, 1870-08-07

Q. Did ynu see anybody .lze7 4. No ona
except womAu in the haseueot
Q. When you examined the door at half
past how d,d you do it? a.. Dy goinS u? on
The stoop and taking hold Of the door-knob.
@. You heard tho alarm about ten minutes
or quarter toe? A. Yes.
Q. You hid just passed The houses A.
q. You looked at the door - You passed ?
Q. And it vas ahu.7 A. Ees; neticeu
the front doorss passed, anl an su'e it was
elosed 1t that timo.
q Did rou examine the front OF tha house
1s you PASSED? A Yea
9 Slate tho condition OF tAe shutters on
the .eeond story, We're they opened or closed !:
4. l did not take notice OF the shutteo until
went up in the room in the manning Two Of
them Lad wire screens the windowe ware
oren-
@ Then all that Vas betveen tho seou,
and the street Here the wire screensa 4.
Yer, that wae al.
Q. Who was the first person to enter the
roora up staiss after tie alarm was given
A. Twas.
Q. Was there 4 light burning in the r,ou
when ron entered7 d. les. ~
MI Field Which zooo7 A. The. room
where the bed was.
31r. Jones {tLe third juror, Had Mt tie
raoms better be designated ~ the study the
bedroom, dc., so We can tell which ons are
referred toe
Tie Coroner. Yes; We will go dea,na:e
them.
Nj. Fellows. Now, Mr.. MangAn, piaBe 90
over to that window (pointing to \ wiu3x op.
posite the jury, and snow us Just hof thai
Light - situated relative to the bss1rosu win
dow md the street.
The witness went to the window nd e1.
planned the situation Of the light I was !
jamb, and turned toward the winlov TO Il:
tl.At 1t came directly opposite or bafote one o'
the panes OF g1ass, and could have been seer
f1om the street
Z. 1t was daylight when you en.e,ed TIA
room. A. fee, broad daylight.
O. II that light had been burning dnrin.
the 1,ght, could it have been sscnfrom th
street: 4. Yes. think it could-
Z. Did Eou notice it burning ~ yeu asset
:l.c house: A. No; wa don't watch the wie
dow. above the parlor floors. We only wssal
tue casalaerts, and the patlo1 windows, Id
the :4put door.
Q. II the light hal'been burning "a VI
passed the house on the hotel hide OF The
| It? A. think should.
The witness next described the poeitionpt
The corpse rs it haa already beer repeatedly
gwen.
Q. Did rou open any door lsaaing frh
a1r. hathan's room that mo1ningf A. ~;
/ opened the door leading to The housekaI-
| err room. !
9. That is the rear room on the same aor
A. III. kathan's2 L. Yes.
| Q. How many doors are there betWin
those rooms7 A. Two. There are clots
and a passage way, into which door orts
from both 10oms.
@. Was either Of those doors opens a.
Q. And Mr. Sal1,An's wAs shuts l. j.
I Y. Was anybody present when you opEd
that door, l.. Yes, NJ Frederick Sathat
l thiIk he was the only one. D.
Q. Where WAS the other brother? 4. tnk
he Hxa out in the hall
9. Who Was The frzt person you to1up
s,tairss A. The ether ot1i -er that / senior.
Ilat was about fifteen minutes after Irst
went up.
| 9. Did yon discover the dog, OK wasout
attention called to it7 A. did not nota /
sa!Eelt: M attention Vas called to it by iot
@. When did be call your attention i il
A. can't say whether it Was when fisstlm
IN. or after we'd been up stairE and conleow
| ,Sain.
q. Is thlt the dog (Aanding the impl.ucr
10 the Witness}? A. ies, that's the one
Q. Was there blood on it when you fnt "a
il: A. Yes; this sharp and WAS stained vi,
:..ood, and tic bar lad blood Gu it few lcL.
~ from that e13
Z. Had 1t been your custom to examine II
.:tet..;gs Of ti.a; trout dor every night:
! -e.; examined <, al ! lave saia, At hal
ut that lnornnG, nnl :hen looked at il
.iatscd little before G. and didn't ses til
.tr appearance had beer changed 1t all Il
;@as jils1 ~ it was Whent last ttist It at bal
is.:-t l.
! =. Had you seen carriage standing
."ei.ts thisu street tt.t light. \. Hal ae,
he s,aEGinS ri los I"catr-feconl stter
.Icar Sixth averne.
q. What Is the ch1acter o! that houses
1t il house Of prueitution.
u DID xou meet any pooplc On the str.,
;ltat night between 2 aAl O'Clock: A. =;
:. q liId you meetAuy man with coat :
No.
.. Did you uce any person that from a.
tause attracted yo1g attention particulars
L. No.
Assistant Disttit Attorney Fellows hore 4
nouLced that lo yas done with the vjtuea
~l.erenpon AEr. Rusell, the second jnrrr, ~
t+cdta to cross-e8anino him After. e',it
"ser the particulars Of BE- rost dute-,
@. Did aear anyone speak about 4
,,,T, x being open At tie time fha ~,
NJ s,",s, IA \; "; hear, 1,:ssssa
Who rs. i1s s,t nss. ia shScar speak Of il
\. can't say. 1t was Que OF 'no ''aS'
'ant asE aas. sesf's isls p lid you make to tia. Fl
,.eXfk5 i. i told lin ,he door was not ope
Q What did lie say to that? A. Tie :.
,li.d that he could swear positively that It
ucLt was pptn.
Q. Did Lot il arrest your attention. his s.
ns tlat the door was c{tn. a. bometbi1
.t+ngc? 4. Yes, it did, And I toll him
va. -lut.
,l1c door belore the alarm was given. \. u
Q. You could unt he 1nistakeu about
ltil.g ei,ut: 4. No. sir, could not i'a III
taken am certain it Was shut.
q. Dill you notice the lei al you wcat il
=. Yer, lsaw bed consisting Of = .rite
natsrcsee, about two CT three feet high.
@. When did you first zoe the bo*aE? A.
sw i. as soun a. entered the duor.
@. lid you rec 1t over the fede a. Yea
.au il right over the bed. could not III
| -.ci:E ii. u was looking that way.
q. You eA.' II, then, before you went ro''
,Iie bel: 4. Yes, before went 1ous3
ad al FL.
! 3!r. T'seld. When .1il.roa p;.k up tie do
4. When il was pointed cut 10 me.
g. did you notice any blood on the &c
"ler, the dog lay: A. No.
; G. Did you uotice whether the blood on I
! 1os Nas dry or not: i. noticed thas it .
iIfv.
.. Dill sou See any traces Of blood onts
Of Mr.. SA,han's room? 4. Yes, saw to
Prints on the stairs and in tho hallway Tnt
were alr. Sathan's steps. I suppose.
Q. We're they marks OF ascending or
>cs suling teetf A. Well, it would be hsrd
sav.
G. But What do you think they were7
:, Will hssitasaon.) Nell. think they we're
cercerting feet.
Z. Did You ece any marks Of ascending r.
4. No. dId not notice any: they were
; tu1n. d in one direction.
Q. How far did the ma1kB extend? l.
,;oI.i tliuk con!d tell exactly, saw Il,
I'll tle stalrs: they were TUNED doNh int
erection Of the door.
I. Yes. ye,y COOL; but how far d, i
:e2rks extend On tie door Of the LIZ
wtre they to be seen ~ far rs the irondoo
\. tllesitatinely.) Well, think ,ht We
liey were all turned toward tie der, :.
l.or c turned back.
=. Did you see any other bloo5't ains
j. ;l'is pa.s Of the house: a No. dH th'
Q. VIXEN you entered alr. NatAn's ~
: room what did you iirst dos 4. 'exa9iu
b u
II .. Did you look It tho bed A. Yes
wooden box or drawer stood On l and tn
!, we're three coppers in the box-o:hing el
! Q. Mere there Any blood staip on the pe-
= = 4. did not see any
u Q. Or Oh the draw 7 A. NJ
. Z. Did you see any traces 0: blood abt
!. tls hzth toon2 A. No; ton't recol
tlat old.
! q. Did ron see Mr. Sathanf clothing in
! room A. Yes: it w2s lyin: on the ch
!. opposite the bed, ucar tho eas vail; asi
4 frederick Nathan it there VIE any watch
the wais,coat he picked n, the waste
"a aud found that the watch waagone he pic}
= up the pants, too. and saw pocGetbook
e NJ. Frederick's hand, but ulsre it came f.
r don't know.
"a @. Did you zee the pockAtook taken II
the panta : 4. No, don't hink did
n Q. Vas there any none. in the pocketoot
Il A, I don't know young Nh. xAthau said th