The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-17

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there e.ner cssdls lantern in tho hands OF
person the ol1er OF Warren street, they
aid not come up waa tho hshi while l there; the
light before old ros OF houses ia hoos; when
came with the officer he Was IN the same place left
him; he not conscious when came back With the
officer.
Cross sxaminsd-Carter ai sticksls Hotel. No.
100 Newark avenue; Carter Was not duty; had
Carter there In early par, Of the evening" found
diatsiy; Il was quarter 70 Ten when him there;
II was quarter past eleven when vent for him; he
was in the saloon whsu got there; there dance
there that night bsieve no went I'll for pleasure
believe he standing IN the middle OF the dance
street sbous : hundred yards from where I
lsft the man; ! gould bear no response; J
about half miauts y hear one running; raped
some seven eight lines was walking; waited for
some odncsr 70 rspsy 70 my raps three misu,ss time y
suicisnt time q got an answer: ran 10 Stickes and
We ran back hsrs lamps corners the
est one the corner Of Newark and Warren Streets
the corner q chatham aud Condt streets under Al
awning; the awning Is about sixty yards from where
and leaned ssasss the houss the store Of Biady vas
about four o. Ave yards FROM where nrs the
Rs-direct-whsn nrss heard the cry Of murder l
started toward tbs man; did not rap until TO
the man; bad been raining from O'Clock, but bad
slAcksned up aad eommencsd 10 rain shortly before
slevea had ban raining about fifteen minutes before
heard the cry; came along Chatham street. on the
north side; go me man In the middle OF the street.
about four - yards FROM the interval between
the inns heard - arst ssy ana my getting there was
about mnete; vesn arrived thsrs asked hi. what
WA the mattee
John Burns, hing duly sworn tssunsd-I live 1t No
10 Chatham strsst lived there the lsh Of July IL
10 about three lea from Warren street; the
O'Clock; have known him for long while: he came
70 child OF mine for whom he stood sponsor; he
e ~ *. Ten ss ~
with him; weat 70 the next house toward Warren
street with hin: saloon was kept there;
NAV Ai had '' one sod sh. Ssrs.sper Ssa oo 0s:
we only remained In the house while We had shs bser
on the Eds Of the street my house; stood
there By Bradys cre about i've minutes; began 10
Along IN The slsp ~ taxed f.ndiy 70 worked 10 a..
same shop; u va William Dunns patent leather fac
tory; We started 4 20 along the north side Of Warren
street; started my own house the nearest way for
! was going; e always went The way be
and me until accden, happened bis father
in-law; the way saad was nearest s muddy, dirty
way il was about ha-past ten left him q the corner
Of Warren and Chatham streets; went directly homo;
raped ct the front door and found IL locked: went
around through the nsx yard and raped the up
that lives down stairs; she let me IN aud went upstairs
10 bsd. Tormay and partners In work awhile
about week before; when rormay before the sun
away did NOT sss how no was injured.
Cross-examned-Tormay and drank once In the
c,sns 10 my ys ga my WE so the bee.
:. was not al drank up might have noticed be had
glass Or two Of besr; other people Nigh. have
Of beer whenever had glass OF beer with him: two
glasses would show plain il would take grest deal OF
came .hors .has he had : couple Of glasses
Of beer; he looked merry; he took two
sr.s so OF De-: NJ x. bad drank
came 10 my house; was sober when he lett had
spent the day All ever the hill thought IL was rather
O'Clock; have means FOR telling the time did not
lay before the croners jury that Patrick had been
read j. 10 not asow
was read 70 me; counsel read portion OF witness
evidence before the c"ronsr's psaryl; sad that.
