Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-29
THE BARK TRIAL.
More Strong Testimony for
tho Prosecution.
DEFENcE oBJECrs TO EVIDENCE AS TO VINO TIE
MEN ARE, AND WHAT NAMES THEY WENT BY.
New CASTLE, Nov. 2s.


AFTERNOON sEssioN
AT o'clock the Court re assembled and the
trial was proceeded with.
George II. Tnjdall recalled: brought into
Court the locks to the house at 9th aud Kirk
wood streets, taken from the front aud
aide doors the key found in the chimney at 9th
and kiTkwuOd was then applied to the locks but
would not tit either OF them.
W. IL Brady recalled Search was made Of
prisoners by myself at City Hall produced
bunch Of KEYS taken from Carter; also a door
key from Lawler.
MIR. Iiudall recalled: Key looks like one given
to the man Wright tried the key aud fitted the
lock VI front door Of house at 9th and Krkwood.
hen identified the key by private mar ks upon
It,
Martha Hinesley sworn reside at 800 L. 9th
street, with slster-the first house from Poplar
street on north side four men Oh HAllow
eve night at 9Th and Poplar streets recognized
the prisoners as the four men saw them again
on the OF ivember at the Hame place =; saw
Carter and Hurlburt again at the same place on
the evening Of the attempted robbery passed
the men on Poplar street heard Carter say ''t
was time Tor HIM to be up; the Philadelphia
train is III
Cross-exsmined Saw the prisoners in the
jail Oh Tuesday week descfibed them to Mr.
Bates in tie condor Of the prison know the
CaTberry's AID visit them saw ths man in Pop
| lar street Oh way 10 meet a man saw tle prs-
oners under arrest saw the men on ballOW eve
night While standing on the corner OF 9th and
Poplar, foI they came up to where WAS standing;
was standing with VIM Moreland who resides al
| 5O9 Poplar street stood there from a quarter
| to half an hour on the ID Of November wae
with the same man. aud again on the evening Of
| the attempted burglary.
James CaTbury sworn Am son OF Policeman
| Carblry was III the house at 9th and Poplar on
| the morning Of the attempted burglary went
| down into tho basement and there found tools
gimlet fastenil the door, two cold chsels file
audi tpli ila in
kitchen and heard low hum OF voices ming
led with movements Of feet overhead was
about the house almost every night aud on
| night OF attempted robbery between 6 80 and
O'Clock, saw two persons run along PoplAr street
and go down into the area VI, mt over to the
| house but 1t was dark and conld see no one
On his cross examination MIR. Carbury related
| HE movements Oh the night u the 7th inst but
his statements did not vary from the former
! one
Albert Blrnet sworn was in the cellar
| CT the house at 9Th and Poplar with James Car
I Jury dld not bee any one go away from the
| mouse the day after the attempted robbery; saw
4 hldn go ont OF the house the night Of the at
| tempted robbery; took the man to be the one
| who rented the mouse; when left house saw a
man on corner, who talked about firing up the
| mouse, asked Tor White aud said he did not want
| us to go into the house
Mary Ann White recalled /: have recently been
| in Carbury's house and looked out Of the win.
dow through which the Misses Carbury had saen
the prisoners and took station there to watch
the boys VINO we're going out and in the house
| at 9th and Poplar.
| Catharine Heck sworn reside at 3l4 E Ninth
street, on the South side third door from Pop-
| ar mouse on the corner was not occupied for
some time preceding the bank robbery exc spt
| by man wnom witness had seen several time 81;
never saw house epen, but the back windows
| were bowed saw man on day succeeding the
| robbery and talked with him saw four men
| near the house the same morning coming from
I niFaPfinn nf fha n 4, i
| was called to the front door by little daughter to
| look at the men idsntlfied Carter as the man
| she saw near Ninth and Poplar.
Robt. Nj Beggs sworn: Office is opposite the
| mouse where the burglars implements were
| found saw the man in the middle OF street and
| one man another IN act of stepping from area
| to side walk, who joined another man with black
whIskerz the two last followed the two first as
/ far as raw them at 9th and Pine; identified
| Carter and Hurlburt as the two men who were
| behind saw another man passing out aud in at
| the house at 9Th and PoplAr-the man known
as tenant; he came out about 10 minutes after
the others, between Ii and II o'clock and lock-
| cd the door behind him; had frequently seen
| this list man standing at 7th and Market
Anna NJ Bennett sworn; live at 325 east 9th
| st. saw mau with brown overcuSt and brown
beard leave house at 9th and Poplar, and soon
saw two other men followed by two others,
shifting their positions as they did and go to
| the house at 9Th and KirkwoOd, on the morning
Of the sth inst. pointed out the house to the po-
| lice, recognized Carter as among them.
At o'clock the prisoners were remanded to
the custody OF the Sheriff and the trial was dis
continued until tomorrow morning. at 10 o'clock,
There are yet some seven or eight witnesses to
examine for the State.
new CASTLE, Nov 20.
At 10 O'Clock, this morning, the trial OF the
alleged bank robbers was resumed, Chief JUS
tice Gilpin presiding.
There is evidently waning public interest in
the trial. When the Court opened this morning
instead Of the crowd which has been pressing
about the doors, there were only few persons
iu waiting, and the space allotted to spectators
in the main court room was only comfortably
filled. The public desire to view the prisoners
has now been grati6ed and the crowds have dis