The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-27

sed 10 her husband went from home on sun
d., morning, Aug. -. at o'clock to 60 to his
b,n.ii mandatory at 275 Greenwich street. She
handed him hls watch before he start d-the
watch aft,rward traced to Dolan. She next saw
him In the en- mbers street ho-uital, wounded
mi Jccting to dtc.
rheuext point gained by the prosecution was
the lutfodu ten of Mr.. Noes account Of his
encounter with the burglar This was difficult
to do because Mr.. Noe made no sworn deposi-
ton; hut It WIS proved that he did not expect
t. recover at the time Of talking with his som
in-aw. Mr.. Charles NJ. Housioy, about tue
trsecdy. Therefore the conversation was ad-
missinlc in leu ~ a formal deposition, and the
aitativc OF the murder thus introduced was
reproduced IN MIR. Noes language, recollected
b. Nr. IIouslcy, a. follows:
when went down Grocnv ich street saw a man
~ roof - the ruiding next TO the factory sud IL
ierca aud locked Il after me. Then ! heard a noise
1ru got to ht top noor. Thon saw man coming
down the star FROM tho scuttc ~ the root. salo,
e ,ts Iu,l s6st 'n9SFai yGgi wssS Ssb.
v .on hing hat he tooS out Of his sleeve reached
s nsafE c 'SG Ga s'G9 %ss%s
@ a and &c rse a s CD ne S re-
uc ar eoh I sidn ne @ any a 'S a
h 'cfcsd a. ai6 Nth the PAINT IRON he va. ali Ut
"a dsra add short lie wore gray. Ribbed tants.
woMAN's COURAGE.
Mrs. CatNarlnc l.. Harris tall, slender wo-
no. t,stined that, being at home In the house
afioiuing ur Noes factory on the SUNDAY Of
NE tragedy, she ,eard cry OF " Murder! For
q 'i's sake, help" She told her husband OF it,
ami he said mat II rrohat " was a drunken man.
Holrl the call for help rcpc ted sever / lines,
enc went TO window and listened. Then
guided ~ tine cries. she went TO the top of the
buudIng aud slid down an incline at he ght Of
I've sto ries go tie roof Of tue brush factory she
uuahle at once to nnd the man who was
calling out at length she saw tue open scuttc'
AMI tncn learned that he Wa Somewhere in the
dark interior. Descending into the top story,
snd cr"i Nc toward the voice, She una Mr.
Noe lyiug In the most obscure corner, bound
with rome. his neck tied ttuut with T.. udN
ha. tkcf chief that had gagged hui. and his head
terrloly wounded. lie WAS aulc TO talk and to
walk down To the street. where "a policeman " IS
found to take him h. the hospital
Dr. Cushman Of the COrpu.r,' unics described
Mr. Noe'. wounds as being i've deep. long
ga hes ON the head, fractlrng tue skull from
III. ,cit csc across the Uranium. Mr. Nnc died
ON the Ihuisday liter ihe woundtne, ma the
mean time passing several days In unconscious
SIR. James L. Perego. who visited the brush
factory IN 'te n nrning OK the murder, idenr-
n'd PANT IRON shown 70 him as one tnat VA
had heen bound. 1t was not less than four
pounds in weight.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY AGAINST DoLAN.
Della " ard, from smiths Hotel. at ~ Towerv.
~ onc OF noi1n's bad set OF acqu intance-.
ami a n thllg res, Il. Glib young liish woman.
ST. -NDr. that ID 4 u ct 10 a hcr room al d
ooack on the morning ~ the murder with Mary
Nt.} Nai been srenalng the NIGHT 30 ctrousal.
bed wash Della, and went away, leaving her
there. lie rttNiur d AT al ut O'Clock with his
cuaf uuttoucd close around i~ throat. amt sad
be- wa. -oinr home To- Ills mothers to ore him-
ser. lie NNnt out. was ahscat about au hour,
and Wien he returned he r. d cuansed hi
clut.ea This time he kissed Mary, ana told hcr
u % he ~. 8 going out Of the city the next day
n he had "made raise tn.t morning be
ri ked up ON the ROOT df the brush lac DRY. II
had been shortened, aud uudonb euN the
weapon that Mr.. Noe sald DO! IN drew rom h's
Sic, Sc ana wirlded in the first att OK Dena
remembered the cane we'll, having often seen
Dultn carry It. She reluctantly testified on
ctoss-eXaminA tion tuat Oh the afternoon OF the
murder Dolan accused nor Of stealing three
dollars Il the money that he had PROBABLY
taken from Mr.. Noe. D1lan was then drunk
having spent part Of his False " 10 the Leigh
boring harroonis.
pretty she admitted, with real or mock Nj
dence. ia Delt's testi uony WIS true. Sue
added that she lived with Dolan in smith =
Hotel previousto the occurrence descri oe1 by
Della. ON that morning he found her duukiug
IN tendrckson's barr99m at 80 Bowefy, an !
took her TO tue hotel. lie went away, returned
at o'clock with his coat buttoned high. said
be WAS gong to his mothers II dress himself,
returned ut noon differently clothed, ana gave
her 81 from roll Of money. lie then told her
he wolld have q leave the CITY, because he had
made rlise," but would provide for her our
tho monkey mead as one tnat DolAn had carried.
THE BLOOD STAINED HASDKERcHIEF.
Mary was shown the handkerchief with
whlcn Mr. Noe had boen gagged. 1t is Of silk,
with tlue border, and the centre has been
Oh nged from white TO brown by blood. she
SAID that Dolan carried white silk, blue Dor
dtied handkerchief, and once he tied II around
her head when her head was aching; On that
SUNDAY afternoon lac had pocketboOk that she
bad not seen him show before.
VII lam Britts, a lJOwery dentist, testified that
he nad seen Dolan carry the cane with amonkey
head.
James Lynch swore. that while working "a a
brcklayer on the roof OF Mr. Noes factory. a
week alter the murder. he found the cane mo
Den under "A plank close TO the scuttle. He was
sorroboTated by his emp over, A. A. Andrew .
lnd SIperlnleudent OF Police Willing identified
lhe cane SHOWN IN court as the same.
One Of the strongest points IN proof OF Dolan'-
gum IS thut, ON the morning after the murder,
he sold Mr.. Noes watch and chain to a loan
broker Ia this branch Of the TESTIMONY John
u. Walsh. Jewelier whose store adjOins the
brush iact' ny, Identified watch and cham
Noe
Mr.. Aaron Black, loan broker at Sc Chatham
street stined that @ rly on the Monday morn
Ing after the murder Dolan sold nam the watch
and chain tor tity dollais; and that he, after
reading of the Ne tragedy, took the watch and
the cham to the Police Central Once
Police Detective JOhn Dorsey testified that be
arrested Dolanl osten.tllY 70 disordcrly con
duot. In no Police Central Office Dolan was
confronted by sir 1871 ok, and a. ked about the
watch; and he said, Several things have beer
doing, and I've had IN, bit out Of them," mean,
I'M that lie had shared la rObberies. Later he
sad that the wutcp had been given 10 hin
10 sell by man named THOMPSON, who "
wnilo they were asleep on their wagons. He de-
sorbed THOMPSON aud his haunts but the in.
formation was found ~ ue false.
his closed the case iJf IN prosecution.
DoLAH's TESTIMONY.
The counsel for u Ian said that the defence
would p an alibi, ana the prosecutor III re-
es upon that point to retire, so mat they MI hi
not hear eaca Others testim NV. His Honor d.