The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07
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and Pearl streets he called to two Italians
they up and OF them sessd his hand close "
il into my pocket when We got near the ferry he TOOK
cut his portemonnae to fare crossed oFer ana
took him 10 the station house, then went back with
another officer, and the landlord showed ms into tho
room and under the bed but In opposite direc
tion, sa~ trunk took key and unlocked u; the
first examined was sn old trunk, dark looking A.
fair; the other a trunk of heather OF light
or on the top OF the clothing in this trunk found
pistol identified the key) also found powder AID brll
canister match box containing percussion caps and
piece Of file converted into driver raised tha
hammer Of the pistol; there no load in III when
hrst searched him at the station house l found
several percussion caps in his portemonnaie, and
piece of paper containing loose powder; found two
trunk they defaced; ] locked up the trunk;
the bosrders whom asked said it belonged to the pri
soner runk produced and identified also the contents),
before going to New York with Angelo made diagram
Of the instrument found By the eide OF deceased and
showed II to him.
Cross enalnation-I first Angelo on the morning
OF the ith, in the vicinity Of the bell tower he -
nv house to visit Of the boys him there
before spoke 10 him hrst he spoke I, that evening
at the house he said he knew who did it, he was the
ming room; il is boarding house, asked him IL he
knew the circumstances he said he knew Ferdinandi
described the instrument, and made diagram Of ii.
ask ed him IL he knew man named Thorp-the name
stamped upon IT, he said he owned IT, and knew
got from him-but would not tell who it was the
nefs jury TO meet that evening and took Angelo
oown with me and told Coroner Hanford locked hun up
in the cells. He went to New York with
Thursday lad conversations with him on Tuesday and
Wednesday; he FIRST disclosed the name to me
friends upon going over found Anoni in the sugar ROD
nery about his work; told Angelo to tell him had
warrant for him; toll what IL for When went 70
his room he showed all that belonged to him. The trunk
that first took FROM under the bed contained cothing
don't recognise the two whom Anton talked to IN
Pearl street he banded of them key and took II
away from him; hrst Antoni the 7th of March.
between nine and ten O'Clock did speak to him thes
He did not hesitate going with to the house, and hs
pointed out the trunk just pulled out rs belonging TO
him crossed With Anton in the afternoon. There
was no reward offered by the authorities OF williamsburg
for the apprehension OF the murderer.
Direct resumed in my conversation with Angelo In
the cells told him II would be better to tell who tho
murderer If he knew he said he wished to consult
With his friends about il to whether they would take
the law into their hands and kill the murderer,
hand him to the authorities Of the friends
Angelo aueed TO Bessaro, Aurustine and Manchin
they came tosthe celia and had interview with him,
but few words passed between them in my conversa-
tions with him he said something about the bitterness
that existed against tho Bcdini party forget the
OF the other party he talked to about laying ths
corner stone Of charch in Williamsburg at which Be-
dn to be present; here that Antoni received
the pick stiletto from Angelo.
The court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock