The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-08
THE LATE MURDER IN NEWARK.

Conclusion OF the COrOaer,s InQu est-Vcrdtct
of the Jury-VeIsh and Farley Declared
Guilty OF Wiifwl Iurder-Funerai Of the
Murdered Man.
Al nine O'Clock yesterday morning the Coroners in
quest over the remains OF Patrick rormay, was
murdered Thursday night at Newark was continued
At the Office Of Coroner sandford county prosecutor
Ellsworth being In attendance Tho developments OF
yesterday bore strongly on Welsh and Farley. Owing
10 the indefatgable excrtions made by the detec-
hves and the police department only has it been
discovered that named Charles Asdeli resident
OF jersey City, alleged murderers In the saloon
Of Michael Sommers, and upon refusing treat them
was followed by Welsh and cut IN the side. but
the clothes by the prisoners on the
night Of the assassination have been found
secresed In the house Of Welsh, saturated with hood
portion OF the clothing found concealed ,nle
OF cat-tas in one corner OF the room, and shirt
be from tne evidence gwen below. Of Welsh
identifies the clothing as that Welsh and Farley
on the night OF the murder and also idenuhes a hat
found upon the scene Of the murder belonging to
brother. Her evidence was given Straightforward,
unhesItat'ng manner. The testimony OF the father will
be found to conflict materially the evidence civ EN-
by his daughter. For instance the hat found upon
Welsh al the time OF his arrest and supposed belong
TO his father totally Tepudated by th. latter but the
girl identines by the inng when is very peculiar,
belonging to her father.
THE EVIDENCE
The first witness called at the Inguest yesterday was
Aaron Gray, who testified 70 Witnessing the disturbance
on the nght OF tho 4tn Instant h. accompanied oy
10 the corner OF Warren and Chatham Streets
where three men were found IN scut.e two OF them
dressed IN dark clothes, and the other linen
coat two OF tue men had third down; Ford went
up 10 the Two who nad tne other down and sad,
"Dont nurt The man.. one OF tho men an wcred him,
saying Don't Interfere or III cut you, aud made
strike al Ford; witness then raid to Ford. "iet be
get,ng or witness and Ford then the formers
stood in the door; Afterwards hoard one o.
the say, "Le up. I'm cut feel blo3i;i'
then two OF the men dp~D Inatnan street, the
other up and halloo murder and watch - next
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did no. the boy Thomas Clements whose evidence
gwen in tins HARAIp yesterday his mctner that
MINT.
Patrick Welsh father or one OF the men arrested on
charge OF having committed tue murder) testified as
foilc ss:I 1--we IN Cabinet street, did know Patrick
ToFmsy; was home al day on the Fourth OF Jaly unn
seven CLOCK IN the even ug went 10 Gaaghct's
10 uhsn n, nam street. lew door. IRON warr street At
got some PROVISIONS aud went home | remained home
anti SIX O'Clock on the morning OF the 9th of Juy
have son named Thomas Welsh, he is nineteen years
old: he runs canal boat for he was nome on the
Fourth OF July he came down The canal night OF
the Sd. rtain where tns cana boat Iai on
the night OF tho ID Thomas came home at two O'Clock
10 the afternoon OF the Fourth Of July hun tue
morning Of the Fourth taxing ms boat down 10 The
deep lock named Philip Reilly drove the
horse and boy named " Builglne the
boat; Reilly was with Thomas toe Fourth; was
on the boat al about ten O'Clock tho morning OF
ihs Fourth; whom went away ! left Thomas The
beat; never saw large jack knife tho boat;
4ih: when Thomas was at nv house he renamed until
sesen o'clock 10 the evening "A low-crowued, broad-
orm black soft hat being shown witness she
looked Ike the one usually by his sonl Wit
ness tesned that tie bad glaze cap boat:
Thomas Old cloin cap when he went up the
canal; nave not seen II since, Thomas left
house on the nsht Of The sh; Reiiy, "Piuck" Farley
Thomas and boarder OF witness named Gi,ucey
took supper with witness Clancy IL about as old as
witness abou. forty ye The boa, Il Gov al the Hack
ensack bridge Clancy has boarded with witness
one month: Clancy was home all day on the All;
Eeily, PUCK Far'ey and Thomas went out about
half hour sfter supper supper had about seven
ccck Thomas ana Farley came home after the rain:
they both stayed all night until clock the ah
they started 20 20 70 the boat al six o'cocs the
morning. OF the sta: them start: did not 10
boar alter .p,ucsn rsrley ana Tpcmas went, T,r,s~
an Thomas not the boat when 90: there; DID
not see them uni saw them At the station house last
night; Thomas said he going 10 the boat when
LETT At six O'Clock the morning OF thu Sta: Farley
said he was gong 10 Jersey CITY 20 buy horse can't
wboher Thomas lad hat after ha came home sfter
the rain cant say u Farley had . hs. then; doat
srov what KIND OF hat Thomas had on when no left
home; he had black hat on; nat beng showns w.t.
nsss he Denied rs belonging TO him; had black hat
on trrin- the Fourth: hong u on hook the
looking glass when took u OF don'i recoect sa~
ne, the 5'h tie black hat was TIE best one bad, and
used i sss spare hat, think head larger than
ttN OF Thomas, on The Fourth Thomas had black |
ssns eoss on The 4h So on the 5ih; dcnI know how
Fsnoy ~as dressed didn't Farley the %: think
Farley aad GA asrk pants Facey never sta, Cd at my
house a., night before she night Of Inc sn; Fey lves
warren slrcet Just around The from my mouse;
farey 81 Thomas gave reasons FOR staying at my |
house; Thomas other coal besides the ous he
woro on The lh b0tb sre heavy oues be rs no
nsn coat fAh od blacS naL supposed 60 belong 20 son
o. witness placed witness head and found 70 bs
100 email for witess NY son Peter gave me my tacx
bat; he bough " and gave 10 me: Thomas, Fss sy
and Rely went out about eight O'Clock. say ng tEey
~efe going 20 get swoTar Of Shoes pair vas or ho
boy called 'Bglgre." aud the other pair :or ,tomn,
itnt know whether Farley had a linen Goa. % |
osi; lad 40 hight IN The room when they came home,
hey laid down the floor with their clothes On and |
ieps all night.
Csthsrns Welsh testified as follows.--r am 10 my |
curteenin fear; i've At Is cabinet street. Newark,
nth my father, Pairick welsh, have ttctbsr
homssi ] know young man named BERNARD Fafey |
Allied "Piuck" Farley, have known Fariey, ever since
can remember, Thomas u 70 It's twentieth yesr; |
Puck" fMey % older than vhomAs. llomas |
nns canal boat on the Norris canal, Fafcy eoes 90
be canal too Farley lives in Warren s VEL Afcuri the
0rner Of Chatham. acost one book frenN nv sihef !