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cord before it about noon when he came / did
not see Livingston there at that time he there af
forwards with Hodgkins


Police Captain HIRAM THORN, sworn.--Examined by
Mr. PATEHsoN.-The first time Hodgkins at the
police office in the presence of Mr.. Barker We
Barkers house and Hodgkns said to Mrs Barker he had
made arrangement with her 60 to Boston with
him. After this went to Mr.. jennings house nothing
transpired there worthy of note met him the Mon
day following and we had conversation. told him
reward was offered about Burtis and his father
policeman If it in his power he ought to put in
his way to get the reward he said nothing at the time


told him there was much noise about the matter He
told me that the Monday when the reward offered
he odgkins) and deceased together at house at
s6h street. Hurgate when the paper containing the ad
vertlsement about the reward shown to deceased
and that he laughed at it. saw Hodgkins and Livings-
ton IN the prison after their Hodgkns first denied
having seen Burts at all he subsequently admitted he
had seen him. boy told Hodgkins at the poce-offce
that ne saw him in company with deceased He then ad
mtted it.


Dr A. g. RAwsos, Coroner testified he held inquest
on the body on which was coat, vest shirt and trow
sers Mr.. Barker was present at Bellevue He told
previous 70 the examination. that | would discover
mark on the left foot if the body his He point
ed out the mark and recognised the body. saw the
post mortem examination. The stomach contained raj
sins that not dgested The body marks of his
having come to his death by drowning


Witness testimony chiefly had reference to the state
of the body when decomposed in process of decompo
sition after drowning


Adjourned to this forenoon