New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

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have words but tho next day would DO inc S'"'
as before -, -, A., vo, Ore.
learn tss S gop ,aher baJ been murcredi A. think
my brother said IL first, rushed into the roO" ''' '""
q. DO you know what was your fathers habs az 70
carrying money ON his personi A. The largest enssh @
500 He never G carried % m more than ,ioo or $3.50
when your father was a. home did ne b Rsnt bis
cheek book there s and did his writing there. nom,
DO you know who paid the servants about yoor or
house house A. My father paid them, either hiinsen Ut
@ DO you know OF any Of the servants visiting him in
nao Sa esS tS se hs
@ When your father received money where did ne put
O. Did you ever YER zee him take any money from that
safe put any In when the servant was by A. serV
ant might have been in the ROOM don't know about
that.
Q. Now os to the coachman-the males employed in
and about that house; did he pay them drectiyt A.
think he dd-not through my mother az a SVe @ S. M
coachman-by checks or by money A. don't know
about the regulations of the house think he paid them
Q. Do you know whether it was his custom to keep
money IN the safe when he had money! A. lie was
O. Now about this young man Kelly that s spoken OF;
when did you first see him that mornngi A THINK me
second time that came up the stairs in the main hail.
with the boots in his hand, no shoes, think nj ,..
Q. Then he had backed the shoes A. No. sir; ne was
@. How long was that after you heard the alarm Of
murderl A. should think about quarter OF an hour
O. During that time was Mrs. Kelly in the room where
your father yingi A; She might have 6een; the
first time her in the hal Of the second story
q. How long you in your fathers room the hrst
time A. Not more than two minutes , Aha. ,i,,o
O. Did you anybody in the room during tnat uihe
except your brother A. No, SIR ~, ,,,,- -,
O. Then, during that time, neither or the keIys hao
been In the room. A. Not to my knowledge. -,
O. In going about the house do you remember whether
you went into the housekeeper'si A. No, sir -,
O. You did go into these in the back part OF the
house on the second foorf A. NO, SIR At, 49,. ~
O. DO you remember whether during TINS tlne you
made any eXcamations, OF not; any screams A. thk
- -, ,,,o Iyau,a anna 70 tba
room A. No, Sir the first time saw Ann Kelly was
think the second time my room, after rushing
o. when YOU saw Young Kelly did yOu say anything TO
him A. said my father had been murdered met
him In the hall he stood there with the shoes In DIS
O. Did he let The shoes FAM A. Not to my knowledge
think he made remark whatever.
O. Did he 20 into the rooml A. don't know ,,u,u.
q Where d1 ycu 90 then A. went INTO the he daiDs y,
where did 90, III thai state OF excitement -.
O. Did yOu notice wlt ther the si,-igIt wac % uu S
in your fathers that morning a nave no Fcco
Did You notice whether at that time the safe door
O. Bid YOU EXAMINE his shirt and clothing to see what
PROBABLY had been taken 4. No, Sir never IouGheu
it never looked for MS clothes; ddht hho" "nere
rs r2mn Kelly done any business for you A.
Yes Sir; he mas done errands for me, such as taxing
my yase to the railroad dcpos, and attending me III
O. DO You know whether he received any wages there
! CT not A. don't think he did.
O. When your father was home dd he ever attend MIN
c. Did he ever black your fathers hoes A. Yes, Sir;
! my " father lett them outside the door for him.
q. lie never had ,he servant come III lOr theinf ~
| No, Sir. ...ou
noon A. au unable 10 Say; was ~ nome hFemlhutes
| past g. and ne in the library then -, -.
O. VINO OF the nnGfes Of The house were nj nome at
tbe tinrl A. haiiOoed down 90 Mrs. Kelly if my father
was NJ home and she said tn he was went up STAIRS
immediately and saw NJ! iather slttlS ~ his ue5h. ~
Q. DID yOu Kelly around the mousse at the tnie YOU
elt 10 ~ 10 yonr auntsi A. am not positive; doht
O. William Kelly and his mother Were there when you
ana your brother and father wcn dld anyone ms re-
InaG in the honsef A. No. Sir no one shonld oe tnefe
%. @ Had W the wSrkmen all left' A. Yes, Sir.
o. Did your father leave any word that he was coming
home that night, send anyi a. do NOT know. -,
~ the second JurQr-Dd you al 20 @ Iogetneit Ine
A. NY father and l left together Washington went
@ How early in the day it known that your father
would in the house that nightf A 1t Is Impossible
| o. When did Mrs. Kelly know itl A. She might have
known Monday, Tuesday, or even the previous satur
| day. - - .,.,, .. ,o,r
faher-&ind or otherwise how was with your brother
4. il otherwise; never saw them disagree
O. How recently if at ALL before this murder, did you
hear your father re6uke your brother A. he generaly
IebuEed us alone know he had often spoken OF his
ways, that he was out too late at night E., uoo, ~,
O. DO you know whether your brother was III need OF
money! A. Not 10 ne knowledge. .,.-,
@ Was Washington acquainted with your fathers ousi-
ness to any extenti a. No. Sir.
O. Did you and your brother have any regular alloW
| ancei A. No, Sir; when we wanted money we askeu
father for 1t. .-., ,
q. Did you know anything about your fathers viii
O. BID Your hrothera A. No. Sir not to my knowledge.
O. Or whether your father had more than one WIFI A.
O. You were not present when the "dog" was found ;
| A. No. sir; know did not see the "dog.' -. -
O. When You went up stairs INTO your fathers @ room
men that up with YOU then the policeman Is mis-
taken in what he says about ~ A. tLnk he ls- , .
pistol IN my own room, and think my brother had ps-
toll know there dagger in the house, which be-
O. Did YOU send your bloody clothes to the WASN'T A.
q | suppose you thought that because the officer had
seen your clothes there further for them, and
you thought you would have them washed A. Yes, Sir
q. Do you know of any who was indebted 10 your
father or who your father was indebted TOT A. NO, sr
! g. you know OF anybody that mad any difficulty
with him, any excuse for enmityi A. No, sir. A.
O. Have you heard William Kelly say since the discov'
cry of the body That he heard any NOISE A. no, IN;
O. Made any explanation in your presence 0f the time
OF his getting up A. No, Sir. ~, ,, .ta,ro ,,,or
Won frst arolei A. No, Sir
FoTc@an--Your room i: on the third floor, front
O. when did YOU put on your socks that morningi A.
! O. Previous to ms outcryi A. Yes, sir.
O. You did not put your slippers Oh at allf A. No.
! O. when did you first your fathers body after en-
tering the room Immediately after getting INTO the
around the bedi A. 10 would he impossible for me to
say rushed into the ROOM attracted by my brothers
o. Vas yonr room communicating with the hall locked
'1' "a hi Won pck up your fathers poeket-booki A. No.
| Sir
o. Was IL picked up and handed 10 youi A. No, Sir.
| o. YOu did not handle IL at all \. No.
| g. II remember correctly officer Mangan said he
! handed il 10 YOU. A. No, Sir
a. Was there any occurrence of similar character TO
what he deserbes A. Not to the best OF my lnowedge
O. Did yon any time have custody of the keys OF the
! safei A. No, sir.
| o. You have frequently seen IL open A. Yes.
Ia the KEY of simple construction, and could per-
so having it his open the door a. Ii is
neTfctly simple key there is nothing comvex about IT,
O. You have your father open the saleH A. have
O. Have you noticed whether Ii made much uolse A.
| Only little click.
O. You went bed Immediately after getting into your
| room that night \. Yes.
o. Did You awaken during the night A. No, Sir.
a. hid van hear anV during the night A,