The sun., 1872-12-28

can you look me in the face and speak the truth
%So tai nS SS GOe ehs9sy snGy ia' sp
peared very much excited and said he did not
2.-po you know claudis y. Primef Al do.
Q..Were YOU present In the room where Jus
tice Montfort was sitting on the 5th of December,
when the crowd forced Its way into the roomf
Odd you see Clsudls d. Prime In the ROOM
Al think not in the room. j saw him outside
y. Did you see him again that same day A
saw hin In the street. lie pointed at me and
MIR stans6rough. i object to that. I can sec
Mr. platt-we'll show you the pertlnency in
everything at once. The objection was over
ruled and no execution was taken
Mr.. kelsey-Later in the afternoon, my brother
Prime met us; he said Are You looking for
You'd better 90 and
DRAG ILoYD's uARBoR,
you fools you" lie spoke It In a ridiculing
way. rs though he wanted to make sport Of us.
By this time night had set in and the invests
CATION was adionrncd until Friday morning.
Benjamin W. Downing, the District Attorney
for Queens county, has been engaged by the
prisoners as associate counsel with Mr.. Stans-
bruugh.
HENRY +. KEIsEY's TESTIMONY.
The investigation was resumed YESTERDAY. Mr..
| Hchry T. Kelsey was examined rs follows
end yog 60 to sc, see , Mr.. - Charlotte B. oakley9 Al
"oo s s on eycrsaon Il, eb Won had with nor
St 10 on S sToESa @ ps,oSsr. 70 o se
1 qq'sVS " Ise ns, got e Tbs be "ss and %%y
as9,u,t ue.e men Y one OF conspiracy and, according
s9H. n. e3nsprins is evdenec again,t them an 49,
Plat. ii you viii show that Mrs oakley Is charged
Mr.. TIstt The complaint charges ave persons un.
Mr. 'stausbroueh-u you construe that as meaning
Nr Ca Icy you might bring In the whole world under
JusI.e Mon,for One Of the objects Of this invest.
f M rs 20 ,n. enknown % parties 70 tns .rime
uucnt to The ISSUE.
MRS. OAKLEY IGNORANT or THE INTENDED OUT
RAGE.
| Mr.. Kelsey continued asked her " she knew that
my brother Hss - he tarred aud feahered, She
been Done u The subject had bsen meSnoned to hsr
some time ago and she would not consent she said she
and would have borne It great deal iOngsr rather
MIR s.a9soroag,-l wlli ask your Honor strike from
The reSSra al & Of c witness which ns
It is mere secondary evidence aud oder 10 show II
Huntington and under the ur:dctoa of Jour Honor ono
The motion was denied, and an exception
taken.
o-Has your brother received letters in the last
| lmpcrtuentl
Mr. Plat said he intended to show that Kelsey
| and the reception OF these letters was a link in
the chain Of evidence. The question was allowed
| Mr.. Kelscy-He has often received such letters
| have taken them to him often.
| WHAT WAS FOUND ON LLoyD's BEACH.
| On the crosse XaInination by Counsellor stans-
| burgb, the following was elected:
mat were found i6cc Sng on OP Prdy of 'is the ' s,se
Meek my brother llian went there and fouud neck:
| ue and a n r. Nv brother picked up Two lemons
O." you see anything Of a boat ," A. ~ did
q state the exact location Of the article. you
gieSeds, a, rR" They geIs ly,ne ,hort ds.nse ,
the bridge. There had teen rain storm between the
AZ Of NSyemeer aHd & sss HyS N went 20 .ae 6eaeh'
place here YOU found the articles? A-Between nve
The shirt and necktle were exhibited. aud
| marked for identification by Justice Montfor.
| BLOOD STAINS ON THE SHIRT.
QTell the Court the eoadlilon o. the sh,r when you
QEkre YOU positive that this your brother. shirt
no particular marx upon H. Il is such shirt as he
o.-WLI you swear to the neektle? A.-Ihave seen
Q-row large the stains Of blood on the shirt
s the Il s a n Se e sst sSf hand s.s se hf Ts s
nQ.awherc did you have the rr.t conversation with
s Sai s sSg at ne n ae sS2I ;1 sn2 rytS %as
was said about MS trying enter the house slid
with me In feeling sorry about It.
| DEMONSTRATING WITH DR.. BANKS.
oTwnst did ou say TO Dr. BARks about Your brother?
mad done wrong they ought 70 have taken lessl pro
yhst ne naa done, but did not Ike the way in which
Q.-Now N !. Kelsey. did not Dr. Bank, ten You he
as he man Who entered inter- % Srs. 90 ss &
oS he 20! ts nat a' ,'rT9s dome NTH
| tlat be ssid anything " TIE klad.
9fS I'd a.. s RsfHS 90 MIN for 1So9 ~ ~
Dr -uEs sbou, H. told hm hsd ssokcn 10 Charley
exert M Nr, 9aSS S5 S9S d = Sse3asq S5S s
him PUNISHED a,iulR. and md p9t , Us, DOG; a9Dt
llrd toward me on account Of what my brother had
Did not clAudg. Prime m ten yo9 that yGnr brother
ns sst aS f in s pais SS Of 'Sq iSSsq 'OSk da
,GinN /, aid
wN. 5. KEGsEY's TESTIMONY.
The next witness called was Mr.. wm 5. Kel-
| sey His testimony was a. follows:
| Odd Charles @. Kelsey reside in the same house
Sao f a. IN az n see be hi.
in the house, We occupied separate rooms and did
noor q ne house. Our rooms were adjoining, :,
QIDd your brother occupy his room on that night
.o..Whst time did you retire that evening" A
,o-Did yoqq hear any noise that night Al heard
was a5oRi ten SsSek Tho o oor P my room
aPS h, r he eb, came rom .ee psex r
door fsa no light when Ihcard the Footsteps The
sp' b Mere S sG. rg Sna quick ''AousA man was walk
9a ss Lsar % 1ay nos. " Gs.rsyS S ley r9omI A.
very few minutes that Was all the noise in the house
dq ySS e. when hen yqg got Up IaSaS aS 1sT,
| lamp burning on the taO" ~ was burning brightly.
| Odd you leave light the evening before? A
| No sir We never keep lamp burning an night.
| Q-hhen dd Won nrst learn that your brother was
| tarred and feathcrcdr
| Mr. Stlnsbrough objected to the question as
| assuming cTiule not proven. Justice AontfOrt
| oyerruled the objection.
| Nr. Eclsey-Tuesday afternoon AZ four o'clock.
Q-HoW aid You le irn Of the fact A.MT. McEenry,
my broth RS hlred map tod me. Ohe answer OBJ
| Jccted tO but aliO HcI by tho ,lUstceJ
| Y. Wust did YOU tuenP A. | told my brother, and
went Ia search OF some one to tel "a. Mira. McCaTy
| tod me.
| THE WITNESS INTERRUPTED
Mr. stansborough Stop
Mr.. Plat t-DOut interrupt the witness
| Justice NlOnttDrt-IhlH seems 20 he connected.
| Mr.. StannuTough-l uOn't care II II IL,
Justice MontfOTt-Ne, care, and IN going 10 have
| the auwserH ! want.
| Mr.. kelaey-she told me to go TO Madam's, and he
| sent me to DR.. Banks. l saw him In mis- house, and
| Hcnri remained outside. The Doctor said before
asked him that he didnt know anything about who did
this thing told him did not 10 inquire about
| that then; whhted 10 know when Charley He
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