Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-01

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Georpe Il. rindsll, sworn. Built and now
owns the house ut the corner " Ninth aud
Kirkwood. Saw men trying To get In. went
and unlocked the door The police went IN
and b, ,yht out four men. Accompanied them
TO the city hall. Afterwards returned with
tue officers, AMI saw Bsrnhardt got the pistols
out or the chimney. Agenlleman cameto him
on the 4'n OF November, rented The house for
SIS month, under the name OF J. Weight
Said his brother wished 1t, and he thought 1t
wosld suit him As It was a nice airy place, and
| u was as much rent rs he was able to pay
Neither ofthe prisoners was the imam.
Alexander White, sworn.--lIe and sisters |
| owned house al the corner If Ninth aud Poplar.
| The Key founJ he believed belonged to the |
| house. Had seen the key In the Court room.
Saw II before about the middle Ut October
had not tried Il since the arrest Of the men.
| Josephine white sworn.-Renied the house |
to a man named G.. II. Andrews, OH the l4lh |
Of October, SAID he would take the house for |
his brother In Washington, who was in the |
employ of tile Government. lie paid months
| rent Described the man accurately. Saw
| the ulan again Oh Saturday morning, after the
attempted robbery Of the bank. None Of tho
prisoners was the man.
Mary Ann White, sworn Am ife of Alex
| ander White. Was present when the daugh-
ter wrote the receipt for rent. The man came
10 the house on the 7th of November, about
half past ii O'Clock. When he came in, said
am your tenant at Ninth aud Poplar. Said
chmn ys were smoking, asked If Mr.. White
had been down at the house this morning.
Said he might have been, AS he had gone TO see
Mr.. Carterry, the officer, who had been hurt at
the bank robbery. She called Mr.. White in
| and introduced him.
Alexander White, rccallcd.-When his wife
called him and introduced him, after remarks
were made in regard to the hurting of Carberry,
and expressing regret for II, he referred to The
| Chimnay and after rpmarEiup hat l,av W. a
do, he said he was going TO Washington aud
would not return till Tuesday, and | wish
, them not to 90 to the house until return. -
Never saw the man since.
Robert q. Fraim, swOrn.-Resdcs at No.
| 100 French street On Sunday morning he
saw a bundle lying in his yard, picked il up
, ami found "A pair Of Overalls. Lived one square
, | from Eighth and Walnut.
james Covle, sworn.-Knew the house at
, the corinr If Ninth and Poplar. On the 27th
or 2Sth of October 4 colored man brought a
trunk 10 the house, q white man, with oyercoat
and SANDY whiskers, walked it 10 the area, took
II down step at \ lime, and went inside. Never
saw the man since. Lived at No. 327 East
/ Ninth street. Went at request OF Mr.. Bates to
: look for colored man, but could not lind him.
fl Margaret Carh!rry, sworn,--i.ived at No,
( 3l2 E tst Ninth street, three doors from Ninth
/ and Poplar. About ten minutes after four
O'Clock, OH the It'll Of November, saw Hope and
liurlDurt at the area, corner Of N NTH and Pop
lar. Remained In her yhw a few minutes,
and then disappeared. Saw them after their
! arrest on Sat friday afternoon. HNpe had on a
dark brown overcoat, dark l,antaoons and an
umbrella over him. The two men walked
along Poplar street some distance when thew
stopped, and one Of them went back. Could
:. | not be mistaken. Did not tell her father for
y | several days afterwards that she had seen the
men. Shs had meI toned the matter TO Mr..
> Bates. The third time she saw the men was
1 - La. ut,,,,
anu the other she thought was the man she
had seen.
