The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-22
TRYING TO PROVE AN ALIBl.
uutr THE BfNK BURGLARs' FRIENDS
MINK TIEY REMhMBER.
49, u,ccp.. Impnrtiniity-Unes pected Ar
,,,,l. 4 pcpo.'tion Pat Mctue's Dog
.,,.. Amelia Wcod-A witness with -
- ,,, ,s Horace Mtss Kose BeIcw.

f- ~
I,.,,.. Enron's court room. Soon alerward his
H.r.,l l.,nty closed his formal opening
49, ,. ,.th God save the common
m b." Ths prisoners. Scott and Dunlap, /
,t.Ieanfd,nt The first Of the testimony tn |
.en alll WIS about to he offered. > oft /
.,,,.i, rubbed his forehead at irregular in /
,,r,ais. The Judge was bland and good naturcd /
,.,,rI thc defence in his rulings. He had /
...-iis,i ..-1s "a, too good .r ur"d. toward !
tie prose- uton
Wnie the deposition 81 Mrs. Eliza Bcllcw.
s.ea woman. liv, in Newark. y. j.. was be-
ins rrad by MIR. Bond. sensation sprcad
trough the room. II WIS whispered around
Mat cN. District Attorney John H. Follows WIZ
In this city. AMI that he came 20 cross qu stion
NJ. prisoners witnesses. II WAS learned how
sy.r. .hnt hc would not take part in the case IN
AnV,er but had been asked to H. prcscn; be-
,rus, of his knowledge vi the character of sev-
pfal ~ the presumed witnesses. Among those
Nat hr is -nld e. know about : Mrs; 'ou. To-
Wool. and her friend ~ Rose Beliew. hchind
iNrw ,ur-s chair She wore black silk dress;
ln.n collar and cuffs. iHWn-colurcd glow p. and
Light la. turned ~ az one sli,. h,'l tr,mI M
wth hla,k lace AMI strnw-,olor'd silk. shr
ir - rived the sumo mod II dcm"anor That has
las characterized her from The first.
A,t.r th, ARRIVAL OF 60. Fellows, twas an
n0uuel that Deputy ward n saundcrs, Of the
Inufnhi- Ohio. lrniteuiiHry, and cN deputy
Warden Arnold of tho Joliet prison IN lllinols,
hal atr.N"d In town. Thcycumc nt III" request
t..,n.t nr,1u,,i Gy the Witnesses for the de-.
len 49,
Mrs Tli,a Bnllow derosad that In January.
is56. WIrn the robbery was committed, scott
had "a mll beard. moderately long and that he
n,,tt,r'si In Tho mil. nrrv husinres which tie
drpuu.ut's daughter. Miss Rose Below, "Irricd
p',r,rk Vi Cue was then called He said he
W. employed AT Mr.. povey's bird and dog
~ s'1,,t r,'nio th.r' and fought a dog Nj.
l., f'..s fa. Il "a : Its house on the, same
=, MN. This hon-. the witness WIS sure
W. ut 2io West Forteih street H. saw
S.cSs ."i at ,Gc G1.S ,S"i,, insn had iui
h'.tid0.1 thnt nj ti' ,ne he carried The dog To
S.otts house ut 2jo West fprtleth street, hc
T11@n McCa"" r e'rr't'd Himself lie said he
,h r awyr T ' were watne him closely ami he
i"ok,.I 'nnfuSaj SuIIen7y he corrected him
self nrn n remember now carried the
niri T. F1rtieth street ana the 4 - 10 $50 West
Fnriv -tIirI Street
That- IT, cried Mr. Leonard Of the defence.
G'll,ti inv. N way" S,nti in fact lived in
h. Foriy.thiri street house
friend, Tor ciiieti to disturb the boys .ey-
Then MS Amelia Wool was called, She
blonde but has no family resemblance 10 her
sister Her blark hat was trimmed with roses.
AMI She wore a dress OF dark blue tunt,,ps.
trimmed with wilde embroil red bands. Her
parents. She said. live in Ellcnvlle. y. Y. She
bad ' BEEN M'' iSins at los Ell TwsntyiourtS
street The family was made up ~ Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Mr.. DUNBAR. herself. and a s,rvant
Dunlap was ia bad health. She caught him
ronsumption. lie was there during the whole
month. Sometimes he could not come down to
b.. meals Scott sprained his ankle a few days
after N.w Years. H. was home on the 25th and
Roth If January because he had this sprained
snkl..
II. NJ OFT Gfnff
perhaps To walk around the corner. ana that
2ny unr,hs M iast lew nn'S I' we noIi,, H.
mn nrbn DuH'"p his' '''iiio sHe u'u nv eeo MIN
,s,Y wen en- d nd you peslh 10 see MIN HucH'
admit see him much at ALL
Mhat d,d YOU mean Wen, ny saying tha' you
aeI 'f'int 'i al, ~ so " sad Miss Wood with
rvirl '!in say 80. '''a A''' "oou' WIZ"
Nh ny ~ ~ H. IL, ~ -, In,
nry is7a T6a VIM ,9uss had iva ,"I ~, Mrs Mai
Dry : M,rs HIhn am an, No., pr Ma na'yrV
sId VIM suirt thnt nnbnr 81 Them was mn
''"' wv el'' - t'."s lt' Il Vs., u , ~
lhniil.,i W "a, ~ S"' W. nVr rno" H.
,,'n hn,rtin., A., ara I'M sbn L,d not tEink II
D. ,r.sarv L. Stat, tnair names.
Den'f' van :" saiJ Mr. Giilett "thon I won't
NJ ~, m''N' 9'''N 4' N'''0'' 80" W."
Nl'tnass had loornod the trode O., uphols,or.
W. 81 s nu bcr o D G sn ENG 2y % te ,
Ine ncAt w'n.Ss va W wi, h j. NeyIs.
nunr l, nnNk ~, aId ooii hoIy"I .nret I"s
"', mIcA ,,, aug Eoii nyiwru ~, ,s T. -
n,. ,, ~, III ana al III ,t.t he nr r's
ulr..J II - II ,ri,.o iii in ii. .,r"nd ',istle
Ii. ta-t,1"itbnt Mr. sou had visitad him fot
49, 90, ,t'. :, 7l'ii' T',,,a IL ct,' -
Xxx b-s,,,s ,tn.ss e,, y1'', rri,,t. l"s-ons
Know M saor Vas I,S" he1r,,,s,, me- nsk,l
leave ioiake oil one Of his boots lie also, with
ca lntyin, "a. stand Mr. Nevius gave the ro
Iorf.r tL.. i't,. If lI,,rac,. /, il 49, fiinws.