The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

ma, <essed In dark clothes and had on straw hat;
be- Vas te tai and stopped Lutte; witness returned
MS rurbett was found behind the counter, dead.
7Bepry JONES' Of No Congress street, testified that
about or sA O'Clock 90 Saturday nsht be vas stand
pe the South Market and Jefferson Streets In
company with snother man, who exc'smed, "hslloo,
what tbeY witness looked toward Downing and Madl.
son streets and Immediately heard person running very
hard on the SIDE OF jefferson street, this person
crossed the street. and, coming up TO Witness caught hold
Of biz arm and exclaimed boys take me 70 the depot
Then past witness recognized the voice. aud said
his friend, That Is Pat Maud he had on straw hat
ard dark clothes.
John Lov tes,i6ed that he was In company with Mr.
Jones the Of Jefferson and South Market street
Ut the time Maud up and asked Jones 10 20
depot he suspected somethpg wrong, nd followed Maud
through several streets until be gent the railroad
into Commerce street, witness did not know Of the murder
Henry whitney. Chief Of Police, testified that Msud
was arrested and brought the station house about 10
O'Clock Saturday night Maud told him al to tn no
took from rrepton to Newark; Mr. Whitney "a Sunday
morning asked Bard what he had sga,.s curbatt N
her he replied bst he had epcul aganst be-
as had been the chief cause OF n bis oubes' wit
tod HIM Mrs. Turbest was "a, and he replied ne
'eiao Of g. and wished Trey all dead he said
he bao brought the property for rarbe ana bad got bad
treatment or H." Mr. Whitney showed him the pistol and
ssd 'Ttere IL the pistol you had last nght Maud
The ts,imony was concluded about 1--WE O'Clock inthe
afternoon The jury briefly charged by the Coroner
10 he law tou brg the case aud after brief interval
The following verdict was rendered -
Tba Mary Turbets her Death On the evening OF
the 2eh May Wy Two fbOta ureo from pistol 10 tDe nan1s
Of Patrick Maud a0d that the sad Patrick Maud fired
ssi pstol said Mary rnrneh witay aud maciously,
@lth intent TO siil snid Mary rnrbeEt
EXAMINATIONS or THE PRISONER
The prisoner brought before the and jury
banoc led and made the 10 loving voluntary statement,
after beng informed that he was a, liberty 70 answer
such qpesrooe were prt 10 him or not
NY name Ii Patrick Mand; haze had no permanent
psce OF abode sioce my property 1as sod e Newark
went TO Rethehm IN the state Of Peonsylvans, aud
while there my life atts mped and thep retaraed to
tbe'Cty of Negafk after retu ned, COMMITTED an
assault wife 10 To the charge az to the
killing OF Wary Turheft plead not guilty add deem II
rot Necessary, at this me TO say ytDng more IN re-
gard 10 the affair az the time 70 say anything will
be when tcom.s before tie court shere toe witnesses
In my behalf in be produced.
Maud "A years Of age bs dress and form correspond
in every respect to that described by the witnesses He
would not be suspected by Of lunacy, and the
general impression Of those who know MN that ne is
perfectly sane, but Of very vicious and revengeul ga
ture He WAS committed 10 The county j, 10 await the
action OF the Grand Jury
The deceased Mrs Turbett, about 30 years Of age
and leaves family Of four children. She spoken Of
as KIND and lpotensive woman.