New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
THE EVIDENCE IL DETAIL.

The examination of Dr. Hull was as fol-
lows:
BY Coroner Woltman:
o.-What s.. your name aud occupation and where do
Won res .del A.-Aonzo G.. Hul. / am physician ana
reside 100 No. ] 40 West Fortv-srcoud-st.
GLOW long have you been llarredl About
forty-tlrce years.
O.-Piease ten Us all you know about the death Of
your wife AThc first heard OF IT, got up and heard
a servant calling very loud that Mrs Bull ws dead
O-About what hour was tuatl A.-From to half
past z should think; the time the bread man came TO
serve IA with bread.
estate what further you know. Al put on my
eloBe- ana came down stars and when got into the
room found that she murdered.
O-Plclse describe 90 On jury far rs you can how
ami 90 what condition You found her. A-7Ie WAS
living mostly on her back. There were bandages about
her neck and face and alou. Der eyes, and lcr hands
were pnoned over her breast tied with large strips tied
nm ve-y tightly in this way On Icating) and oaudaso
here THIS way (udcaans; her legs pinoued, tea down
@ the red rails.
O.-What did you do when You found what YOU have
de.cri0edl A-The moment 1 went in was struck
with fine avtul sight, and sgT IN moment that sue had
been murdered Then out and upstairs 20 put en-
nv clothes. When came down do not know whether
I had ou my vest or not cannot recolect lWent up
and got on my clothes and came down. 1 think did
not have my crsyat and collar On.
Odd you ieel the body OF your wife Al felt the
BODY. and 80 was cold as 10 could be-.
O-what time d,d you retire Tuesday night A
About haltpast 10.
Q-Wbo was az your house that night as a ysitori a
Mr.. Clitteuden.
Q.-Anybodv elsci Al think not.
Q.-What time did be come TO your houael Al
should tink about g O'Clock. lie in TIE habit Of
coming in about that time frequently.
O.-WAat was his obiecti Ale was very sociable.
He spent the evenin. with us frequently.
o-What took place between your wife. Mr. Chitten-
Den and yourself on that evening Al think We
talked on politics and on Things OF the day-uOthmg
much. think.
Q-WEat time did Mr. CAilteEdcn leave your house
AT must nave been, think quarter past 10. lie
generally left about that time.
ODD YOU see him leave the hOusel Al sill
ting ~ table reading paper. He eo up, aud Mrs.
Hull with him 20 the door. HRS Hull
came back and there few moments.
I concluded I would retire. Every evening be-
fore go.ngto bed ! went o. the basement and spent
about ten or atteen minutes washing my teeth To do
this took candle, tho same one took upstairs with
me. After 1 got through cleaning my teeth
I always put on nv slippers and went upstaits
Then would 20 upstairs 30 the front doors. most
always ask Mrs. Bull whether I should put out the
uet Sometimes she would tell she wanted 10
il: sometimes would say yes ana some
times no. When / went up stairs 1 went
90 fasten the frOnt doors They are double
DOOR. outside ana inside Dolteu mem both
leaving them 30 that persons belonging ~ The mousse
outer auI inner doors l Ihen asSed MIS- Hun II she
would nave light pat out. and she said she would
O-Wnrrr Mrs. HUI at thla Time A.-'he WA
IN tie yaTlOr next 10 the room where she was m W
O-rbol ght you refer TO /; what kind Of light was
If A.-It was large gasllshL g.,
O.-Wha did yOu do between the hours OF oci'ck
quarter 10. While M Chiteudth WIS ~ your
l0usri Al cannot recOlcct very distinctly, DhI
think went down to Madison Square. rather thlnk
before there thar weni down 70 call on q. pa
tent I'm IucBty Ourth-st.. hut when was SPOKEN 10
cOuG NOT leCt anything about IT, The ne4t cav
went down vita a 4cuteIna aud could not fecOHect
having been n street. But 10 seemed % 10 through
mind th 20 bad been there but whether Dy ihl4Ahg
not tel. called again 90 See the young lady ana size
6i0 not the person; H. was mufh suIalef per
con. ituing thai Tuesday night, although IL may
have been Monday night.
nigni Al should think some time about OF Ialf
pas O'Clock.
Q-Naat time did you returnf Al was In Madison
square PROBABLY Dali an hour, ana tlrh 1 came IIOh
tlet u tulhl. To- resta uraut 10 BrOaoWa4. mere
tOoA cup u coffee ana some trawDerrirs went IA
tLee tfee or four nights. when came out generally
wax 81 UP tue street until car overlook me ana
NouI0 get on. That night do not THINK dld am
almost sure did mol, because met gentleman, and
tAat h5-t or night or two before got some cOnfcc
IohoIy - tang very seldom DO; bat TOOK notion
",4hNu some, and walked w 10 BUY some. NDlle
M4ihiu- up net u friend Of Mr.. Coleman and passed
n ana went on aud GOT the confectionery ana then
Eol Atp q car and i think IL must have
peeA quarter 70 10, or 10 O'Clock when got into the
unF M TIE r00m as Usual
oN-lou were ia tie habit ot leaving them alone A.
VI yes Lad done 10 for years
on1nulhg ms narrative, Dr. Hull said II started 20
'DOu nail pact 10 o'clock. My room IL ON ne top
AOoi 5 lhe mouse IN the 1 carried a candle with
a.. l'e candle every nlgnt 10 To bed; the
- DlnEs DOVE IN the morning, II sh0 fOrgets 10
"S oo"h take another the candle ID what 10