New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-02

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aaa reSped g Patterson tor further proof in com
mother Of h and other a' evidences 1hc
would Be cSnCusye Wednesday afternoon, the sh
ssaaF tt the proofs ,Ss warden
body Of Miss Alice Augusta Bowisby ~ '''' no 'H'
What RrCC, The s scar On hs gnt ode Of the
marx below the elbow Of the s ARM ana S Ss
warden being satisfied took Capt Cameron 1t the
Precinct. and went from there TO No ssT seeondsve.
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diysSh G was found by pesa. ss
By marx upon him.
there was also blue sash found which correspondent
with the article worn when she left that was all we
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the lazy 70. ys ga s"E eS Ss
40 Has she Consulted you lately, A. think she Wis
il fV was for menstrual
@ Did you know her to be In the family wayi A.
8 Had You any suspicion Of IT. No. sir for the
This body that you have seen little while ago. IT
the same body that you identified US the body Of Alice
o Iby jurorj-Hays you any doubt Of it, A. None
O. GBy ,uror)-rs it frequent to veecinate persons
other case, and that was Oh lazy "no oiu IL nef
o. ty jagrorI~Did you vaccnate this young adyi
No sr she was yacSnatsd when an n tS left arm
Q. Do you know she was yacclnated on the leit urn
below the elbowi A. Yes, Sir.
TESTIMONY OF DR.. JOSEPH F. PARKER.
wltness-I am doctor In Paterson; am not in busi-
for myself my attention was first called to this
affair by the murdered girls mother sending to my
house for me- on Sunday they Informed me that their
daughter had been missing since Wednesday, when she
left Newark for New-York, on the o'clock train;
the mother was IN great distress Ss. Of 70 mind ind
and advised sed her to to GsaS Quiet for days.
and see If we did not hear from the girl
heard about the finding Of murdered girl in the trunk
thought It strange coincidence as the description Oi
BowIsSy y ten Dr. Kline asked willing to g
with him the following afternoon and View the body ana
s ss With could s s ssady her
operated them for her two or three years
s SSSy an % Identified IT from ns upper teeth
the right upper jaw, and also by the broken eyeoon
ago lin in regard to the removal Of that eyeooth
ainined the root Of It, and was Of the opinion that u
p TSai the FORM Of the eyseoh It the other
day the same as when viewed three months ago.
ne Did recognize the body BY any other b marks II
ie @ caused df S on bad
owing to its having been anced on the side II caused
What about dentfyine articles of clothingi A.
only cOrroborate Dr. Kinne in the matter OF the
@ Is the body you have just now seen the same that
BOws6y your apprehension that the victim Of the nSr
der snd aeT Ssd newer believed the
lady would do as she did.
Catherine A. Taylor, whose husband is uncle Of
the deceased GIRL and lives in Brooklyn Z. d. called
to the stand she stated that she knew nothing about
the case
TESTIMONY OF wN PrccoT THE cARMAN.
witness-I am q carman and reside at No. AL First
av.; my stand Is at Twenty-ninthst and Frst-av on
Saturday afternoon, after O'Clock, 1 was hired by
young woman who came up to the stand and asked me
how much would charge to take trunk from Thirty
seyenth-st and Secondary to the Hudson River Depot
told her dollar she offered me half dollar and
would take 1t she then asked me could change
q Is bill 1 told her no, and she went into q
Iquorstore at the corner and came out and told
me she could not get 1t changed; told her could;
and gave her A keeping the 81 myself she asked me II
80 3 Cs s TAKEN ss
she going to hire carriage and would be to the de-
xnee and the TO
told me to go to the basement and ring d the bell
ON those terms without getting her real name because
was afraid might not get the trunk at ALL she told Inc
on the card went then to this house rang the
basement bell and man opened the door and stepped
Julia Sidney sent me after trunk there was woman
sitting in the inside who asked me where was going
told her Julia Sidney told me not to TELL found
the trunk in the front basement inside the door, the
inside nsed agsn 70 dn peaR to at
Q. Could you recognize tue man a. Yes sir; .,o
man sitting right there only he looks paer than he
did then, to the best Of my knowledge; 1.-THE witness
10 70 bs M Howe and
bly, perturbedl then took the trunk 10 the depot ana
o. Did You perceive any smell from the trunk A. No,
Sir formed no suspicion, and ddht smell II tar
TOys to the and left SoK ON %h9 the %n
because 1t heavy I'M then the boy helped
me in with the trunk; the boy and Julia Sidney took
t Sne eouner looked at the lock and said the
was not strong enough and she asked for rope, and
ss ss sr FIX ns@ tho Of and
O. Have You seen the trunk since A. Yea, Sir, in
warden charge and recognize as the trunk
carried to the depot that day;
Q. Are you able to give description Of that young
. by jafSFIwnat was it Julia Sidney requested
taking the trunk not to tell them.
Alexander POTTS. the boy who helped the convey
the trunk into the depot, was called and testified:
TESTIMONY OF THE BOY POTTS.
witness-I live at No 800 West Thiryseventbst right
on the corner of Eighth-ave; the first saw Of the
woman I was the corner there Of Ninth-ave,
last Saturday, about IS minutes past /; saw
cab coming down; I ran down and opened the
door of the cab and girl jumped out ana
handed the driver she then turned around and asked
mo where the ticket office and told her would
show her. and took her right inside and abe stepped up
with her pocketbook in her Ihand and 6Susht ticket
abe said she was going through to Chicago herself
but would buy a ticket to there; she had three -
bills and three bills-sls; saw her count 5Sa est
witness coming down with truck she asked me
to help him take trunk I'M she said there a was womd
have handled carefully stood by the wagon wng
the driver took out the trunk tnTn when W. t
on one end, as they always do to cheek IT, ana sne