Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29
DATEYE GAZET1 f..
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Continuation Of Yesterdays
aHH Session Il NB
Damaging TestIm ony Produced by
tho State. 4.l.s
Thomas and Hurlburt identified.

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Robt. e. Fraim Esq, testified to finding on the
morning Of the 9th pair of Overalls in his garden
at COZ. of Tth and French near Walnut. Is
Margaret CarbeTry sworn sho lived at 3l2 E. 9TH
street, was at the back window of the house on
Nov. 7th at O'Clock and 10 minutes saw Thomas
and Hurlburt, come out Of the house at 9th and
Poplar up the area into Poplar street, recognized
them both nOlo the men she saw that day.
James COyle testified that on some day, IN the Il
latter part OF Oct. saw colored man come up to
house at 9th and Poplar street take up new trunk
aud was thenmet by man dressed in brown clothes
with red or sandy hair and beard, who took the'l
trunk and nwalked with it in" the house.
Catharine CaTberTy [sister to Margaret sworn
thai oh Nov j7th she saw from the back window
OF her house Hurlburt and Thomas whom she /
Identified, and at O'Clock near the house on Pop
laristreet at420 saw Hurlburt again on Poplar ST. |
with -cAbba in his left hand aud an umbrella IN
his Left hand going towards 9th st, at G.lj saw
Big Frank come out Of this house, twin his umbrel'
la come up 9th street meet her at front door OF her
house, asked her If White had been there during
ths daY2 replied, had not seen him. he left going
in the direction Of 9th and Walnut street.
Henrietta Hhrnan {eot) sworn, testiiled that 90
morning OF 9Th Thomas. came to her shop, bought
some kindling wood, saw him enter the house on
9th and Poplar, she idehtihed him. ihs purchase
was made about o'clock, a NJ.
Carberrv, son OF Police officer sworn, that on
evening of Nov 7th At 61< O'Clock, he was standing
iu Office door Of Mr.. Robert Beggs, at corner OF
9Th aud Poplar streets, saw three men come run
ming up Poplar street towards 9th, running as if
him and them, saw them enter side door Of house
cor 9th and Poplar called to them, thought 1t was
one of the boys, no reply, went out home, heard
noise or voices, saw no light IN house went up
towns crowd ut Smith & PaynteT's drug store,
heard man say it was near O'Clock, went in the
crowd, heard some say officer CaTberry has been
Killed, Immediately run down home, next morn
lug about l0X o'clock vent intO the first cellar
door Of house ON 9th and Poplar, went into kitch-
en- saw door fastened with aimlet, found on
door ile knife and cAisei heard noise asif walk
ing up stairs and voices, came out and . p to cor
ueT mAn dressed in brown clothes with reddish
beard came out and came up to me and three othel
boys who had been ia house Win Ipe, aad said he
wanted us to keep out Of the house, we Weni
aWav he went up 9th street.
Maria lIinsey, called-[S She had been called be
fore but haing 80 nervous dismissed, and wa
now put on oath, ,l-said 1 live with my sister
Mira Dutton, at 3l9 east 9th street, work in lut
mill on All Halow eve night, about I01f o'clock
was standing corner OF 9th and Foplaf, un
der the lamp waiting tor friend, saw four mel
come pPaHd stand under the lamp, said nothin
Jom8 nor Ito them, the Our men see In tn
dock are they, again on Nov ID, at about lO1
O'Clock, saw the same four men under this iamI
was standing thsre, and remained near ~ min
utes OF, Nov 7th, at about O'clock, was goin
down Poplar street, they then met Mr.. w.
M1reIand, OF $40 Poplar street, when just oppC
site side door Of hOuse ~ Yth aud Poplar sa
Rrank Carter and IIurI6rrt, two Of the four
had before seen under the lamp, standing on II
pAVement, heard one say ~ pas ed, ''it's time !
was up, as the Philadelphia Tram v nOW in."
went on down the stHeet
Mrs. Hsck-I Eve in Poplar near Ninth; c
November eighth about lot to H. saw tV
men come around the corner, turn aero:
POPLAR, 20 down. Ninth towards Lombard, in
moment saw two others coPle from the san
direction, but about 10 yards behind the FL
couple, Big Frank was one OF the latter two Al
ali were going in the direction Of Ninth al
Lombard. noticed them az was told th
we're out near my house. Had before seen
man inghrowRtiothes With red Whiskers, eOI
out of the house TO the hydTant IN the yard al
ee, water. do not think the house was iurnish
they keptialI the house shut except one wind
towards -.
Robert Beggs, sWotn-my cfice is on n.
epgnsspf Niplh end Poplar; On the mOrpleg
HbEtd@ 8. I Was standing 10 my ofise q
saw two men come out Of same house, Hurlb
frst then the other, + rank, alepped off the 81
and Join him; they followed the other two,
moments after some man in brown clothes.
beard and sandy han came but locked the d
and put the key in his pocket, walked up to
corner and stupped, looked up aud doWn MI
street. then crossed and walked up Nlntl
VSIsdl ths6 ihsSed dOwa tdFald al
rs me same one saw pay the boys Tor put
instha coal. i had seen him some A ORD q
that dsy had seen him ON corner OF Seventh
Market streets soma weeks ago at about IL
ksaWhim on Ninth between Lombard and
ffSets. l afterwards saw him 60 into
AUuNIe ~ aH.s4s
Anna Rsnnett --liSeat s329 f Ninth sir
about IOk saw a man in brown clothes and
beard taking 10 some boys on thecoRneri a
4 hour saw two mon come up Poplar ,SToss
20 down Ninth, in q few minutes saw Two Z
men in the same direction they went behinS
frst tWo about 10 yards. / recognized
Frank a. one of the latter; he crossed to the
Tar aide ofthe street aud saw his face; the
eonlinued down Ninth tin they gOt 90 y
and KirkwOod and an four entered.
wards told the police aud they were all Z
from this house. These are the same four
Mr.. Be9gs and Mrs. Heck seen about
aAsr thsse A had goue the 6ut man hsl
who was talking to the boys on the corner
ont oftho b0nsa at Ninth and Poplar, locke
door putahS hey In hispOck then he hAi
looked mp the street, came up. 70 the g
flSokS up and doWp, tbeh HaIk "a ep Ei1l
wards Market street.
II being lhelf6 o'cIook lhd6tate, said
eonld moi possibly get through to-pighti.i
not to Be compelled 10 proceed further vii
txamination, which was aecseded 10 90
trisouers we're remanded 10 custody.
Some 4 civil suila were then dispOsei
conlinuaneh, and motion made. The
then Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
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