The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-14
TIE JERSEY CITY HOMICIDE.

! Continuation Of the Trial OF Policeman Has'
ned-He Wc"ld Shset Any Ono Not stop
ping After the Order 10 Halt. s-..-'J.,r =,
The trial Of Oficer Harmed, charged with the muir.
der OF Henry Note, was continued yesterday al
Jersey CITY, The following evidence bears directly
on the shooting and shows how the deceased came
to his DEATH
Albert Busgarsch testified that he lived within doors
wa. On SadSeS Mrs cu'hs sister and other per
later saw Harmed there after came in saw Nol.s
nor
Kennsn sa: down to liable there were couple Of other
ann e.
he %
Noe and myself were o:ethsr did not see Harmed at that
Sa ms e hs o S a
Mr. we together on the West sSs h OF cni s ave-
Ss. aid" e., ,sS IT,
follow this "a man n Sp .. Nigh. dangerous
Is % wsn we aTnsa
the ssacon he lots towards
the e. sgss : may be the
i: assSs awa ss ;s me
land into Clinton SvsDss he was sgsny Q,
ss as %
started run; Eole o this alieyway ran up
he s No dRSsy
p me ..sna Clinton avenue from the Sss
Thing from his coat, and fred two shots through
es tE wa b s s ,ss. no sns
with Harnet left Harmed standing there did not hear any
aSd
sornsr Of oaElsnd avenues. END s;a wen. .q
M s Mo pse s Ss
he carried out and then went home the q
standing here did not see any one In the aeyway when
Sergeant Van Buskirk examined--I my way from
home to the station house about one o'clock on The night OF
saw Harmed TWO gentlemen an old ady and boy talking
Of n0iss saS
followed him and say two men, one in his shirt sleeves
s house At asS%ay n
cn wh ss'f was shVs the the
and oacer Harmed firing up the asyway; think he
me e The se
Ss s OF hind sad he &c
a ne na Aa se ssd h% he they
and up
but found nothing there they then went 1P.o
and sy s as Ss sa a The
into a SS the @ him
oser Haired to the station house for sser
s:!s''nh sS''% % ss::
n the Soe o and took n Dr.
about five C ,s y, the n
Saturday ana Sunday morning. the two men that ra saw
ming up after the shots fired they went from the
little ahead Of 0nSsr arnsd lost sight Of them
looked up Harmed two three shot. into the
when saw them running aeroS the street toward, me;
the taller man The other stopped Harmed was not on patrol
duty a. that aa he nS . se s ts re-
shooting ,.,
there shot BsaS0n
ds half g: ap sd hour
70 lock him up gave pistol Sacsr Eenhardt
We s 'n and myself
% i i
hin e +. ss S he %
nat wOpa from him
ought to have the pistol as as he did from what
had heard let him out hapas four O'Clock to 60
Coroner vohard es,iaed-I Henry Nolte, knew
saw wound on his back The right aide Of the
S saw. cut ssv. Note m %s' nt nsa ' sooa S.
antcmorem examination under oath CHE dying mans
deposition then offered In evidencel He dd not
| who shot him received n ball which taken from
Noies body handed to by Sergeant Van Buskrk
and have kept IL since; the pistol that taken
from Harmed; think two balls mad been fired on the ball
have did not nj the pistol exactly the ball disgured
Captain Parker recaedI took charge OF the pistol that
same morning. four balls had been fred and two
until handed to the Grand Jury; this pistol (shown)
| looks like the pistol.
MIRA Salone Kortz sworn-I at Mr. Guths saloon the
night Mr. Nolte shot left there about eleven o'clock
into the house and talked short time with
sister there at the time the threw the stone
Dr. Bird sworn-I q police surgeon; about
O'Clock first heard Of the shooting ut the police station
went up Beacon avenue and found man lying the
wounded; had him taken into the saloon
there home where extracted the ball the ball passed
nearly straight through found the ball in front and
TO newton the In state Of collapse and
the wound was fatal one stayed until five ocock and
nine O'Clock found another physician In attendance
made post-mortem eYamnanon he died Of internal
orrh age, caused by pistol shot wound.
The pistol ball and map were offered IN evidence,
after winch the state rested. Mr. Winfield will sum
up for the defence this forenoon.