New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

talked about the music and nothing else.
Q. Who were those personsl A. James Larrey and
2 What is is their r. rOccnpationi A. One is plumber,
@ What time did you get up that Thursday mornings
A The usual hour
g When did you first leave the housel A. After II
O'Clock, and then went to the Young Mems Christian
Association readngroom, where remained minutes.
q Did you leave the house in the evening A. went
to MaYddson-square and remained until 10 o'clock;
O. Have you another snt Of clothes beside those
now wear A. Yes; black cloth coat and a mixed
@ Did you see Anne Kelly on the day she was exa-
mined here A. Yes, Sir.
q Is she yOur mother 4. Yes.
Q From whom did you obtain that knowledge A.
before you did 4. Yes, and she then sent for me
Foreman-is that Mr. Nathan's pocketbooki A. I
q What persons did you in Nathan's house on
IhHrsday A. Two carpenters a mason, and laborer
SIR e You saw no other person there that day A No.
@ You slept in the house that night A. Yes.
O. What time did you go TO bedf A About quarter
O. Did You lock both doors of your roomi A. No. Sir.
q Did you leave them Openl A. Yes, Sir
q Did you hear any noise during the night A. No,
@ Did yon to bed Immediately on arriving in your
@ Did you sleep at oncei A. did not sleep until III
q And you heard no noise during the nighti A Not
@ Was the front door of your room openi A. 1t
@ When did you awaken in the morningi A. Between
@ What did you first do when you woke upi A. I
dressed and washed myself and came down stairs
@ When did you first hear of the murderi A. was
standing the third floor when heard noise in the
hall down stairs; saw ,Mr. Frederick Nathan walking
down very much excited
@ Who told you first that Mr. Nathan murderedi
A Mr. IT, Frederick Nathan. ,,
very excited manner, and hoered out his father was
O. Where were you thenl A. was down stairs, stand
ing in the lower hall.
q How do you explain the fact that ten minutes inter
vened after the screams of Mr. Washington and Frede
rick Nathan before came down stairs and when YOU
did down stairs yOu had the boots in your hands
4. took the boots down stairs my usual custom.
@ There was testimony gwen that ten minutes
ing in to attract the attention of every in
the house before you came down stairs and when you
heard no screams at all Sir; did not hear anything
until came down stairs.
O. The last thing, after leaving your room before
ing down stairs to lace their boots up to that time
you heard no screams whatevori A. No, Sir
the room a Tcre SGG et c % SodH g T g morning enter
O. Did you approach the bedl A. Yes; within five or
Q, When you first entered the rooml A. Yes.
=; what conversation had you with your mother on
speak
e. Did yon speak to any one else qboutiti A. told
@ You had no conversation with any else on the sub
@. Did yon see any one lettering about the neghDor-
hood ON Thursday except those you have mentoned A
q. When did Mr.. Benjamin Nathan come home that
day 4: In the afternoon, my mother told dine me.
@ Was it before you went to Madisonsquarei A. 1t
O. Had you any conversation with any women in Mad
isOn-sQuarel A. No, Sir.
O. At any time while you were away from the house
that evening there woman in your company A.
l am positive there was not
@ Did you see the safe in Mr.. Nathan's room,
hS Sp Sr Sn the occasion" when he sent you on an
@ You have been in the house four Summers, and you
the Summer before
q Did You ever hear conversation about the contents
@ DID you ever the key Of that safe A. No. Sir.
| to 90 on this errand A. No, Sir.
g. Did You ever speak about this safei A. To per
q. Did Mr.. Nathan employ you frequently to go on
O. Where did he take the money from, A. Always
| from his pOckctbOOk
| g. Have You rot a light Summer suit A. No Sir.
Have you not worn such suit for the last fortnight
o. Iayc you had any articles Of underclothng washed
! since this nurderi A. Yes.
@. Whenl A. Last week.
q. Who washed then3 A. think my mother
g. Did you take them to her. did She take them out
of your roo1nl A. She took them ont of my room.
O. You stated You have never been arrested in this
suspected of crime anywhere A. No. sir .,,-.,...,
O. Have you ever lived anywhere outside OF this city
A. No, Sir, except in Lawrence, Mass.
O. Do you know what wages Mr.. Nathan paid your
mGtherl 4. don't know, Sir
O. Since you left the army you have been exclusively
supported by her and your pension A. Yes ,,o.,
O. Have You been to go to this stablee
daY? A. Twice or three times week.
g Did you ever remain for any considerable time A.
might remain there for an hour or an hour anu half
Q. When you were there the eoachman would not be
G you or sTfaF aag &Gm & on the
morning OF the murders A. No, Sir.
& Dc DO ' you think i might be lying about the stable
without your seeing it A. Yes, SIR; ,-,-,.,..,,
O. In what part OF the stable could 1t be lying without
voIr seeing il! A. 1t might be up stairs.
O. Were you in the habit of going to your mothers
trunk in the stable : A. No.
q. Were your clothes kept there A. Yes 30 .,o
stable for them2 A. stirred them since came
O. Were there any articles beside your clothes kept
in that trnnk A. NV discharge paper and pension letter
O. Was that trunk kept in the stable the previous sum
mer when your mother had charge Of the house ! A
No il was never kept there until this summer
O. Have you been in all parts Of the stable at some
O Did Won know there was a closet in the dinng-room
containing large quantity OF sIyeri a. knew IheIe
silver in it. 49,, ,...
floor communicating with the billard-roomsl a. Yes,
O. Were these closets kept open cosed' A. Closed.
q. We're there any keys in the docrsf A did not
| notice. a., ,., .,o ,,,or
ing men employed in the house with regard to Nahans
| supposed wealth or habits A No, Sir.
! O. You never that safe openi A. No, Sir.
q Had You ever any opportunity OF knowing what it
cOntained pasitiyclyf A. NO. sir, o,o,,. -,
o. Are you member Of the Young Mems Christian
O. Who do yoa link committed that murder, A
have not got ihc ss9GS dSaf iacJ Not the slightest
& You suspect nobody A. No, Sir, don't ,,o nu,,
'ne o. Are You sure Of thati A. Yes.
g Did you look under your beds A. No, sir; never
c. You don't know whether any persons were CON
q Did You allow any one out of the house that night
O. Dld you allow anybody into the house that night
O. You were in the billiardroom that dayi A. Yes;
| between the hours Of and o'clock .
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