New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-28
THE GREENWTCH-ST. MURDER


DERER-rHE TASK RENDERED DIFFICULT By Mr..
NOES DEATH-AIL or THOSE UNDER ARREST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE INQUEST.
The search for the murderer of James II. Noe
is sti continued by the police under the direction OF
Superintendent wang The latter was engaged nearly
all Of Thursday night directing the movements OF the
detectives and others employed on the case The death
Of Mr. Noe has added greatly to the difficulties OF sue
cess:uy working up the case. Even should the right
be arrested, IT Is not certain that the necessary
evidence could he obtained to his conviction 30
far rs known no but Mr.. Noe could identity the
burglar
Two young women picked out John Moore from among
mon in the Sixth Ward Station house as the man
whom they hanging around Mr. Noes warehouse In
Grcenwichs at different times during two or three days
before the day which the assault was committed
Subsequently the wavsred in their Identification,
and finally refused say positively that he was the man
whom they saw, although they had on one occasion
walked past him in order to obtain GOOD view Oh MS
face, they believing from his manner that ne was
there good errand. Their suspicious were SUN
further strengthened by seeing him examining the doors
of dr Noes warehouse. and afterward In the rear ou
ing adjoining looking the ladder leading 10 the moor
above 1t certain that the burglar passed up through
this building TO the roof or MI Noes "arruo"se
Tie scuttle not secured so thoroughly pu' that
powerful man could wrench 1t open Nevertheless, III
spe of the advantages Of young for study
they proiessed themselves unable positively to declare
that Moore the man
Moore taken before Mr. Noe in the hosptal OF Tue
evening which he arrested Mr. Noe Thought Ihe
prisoner looked very much like his assaant' put lau
the color OF his whiskcrs Ee desired TO
sec him by Daylight On the following Gay, Moore was
taken before him and again he thought ne res,mpsnce
war very married. but lie was not positive Mr. Mo-
@ n t t - his d"ath was critical one il Is
doib.fn whether the blows he received on the head ava
~ 20 render hIm incapable a Identifying
any one, rave relatives ana intlHs,o ; III ni,;
toward Moore either the principal or Al acc9nplre
the necessary evidence not for;Aep!an ana he WsS
discharged Through the efforts OF his counsel
Mike /, alsb, alias desperate Nike was another
man arrested SUSPICION. II was known that IL was
eapabe OF committing just such crime its the orc OF
sLch lie was suspected The young women already
mentioned thought Ec rcsepbled m3n whom ,hcy 1tw
standing on the sidewalk nearly opposite Mr. Noes
s.o.c about the time The burglary IL SUPPOSED 20 nave
occurred BAT tiry eoId TS' 40 poeS o Corr corr
br.t WHOM the police lave not suspected very >rohy
as the criminal. is smaller man than The
ing Galy short time ago been rrcf-i rom shS oii-
,or slut,ie burglary IN the Fifteenth War. air noe
has a NJ t bcc; s GENTLY conscoGs since the arrest
lie was ,gken Yesterday by detective Wiley o. The Police
central Occ before Jusuoe O,!crborrs by order OF the
he was sarccd Tuus oil tsrr % those arrested have
been .scLar.ea ior - INT OF e. idenes ..,.,,.,.
Tie IaDk 80 witnesses has bctn the great stumbling
block superintendent Wallng sii EXPRESSES tue beiie
/ a
ana e murderer secured. The means by wnicr this end
IL 20 he A. ned not Ccch prudent 70 inAhc pun
lie In any event, no clcw, however slight VIII be Leg
! ectet -
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Coroner Cnshnlan nlde
mort I'm examination OF TIE 20 ~ az JIilca H. Hoe
at no u ki!sst, IT, Which "a" mad
been renewed alter his dcttl, on iGGrrdAy rVentuk
| ;I.d i've SEPARATE .'Jun Il OF IA; heiVl; an
| -eeaiac sc., wound, tnrce ln"ncs IuEg Jagged ari
u,,. IA f!.i found on tie Ct sil" o. Tic oa;i al
| ~ Aer almost Immediately behind on the iuf OF
liz. head two inches iength, partly cisati1Aci
also re-. other eCaip T.uEGi, Ia assuring respect
4 ..fx met.
olurt,s of an ilcL in lBAt upon the cfi side oil the
head Upcn removing the scalp nssre Wa i!Ghd IN
;e fgOrai Don, situated immediately benct! iAe nFst
drscfia.d wound. Un opening the sKuIi the mcnOrahrs
Of e brain found gc.ty niiA.nei, more MAI kel
ON tuc ic.r sde .he TI-ht The IssFc OF tie
frontal bone eNi.nI,d five inches III lrnSih mo the
q. in AL pixie tao frontal bone. All oI tLo internal
orra.s VIE found in normal conGtlJn d. I 81
,,,I's o,;,, n w. that d, caused ny meni.Gs,
euseGneIt to the injuries % he had AIR Nuc was
mn - very sound Constitution AID gen tcr-td (,
which nov by the fsct tit he hVet 10 long Under
| INJURIES Of :. CHARACTER
;ouer Croker impIncltd jury consisting OF the ol-
lowing lcrsDus Thomas {. slSic, 10 ''J1 iir0aIWsy
! n H. A-,lsun NJ. b57 BfuGd~av; Henry VI Post No.
015 Broadway; Hezcx iGh nlaer, No. or iToadway T.
= -.rt NJ 6:.J broadway; T. j. FtaEg No. OJo BROAD
way; " ~ Pitfr No I'll Broad ray Moses H. Hazard,
No 76I Broadway John t. hausifen, No. 'o5 brea',-
WAY; durrl Eenau No. l. University place; Jcl tud-
eiac No 100 Naricssf; .. Is. lbby, ffcvoort H0ise
H. Il. Hints NO. 80 siXtA ave; ana w. H. Mlderbcigef,
No 20 Cari,nC-st TIE Jury viewed tho Tenl'us and
yas tie discharged ant the inquest, winch VIII De held
! s1nl. day next week not yet determined upon.