New-York tribune., 1870-08-10

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Twenty third.st A. There was gentleman In the bsD
came u ana soa ne KNEW h. name ,u o.,,o, ,..,
| II at this moment.
Q. At what hour in the morning thati A. Abouta
q When yOu got there there crowd outside tba
buhdingi 4. think there were few people on ths
o. Yon have stated that you Frederick and wash.
neton n the housewhat part Of TIE house did you
o. What was Frederick Nathan dolngi 4. He had nj,
hand up Ia his head; he ran up and embraced me.
rTsdaTlk 1S you Sr " WasFneton nS S SaiRaS A. o iHDf
did did during the day, bnt nor ~ hrti wa. here
during the whole day think went home Ia the after
O. Is Your memory sufficiently good to tell about ghat
time you entered these sleeping roonsi A. Now ~
member / did 90 I went ip with some "i the policemen
and detectives in the morning ~ 49, a. M '1 'nst
the foouarks and blood whatever els" their might
By the First Juror Were you home the evening
@ Mai hour We're Won nome A. came homo from
my office in the neghborhood of O'Clock to9f dinner
goge. remained home perhaps an hour OF an noul ana
half when | walked little ways down fihA'e. 10
O. Did you see your uncle that evening A A. our
q What lime did he leave your house werc you st
home the time he was there 4 hold say s'"'i'lV
O. Were your two cousins there during the EVENING"
O. What time aid they leave and did they leave 10
| Fred went before wash. or Wash before Fred.
q. What difference there IN the time ~ iri'ihg'
| A. don't remembers Wash left about half an hour
q. What time was thatl A. think service was about
"a, and think it was between and =; ,.,,.
q. What did his father sayl A. He asked him - he
was going up town Wash -ad yes, and wanted 70 know
O. Did either Of them state where they were goingi
| A. Not that know Of
O. You did not them again At your house until the
Mast Wash xSre3 N the sreSt 4S S'' Nv" nOu'' w. ''
@. What time and where wae it, A That was about
or 81; he walking In Fifthaye on the other SIDE
| of the way; thought il was him.
| q. Which direction was he goingi a lie wa gong
o. Was he alonel A. He was walking with two ladies'
A. After he ieft; think the services at the syuagos
were at 81 that evening; it was an extra service 49,.
Q. There unpleasant language between lhe
! father and Washington then A. No, sir. ,,..
! Q. How were the relations generally A. Always
% @ Never had any reason to suspect any feelng'
o. How old are you. Mr. Lyons A. Twentysix.
q. What is your occupationi A. Attorney and coun'
! Q. You live with your fatherl a. Yes, SIR.
Q. what is his business a; IIe j. RaebL -, ,r,.,
Washington Nathan on the avenue about ~ T.. q,
O. Who VII was Mr Nathans awySri A; He put great
deal in my way, and consulted with Judge Cardozo.
| O. Did YOU draft his will A. did not
| O Who did, 4. think have heard since bis death
! that Judge Cardozo did it. ~ ,...,..
! have oniy seen the outside Of it.
| O. Did Mr Nathan ever disclose its contents toyoui
@. Did you ever have any conversation with any Of
the family in regard to that Will or tbe ds.Ou'"h oi
| the property made under the Wilt A. NO, slr
q. Do you know whether the VIII mas @ Deon open'n
since his deathl A. believe looked II over 70 see
By the first Juror-Where did you ind the will a. In
o. Was that public safe A. No, Sir Mr Nathan's
o. Did Won meet Mr. Snow on the occasion OF your
ing to the ocrExchaDge A. forget the gent eans
name; a member Of the Hou-e Committee came do"n
O. what was done with i'll A. Mr.. Harmon Nathan
BY the second iuror-Have you heard Of oodici At
tached to the willl A. No. Sir only what have seen
in the newspapers.
TESTIMONY OF ANN KELLY.
Ann EnIIv he house keeper Mr. Nathan. who SlpDi
on the that he did the night Of the murder.
was then called, and deposed as follows:
Ireside at Mr.. Nalnans have been taking OF hi.
house four Summers; in Winter have room OF my
@ On the evening Of July 2 what time did you retire
O. Was the late Mr. Nathan in the house at that timei
O. How do you knowl A. He hollered down 70 tell me
he was home took him up pitcher Of icewat'r nd
was taking off his shoes when went mp
q That was the last time you saw him aliyel a Nes'
o. When you retired to bed that evening, dii you
secure the fastening 10 the door the house A. Yes
Q. Front and backi A. Yes Sir; my boy used to fas.
ten them every night, but fastened them that H M
! cept the basement door, which he locked
Q. Did you examine the windows OF The bls1 ment and
parlor 10 see whether they securely fastened A
! Yes sir; fastened them myself A.
Nathanl A. There were three doors on the dressing
@ We're they closed a. There were closed on the
o. Who closed theml A. He closed one himself sup
pose | closed the other when was going To bed.
O. Who was working in the house on the day prior 20
the murderi a. Two carpenters aud two woIkmcu-iOm
O. Did you any other person in the house that Day
@. What time did You arise, or were you awake on
Thursday morning A. Friday moInns |as 4Makencd
stopping dress; don't know whether put my skirt
Q. Where did you then proceeds A. To where the
& How was the body situated A. IL lay against the
door: one his feet gainst the library door aud
the other stretched from it lying with his face
O. Were the Nathan boys dressed at that timei \. No,
O. Did they have on night dresses A. Yes, Sir
q. Was there blood ON themi \. saw Mr. Frederick
Nathan sOop down his fathers head and call 10 him;
! suppose he got blood on at that time.
Q. Did you notice a light burning In the rooml A.
Yes Sir It was merely JET such as you would leave On
| going to bed.
O. Did You the "dog" that time A. No. Sir, not
| then did afterward.
O. That morning did you down in the basement and
closed A. Yes, Sir after the excitement had subsidized
! By Mr. Feliows-What were your duties IN that
house A. was to to the house, TO wash the linen,
| &c, and TO take care OF things.
Q. We're there any other dOmestics in the house A.
@ Did yonr son receive any wages from Mr.. Nathani
A. Only when he carried messages Tor HIM, OF dd some
work for him; he lived with me.
q. What time did you get up usually a. sometimes
early and sometimes not, generally by between aud
o'clock; my son gets up early. ,..,. A.,
| thing in the momingl A. swept the sidewalks aud
backed the shoes; sometimes he got up at or o'clock
| cannot tell the exact hour.
g. What time did you get mp the morning Of the mgr
screaming wakened me that morning; l was in his
| fathers room; tins was after daylight
O. Was Il the first time you was awakened that morn
! ingi A. Yes, Sir, omnbuses were running then.
| q, About the doors between your room and Mr..
Nathans, how many are there A. on the bathroom
side there four; the washroOm side. three
Q. What kind OF doors they \. They are glass On
the top the rest wood; wooden frames, with glass
| panels.
O. Can't you tell whether the door out OF your room
was Openl A. | think IL was open.