The sun., 1873-05-08
fLEAKLEY ON THE STAND.
JyTERTs UTST7TTNG Mr.. HfLL'S
TIIEORY or Tvs UNITY.

,ae Adventure. al n wnndcrsr In both Hem
isphercs An Affecting spectacle on tue
witness stand Nr. Iinlfr Eirst Sst
speech sisce his Rciitcment FROM the
MAYORS thnir.
Judge Brady, ON account of his engage
mont in the Geucral Term of the supreme Court
{, nsdcriug the stokes case. was thirty-0ve min
tics late at tie over and Tcimiuer yesterday.
Attieusuai hour the prisoner Bleaklev tpttet-
ed through the court room 10 HE corner. look
tn'. II uussil,le, moro distressed than on any
previous dav of his triad. His right arm was
Il II handagcd and carried ia a sling. lie wore
H.. up, Kite, his hair was uurombed. and hc wa
taic even to rhastlincss.
Atc YOU ready to proceed, gontlemeu.' cue
rcd Judge Brady. after ne had taken his seat
~ Wall's associate counsel responded by call
ins Robert \. Bleskley. The prisoner. shaking
p. thu.rh lie had an sruc ht, having been com
d., ted 20 the witness stand aud sworn, was in
tciro,atcd At great len,th.
H. testified that he was born In January. 1875
H., father died In a madhouse The scar ou bis
tr,b,,d he got from the falling NJ piece of
unr,r ia Philadelphia. His counsel asked
a,..t other physical injuries received hv him In
{. f. mia. and lac told 4 long story about how
t,rad once alien twenty feet down IN ou.h'nh-
,..if. aud another about jumping ~ tu.ltuad
tt.p Nlii. = Was ~ motion, bctd. 80 Ct r.,colo
itJ dt.tp'd nom his hands. rc.ultirs .l an m
fI lrfh I
,n,r We drunk. At duuther time he had.
through the feet Of liquor, incapacltHjed him.
s,if for PLAYING his part at a musical en-. ertsin-
,rcn' whore hc was booked ~ ono ~ the per
iifr,r. and htd been arrested IN consequence
,l bis tntoh,Cation; Codn,el checked a long.
rir.il uc falk hy calling part irUlar attention To-
thc launch ~ q ship at the Msres island Navy
YARD. at which IN, prisoner was reported to
gpttrn tie rirrum -tanre. Coming down TO the
honi,ide be- aid he rcc"llerted that he had
shot hi- niece, nut didn't know how many times.
HtHsN.t .
Nh. u preceded the Killing.
NJ HLANFp uIs stsltR
nr the wy in which she had written to him.
and .a.d he would not be IN his present position
oten,d his fountain of tcsrs, and he wcpt Co
riousiv. ciasilating between lliS -"hs e didn't
Use tu believe In God, but dc nov. may he
foot. but am not All inndel whatever they
NAV say II me- or do 70 me
District Attorney Phelps hegan his cr, >s.eN,-
nhndti"n very quietly. and the priso onervas soon
restored to perfect equanimitv and answered
ali questions nationally. and with an apparent
EFFORT to tell the truth according 20 hts best re-
collection. Coming to the time OF the homicide.
h. narrated the interview between himself and
Maud tie uubtaided her. and she swure that he
and all the family were "a pack of gaIlants.
"Ti,u got mad," continued the prisoner " and
ish,t her" lir said th9t At the moment he had
gru-h ot blood 20 his head. lasting four or nye
minutes. Ne lad been drink ng All that week.
SID dnnk awnNs had a maddenina eject upon
1000 Atttr the shooting he went home, put the
t-tI IN his Trunk. and went out aga,n FOR
hrnk, An,r thai no went to New Nork hotel
near .I."u Terry, ana tbSre registered
rAISE SANE.
ftvl.i a,on he could not tell. Referring TO
the in,t,eui uf his ACCOMPANY Inc his two nieces
I. t,ntal ,'.tN, he said that Loi'ie told him
h'fcfward. " IT, good thing vou didn't do Any
m NJ To- Polly that day, for she would have shot
N,u" The pistol used hy him was loaded last
IA Vallejo, tsl. 1t wee taken from him one
uirht at Iottic'F boarding house when he vas
drunk, but Lottie gave u back 10 HIM. Mr..
Ihclps wa ayIarcntiy desirous If demonstrat-
ihr The pr,oner'1 pctfett memory and general
good sense, and therefore questioned him about
h'strTeis ard cmrluymcnts lie had been in
kussin. Turkey, and Asia Minor before coming
tu Amcrica fIe lad teen siCk great deal. and
had teen in hospitals at Falmouth, Liverpool,
ahI A,nI"n, hntI9ind. N sh's e99pniry p lie ntd
W, Chicago, San Irlnrisvo. and New York.
A'ic-r Is talk he. dropred into the subject Of
r't- % arain. lie was not a Catholic. but he
dr-.i,d tu saN that many of his best friends
wttt e hat faith. ard he wanted a.aiu to pro
t,.t that he was Rot All iundel.
wUAr BIEAKLEY WANTED TO SAY.
ui redirect examination he vas sskcd whtt t.
