New-York tribune., 1870-08-05

a A Sir.
scng est hod uno1 the tiing look ed if it had Just
oesn therei A. Il s lSSsSa % Blood in returning, A.
sun ine no,T ths stairway closely nor hallway; saw
iracRs of blood going tocdrd nc Tont aoo' any oues
The OCrSn dsI rwaTking that Il was Of the utmost inn
portance that every possible Iaca rDid Won observe
Q ny m nn N he ~ vail A. Yes SIR something like finger %
marks, ordinary sized alst ntser tte wall
mgh1 1I pe oU,ece cre rSt Wen defncdf A. No Sir -,
Mr. FsOwSSST, rom S5 the hal You looked
The bed on which he had been sleeping ""u 80" '"'
body Soon a. 1 as YOU entered you had no difficulty in seeing
the body No. m short as look over the bed,
and see t6e body A. Yes, sin should tnk 80 ,o tho
O. There no Difficulty ~ lhtrgf sT,S A. No Sir; no dim
position you occupied on enenns' ~ w. @" N' '''"
Guilty @t AL IlonorT,e first time you went up to the
roon mmed acy after this young gentleman ld c1ieH tn
yon who walked st you or one bd Gi Mem M FredercR Na
than went ahead Of me OF alongside oi me; oou ho'
cay T after that that you made what observation
al make in relation 10 the bloody footprints In the
haili n aS was going up the stairway; saw them
Sterwari too saw them measuring the PRINT OF the
90 Then you think that by Frederick Nathan's going in
fOnt Of YOU or % o1e ec sd&S & esope VSur noticei
mean thew didn't escape yOur notice for that reason A
didn't take notice Of any except one or TWO marks Oh
After YOU first visited the yon looked at the
ha6t A. No sir. didn't take much notice OF them.
went up to examine the house 10 see IL ahyOouy
Was III H. n, -. &. .,t.. .r,o.ho. %
What | am trNlnE 10 HHu OUT u uuin MhcthSi II
bc had been bsvody footsteps in the direction of up
stairs either ON the tins or on the stars tney w9uq
should think they might. don't think they would but
By Mr. Russell juror--You have spoken of cOnyer-
sation you had with Mrs Kelly day or two AFTER
ward and also Of going in hurry from the front room
where the body lay through passageway and opening
door where Mrs. Kelly was When was that "A.
That was after entered the we were searching
np stairs-went away up the scuttle and came down
sgain-I could not tell what time.
Young man when you went into the room where Mrs
Kelly was A. should think about 20 minutes 10 or
Dliegt was 10 catch whoever might be in the house
mT long @ Sa sa%e am hdn @c S hE TE
went down stairs she was then GresSed s,s SOM o
didn't sec him at arl A. No, Sir
@ When did you first see him A. Some two days
Q. You went all over the house with the young gentle
men Nathans 10 see whom you could tindi A. Yes, sir
foot Of the stairs across this marble tling they
Iaf apart indicate that the man was running or
O. Where was this dog; how close to the doori A. 1t
hay down inside the hail. ON the lett as was going out of
@ Close by where the dog was lying were there any
bloody lOotTrints3 A. did not examine.
Q. Who was this officer that came in nex' A. Officer
O. Did he examine these footprintsi A. don't know
G. Did you remain there until any detective came
q Did Capt Koso Capt. Jourdan arrive before you
@ Any other detective officers with theml A. Yes,
O. Where did you see theml A. In the room.
O. DO you know their names a. They are In the
room here now that gentleman sitting over yOnder
BY the Foreman, Mr.. Fied-Do you know anything
regard to this ease any circumstances about the
hou'e m relation TO Whl,h you nave not been questioned
and which you think would be important IN the inter
es,s Of justice TO communicate A. believe was not
O We'll. ten all about tbatf there is anything you
know OF tell IL! A. In that small rOOm-the study-the
safe open; saw table standing there chair op-
front Of the safe tin box set right next to the chair be-
tween the window and the chair with the lid OPEN some
papers l ing on the desk; that is all saw.
O. Where the KEY 10 the eafei a. ! don't know,
O. Did You see the key 10 the safe all A. No. Sir.
O. Was there anything else on the bedi A. Yes, SIR
O. What did that wooden box containl A. There
three eoppers; two old coppers ". OIL. No., -
@ Was that an open wooden boXf y. Yes, SiI; had
drawer; looked as II there might DC knOD on H.
TESTIMONY ISAAC EVANS
Officer Rowloy was then called hut no response being
received Isaac Evans of No 70 Chrisopherst special
officer of the Twenyninth Precinct was called and de-
posed follows:
O. Where you on the morning OF the 29th OF july
A. At the StatiOn-HOuse.
@. At what time You on Twenty-thrdst and FIFTH
aycf A. Twenty minutes before o'clock was out all
ght had been in about five minutes past o'clock
ent down Sixthaye. the corner OF Twenty -thrdst
about five minutes to o went down to seyenteenthst
and broadway; went through Seventeenthst To Broad
way up Broadway TO Twenty-thrdSt m company WIN
Ofcer Morgan stood the corner, suppose, about
@ Which side of the street A. on the Park corner
q. Did you look down Twenty-thrdsti a. dldi
looked down every street as came up; 20 minutes before
O. Was everything quiet in that vicinity! A. Appa-
rently.
O Did you see any lights in the windows on the south
side of the Ftl-aye. hotel A. did not
Q. Did yOu looki A. No, sir
q State whether your observation of Twenty-thirdst,
taking that block between Fifth and sXtraves, was
such that if light had been burning ia No IL at tht
hour you would have seen it A. hardly think
@ BY Mr.. Russell, q juroI-Had you been about there
O. You saw you were all night; what time did the
shower begin and endI y thlhA ABOUT tlat 'llhe the
O Didnt it stop about 70 for little while A. It
stopped two OF three times; conld not tei'
TESTIMONY OF PHILIP LAIsTRIE.
Patrick Govern Dr. Jaudon and officer Merritt
next called but were absent and Nir Phillip Ltistre
was called and deposed:
lam carpenter; employed on the 23th of July at
Mr. Nathans
general hOusewOrk; fixing the front paror win
dOws on Thursday afternoon. -
yon9 A. No one; walked into tile alleyway put my
hand into gateway, showed the LATCH went In, ana
O. what did you do after you into the hOuse A.
Walked M the basement stairs to the pai0r moor ana
went on the second floor aud sang out SDlth " ana re-
rpyed no answer and went 10 the thild floor and sang
"Smith" again: got no answci ana came uoMI, W.
kitchen and saw Mrs Kelly aud asked her II sue had
Smith, the other carpenters she tOd me 10; ashtd
said she did MT know and commenced looking around
She kitchen the TOOLS and she iOld me sile thOngnj
she had him putting them away under lhe laDc lh
fhe hallway aud went and no tOOs, and com
menccd reading my paper; the gentleman who minded
In the mean time told him the yachts had come in.
@. How did You know that's A. saw 1t III the paper;
IN particular aud believe he went out again ana sald
ne was going to get newspaRer Wen - the Sl%p a .eu
smith; he said no and said smith must be sick; ne
has not to the house :" after sitting there h'ue
Twenty y-frst-si 10 another Mr.. Nathans, and went
aroua there win nm I9l ntuG u.tng oSiVi ;