be ssid did Dot hear Mr. Nodtue announce that
there was q man hurt he came 70 the door,
Cross examined-Was twenty five or twenty six years
old uphosteler by trade had been with Mr. Storey
since 1854 had recollection that ever told any ono OF
The M, WSsS
was called before him; was mot at the Ccroners inquest
read the papers, knew LAly By sight; knew hsG.neyi
given up keeping q saloon; said had did keep sa
loon under W. sisklands for four or i've months Lay
thing 70 drink; when he made the remark he spoke
loud do now; guess others must have heard him;
there was loud talking at the time Perkins ana Moline
fight, sad "Dont thought they were going to have
some kind ola "jsmboree." (Lsughter.) Some OF the
why other parties did not hear sept that
they were attending 10 Mr.. Nodine and was attending
The Court here took recess Of half an hour and the
jury went In the meantime TO view the premises where
the occurrence took place.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Edward williams sworn-Knew Sim0nsou In his life
tme present at Storeys the evening 10 question:
saw the prisoner and others they the
IalIy say he could lick any son Of BIB there he said
in such a loud tone that any body could hear him.
Simonson said, Young man you should not MAKE sncn
Laly then took back and said he meant that he could
beat one at game Of crib; saw them all leave saw
they parted in good humor; Of Simonson till
saw him lying 1t the foot OF the steps, saw some blood
Ss snG o On e the on
the left side OF the steps towards the river.
Cross examined-Examined the blood In the forenoon
OF next day Smonson carried up; four or i've had
hold Of him. he was bleeding profusely when they laid
him down between the two rooms he was bleeding from
Joseph Wood re called-rne first thing heard Lally
say when be got 70 the bar there was id nice To-
said did not know them all; / drew back.
Cross minedIhave known Savage these six months
he kept saloon he gave up about April or March, our
In there sometimes did not hear Savage sy call
cd back by o,er have spoken With Mr. Draper aimee
was called for have spoken the District Attorney
since but not regards that did not remonsrse with
had heard savage use H. had heard the word smboree
some meant drunk BY it, don't know II Is moro commoa
among remen than any others had beard the vulgar ex
men; generally used a. hostile or angry word LAl
y belong. 70 No believe the alarm Of fire was twenty
Mr.. storey's house is In the Sixth.
Stephen B. Storey sworn-was the keeper of the house
mentioned; called The cam ricau Hctel saw Lsl
ly and his two friends 60 out that night about five
eight minutes some ono said there was crowd
time Afterwards Mr.. Nodine gave the alarm saw some
blood the door the next morning. about three or four
es IL. place e0s since pcosmber last
Savage had been with him several times the last tme he
came TO him in January smonson came there about three
o'clock and talking and smoking and drinking liz
TO ill he went out described; Moline and Perkins dis
pute loud At first, but they bad cooled down
before IAly In; Iay and Mellon drank twice-he
lst time with Perkins, who invited thorn the second ne
invited them; he said his PAT Ls'ly and he
that ho meaot he could beat any crib they all
seemed friendly all draok except Simonson, aud he took
S lot es voice WAS
be was senseless and bleeding very Freely thore WAS no
frcas door
Rs.examiped-Mr smcnson was In tho habi, Of coming
there, and knew the place well.
To a Juror-He no noise as Of any one falling saw
some blood on the top steps
bali my hand; sns not on the door, but on the casing
or jame Of the doorway
and there that night; saw IAlly 90 on, nrst-ihen
Melleu-thon McGshey; saw Mr. Simonson after they
went out ssndios BY the stove.
occurrence Iay and his two sends 20 out 5mooson
was standing By the stove; Perkins had gone out before
returned and going into the house I met Moline;
fifteen minutes after that Lally out; ho had been
taking with Hamilton for q moment two before he
went out Mellon McGahey had started TO 20 out and
called 70 Tally 10 follow; Lsliy said he wanted TO say
Ion the char BY the table; aad Mr. Snoason stood
by the stove; Hamilton and Iay spoke FOR few minutes
toee,her q, the same time A smonscu aud Mellon we're
taking together think Mellon Smons sho1k hands
Mr. snopson 10 segar and began 10 smoke, and at that
moment heard some nepay rherc acIowd outsdci
round by Fulton stree. to the front; saw Mr. Simon
con lyrg there.
on, last ali tina, he heard Lally say that he could
lex any son OF a b. b In the house."
Frederick Nodine VAS 81 storey's tina. night;
lot before Perkins dill 70 get his supper vas gene about
twenty twenty ave minutes not longer up Pierre
pont street; went into my stable afjoniog NJ Sloreys
jus, psite the large door heard tumble the
stoop adjor ing; heavy AM loud caused ms 10
turn and look out three men two were coming down.
one before and two behind the body, which vss falling
hesoforemost, leaving tho steps, and one coming be
hind them ran a. quickly as could add met the two
me, at the junction OF tho flags and whore the carriages
90 up; passed them close about four or i've feet
the one that down last behind the boiy, which
proved 10 be Mr.. Simonson's looked At the body a1d
then the body seemed 10 be falling quite feless; did
not srssp at anything stairs and gave the alarm
don't remember what said. Q. Who were the three
menf The prisoner was one, McGshey WAS smother;
did not know him then; had seen them there about Eve
O'Clock; Iay aud McGshey were in front, Mellon behind
they towards Fulton street; Mr. Raymond and got
bold Of his head; doa know who ese assisted looked
OF the blood the next morning; found some In the
recess behind the folding doors, In the Gazing
OF the door, and on the door I the
door leading into the front room there was blood,
think every STEP on the bottom ones. and on the
Tagging pool OF blood the blood the floor might have
been spill in bringing him Up; the blood that was on the
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