The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-07

are two windows fronting from the saloon into
Fifth street the window on Diamond street was on
a bow, the first Firm street was on the bow and
the two others Filth street were open that is the
shutters; there was light IN the house, the saloon
windows were frosted on the bottom row of lights:
the Kitchen window was not frosted locking from
my saloon window Hanlons alley was across Fifth
street, but little lower down.
Cross-examined-Before | went there this was an
old dwelling house; the widows are about two feet
and a-haf above the floor OF the bar-room; do not
remember that / had shutters to the Fifth street
windows: had inside blinds to the kitchen window
cannot say whether the blinds were mp or do vn thar
night; there was light in the kitchen between
seven and eight or eight O'Clock: after that
there was no light there that l know Of; 1
had two burners turned OIL half way in the bar-rOOm
that night; know my widows were in this cond-
ton on that particular evening because never hal
them any other way on sundays; the reason kept
the first Fifth street window closed was because 10
had the lettering on IT, aud Eept IT closet that
it would not make so much show on Sunday: a con-
scientious reason Tx the time of Eanlon's stav in
my room from - till 81, because at O'Clock
had no more beer; Hanlon had fSe or six
he had mad any more before that tme the clothes
he had on were his working clothes; did not see
iD the habit OF visiting my house; he was there
a couple of days after that Sunday, but could not
say what day; do not know that he was there the
Monday afterwards; was there all day; think he
there on Tuesday put could not say for sure ::
he was there when the report came around; think
ne was there before II O'Clock on that
DAY; he was not there lOrg that Tuesday; / do not
think he was there more than once that day; the
report that the child had been found came to my
house before Hanlon there; found out about
it early in the morning; it was the day the reward
was put up it was short time after IA few minutes
before ~ oclock) that he came in; | was alone in
the bar-room when he came IN; did not see him at
my house from Sunday night until Tuesday.
l do not remember that Alderman Fields or Mr..
Srawhaur were in my house on Sunday night:
did not remain in my bar room all the evening after
Hanlun went aunt; went to the cigar store about 8
O'Clock.
Kate Hanlon sworn-I am near eighteen am
John Hanlon's sister; my father ana mother are
living; in September, 1885, they lived at No 2J55 II.
Fifth street; there were two rooms each nOOr OF
that heuse, three-story building; my mother, my
father, my sister Mrs. Steinmyer my brother John,
his wife, my little brother, and myself lived the
John and his wife sept in the back room, second
floor; besides the family, there were Eve
Of the Quinn family there that night;
they came there in the1 afternoon
that evening was sitting on our steps on Diamond
street when my brother John passed over TO
Fishers tavern; l saw HIM standing near the bar
window; then he returned home passed me on the
steps and went into his shOp that is all | of
him; ] cannot say what time this was; il was after
dark; do not remember how he was dressed; he
had no coat or hat on; did not see him again until
the next morning at the breakfast table,
Here the court took recess.