surveyor; have been 10 the corner OF Warren aud
Chatham streets, and made . survey (wi,ness here
identified survey OF the ground mentioned a. being
made undsr his superntsnde scs and ne correcsncssl
Fsnne Chceseman being duly sworn testined--T live
q $50 Warren street; occupied the upper part OF
house on the night Of the 4h Of July 1t Is old frame
house; It Is the first house above Chatham street, i've
!, tho part OF she house nearest Chatham
rem street; heard . vocs tina. nigh, be-
tween ten and eleven O'Clock; 1 could see yerv
saw man Standing up and The es Of man
him; heard mems feet running up Warren street TO-
wards Chatham. but could not see anything; there
might have zen more than ono man running Thought
At the time ia re were about two running; alter
heard the noise OF feet running up street l
Gray In his cellar the boy Ia Thomas Glenn mems.
was in bed when first heard the noise stayed in bed
little while until my sister came 10 my door, wfpcn
got up; the noise hoard was scunling and iov talk
which could not understand after that heard msn
haiiooing "watch'; that was after / heard V,s nan
running up the street; the man who cried watch an
peared 70 be right on the opposite side OF the
the man vas walking up the street toAard Chatham,
when he cried wach; / went out az INV howse
after that; got candle in my neigAbsrs house ana
went where tho man was; my sister little boy wen,
with me- my husband was IN bed Asn lrst heard tne
noise; he got up afterwards; just ns vas going for
ward The policeman stepped in from, ~ me s and held
door; think the man had bis - leaning against the
speak; ! saw injuries upon S,e man: saw severe
ss ., r1. upon ms Temp coeid tell whe her
minutes after heard tho man crv watch before 90,
Inc ons ..d .anne% ~ere two officers there; Carter
Caharine snerry 20 'front.' Of me -
she vsd at No. ESQ ~ me an ar av
ths honse IN. re sesseman lived in another par, OF
lane s1 :, MAI previous witness.
AZ ss,.s, 80 - being sworn tesned-I lived IN Con-
rect w sons any All day on v he an Of . Suiv
mast tan 70 nv sisters at about half
SIS er : - night Fannie cheeseman lie my
tners % lives In Warren street went
ON war, mn my son Thomas; l heard q noise
lie si@ "a street as got there; did not down on
cursr of the street that the noise was on heard
had ard swearing, but raid no attention to It;
nm ES boys coat around my head and held together
81 ST. w my chin m rained SO hard; when got 10 my
Acrs house went In Immediately; Thomas did not
Fan with me; bid him TO come IN with me, but he
Stopped behind me- and didn't miss him until got into
tao bouse, came from Condt street, and crossed War.
sn street At Chatham street: Thomas stayed OF thu
house nve or six minutes; he then came
into the house, Iscalled him on the street; saw
him in the middle OF the street In front OF my
sisters house when called him. was looking out OF
che window my swter, Mrs. Cheesenan, was also look
Ing out OF . window; ! my boy by fash OF light
ming; saw men scufling the street, could net say
how many men Were there; heard . man cry, Watch,
watch - saw man KICK but couldn't say he struck,
ana heard . man say, '1hals ENOUGH you have given
M enoueh watch, ~atch;' that's all heard the man
say; did not soc any men run away; didn't stay NJ
the window long enough; did not hear any feet run.
Eing; / did not take any hecd-
Andrew Gray being sworn tsstined--I live at $50
Warren street; lived there the 4th OF July last;
live the lower part Chatham street. was 10 all
day went out about nine O'Clock night; went over TO
I'm axe IL rf thQ 4
about hall-rsst eleven I walked with Mr. Waiter
Ford, 10 the OF Warren and Chatham streets we
talking about the Storm which coming up;
stood there about i've minutes was just commencing
90 rain, aud The lightning very heavy and IL was
very dark; saw three men pass by; they
sight; stood there about three minuJes, when heard
scuife; heard words; Mr.. Ford said, Lets 20
down and what they sculing about" went 10
within four or ave yards OF them Mr.. Ford was four or
I've yards ahead OF me; he went up TO I'm aud
stopped do~n. the men Ia the gutter then, the
nnxth sda. 1 did ihsrn hefara n down: