The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13


had, and turned up while Was shers; noticed
there little more brim turned up when nsxt saw
monty well the under part q the brim u msrno, ~
same AZ my hat was ! always prefer msrins for we
DO YOU recoIect seeing boz a. your houss-s small
jewellers box-with the name OF Death upon ~ ia.
pat my foot 90 on the Tuesday morning following 'ns
You saw some haudbills and you gave some informa
sion, believe. afterwards Yes,l did; ana gave 'ns
Mr. Sergeant Parry In cross. sxamiuationJust allow
me TO look at that hat. AS understandable parcuss
II he sss u Ss on
that is one thing.
Are you quite suro OF THAR Yes
Had you had this done In The shopthe brim so turnsA
Aud was your own hat exactly like IN Yes, nsar
they could possibly 90, It,
Mr. Sergeant Parry Cooking at the witness depos!.
YOU did you say before the magistrate that this
one Of your means OF identifying this very hat'
The Solicitor General (interposng) said the proper
would be to read the deposition and then ask me
witness any question upon T. 40. r.,, - ,... -.
deposition in bis hand and ask him whether bore hts
signature and whether be had not said 80 and 80 Ssors
and be did not Wish to have ANYTHING read 70 MIN oesrs
MI Baron Martin ruled that Mr. SERGEANT Parry had
right ask the question: but he must pus in the dspos
Mr.. Ser ieant Parry-certainly. ITO the witnes,-Dd
you before the magistrate that one OF your mese
s nss I
turned up In part OF more tnan anosnofs
Did you mention before today that you had these tive
edges turned round Al the shp where II was oou@nU
No.
Did you not say before the coroner ~ him ire.
quently wear that hat had noticed and remarked On
It's wearing we'll fancied one side was turned up
more than usual and pointed IL out TO him said was
Hs :S.' Il: S
| say that Dein..o inc coroner? did. -
/ AS TO your hats. can you tell me now many yoa
| did not mean through your whole life you did net
| allow me TO flush my question mean some time Go.
fore the OH Of Juba could not tell you the number,
cannot say, but think lett at one OF tho hstterr
shops whore / bought others.
where did you buy the one you WEAR Az the snop q
/ Mr.. Mummery. in oxford street
Have you not you left hat at the shop Of Mr.:
Downs Longacre abou, tnree weeks before the sta q
Julyf stated lett there, but did not state INC
time; bel eve It was somewhere about the time, ousa
Did YOU no. say purchased hat At Downs
in LoDgacre aud lett my own there; that was abeus
three weeks before purchased The bat 10 Oxford street,
When did you buy the one 10 Oxford street, could
not say 70 few days; but II was Anew Jays oo'ofsA
nv the Lord Chief BaronI left for America on the Goth
| Mr. Sereant Parry-Did you buy q hat ~ Dowus't
find have bought two bats At Downs-one At the ssce
10 Longacre and at tina. IN the Strand have had g
many hats that l cannot tell where bought them a
| Did you not say, a.he next hat bought was a.
Downs In Longacre gave hy. sh'llnss and sixpsnes
ma YOU not s.y be the coroner "rhs next hatG
purchased was aboutIJune. at Dewns, IN Lonsacrs y
cheap one; gave Ave shliuss and sIpence fos
:cke did not know how many hats bought until
Have You since found that there was no such shop y
maj U inou M, and iS6ha sad made islag Whap
fi Sss :; sot 1 so NANNY a. N, sss' s = Hs'
Did any assist yoa 10 discovering tho nss, rs
Sergeant Clarke went with mo 10 Longacrci ana soA
| him at the time was under mistake. .,,,
Where the hat like the one you say you bought AuE
| Have YOU any idea whateycr9 Ihave Dot
10 you ever throw your hats in the dusthoief Ooca-
Did you say that before the coroner' I did.
believe you we're asked whether you could swear g
10 the lining the color Of the nings yes and saidS
You could not as to the lining OF your haw
when did you nrst hear OF tho MURDER On the Thurs
day in the week following
DO you mean 70 say you had not heard OF the murder
Had you been out with your cab, Yes.
| And you dii not hear OF the murderf Yes
You would be on the rank with your fellow cabmses
And You never heard OF ~ No.
DO you ever 60 into public housss am not public
There is no harm in going into public house. D
you not 60 into public house for refreshmenn Yes
Do you no. take in papers Yes. sometimes.
DO you take in Sunday paper Occasionally
SEQ any account Of tho murder al al.
II you did not see an account OF the murder nos
large and eonspicuou. letters % the Newspaper ~.
i
DO you know the police station .hsrc' Yes.
DO you pass IL from day TO dayr On most days.
And did no. see the pscards saw placird, but ID
You knew Muller had gone to America Yes
when d;a you give Information to the polio'' o.
Was going sail the l4ih he called to wish ne and
family goO- BY Twas out with my cab on Saturday,
| Sergeant Psrry-D:d you not say when before NE
Coroner that was impossible for you to tell where yos
Wi,ness- did say so then, but since was before The
pocEerboor ters the wiiusss took piece Of paper
| Gus OF his pocket and put IL back AGAIN.
Sergeant Pary-Let me see that piece Of paper What
witness-t is ottor written to me By my late ON.
Poysr 10 .nswer to my inquiry a. to whore was on Ne
Sergeant Parry-You said on your examination before
the Coroner that your late master Mr.. Perfect sold
witnsss-I said he sold OF
Wisness-There 10 mistake 10 the deposition, nr.s
saw Repsch street. when lreiurned from Americas
police, nor e. years previously; hav. been caem.a
between eight and nine years % and on n.v. BEEN n
been ~ : training stable; had small ny business;
S.r a'nsS ,1i
: co. s,1ss 70 49,. private, Gentleman I knew
him BY living IN 10. nsisSporSood MN h.v. mad had
have been usoven. ss bsskrups; was in bust.
ness a. Bri1ton two years ago; did not fail cora
pound with my creditors; gave up business because
was not making living; owed some money and was
not able 10 pay ~ stiIl 10 that position; swear
said to any Of creditors that got q pcr-
ton Of the reward offered 10 shs be able 70
settle with them.
Mr.. sereans ParryOf course you expect portion q
the reward
ness-I do not understand you.
SERGEANT Parry-Then you the only person 10 court
who does not 10 you not expect portion Of the f9oo
which onsred7
witness- leave that entirely 70 others, have dsss
my duty TO the country. .w
SERGEANT Parry-Thsn you do oxpsc, having dsus
your duty.
witness--R they are satisfied that I have done ny
duty, and that they think proper 70 allow 70 me-