New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

he IND been ysitiog some friends on Chambers street
some Of whom re knew and Some not, playing eards
aud got hack 20 this hotel about III o'clock, on the
ngbi he was charged with perpetra'iag me nrueisi
a. reply % nv questOn 10 what ~ ia1 uohe ie
te pfto', he tod lie eter throw IL oyeIDoaiu VI
threw IL away. ,Lo,or,,
handle and vas eilyef-moanted the one roduccu me
same ieeiiied o. ~ fond grass plD wac Ao' w
one lIbe District Attorney here said that nc 0ouii
not clam tie i-tol thus fOnnd to have been lhe 9
bat NJ, Bri dy said he should Dsist that u "as'I
went with Tim deliver hun mp 10 Judge OsoO.Ne' "
the rUInoF on Tuesday, the thiId day OF july RI,
George s. DE Vorseney sworn-Liye at the Cnlyh
Hotel Of which NY brother is the proprietor; Jee,u
there Oh Friday or Saturday sno leu on holu-!
TleDiay although be sAid be was gong % sop Nv
I'll lburrGay he around the house uil DAY on S'-
urday the 5Jh Of June, until or o'clock, wnen no
went 10 the city, heard bis voice when he came 10 the
co. on returning about ~ or ~ oco, >aturua!
night; at . o'clock next morning saw ilIi reso.As
Tie Sunday DtsDdtch and HeTah IN tie olniug
room; be told me III irst name WAS Charley and al
.erward when ash, him III full name be siiI " was
ckton; az Dime he was talking about ilaideh
wife oisoIing case be said Harlem aGsefNv ~ "
SKIM, aliy0 with fau'eTi be went WIN ha W la'
EeR-York; on Mon1ay, when Dir. Belts came thtre,
they called me 10 tcm nnd the prisoner sald MS name
was Joierds and the reason no bad gwen IL 10 JAZZ
war because ne tld not wlsh 10 DO iocA0u W VIZ
Snndiy, being Suspected in tie WALTON case, n
I
r. depo, when ,JefrTds returned 90 Saturday nish''
be- asked my mother what made US shut up 20 carry,
and / aid II O'Clock vas the hour; be JoEei sI9
laughed was dressed m black coat, black pants, ana
Pa1aua hat noticed nothing unasual ~ hi, nanoer
on sunday; BIZ dressed IN tho ome way all S''l IL
day thar 10 was on Saturday higt
The deposition of Lien Costar. mother OF the lor-
mer witness was received she did not zee any tnhS
unu.ual ia Jede d. when ho returned on saturday
lllh,. The testimony Of John A. COsiar step-6rohsr
Of lhe preceding wines, was al31 pi4ced upon 'uo
Minutes.
John J. Lynch, svorn-I.ive At No : Atlantic
street, BroOklyn; wac Introduced TO tie prisoner a.
Jsrksop, md went 10 East New York with iln an"
Mr. DE yorseuey Oh Sunday, tie let July; the latter
sid jackson was probably stranger IA the vlty' aug
asked bim 20 10 along; at one Lace, Ee asked me
had mother D. a si-ter, and somebody lnlae i 'eh,
auo 1 was 20 shoot him, whether hey would lahg
me-" saiI, No; he repeated several lules th.1 10
thought they would hang hiu ike doS
DAME. Fraucis, swOrD--Am conductor on VIC
Fourth avenue Railroad, aud remember the mgnt %
the 9th OF June, 1860, when my attention Wa az
trced n the corner OF Sixteenth street by haooing
and the explosion Of frenru tile w23a, II 90 y m.'