Wa h~ wanted q, -sv. when On the prerediu.
dlv he insisted upon -gcAkiny TO Judge Brady
~" I',i''1h hS ''i. 800, ae3' '', We E"ld
snh -tu. lar ua .,.- te .'-r ~ from the stand
b, tow 2. b.. ,"ei '..l ID ',-s.yene..s upon
tol,h IS l'y D. .-' % -.~. p'u Me Tor
80 % h- r..ur,.. ..- -.,I.t Attorney
AIS, 'onciusi, u 'i a.' ',.-.f.uy ,r- dr'-,t-
ItuD.t'dthe u'-'-+ A,rrr-.y-,i'ed ,;e..rr-
VI. 10, """ 'e-tiA ID '..4t hr .-l N'rs % W tu
TIE I'. "r. sud = .r.u WITH hir TO- f4e army.
tptu.v 8 ."r'i ar} u.anIt} ~ iiu, l,q."r.
lr.,iaI- Vines. Lad never ..rr t1n, a.. ,n
.-..e workman.
Nu. N,s,i del osoA that he was a fellow
10. ""s".rf three "r'k' !eft re- the
su.r.,t' md hee Il man Who lad hoen drnl- .
i-.' ~ N..''- a.d not know whether lie had
t.,n hury,, {. .e BROOKLYN Eavy Yard, testi-
it't IN" ilii .n'-. White employed there.
u .ti i'r e.. ...' .. fur yard As well a.
"' t' tI-t. a.I.t .'l .t'f 81 any Graz iCs-.
'' 4. ga'N- a. t.'.. 20 insin ~ expert
i"s., II, Few t,a ', WaS oS tbsE5d ,bs i,S a, a,
Na' p. "a the 9ith "f the same month, aud on
''' t'l inst. tn a.. crtain his mental status
II.-e rNu.u'uatlon- Werc thurougu. aud Re-
s..'.. iu the conclusion that N" prisoner wa a
I'.''''!' ,anr man and wa, rorleclh -ane when
10 t.' hi~ niece. on the nth Inst. witness
s.ci bl"aneY why he had cut his arm and
l4h'u 1A.ut suicide. Ihr prisoner answered
l.h'td ' The ur.-"nrr had admitted a. him
it'' 'u liD NaN - t.r home id" hc took a great
n.' 'rtNs, ana ihH ram W. the ,4u-, 4 all
',I H,,wuu ~, "rAu "u. u'tL., QUESTION
Ntu. A. Hammond. late Surscun-Grnrral
81 'iitd state ANN. a'.u ttct t'st kuuWi
h.. .'. ,hI't tu N'" 'D.h dri,rtd 'hat he
'' .h.' me un'"''r .t .u. l.ih If Ahrrh
'l. ud ilW SANE. t,..Y,-- lad carefully
r'sH lrr hNInturtil 'l ru'-'.ru trupuundsd bS
g'.'- for the oer. .n',. aua adlritrins thc far'.
.'.' ''at'd Z" Ir 'ri". and coupling viii
H '.- ""h .ftuI.t-. n. '"uid nud
t vh.h ".s n"' rr.i'..5 O.. pnc.ianlt
H'rt,tiI thm'r. aun'lsr rTIr r.. gave
.t 2. .tIt.'HN. tie tLou-ht tic Jrlsoutl
.fd 't.-a, r.s. Il his hpuii.idai act a. al
o.. 'I I.-''.n Ih.,'d'I II AZ uu,"uiroiigule ia
.H u.l-t.
...'.u.nN h,r-,l'srG II was -upW half past
90 D. Jtu-. Brady announced lis purpose :,
.I,a' rtf la-t three. and took hr sense
90 .r ..IF - 'u whether thCy wanted the sum
W '. g. 0.Hlu,t'c uud be uuuu'd The
H,. .C'. 'Oat i.cy wiz cd 90 90 ahead. and
2. ..tfr,ues Mr llali hogan h- Gutl .i,,'crn. A
l.f-" number of the 81 Mayors lftrbd- had CON
"at'd To- "Itut-- the manner Iu Wl.,h b.
Vs. 10 % Hhr hl- Nr-t set sI,tCh since hi~ return
i' 'tr 'l.ufual courts a. a Iractilinuer lie dl,
not ul-tlttulnt them. In MS cKurdium he mad,
at, f'iIi, al.u-lnu TO the lite Jane 4. Brad
and biz rraud Efforts in behalf II men uLdc
thr Ian u public opinion, which he claimed q
be IN" unlrirnrte position of his client Ate
'p'.ktug an hour he gave way To the bisint
Ait"ruey, who moved an Adjournment.
Henri Nill am ~chmtdi In Lack The Publi,
Prosecutor Beaten,
i'ln Anderson, German, died last year ~
''-s's-or - property m the Niuth avenue Norr
tIHu ilita 10 $4,000 He had been successful reta
Tu"'r, aud portion Of his land hs mad leased to 90
t'tr1dt, Who had erected building thereon. nv ~
=. 'Idcson left the Whole Of h,. proportyto SctnIdt