New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

Vas she ncnrcst To the housel A.-Ycs.


o.-IIow rear to 1t, A.-Four or five feet.
O-was she waitmg' Ayes.
c-Toward tho stairs A.-Yes.
GLOW near WAS she to them Al don't know.
O-Gf,r NJ an idea! A.-Thtee OF four feet.
OW,s she on C,c side Of the house A.-On TIE si1e
O.-was she on the walk don't you know where tie
walk IL, Al don't know.
Did she 70 up the steps, Al doa't know.
O.-Wherc she came from you DON'T KNOW A.-Snc
came away fro.a toward the barn
n You don't know II she'd been In the barn! A.-No.
Q.-was she the steps nearest the street' A.-op
the side away from the street.
o.-why did you look at your watch7 Abe aisc l
wos late that day.
skv,s Testimony. That plain. Perhaps little
too plain. lie paused minute In his examination
and then he asked a series Of questions that placed
the Commonwealth. or rather the police IN q sthl
more serious position
o-wha, hand did you noticc' A.-Thc little hand.
C-who have YOU told about this! A.-ohiccr Null.
O-whcn did you tell hint A few days after it
happened .
o-why did you tell hint A.-Because wanted to.
U-whom else have you told about 1T A re-
Odd You see anybody in the Kelley or Churchill
vards that day. Al don't know
o-when did YOU hear Of the murdersl A-About
Il 30 o'clock.
Cd, you remember what Sou told Mr.. Munaiy
Ayes.
o-wa. ANYBODY else therc1 A.-Mr. Phillips.
ID.
o-was that before the trial in tho District Court
Al don't know when the trial was
Q-whcn did you tell Phillips A.-Two weeks af'ef
tho murder.
Q-what makes you remember the DAY Of inc muracr !
A-Bcca,t.e i, called to my attention
O-Eyer see any ore in the Borden yard before! A.
o-wha. made you look out that dayi A.-what have
1 got eyes fort
FACT IGNORED nY THE POLICE
20 IT appeared that the Police Department OF the
city OF Fall River had clear warning at the time OIL
the murder that witness was present who could tes
ufy to having seen Lizzie from the direction OF
the barn at Just about the time she caimca 10 come
The police knew this and ignored IT,
Rubensky's testimony TO the time when ne leit
his stable was fully corroborated by the livery man
who kept A. This was Charles e. Gardiner lie
said he WAS able TO FIX the time Rubensky lett the
stable because the horses were always ied NJ ii
O'Clock and Rnbcnsl,y arrived for his team before
the horses had done feeding. This caused Mt. tar
diner TO consult his watch and he observed tmt I"
wa, then eight minutes past IL. Kubenshy iei' o'e
stable within five minutes OF that time.
STREET rRcUINs TESTIFY.
The defence maintained the advantage ~ mao Deeh
50 rapidly ar'ilhhg Throughout the day py'pr'hsihs
forward two young boys Of the genus street ur.n'"
one was Everett Brown. the other "iomnS p"'
low. II IT possible TO put the tones ana h'h"
nor in which these boys delivered their testimony
in.o print the story OF their examination would De
extremely amusing. Everett lives near Inc Borne'
hoiSc lie WIS at his home ut IL O'Clock waiuhs
for Tommy. .
:" Dat Dc arrangement Wild de udder Pai's'
he said. in explanation. OF his accuracy apo"' ''e
time. De nddcr party" Tommy. Just WIEN
he left his house he declined to say, but when III
passed the Boricn's he saw Officer Doueherly coming
ont and two or three people In ana ABOUT "c
yard he and Tommy went in
We went into dc yard and tried to got INTO ue
house. bu, Charley sawyer that Is Officer sawyer
wouldn't lot u.s.
Everett did not see officer Medley there lie was
no, ON The stems or I'm the yard. The boys learned
that somebody had been killed. and that search was
being made for the murderer so they went 10 the
! barn 4.,-'
we G a y .a ss si esse Would Void get
c'"who " wa, that A.--we. Tommy SAYS am no. 6s
| going up somebody might dop an axe u'"" u"
The isngaier excited by this remark thronSno1'
the courtroom caused the lilsh siar TIN e, ran
innhdiy nm his desk. and 10 cry ont Orter, order
Finally they went upstairs and looked around l, anu
den said Everett. we went back In de yard.
Well what happened after that - H..
Why after dat said Everett, feelnsly' We
Mr.! Barrow. Tommy" corroborated Everett; He
thought beyond coubt that they reached the Borden
house twenty minutes past, or hat past az W.
oWer tbpv arrived AT the house. BY Officer Medley
own statement II WAS l. 30 when ne reacheu u 4i,
borden house and not until ten minutes later oia
( controversy between the counsel regarding the
admissibiiiy Of TIE evidence OF Joseph Lemas "a
Frenchman, closed the session. Lemay Is a LOT,
eIcn"r living on the Wilson road. just outside Fail
! River lie il prepared 10 testify that about Two
weeks after the Borden rsge ne nc -, h.
inclined To receive this testimony, bat IL was rsen'eu
| un,il 10 mcrrUw morning L. H. "