New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
GOODIES TRIAL FOR MURDER.
THE KIIJIyG OF POLICEMAN NORTH.
sryFrAL WITNESSES TELL wHAE IHhi A>
ABOUT TIE OCCURRENCE.

witness allei ~ .hn Cont Of General Sessions that
tb.y had seen him in6ct murderous DO WaI-sf M
man man, 5a!ss 81 ON the night of August 81 he pyis
oner Samuel h. GOOde. has an uiiior.I men have
repnlsive face, but maSy and n prom
assisted him T IdRvcr %'ns sat beside him all
a9V dark-complexonedy young wolh' PoI 10
moarnng sat IA one Re c"5 Smytn took special
,oins 70 prevent any disturbance q inc proevr w
ipn,,s Inv conversation or noise. one n.,n his
sajLod INTO the courtroom without rcIor * Jn.
va &ss Gncl[ly removed by the Recorder oI31'
U;strict- Attorney MARITIME ana MS 49,, 0nt-
lsncey Nicoll were the prosecuting OH Cbor,cs n
side of the bar cx-DlstT ct-At'oint3 3yoI md with
a Zero lg erect gray muStachc, luI questions - '
insnuating manner to tue VIZ ,;noss Mary Ann
Mir NicOll called rs his liJSt WINS, WINS is IN fho
,,toSon who has beer for three mGptHs IL, o
Wonse of Detention for WltnesseS' ,at1res aud
iI,eon vcars old. with broad lG"luIcS' 80
koS ~ he a good specimen OF lfls1 1891" aor
I.nmtv She was q domestic servant IL '
10 Mr. Nicolrs questions she saio' ,,-..,,, % tho
s ~, tho BATTERY on Friday night nstenimH ~
was on t,er o about IL O'clock, went up bIo1
Way looking for the officer as Was Ss d message for
next day, n wIa,. who lives westioeath iaoiS n
talked with the occr FOR tWDnJ ag ON tho south
az ca man came tho corner a rh s Tier went
oncer: 81 want to sreSE to yTni man came across
;rc street aud said There's Key IN tne moW You
there; down 90 I?wn cave s scream and the officer
e hack and said to the cOlored niln ny u ouSc
m nd
n,suia i man stood with foo, Oh The ie"aN ta
one In the street and tho policeman SflP IN report
lace a the ca%,an said good-hyo to me 9CG ,, I hi
a. went down Broadway TO Wall-sL Snu s'oO" "''
back to ths ''LeeI feW mucs and the coored man
ran down the street oS on NE w Went up behod
.omei naisoman and him rise his o 6&q
ana aoa, and raised his arm and the cGote on
srncL him again in front OF ina neck mn man ami
N an ran up by me and doMl N'''
Uhat hat
Edward c. Frizzcll, the jantor OF me s1inS
bniiding corroboratcd the story o. n So;J os h"
JIM r. la was an eyewitness Goo le stiu ds Nv
W North: Eve been living around hctI "
Grod many years AMI You are inc nISt man ,im,
ever lnsulted ne NHre and The witness after
buv ppmd With Oficcr Newall arrested LIN AT Ilne
ai1 ohord = Scnllv. a anitor was passing alone
nlo i, ott.r visit to Niblos Garden lie te,t-
~ that io hear. a voice as he VAS EassIns i '
81 saving I'll fix YOU. blank von 't"n net frn,S
he saw the coorcd man stanuins IL"
Broadway in Pnc-st ,.or.r,, r,,vsicions
testified that be made an autOsS one ierin1ing at
~ back of the heal and extending aooul iT I
;nches ending two inches unHcr inc Iu 'nV ana
mos Il, fr1nt and severed the Jugainr Heiu aiiu
was u, Hc cnn'umrtcly severed the windppc. Mr.
SicoU produced the knife which COCO I,If ;I'
away Ii has spring eaten 80 ulaV IL 2.o,o,ns
n!sd iv n motion of the hand ana leMaIus
SSpe.nn0rd Cren uutil the spring Is pressed;
The blade is about four inches Iohe, i, a'I I
Lad ~. 4,
~ from behind and the wltucss SAID thdt IL
could .,,d tho ,vitncss TO sta nd
nm illustrated in pantomlmo drawing nlo,,odn ot
w Nv ln;1o end asked whether the wound coulu not
have been caused by such motion OF person
standing in front OF tho person Perccval en-
sooniUa Lazarus AMI Henry = N"', anu.
