New-York tribune., 1870-08-13

,rrserer his person must have been covered with
bleed Sd sDSt. not Say az SiOcd SSSsS upon S HIM
n what was the character OF these spots a; FROM
tbe sn was brought down with sue violence, it
.snattered the person Of the murderer. , 49,, ~ ,o,,a
non think that the murderer wOuld nave 70 Wouhus
x,ses on his handsf A. II "a not necessary u,at ne
.honld have; when went there NaS s @ T ' ron,ovsS
and none of the articles IN the Iuo hed with bloody
and they did not appear 10 be ououvu na tried fbe
eands the officers statement Is true INA. h nc oror %
door at a o'clock and found iSnt time to place the
hady in the position in which II was die The dia
IN no hurry and there was no % Sooy hands another
thinS think there not great detl ol u
hands because there was not tSe street could YOU
The person in that room TO distinguish ""e'"'' "
man or woman m vor comparr the hair that was found
a, that blood with the hair OF Mr. Nathan & A u & ao f
compare them, but am perfectly s"''"'H
PreeTsSS TS t1e Ii5S s5s ot hair was il A. Gray hair
81 what Iengthi IL Correspondent oA"''' WV" ~
length of MI Nathan's hair.
Tho vitnesses examination was mere CLOSEUP anu 'no
Coroner addressing the jury saiu' .,-., ,,,,,...
c.x,r,r,,vx or rHR JURY; After two weeks dlhgent
tbe last witness has furnished you AL tne
~mNSseSa.' ~ have been able 10 obtain relative 10 the
nointng ont the murderer OF tne to M .s
ps, H1 NV side the Assistant DistrctAttorney
nave % % ~ ~ hnedt of his experience and counsel IN In
nav n ,t tbe various facts brought before ns have
also hs1 itpess every possible fact, however remote
sverv circumstance that would throw one shnheI oI
.nFTftn
istsnre nsbs al Of Superintendent Jour,ian and Capt
EsIso who have been untring in their eXer-
tios both day and night, from the commits
s,on Of the murder to the present time, 10
scover the perpetrator OF the murder know II was
their duty but t also their pride that they might
rnscb tbe criminal and present him before you and II
onld he gratifying you could record his name in your
Seriiet Ne have been unsuccessful, but not without
hone Therefore IL IL meets your approval propose TO
adjourn this inquest day without date, In order
10 give them further time TO make their invest CATIONS
ana inquiries IL any OF you gentlemen desire TO
leaye the city send your name and residence, ana
should circumstances occur which may demand your
presence will telegraph TO you 10 that effect Does that
proposition meet your approvalf
FOreman-P Perfectly.
Coroner-Then il is understood that this inquest ad
IOurned 10 "A day without date.
The Court accordingly adjourned.
SUPPOSED CLUE TO THE MURDERER.
The Brooklyn detectives have been yainly trying this
week to make something of the supposed clue furnished
by respectable citizen of the Eastern District who told
Chief Campbell that Sunday afternoon, while walking
IN seeuded portion Of Myrtleave Park he overheard
hree nen IN close conversation of whom seemed 10
be relating something with great earnetneS to the other
two said number one: "He lays there almost dead.
He has both BACKED both arms fractured and one
humps at her shadow. I've been To see him once,
but by Cd, il amt safe, and hardly dare 30 near
them. He foolish to 20 alone. He might nave
known there was no money in the house" Much more
said Of the general purpor and the party sep
sraed arranged O meet again at the same place at
at the evening TO visit the wounded man. In the even
ing two detectives sent, VINO carefully watched
from before until H. bat party of three made their
appearance and nothing has since been developed about