Catharine Carberry, sworn.-Was sister of
. Margaret Carberrv. Lived at her father 4
= house, corner Of Ninth and Poplar. AT 4 O'Clock
4 on tne TN OF December, on going TO the bach
window she saw Hurlburt and Carter pas.
along the street. Some one remarked that
they perhaps were to be their neghbors She
described their diess, &c. They came aloni
:. Poplar towards Ninth Did moi see whe,
they went, saw the dark co,npleNinned maj
:, pass from Poplar towards Eighth. At quartz
- past SIX O'Clock she saw Frank come out of lh,
i" huiise, at Ninth aud Poplar, turned round and
~ locked The door lie passed close to their step
~ ana asked her II White had been there to-day
ohe rephed that she did not know as she la,
;. not been home: He replied that was all righ
l. anu went up Ninth toward Market street. liz
ID and slonched hat. Saw the man again in IN
is PRISON last Tuesday week. On Monday even
he ing she mentioned the matter at the suppe
ir table She recognized Frank and lIul lburt OF
8 seeing them in prison.
lg henrietta Hartman, sworn.-Lived al 313 4
MINI street. Kept small shop. Saw tn
a small man at her shop on the 9th of Noyembp,
f. bought ten cents of kindlng wood from hel
T. paw MN go into the house at Ninth and POr
p lar streets, and she thought that was her ne,
" neighbor.
y AFTERNOON sEssIoN.-George II. Tindal
Il fnh nl.-
d. corner Of Mini and Kirkwood streets. Th
70 Key exhibited In Court would not fit either {
I'd them.
VIM. Fl. Brady, sworn.-Prisoners wer
searched At City Hall. Exhibited several art
Ia Lswlsr. N'
he Mr.. Tindall proved that the key was the on
given tn Mr. Wright to unlock the door o
A Ninth street. 49,
ia Martha Hinesley, sworn.-Livei at 32l Ea.
III Ninth street. There was lamp on the corne
ry OF Poplar and Ninth. Saw four men there o
u, again on tho I'd of November. Saw two
ia them there OH the Friday evening, preceedin
A. the BANK robbery. Identified the prisoners q
me men, Heard one say that IL is time f
TO- MIN to be np--the Philadelphia train Is in. Ne,
he saw lheh IN prison. Had described them
er Mr.. Bates IN the corridor in the prison. Wa
er acquainted with the Carberys, told her sisl,
anu her husband. Also told Mrs. Carberrv
a Saw the men go up Ninth street after their a,
IN rest, In company with the Off GERS. She reco,
nv nized big Frank and Hurburt. Was talkn
with WIN. Moreland who resides al No. 10
to ropiaI street, on hallow eve night when 81
,e. saw These men. She was in company wit
It's Moreis'id when she again saw them.
James Carberry, swom.-ls son OF Morr
a Cafpefry. was in the basement kitchen ,
e. house corner OF Ninth and Poplar, on Saturda
as lne ON 81 November. Found gimlet, tw
nd coal chises and a case knife. They were p,
IN hiDiteu and offered In evidence When in n
he kitchen heard sounds of voices and shut,Iinn ,
~ ieet On Friday night he was standing AL IN
he corner when lie saw two persons run aol
IS, Poplar street, and enter the area. Went owe
lis neArd no hoise-all was silent. Vent up /
in omlth x Faint RS drug store at seven o'cocl
he where he heard that his father had been kie,
IRE when he ran home,
ALBERT Burnite, sworn.-Was in the hon,
In win James Carberry saw man come out {
ls 'front.' door about ten o'clock. Remained som
nd u,ne standing on the steps. Samuel Cook an
lie ". AcCalister were also with them. Saw
10, man standing on the steps, Ia liked with hin
1t, Out nal not seen him since.
Mary Ann While, recalled.-Had looked O,
Oh the window OF Carberry's house. After III
Ar arrest Of the men she stood at The window an
watched the little boys in order to keep the,
,es rom entering the house. The yard fenc,
SGT were low and did not obstruct the view.
Up hate Heck, sworn.-Lived at 3l4 East Nlntl
oaw man there on several occasions. Sa
Dr. no iurnitnre On Saturday the 9Th of Noyen
per, talked with him. Saw four men near n
mouse; conversed with Robert Beges an
,rs Anna Bennett. Recognized Carter as One
ed the men. ~ WIZ
-, Robert NJ. Bess,, sworn.-uad office n, \
40 W. corner OF Ninth and Poplar. Rememhe e
AT conversation with Mira HacL HE a,,a,,ts