The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-08

house; did not Thomas homo the day before the
ana nome about ok m shs svsnias, rhoass
home; have not Thomas have knife since
be went to the Morris county Jail; Pluck" Farley was
O'Clock; Snoher boy was there; don's know Who ne
vas my brother Thomas had had his supper before
Thomas Farley ana the boy lsst the house together
they left little after seveu Thomas had pants
with = kind Of green stripes. white SHIRT with
pink dots, and black coat-had black soft with
not very broad brm has:worn it not quite month
when he left the trip before the last hehad black co
cap and when be returned he had this hat Farley had
on dark pants and dark vest and wooeu Shirt had
light colored soft hat with brown binding Thomas
AMI farey came PACK snat nighs do not know what
mother got up and let them I'M heard them tai king,
that awoke me: did not GET mp; father was taking;
her talking to some one; she was up stairs; when
Thomas AMI FARLEY went out the next morning they
Desnsr Of them had on me same clothing they had on
5ih about SIX O'clock; Thomas had black coat on:
don't know whose u was: dont think II fathers;
When Thomas left that morning he had on black hat
with still brm, belonging to my father. HAT being
shown witness she said that IL vas her fathers .
The hat is the one when her father denied
owning when giving sv,dsncel Tho hat is tho
one Thomas wore when he went away on the 9Th !;
Farley oaek pants. kind Of yellow Shirt same
he had the day before and coat abe that Farley
on the sin the nv brother brought fro N
the boat the Sd Of July; did not the clothing
clothing being shown Witness she identified black
coat pink spotted SHIRT and par OF green paid pants
all Of tnem we. and the coat and pants muddy Those
house on the evening OF the 9TH; would know the
clothes thai Farley wore during the Ath. 0ut Of the
belonging To Farley, the SHIRT being purple cheek
and wet and muddy Farley had that shirt on whom hi
ie.s our house on the evening of the lh don't know
or not IAN old black soft felt hat being shown
70 witness, she stated that she believed it to.
He the same hat when he left with Farley; know
Andrew Grey IA witness Saturday,: he lives in
basement IN house in Warren sreeI, that used to be-
long Frank Hughes; saw Mr. Grey yesterday after
noon at bis own house, between ana Two o'clock he
sad he mad been down here and they had had HIM
locked said ne had been witness here about this
murder; he told me 10 tell my mother that II she had
any clothing that belonged to my brother bury tnem
IL there any there that belonged 10 isPuck''
Farley 10 send them nome 70 his folks; when went
home mother was not there; told Mrs. Lynch what
Grey had sad she said there clothes there that
ents told me that brother and Pluck we're IN the
station house and arrested; vent homo and told my
mother; she did not believe i; I never heard my
nor my father either; did not any scratches
the faces or hands of either my brother PincK"
on the Fourth, when saw them at our house; was
close enough TO them to any IL they bad had Them
''Piuckn and my brother slept the floor OF the
kitchen the night Of the Fourth father used to hang
his hat on the large picture frame in the chen il
hanging there ali the day and evening OF the Fourth
my father wore his old hat the Fourth and evening"
about he middle or June they took The cattails OF
citai bed we had out OF the tick and tick
Thomas boat; saw fathers hat hanging the kitchen
on Tue evening Oi tho fourtn recognize 1t bv tho
lining IL; brother Peters wife father during
tie carly part of the summer; Farley staid
Our noIse all night before that l know o.
Robert Lang testified 10 beng Constable and 10 hnd-
ing portion OF the clothing aa stated above
Charles Asdel testided that the night Of the 4th
inst went into the saloon Of Michael Sommers aud
was asked To treat by two men, he replied that he
stranger AMI did not why he should trcat then
drank glass OF ale and was about leaving when Welsh
threw lighted cigar IN his face witness ask Ell the
tender II that tho way strangers
when FARLEY told him to 20 and he would he
was aot hdrt witness then out aud Fastening
to get undsr shelter from tho rain when heard
rying steps behind nm, turned look belnd when
he received cut with a knio In the SIDE twitness
showed a wound; he believes tue cut Indicted by
Welsh. Previously to being examined the witness WIS.,
lied The staoa house, where he identified the
out OF six taken before him
Several other witnesses examined, but their tea.
tlmony Was unnportant rns mother Of Welsh vas 100
intoxicated TO give evidence.
AT SIX O'Clock The jury retired and after moments
elaboration returned verdict that Patrick rormay
came TO his death from wounds received by knife bct
10 the hand OF John Welsh and that John Welsh and
Bernard Farley are guilty Of wnful murder /"
The funeral Of the murdered man, Patrick Tormay,
took place iron ST. Parck's Cathedral, Washington
street. yesterday afternoon The solemnlties At
tended BY very large number OF relatives and friends