a uersop Jumped on tho ~ the corner Oi seven
teenih street aud took seat ner the ctAiei' ea'S
bis eve I'D aud then down, and looking oua o tbe WIZ
dow; lie got out before we goI 70 Nlle eenlh
without having bis fare; he had on mixed coat' ana
low.croEned str,w baij we loon met ear coming
down; the person resembled very mlth indeed Tue
prisoncr, almost nearly - TO persoDh eo1li iooA
alike; ho about ieet 81 nave eeeh PEI 'O1' uH
two blJcks snI catch Il car. . ,,,
Geo L. HiekIy, sgOTu.--Am connected with The
SuH6ay DtsD1t,L; The Sunday Dts0otch goes to
press ii A. m Saturdays; there 70 and wac Il" ".of
y SOatct in tho city, AID here WAS no sunday euIh'
Tbis was TO show that The oundoy DisP"tch ABOVE
Alluded 10 a. r. 81 was printed before The muruer, ana
uonJui ed nothing about ~
Dr. Jgseph A. FC,,rr, B8orn-Was at tie corner OF
Sixteenth street and Irving lac on We Il5Lt Oh lNe
murder and be I'd tbe report o. the pistol accompa-
MED by cries 81 mlr.er and watch; % was looking
toWa.d sixteenth stce person paced me be hlld ana
on nv lst, but l Uid upt notice ilm III ,iicaisri
w,lking on, | 5aw q ran Ding o. his bacK "i'D
yyona /, Ina ,i1e; the direruDn taken by the poe N
uas TO tun DE corner pud my Impression Is that hs
went through ; Xteenfl I'll. ct 10 Fourth avenue.
Dr. Alsx ~ g. mn swOFn--kuow Jefleios shgh'lyi
n called a. ms hDns' OBe ny IN harcn, l9o'' ."v
r,,ths after Hr. Nnlou's ec1nd marriages he called
me 10 visit iis mother ~ Twenty third 'tet ne hhI
lis mother rad married ID brulei being IA Sc
quuiu.ance Of Mr. WaltOns said dlt not uiok he
~ II iDabls Of treating woman III me msnheT oe-
,crbed, Jeferts thgn remarked that ne "o"iI oi""
hls brains out If h. bad IN opportunity, OF tAAt 10
Ough; 20 have thcn flown outi dont re,o4e@
which be put his band pistol IN Ls breast POCKET
aid some conversation followed ~ 10 the improperly
vi carrying arms. -,
Of Dr. Gum as too remote, ana gave notice tha- TO
would hereafter move 20 .tike Gus oil testimony Vith
reference to threats. l. was year or 10 monhS Dc
FORE and had nothing 10 do with The case
that other evidence might yet appear, allowing eon-
tiuunce Oi the same ttaie OF tcslng.
Jackson Coursley, sworn--AmH Metropolitan po-
hceman; 40 leJJ arrested Young JetteroT, near tno
ground 10 before, snd oyerurd. lie Wa held "
bail 20 Keep tie peace before Justice Quacsen0ush
Cross eAaminsd--WRs not present, aud could not
saw positively whether JeieTds gave bail.
Justice Quackenbush sworn; | reccliect the case;
II wa dutD. tie Winter Of 1885, Mr.. Jeferds was
ordered u give bail 70 keep the peace with Mr.. Wal
ton; another charge was made, but Jeieids was not
before me.
Edward Wicks, sworn-Am ferry.uiaster on the
South Ferry; 20 the best Of my lrdge The Allan
nc and Paiic the boats, aud they rum every halt
hour requiring i've uinu,es 10 cross
The evidence Of John Beach, before the Coroner's
jury, was identified aud put 10 evidence.
Stephen B. OK,eie, swoFn-Am Metropolitan
noli .uau; IL would take a uan about hse minutes
and so seconds 10 20 from tie Asor House 70 the
South Ferry, 10 parssd over the ground myreR this
Inoing by Request OF the Distrcl-Atorney, ia tina,
time.
The prosecution here resled.
Mr., Brady hers got up aud mid-0n the part of the
defense he took the responsibility vi calling no Wit
nesses There was 10 evidence Ia support Of the IN
dctment every motive Of justice and humanity would
lead the Jury 10 Acguit Tho prosecuted youth without
leaving heir seats. Tie unfortunate hessn. Walton
and Matthsws had both fallen At the hands of delib
crate assabsin. lI something 20 give 0neseh up
when there IL case u1der investigation IN which his
character Was implicated, and before any writ
had been ssued OF Danger Of anes, followed in his
footsteps and to say am ready for investigation, and
willing 20 stand any test, from the mere TACT OF sue
pirion resting Against Linz tue saGle promulgated by
The public press. Sir. Breezy ridlcued the idea OF The
no-.ihilitv of suy maa even tie feetest, TO got
20 Brooklyn "a caIy "a Jeierds was there
he ni,ht OF tho Both VI June, 1900; 10 prove
which Inc DsIct.Attorney had, ia BIZ last resources,
employed l1rg legged seive officer Of the police 10
III, thar
VIVA eloauenty -et down As trivial and ptble
och "a lyonld never be listened 10 Tor m.ment In