New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

O. DO You know where he wen; wnen nc ie,o ~
Hole House A. No, Sir; i lett MIN '"''' VII U
he'd and never saw him Till now.
oeS a Va ,ef b;"o ON the bed A. Yes he was on
,bebsd and walking around, aud lying down,
o. Did YOU report this TO any person! a. tmnk
did; yes. -. .,, ",
CT did not. he talked with me a1out the whole
affair. said he meant 10 give himself up, and thai he
had seen Judce Osborn and Judge Osborn had de-
cI;ped IN, receive him them but t. meet hun the
neyt morning al o'clock and tn h was to be sent
by an officer TO you; felt perfec ly sure. If he was
going to give himself mp had but moments DOUBT
what my duty was.
@. by juror. While youlwere cOnversing with
Mr. JefeIds did he make remark 10 you " tn 1t they
could not prove it against him any how J" A. don
think be ard he made some remark OF the kind' wnen
he asked my advice, l said you had better surrender
yourself, by all means; i then made this remark
futher-" the truth Will come out, it IS Impossible 10
avoid it, he the said that the enmty on The pTt OF
some of Mr.. Watop's friends great, they would
no. hesitate to say anything that would involve him IN
trouble; sail he ought pot TO be afraid OF that Tor
no sort of fabricated story would stand invesngatoni
be then said he should have no troubles he seemed 10
fear melting of that sort.
Juror-These stories are going round and ii is best
TO have them stopped here.
James Norval, sgorn--Q. Are you doctor AZ
Yes sir. =, .oo
q. Where do you reside a. NO o'V Huu'on
street.
Q. Are you acquainted with Mr.. -, the prisoner :
A. No, sir, never saw hun. ~
O. Do vou know any thing about tins case 4. NO,
sirj and / know noLhlng why AIN 'ao' Ia 'ni'
case.
ported 20 the Jury ttat You knew thai violent running
would bring on these swellings. do you Know any
such cases
Wiluess-I have known running lifting, and jump
ing 10 bring on these SellDgs.
q. lBy Mr.. Smith, Bring on such swellogs as the
last wines testified abou A. Yes Sir, au over e&er-
IA 40 heavy lifting. / have rad that
kind ia NY practice requ nty.
o. You had them in your practice! Yes, Sir, ana
have been in practice ID years, too.
O. If a person was affected with anything OF this
kind would running affect 1t. A. Certainly II would
re I is the lost essential treatment
Mis-. Ellen Costgan sworn.-Ellen COstigan. G.
Where do You reside A. No. Atlantic street.
o. Are vou acquainted with Mr.. Jeferds A. No,
Sir. =,
Q. Would you knew him if you should see him \.
Yes SiI l Ink j would.
Coroner.-Mr. Jeilerds, stand up
Wltness.-Yes that ls the man.
q. Dd he board at your place A. Only lodging;
he ok rooms there for week, but be never got but
one meal.
@. Did you let him in the house on Sunday night,
the 3Oth of June a. Yes, Sir, did.
Q. WHAT time OF night was that A. ] cannot say
exactly but think aUout quarter or half pact IL.
O. bid you close the house at II O'Clock ! A. Yes,
O. At this time had the house been cosed7 A. Yes,
Sir ny son up stairs after shutting uo the bar
ROOM and was just fixing some things
@, (By Mr.. smith, Who closed the front door when
he came there A. When Mr. Jeffe7ds came
MIR. Smith-Yes.
Witpess-I do; ! closed il myself
O. Was il a little after II when yOu closed l., or a
lutte before, or precisely on II A. ] cannot tell
precisely; 1t might have been after l2 how much,
cannoi say.
Q. Did you have any conversation with him when
he came in A. Nothing more than when opened
the door-if opened the door had 10 step back Tor
il opened right the s'ars-he came in, and as he
cane in the ba he says, Il like 10 have been locked
ont" " Yes" | sad, :" and you would have been if
yCu bad aid away few minutes lOoger; then he
walked up s'airs and Stopped on the platform; came
up and took lamp; there was one standing on side
tsble in the dining ROOM and gave IL 10 him; thsre
was 70 more said; be weot mp to his room.
! Q. How did he appear-as II ne was frightened !
! A. did rot notice.
Q. Did You notice his countenance A. Ne, Sir,
he pass, right ~ and never noticed him, he passed
| by Inc and went up Stars
o. How long did you stay up stairs ? a. Ny con
! shut up the place down stairs and suppose,
was then about fifteen minutes when knock cane at
! the door
O. But how long mad you been mp stairs before you
! locked the door a. My son locked mp down STAIRS
! before Mr.. JefsTds came.
Q. You say you locked up the front door, and your
con the barroOn; how long had you been up there
when Your son camel A. Mr.. Jeferds ddn't come in
before my con up.
Mr. So ith--I understand that.
hNDtb-bJ SUI tuub up lhc Dd '4ooi, uONN al
at II clok; be cane up stairs after he shu up aud
was in the dDmg-roOm with ne, and l was ing 70
tine closet TO ct him something 10 eat when koock
came at the or; says /, " wonder who tnas 49,
he sid "he didn I know" and / went down stairs;
there was two raps at the door before opened IT, |
oTened the door and saw Mr.. J.ferds-if that is hs
name.
@. ,By the Court)-Nox which door wac It, the
baT-roou or a side door ? TT side door.
Q. That was the door you locked A. Yes Sir.
q. Did your son lock up the barroon before you
locked up the front door A. Yes, SIR.
WilDefa-He don understand a biz.
Mr.. Smith asked ycu que sion.
WiIess-l am sure explained CLAIM enough.
q. You were up stairs when Mr.. Jeferds came to
the door A. Yes Sir, and my sJn were up there
be Lad been there about fifteen minutes when he
came.
O. Can you say if it was later than half past IL
A. I can't; never looked at a watch to what the
tin wss, wtether quarter or half past.
@. Did you notice him particularly when he came
in A. No, Sir.
O. DO YOU remember what clothes he had on 7 A.
TIN k he had black suit on
O. Did you make any remarks abont his b-ing 30
at.7 A. lie raid lie thought he would be over before
O. Do you know what time the boats come in Z A.
% Dot.
Q. Do YOU know whattim Mr.. Jeferds got up next
norDngi A. don't, for didn't BEE him come down
ttsjs.
@. Did be have on the sane clothes when he cane
hone ar wien he went out a. never Jaw him wnen
| he vent out; ] cant D.
O. Are You sti confident that yon went up st drs az
much as fiieen mil utes before he came IN A. can't
| tell Tell lost as az think.
q. Do yOu r. member how You WIS occupied during
hose fifteen minutes that you mp stair, after the
house was locked up A. Down IN the kitchen, and
III the dinii groom was not doing anything, only
waiting for NV BON.
Alexander Gum, sworn-Q. What is your Iamel
A. Alexander N. Gum.
O. VIA, is your business' A. Physician at Quaran-
tine.
Q. Doctor DO you know anything about this con-
Gem? A. j know nothing of The Occurrences i'm ne
disrely, opls whit heard from Mr. Walton some IL