hives of the Holmes Burglar arm "hhIGN,
testified that tEcy ran alter Uoo 80 Io % pe
ooIc snid when arrested Il done no wroig
H. H. III, yoc irstV Onicer William ROnIke heard
faut rap S club ana s iSane u Rr did IT, "ihe
HigrerV was Norths reply. Nb&t 'hC Iit'IJ "to
win whlskers - asked the witness is aN, -
The one" was the answer ON inc way ' ~ ,no
station North said: Billy can 90 any lEItInc''
NV moor wife" and then fell aud SO n "iIcr lr" r
Paice Sergeant Oates testified TO the oilnSIHG 1i
1aSt;Hed to lie fact that her huS9 1nd JAMS
was dead She found RiS n"E{ Of august -
g said That Sic had never heard o. Mary Al"
Mastersou before tho kitilnI e.u u.o act.,cc. and
Nv Rcd opened the case ior INC u'ie'''' Gnu
~, ~ on INT side viii be gwen today
TUE HOLT rLAN OF Regarding FAVORED
prpo;r pY TIE BYLAWS COMMITTEE OF IL"
mann OF FDUCAGIoT-NEw CoMNI>sioNEfS'
Many female teachers woI" present ~ I.G '.,-cl,
i,,rrf Tho Board OF Education yesterday, "I WI
:; -1,r,.tnI i'm the anticipated report u Tue !e-'1
In, of teachers salaries lie CcIIiHl lItc 90 -,
laws made report recoh'nc'. i''E 'I' T., ,i rl
,,set;ni of the Boarl \ protest against Ihe lc2l"n
in,r of Salaries from The PRINCIPALS OF iGm'Nc gram
nia - iG"tb he Holt and Crazy plans Of Icg'aI
H. a. likely Ia be OF disadvantage =" u, - i
NJ -; .tinctiou between the SIlarIc, OF male are
he l.rnrs il was urc,l is too marked in tn
Toit nlan Tie highest salary pall AlS ~ st 81!
female teacher in female department 10 : ,U ,,
the Gr..4 male assistant IN Al@.e dclNlNcliI WCu'
.n ~ Dol set tie inst fco3lc ass Instant IN
bnt,' school would get ~ 10 though SIC t,'IIo
tie fourth-grade class is h'F w tx VI 'Vtv t, !;
the protest asks, than that OF the r't a,s.>l'll' II
e"' ittofr s,L,pl Instead Oi fixing permAntn
ealarieS for each position there VIII be tour Nl't
for tho first assistant, o1d S,'o4 g., TII1 thr r
S19J: four for tie s'Coh" grace t'i'o XVI ''0 ''
and four lor tho fourth grade. -o, Cor,,,,.es;c,
Ja2ulry l. Ferdinand lTauG' o." ii.,,n' w. 49, y,
Charles Crary and Edward l. II. l3mscl Wee.@ re
orD0inted and William Lninhis MN, VI. - ID ~
and William \. CCle were named 10 m ing I;i ~
;"n1nne H. Pomcroy. Lugcno Kelly ana NlIliHi
Wallace The aprontmcnt> are inr thIte yen,
" g, nr;or il with H. Il. Clalln To-; vi
i Hi, - - n member Of the took Exchange an
Ar Cole is president Of tie iICduce Exchange
an amendment 10 tho bylaws was ad"ltGd y
Xhich tho primary teachers who have served COZ
,nn,.I. in the schools pliGr To December II, -
receive additional paw Tor length OF service mos
who have served seven years receive -" - lou u;
teen wears, Tl33 Is. lhesc ah0uhto "ic " "0 l
'N Prcsd~Ut Walker presented resolutions recon
iaSn', tS.t tIc Bcard herea ter decline TO appon
nnv tr1sten who holds office IN the city. state
National Government In the Nnctec'lh Naiu
he said " we have as trustees Il ihelhpet ol T. VI
rr.ss a Dock Commissioner ard Chailty Coi
missioner Now, learn with SURPRISE that ON"
these names will come mp for appointment a. tru>u
for i've years more ONCE, appear to Stuck 10 son
natsors ike burrs to a lambs TAM
Mr. Walker resolution wa. adopted by vote t,i's
lG to I. This action prevented the I'appolhlhe
IS Mr. Koch CONGRESSMAN elect DOwdncy al
Cbority Commissioner Simmons remain trustees
th. Nincteenth Ward. The Board then went III
cXecative session and appointed the iollowii
trustees
Ward. "a - 'rr.1eric, Ccr,nanu
l. JoscpHt - n on Ii. Dr. Franklin Sunitli.
3 John p. Higgins - nu"", ~ ooi,,a'J
A. Michael j. Duhcy ~ i, CIci 49,
~ i. West. - tIirraiI,rirg Fiercns
d. Alexander Patton jr| II frG4"!icM ,i''u"
z william II. TUwuley ~ !" iio ~ Iid,t.r
y Charles IL. HOuscly ~ J ouu ~ :, i{{n,,ne,
- TeolkTe p.nnws % Henry s. Rogers.
IL. Louis :. GCcbei. - FIe.c' t ~
il. Andrew l. SOnlard. IL LOUIS ''0""'''
cr,nDrpv TCN NINl'TES, SLIDE IN OH