The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-19

into the barn he alone with me: never seen
when Rudolph and GonsIin ' came back with Roy.
had eb sad Gn
any visitors az the house Monday for was of in the
think there was one W Young ,s' man in IT, pecped
tSSv in The barn and the
there ABOUT hall an hour was At dinner at noon Mon
sT. isT
se S n ws ss a M Sa
sdn hear Royal SAY pnyhps about nis k sbont
eight or zine O'Clock that night / was ped they
The Sor Of the house and in and heard
kelsey have heard that kelsey tarred and ieath;
done; don't know at what Tune they, came home; I
S Sng gS sn At was Ssd generally went to bed
. THE ONLY MASK SAW
shed he took the things OF ana put them in the WAGON
SUI pose ne put them in the WAGON and took them home
got home suppose they were in the wagon on Monday
=. Why didn't you tell this when you the stand
before A. Mr. John samms requested me not to say
the stand all winter 0aughter); hoya sammis also
Would dscnrge was this morng
oyf ha ay s Hr day at @ SIsy %
ay s 1t ga m the Wasqn c and Sa
anybody else Mrs oakIeys; did hear somsthing;f
% ay SyaS ss in coss "a looking
4oa he yS s TO nS
about it; he dldnt say anything to when no got
shed;
were brought from the house saw Royal put something
in the before lo The house he Mrs
70 the coo"errhe red blanket in the wagon was
striped red horse blanket; II Is At the house now
Idont think eyacty that Il was striped suit i was
about that daughieri the coat was long one, don't
black Thing Iis face fthnk he fastened Il with
string; IL was on Tuesday morning
was In the kitchen when they were talking about It
cried Royal sand they hadtarssd and Gathered KELSEY
nh heard ns at about and Royal said hs
could swear he didn't touch Kelsey Royal said he was
habit Of staying up here q week days from his business
smell any TAR; We had the bay Monday night;
cleaned e mare on next there was no 10 sign OF
To The Coroner went to bed between eight and nine
came home about twenty minutes after went to bed;
KELSEY HAD BEEN rAnnrp AND rnArrrnEp.
Ioa Juror didn't hear the clock strike the clock Is
TO District Attorney Tuthill-I some times wake up in
the night woke up along two or three Sfisek sha
IN the o Rh 90 s to e e Ssqy
bs w Whas e ere ' @ beSH
TO a juror don't know if there was more than one
coat or gown In the wagon.
This concluded the examination of this witness,
and alter his testimony was read over to him he
signed his name with an X.
recess Tor one hour was then taken. Upon re-
assembling
Peter Pagan, a scrawny looking old man, was
called, and testified in strong Irish dialect
i live at me point lot near Lloyds Beach, on West
right across from the beach turned out of bed between
anG es Ss coSp se or ct aars
kind Of rafting moi toward the beach as Of wagon
Ss yse Saps s Xxx 81 On oHse the
mi n IN
the voice were both still thought some might be
not tell whether the noise OF wagon boat tho
n s' Ses c ~ce oF d h s
further OF heard no noise Of water except the watery
breath air stirring and dark; thought at
that some one aboard Of vessel had got caught with
the or sps live on the main road leading
to Lcyds Beach; the distance 10 the beach is about
beach west q where Was i. was nearer in range Of
did not see the Shirt ri and boot that found on he
beach; Mr. Jones men told about the shirt ana boot
and / wanted my dinner than to see them;
was human voice never heard such a noise that
was before since heard the noise Of the The
Of the channel Of Lloyd's Marbor is not more than
oa n Bay
can Liar the splash OF the e waves my house
heard was IKE the camping o, ieetn the bottomof boa,
the Whole time The noise asie and when the noise
ceased everything was still asked CAPTAIN ah .oward
that night, and he said there was none; Idont know
the beach the rafting noise sounded as the wagon
na av haS a soaa os ct boat
oars didn't hear any wagon that night; tho voice
te or s:cn rSss rom the Ms 6afeys
house was on Mrs oakeys premises on me Zee evening
and the gate open and man standing INSIDE saw
a h as ana hn me- to xns
then went oyer to see who i was; IT was pr Banks
and that they had Kelsey there he my vile
Svea and n said he wss going on 10 William
ANYTHING said 70 hun in reply then let and went
Dr. Banks vent ne said he was going ask and
Mr. Mood to come went aRa spoke my Ws
the front door Mr.. and Mrs Wood, DR.. Banks and
ts aRppssa lie
nd talking about hey were s talking about Kelsey
start out at one time; there was some one
a ew ae e s hoass f P
among few trees and shra6bery; the clothes looked
his appearances he appeared to lie sort Of tan color he
s Tfys ss5 ,u wen down were se ah
my wife and some others followed behind US; ne WAS
Q. Was he tarred and feathereds A. don't know
M D a rsnH pSs small aeds S
"% and On a IS s ner s e p Told me- e
supposed it KELSEY; Kelsey came toward Banks and
the lantern with his boot and then hit Dr. Banks
the shoulder with the boot; he hit him. Dr. Banks
lantern flew up and hit Kelsey the shoulder; Kelsey
went OH down the path; saw some DISCUS people
there; OF them detained him; Mrs. Oakley said
that was the man That came into her house; MISS smith
had never encouraged him IN coming there she
Q. Have you ever heard about Miss smith placing q
light in the basement window and walking back and
forth to decoy him into the that he might be
caughtg A. don't know that have may have heard
something of that kind in conversation but don't know
OF IL understand that sometimes when young man
she was keeping company with left her evenings, she
would take the lamp god into the basement to get
something TO eat daughter) did not recognize of
the disguised persons; some OF them made grunting
noises: they kept back in the bushes.
John Mckay continued-some OF the disguised men
had their hats pulled their eyes and their collars
turned up saw KELSEY three rods from the gate after
he lett the yard going out did no. any IN his
mouth his hair appeared TO be cut OFF,
q. Don't know his hair cut oh-n0t that ii ap-
peared to BE- cut orr a. Yes II cut off,
And his must che cut Oy a. Yes sir all his hair
was cut on l place his shoulder that looked
like big mole that may have been cut; IL looked red,
something like though it might have been blood
the him n thin coat; il looked like
a light brown; 1t couldn't have been thick, to make
that color there were very few feathers on him;
could nearly his whole body; in addition 10 the per-
sons have named there n Miss Charlotte Merritt
in, tha axvith Iuli