The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20


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neck Of the shirt WAS torn there were two Sr three white
- mann a.. .Ss stGsT the boot Ss;
ind Of jarImed where a wagon had run over them;
s s"s as GsSSsaa
% saw
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Below Ss sS
good deal blood think It is more than halt 4
s ass or ss
leather; don't Know what patent .hsS ~. 90,
Thought cows had been ashns there; the road is
kind OF hard an, and sandy; -, ,ur,rv,u,.
Hs x1s ia saHS to
and :sd about
bridge and Loyds Dockno near the SHIRT ana eoot
snis sh sst S paper
SHIRT up iSnt one sn hand ai and m
Warren Howard, q bronzedlooEng countryman,
a resident OF Great Neck. town OF Huntington. was
next called, and he testified as fonows:-
live about quarter Of mile from Lloyds Beach;
on hs The o. the M Of
sn & rs 81 wh
what worn, think the whole lower part OF the
squeezed till they burst OPEN on part Of
oil them was c,n- ., r,aon
about as big as kernel Of corn; man who was cutting
had Been shot or in belly Ibid handle he
ss night RSss
nsse se f' %s ss
SS
s s IL
h H tie sna Sf v
noticed 'A'
south Of the dock they We're beyond where the candles
out 81 he S 'nSsa
sssssfs
there vessel Loaded with woSS e x
saIn esTisS tns%a Ia5;is s, :, c o
=; e.
BE- seem che wagon Travelled the st
pay much s.sntIon the :hTt and things
sw the W sSs history yya Of kne e the sho
tory Of thems q dons think did Y sasStsrS
The witness then explained that he saw a
drunken man lying on the road the night before,
and he thought that some friend had come along
and they had had few clips and had wiped the
blood with the shirt.
SINGER A. oh, yes; have seen him number OF times
Joel scudder was next called, and testified
live at West Neck on the direct road to Loyds Beach,
about two and half miles south of the house Of the last
on ong Of seS az
got up sec how ne weather was had been watch
shoot wild ducks stepped out and found morn
hair H sn a PACK to bed
north in the II oy sounded like
what e. oof g e. s
s; als1 heard the wagon south sol 10
tsrs Of an hour thint dfIven
Ess sH ss sr q; a:!ss
tain there was but one horse.
Edward K. Bryar, q respectable elderly gentle
man, was sworn and testified
reside at West Neck the road Mr. scudder,
,hs morning s Of Noys%6sG was up ABOUT n
So e e
was, 4 think light box wagon, and was going at
s sonS
S on think had BEEN r Went WY s'Ss The
hen ssafs s isSs hs
ss the sde had been vS sort ane 81
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g Tcss & : yfn fast
fast that centre board has since been removed;
same evening when he saw him.
Isaac Adams being next sworn, testified
reside in Huntington several rods from Mrs Oakey's
g. he ved % the
suddenly and get out; y WAS think about nine
Sd 1as 5s
sad % se
Of an hour perhaps an hour; don't know what time It
dasssy W sppSsss ny Soas. he ''f s5sy =:
peared, to be gong south o,. nessys residences RES
Well acquainted with Royal sammis have never BEEN
a y H. ssSSs
said knew quantity used that was told Of BY Mr.
direction Of Mr.. oakeys house could not describe
By tufer.I DO not SCI, tar at my store but could
William Leonard, q lad Of about fifteen years.
sworn, deposed:-
sanmisi \ 1 live near their residence; .TecOilect
ss Hoya was ei. s saan re
u e s 70 H: e41n oy sf' @9rSp oy ny Il
LITTLE club Scr r9 ar oo: "a. s anS BIT Is w son, think
ana 'u: LII sssg. two !nsSs: .h ,sS'
ice zig 9s
aa Oh e rn Sh on s his wv. to ~
with it and said he going take down to the
city Win him e Kill i S The maa GSss with that
then; pever the club afterwards
This corroborates the testimony OF the negro
Titus exactly, except as to the brace and bit.
Titus said II was etmlet.
Peter Trainer, Town Constable OF Huntington,
was next sworn
Ihad conversation with Dr.. Banks think about two
three weeks before the LIST of November he wanted
to assist in catching Kelsey; told him II he would
e M10d nep dm seiu1s
NH he ala Do 9 S
else that ersation took place In front Of Charles
know how things went on; he told me- % near IS re-
member, that he would sign the note Nv. G. !; after
wards received letter from pr Banks through the Post
think the morning of the eth the day was post
marked and the day Kelsey tarred and feathe
put in evidence before Justice Montfort
DR.. Banks at that time this letter in his
handwriting.
MT. Platt read the letter as follows:-
"PrrEn.Last night being stormy only partial watch
set He came the ground but not enough 10
be taken You will hear more as things take shape;
and may have suspected watch and No stir was
made. 50 that he didn't get only suspicion II that
witness resumed
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