New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
Tur TESTIMONY.

Eliza Sims testified: / reside in FOurth-ayey
between Fifty fourth and Fifty hlthatS, "A'Ic l''
furnished rooms deceased hired rooms rom me- 40
had occupied at my house for two years Oh ''n'
nary % last saw him aly' after u o'clock las. MONDAY
afternoon when left pail OF watsr ut the door VI ms
room he left the house arOnt 1870 or r M U''i' hn
come back but don't know at what time; While he was
AWAY he had one caller that caller was this gentleman
lnointip 10 the prisoners he came INTO me paIo Au"
went ND TO Mr. Waworth's room and FOUND thit 10
was ont; tod the prisoner thaI MT "''"o.'a
was ont; the prisoner asked me TO tel Mt WI
worth when ne should r,tIrn, tat MS ~"
woud like 10 see him at the stuftcNahI Io"s.'
asked the yOung man II H. was MI ""i"''.
son for was surprised as did not know th't Mr.
Walgorth had a son; he smiled ana shi' l''' '"I
told him thar as might not see his rather Wnen 10
came in be would better leave note Tor MN ,ho
voupg man then wrote a note, and TOOK 'H"I-' VI ~
and mt IL upon the table IN Mr. "dI"or'h i"'' 80"
nrisoper had writing materials VITA MEN, "''
the note myself, but recognize inc one "'" 49,, :.
that left by the prisoner when tne W.'o'', "
m, house he was cool aud courteous; h'ar' M'' W.
-, r,ovin, about hi, room at about o;''k '1o
- norn,ue but did not see him; never 81" Ine uo
ceased wear "a watch or chain. ,
the note shown to the witness was the l't''I 7''-
with blood which found In the breast p''N''' 80
coat Of the deceased Tue Coroner reac IL tom ~
Coroner explained tn the jury that ne uaI a'N,' ''
ness about a watch ami cuAlI' oecA''' ~ 49, . .t.
er,ood npoHi,ally that the deceased wore "a V"u'
watch and cham aud no such articles had come "'o
po,session with other properly iouHu on '"0 O'''
TN. CRIES OF MURDER
,,b ,,oorelead testIl ID reside at the s'nrt''a"
rrse where occupy room No. 2j5i have been in''
chant bot am at present out OF busiho'S' VS.
acoualuted with the deceased nor th MS SON '''
- he Latter in tho hallway OF the hotel on NJ ''''
afternoon. but am not posuye on Tues lay "''''"'
about o'clock, arose and pule. the Dhn's Oh 'uy
49, -, a., mn, then lay down AZ .l1, ana
, ,try,ard heard "a anock at the door o. some IV'"
.. M, avn and heard some one say twi'r' h'''N
,ard for Won. s,r;' | heard the door olN"
- 7 heard the voice. and either open or '"N
-, aterv,rd; very soon after that heafu sDO
a., ,ber anotler IN quick succession, thru a'I' =,
..,,,r,err, then a third snJt. then anothr 'p
. ,,,rder,Y then fourth snOt, then door cio'"t '
.or,o one running through the hallway; the '"ol' W.
r,es were at intervals abOut Ike this l"it'''
,nad bis hands together vigorously az bnci ln'e''"
In imitation OF the pistolshOts, aud also ep'''''
cries in the manner heard Dy hin.I NH'h u'''
ar.t shot [ was lying upon tne 0ui'luc OF '"'
,,uped off the bed and after putting on M pAn.'.'',
r,, ont iuto the hallway wncn sOs ou'Sl'o 49,,
| saw the housekcuqcr there; Win o'n'''' -.
ahont IN find where the shots had como '''-' -,
- ,,,,. the i,,tnroou and saw gentleman ''""s
III, ,. tIought n first, that the gentleman ~ '-'
,,,,, h,a committed suciuu; hually We went ~ ~
,., and opsued the door, as "'u %
,o- str,cl the feet OF the deceased, and pas NY
IT,, a.. r,ou, and looking around, Oemno '"o =,
- t,o I.ceased living upon the hoori he was mo- -"
-, nrt No moved his head three tunes IrVn So
siIe. DR. CAnis was sent FOR. ahu uiu NV ,.,,..L
o''' IN ,,,o. the deceased was lying on ms D'A'