The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-12

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ing, PLUMBING and gas nttins. and boiler making.
Q-Are yon competent 70 go 70 either one OF these
1o.@CouId You serve rs helper In those tradesp
o'-Haye you tried, within the past six months, to
o-wthin the past year A.-2o, .ir. &c.,.
EXCEPT what she makes By her service odtS x.TGst
lie oil, TO my knowledge.
LIVES on MS MOTHER.
.,Q.-You have been living with her for year past;
By her, without making any effort 10 sct "orAS A
o'-Dgrins that time have You earned any money for
Q.-Who furnishes You with your clothing? AMY
Glow much is thatp As month
Q-Whon vol examined ne runk lastniglt for those
discharge rapcrr, who was WIN yogS a. 70 ~ ron
a. KEY TO the TRUNK.
o-whosc trunks were theyp A-Mother'a
examination OF ne trunks? A,-ralsiug aooul my
sion PAPER aad found they were taken cut saw
.o'-You had conversation thon yi'h your mother
after you lett the court toon' A.--No, yr III,
mother regard to tie discharge and pension papers2
Q.-Aiter YOU lett tho cJuit' Aye. sir as soon
Q."{e,terday anernoonp Aye sc.
Oil you had any conversation with her about 1t
o.-No' since you were examined by superintendent
oSYou have made no efforts to ret these discharge
pI3yIYou are S con yon never worried for Mr.
havei diHeneIovr al about 1t - ldAtS"eAr TO
.Q.7noE. old wereyou vhea you last sawyourfa'hei1
QIIIov ons before you lef, ireland ddyou see hln,2
Al don't snow, conduit .,y ...,.,..,,,,.,.,.o
doS q kHow vifS cos ShG {S Sy ' i've
Q.-You we've nvilg vita your mother were you not2
o.-Yo1 cannot ten whether your father was living
CIV Old were yosSnen you came hcre2 Abe
"A that time your father WAS llviqr2 Ayes, sir.
o-You don't know whether he was Living with Your
mSS' '@gS or R RS1p, Az EI-4SYGs;s air
came +e% Sq sySfS your father since you
oo you l knew S, mother has received
Kelly was then examined By Mr.. Field, who ct
hibned to him = pocketbook, wlea the reporter
was subsequently informed vas
nm. sAruAs's FocK =TnooK.
The witness opened IL, but did not recognizes II;
he thought Mr.. Nathan's pocketoook was u tribe
The following new testimony was brought out by
'c'Iwhcrc were you eornp A.-ooun,y Carroll.
S.1Y S'i came ne aftcf she GidS Ayes, sir.
,qS-HOw many yssrs ago did you say thsswn A.
S.-where did you so to school in Ireland? A.-The
came place was born the parish school
Q.-Did you come here In charge Of any PERSON. A.
Q..Shen your mother len ireland were You old
sncgFS 70 have any personal recOee.oa o. hsra A.
Q9iicnce Won only knew her by the introduction you
CIVIL You please relate The conversation which
you had With two friends In Madison square the
SIoHr PRECEDING THE nuRDERf
A.-Talked about tho music.
S-%So we're ,iose per.0hsP A'@jsmcs Garry and
Q.Ew6at Is their occupation Alone is a plumbers
ldon't know where he works. don't Know What the
Q-when did you nr,t leave the hors- o. Thursday
Chrlstan Association and remained there untl about
WI Ven, nut ne eysnhs and remained OUT u
SIX minutes past ten o'clock went 70 hadis0n
'o-werc those two men with yon. constantly from
nc tune you wet 70 The square Until you returned to
Being redxamincd by Mr.. Fellows he testified
that his cousin Introduced him to Ann Kelly as his
mother, nnd that his mother sent for him to come
10 this cCuutry,
At This point Mr.. Field requested that recess Of
ten minutes should be taken and the CorGver 30
oeded to tie request and ordered recess. AT tie
close OF the recess Mr. Field continued lis exiin
| nation OF Kelly, as follows:
| Q-Is this Mr.. Sathan's rock,tSook handing the
witness small wallep? Al don't know, sir 1t
vert 10 bGt On ThSrsisy SSatp Axe .iF iiS he
8-ibIS,Sx ar SgsaS R.. Aa ;s oGsn
S-bd s Gee aeaa NY 81:
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Mr.. Field proceeded to examine the witness with
|
stated that he fret heard of II the third floor and
looked down s,irs to SEE Nha; Was the matter, but
| what 1t was. lie had he, screams. lie bad
been IN his room VITA tie Co1r open but the door
conversation with any one a1oat the murder bcng
| never had any conversation about the safe Tor
augIt lie knew II might have contained
| LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY;
] he knew there was closet near the dning.room
| hut did not know there was safe In IL W siyt
KEEP tnste me eTamis 10. was sS3'sGhnS as 10
his clothing what washing he had had done since the
| contents, and was continued rs follows 1:
Q.-Are you member OF Christian Association
Q.-what Is Your religious belief A-catholc.
| o-Do you attend church regularly. A.-No; moi
onen have yOq been dgTing ne course Of
year HH SiiS" r5S SP Hss aD'A- ' '1'
8bne x you qTo % ssTs s.Sn A-YS'
| Q.-wnen ala you last 20 TO confession9 A.-ove
dG ySS "tsSS ,Awe hahn
so f9 Se ANY a,nrce, go yo k Mr.
Nathan mas given you this summe RI A-lhat eoul'
Q-le.s than ave dollarp A:-Ys., sir,
| Q.-iou have been nowhere outside OF the house
SINCE Mr.. sAruAS's DEATH,
unl ef. sent on errand2 A.-That is ALI no plac
o.-wb.n you went in to see Mr.: Na,hans body noy
near did YOU SO to IL? A-About sx or seven fee
| Q.-At no time ulu you ko NhAn leelF A.
Q@wcre Jon not curious TO examine It carefully t,
see how n murder had oeen committed? A.-So. Sir
Q-Why could You not examine It? Al was too
| uoRRoR-sTGrcK.
Q-You have been IN dction have you not, durin. tn
"U-where we're you wounded? Ain my leg.
| Q-NOu have seen men shot? AYES, SIR
Q-You have seen men dead and dying IN eve pos
sSc way IA which men could be killed rom rife Dall
aud cannon balls? A.-So, have not have onl.
| OVo'"1YSasNw uieu Killed there? Al saw men lynl
Q.-Wiy, then, did YOU have suoh horror at Mr.
! Naihant death? Alt looked 10 nc hotr BILE spec
tace lad never such sight IN my life before
was
AFRAID TO APPROACH 1T.
| Tile witness said that during that morning he haC
| remained almost constantly in tue kitchen until Il
| or ii o'clock knowing nothing but the general fac
| that MIR, Nathan had been murdered.
Q.-You had not the curiosity 10 ask sny of the N
mates Of The house for any oftns particulars they nsh
| hhYt2 A'-NO, SIR.
| O.-p1i Won ever take an oath under the name o
| James Watson? A.-Not ulat remember.
| Q.-I"u tlink YOU may have done SOP Al think
| may have done so.
| Amer few questions by Mr.. Russell. 10 whom h,
| said that he had previously been examined at tn,
| superIu,endenrs once. when q stenographer haC
| taken down his testimony,
| Tho District Attorney proposed TO refresh hi
recollection by reading tobm portion OF That tes