New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
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the case at the time and placed IL IN uiaw ~n
The old man did not return again; anu ryher he
got the circumstances untn !este ,r ,o,tne For
came across the meHOranu"h' "'
some other papers. .,ood .. tho fact
william Henry surrendered himseil at .ne 80
ton on Saturday morning re scar , rneT Ler In
and found brass door he' an"
his pocket .,oood William HeNry
90 ~ yvhere ha (Henry) had been on venues
az u ,,Srsdov and Friday nights, and he had
answered that he slept in prospect ram W,
those nights Brady asked him II ne nau 1 heH
his father on any of those nights, anu -. Ia
49,. Thar no had not seen him since SATURDAY
r. answer TO a question put by MI Backus, inc
Witness said he took his prisoner Trough 100
pect Park. and he pointed our ,ht p manfred Of
he silent. The witness said that ne INQUIRE ~
~ s,rlx nolIccmen and one Of them SAID ne recoi-
Iected seeing William in the Park one nlsnt'
TIE KEY FITTED THE DOOR,
cortain Ilitzer testified to having tried the door
key found on the prisoner IL htted 'ne u0o' Va
No. 95 South Portland-ave. exactly.
AFR Rideway at this point produced the letter
which Patroman Welsh got rom "a''e'' "'''
read 1t aloud. ,.,,o, hon, and where the
ave was found In answer to question put ~
him bv Mr. Backus. Captain kltzer saiu .rie ~
containing the money ana papers was
when found 3 h,,.,noss &c nj
George T. Riley whose place OF business - 20 d.
south portland-ave. and Fulton-st testiiieu .'ias
ne had known old Mr.. Henry Tor zen ~ ~, IA
noore ua knew the son william also. Inc olu
man was regular In his habits, ana every nio ~. u,
ing he saw him open the door anu -. o vi. that
randa On Friday morning riley op''r ISL ha haI
Henry did not open the door as usual an an, ,,,,st
,emar to his assistant that the oid man nun.
have left the house. He kne" INA, vi ~ go
had left II on Saturday, for ne nad seen hei ~
~, tho street with a neighbor On Inursoay'
tho witness said he saw william run uP tr
stoop Of his fathers house and ring inc D rn, NO
had occasion 10 go into the Dahssmp had disan
ment and when he returned william "a' u''"'
pcared. ,,.hor ,yhose shop
+, ',,i,, ,,vn doors from tho Henry house, tesu
"a tb,t no had lived in the neighborhoou
twenty years. and knew the HenryS WILL wen SOW
THURSDAY morning. about oclock' ne $50
William hurrying away from ms Ialne' No. 49,
WI 'i' marked TO a customer that there was
another man in n hurry ,.s. said
I'm answer TO a question, the "i.H,'o 90
he aid not see whether William carried pu"-
Detective-sergeant Delahanty testified 10 rn
aiming the house where the tr"6su' sLod Inv
aftnr the body was found He was asker W
NJ Dockus # some one could not nave eh.r ,,i
the house from the back way. ana ne 49,
that 1t was impossible as the door ,'ors fastened
on the inside and the windows were la , ani
III. backyard was oVergrown with Weeus, on,
II any one had walked through IL, ne 49,
have trarnpled the weeds down anu 'e'' '''''
When asked by Mr.. Backus whether ne mau
round any bloodstained clothing III ,he 10 -
bn r.nIi.I I'm the negative. ne to'n
shirt from williams trunk SO 'h"l "V ~
exchange it for the one he had on. ,,,,a %
MIR Iackus remarked that ne "ouiu I'M n,b
soc the shirt taken from Wihain anu st,
on,v repilad that II was in the hands OF chemist
UNDERGOING analysis
THE TESTIMONY CLOSED
This closed the testimony for the people. Inc
rr,sorer was asked If he desired to make state
r.,t lie ros. "a II intending TO say some
thing when Mr. Backus put his HANDS on MS
shoulder and said: stop, He does not want 10
make any statement . ,,., 1,oro,er
III. is not compelled to-" replied coroner
Kene The jurymen then rc'lfeu an" "e''
Just forty minutes. ..o,,oa ,ossaga
,,ays Mad TO be cleared. to allow them 10 pass
hark To their seats. When the verdict WAS All
,',urc.d there was an uproar
ihnut an hour after the inquest IL was ieatieu
maj Walter had been In Mr.. fackus Office uu, ,
'ng ,hn lnnu.st and that was the reason he couiu
not be- found
DID HE ENGAGE COUNSEL?
There was a rumor late last night that waiter
bad engaged ex-Judge Troy as counsel put LOT
what purpose was not given
Mr. Backus said last evening that he felt certain
thu, tho n,llc. were holding back some evidence
rhi.h ,h.v had Mr. Rdgway told me, saii
Nr H,ctus To a Tribune reporter. "that ne "oui'
him, nll the evidence he had out at the lhques'
I an, Inclined to think h. has not done go IL tne
,,Ii.p. 4lluced to-day is all the prosecution mas
their cas-. il rather weak.