New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
THE OTRRO MURDEn'.
Trial Of Gonzales Resumed-CorcluA'e ION OIL
the Testimony for the Prosecution Inc

day morning in Brooklyn before Judge Gilbert. IN the
Court of oyer and Tcrminer. The courtroom was
throngcd with people, while many. who found 1t I'M
possible to obtain an entrance loungcd about the cor
ridors of the court and remained until the ADJOURN
men took place The case eXcites great dedi OF i'
teres and in the evening large crowd Oh pcope as
sembled in front Of the Court House. anxious 10 ealeh
| glimpse Of the accused. $50
The frat witness called Yesterday was Edward tarr'
who testified that the 22d OF November last ne re-
sided at the Hotel de Cuba. and was acquainted with
Pelicer who was then resident of that hotel Frank
Viec whom he knew also, resided there; knows the
prisoner Gonzales hy sight, him for the rst tlne IN
the Hotel de Cuba on Monday morning in room NO ~
occupied ny Vice and fccier; slept In Pelelers room
on the night of the murder, WIN FRANK wee .na'
same evening saw man In black SAID 10 be olern
with Peljcer and Nele had seen some ra2ors III Peli-
ciers room; azors handed TO witness by District Az
torneO that was Of them; while Peiicier was IN
tho room he went to Neles trunk and took out those
razors and nut them in his pocket; he went down
stairs and joined Nj Gonzales and Mt Otero at the
door; that between SIX ana seven Ill Tue evening"
il was dark Christmas saw Gonzales IN jan i'll this
CITY. he had light gray coat and black panaloons
he said he purchased them III Havana Tor the pants ne
said he paid 30 reals sD for the coat AZ reas don
remember whether he suspenders or not he SAID
nothing about the pants being too long; have had con
yersation with Gonzales and Peicier since they have
been in Jail. MT
| q. What was the conversation You beardi A. Pel.
cer called Gonzales and said two lawyers had come TO
see him: Gonzales said, What did Won tell them =
Pellcier said. " All that You know Gonzales , SAID
cer sod tha, he lad told the lawyers that they
hail tight; Gonzales said, We'll see about that; don't
you talk 50 much.' Pehcier SAID. Ihey con under
Stand what we say here Gonzales sent Pellicier
Crosscxamined: I have lived at the Hotel de Cuba
ahont three months; was employed in learning cigar
making. did not occupy the same Pellicer or
Viele but asked Nele If he would let me sleep IN the
room and he said he would; tall gentleman who wore
dark clothes with him: on the Saturday oil that
week Pclicier said he going 10 ship Tor Janeifo
went up stairs with Pellcer and Viele on "Wednesday
evening; they sent me down stairs as they said they
expected 10 have some company; saw Niele and Pei
licer 70 out Of the with Gonzales did not Sc.
Pelcicr after that but on that night. between and -
O'Clock again saw Niele was confined IN JAN asa W.T.
ness In cell No g. Pecer in cell No. 3. and Gonzales
In cell No. 6; / was born in Gibraltar;
Gonzales and Pellieier spoke in Spanish; Judge
Morris put me IN cell No. T. to see II c0uia dls'
cover something about these two men: talked with
no one during the days YVES in jail the CONVEX.
saion alluded TO took place on the % OF December:
had then been in the jail one ortwo days; Peuieier
snose first and told him that two lawyers had been 10
. see him: Gonzales said What did you tell them !"
Pelicicr said "All that you know the conversation
continued not quite 1--WE minutes could hear every
word distinctly; the FIRST time saw Gonzales be had
an a light coat and dark pair OF pants be was Of the
Hotel de Cuba in yiee and Pelicers room; Gonzales
al that time wore a mustache only; on the 2d OF No
yenber he was lust the same before living AT the Hotel
Idle Cuba had been waiter at the Hoc. dc Barcelona
and al Mrs GeasOns clearinghouse IN Fourteenth 81
do not know what Is the reputation OF Tue ho'eI ae
Cuba.
O. Are you 20 be remuneraied for your time in jail A.
suppose So but do not now rocolcct whether Judge
Morris told me that was TO have compensation: was
p never promised anything by the Spanish Consul;
knew Pecier about Dix weeks and |icle since the day
Barnurn's Museum was burned.
Re-diroct-I directed you to take notes Of the con
yersation while you were in jail A. Yes. Sir.
l. The next witness examined was Aurelia Harango
who testified as follows came from Havana on th,
18th Of November; Gonzales and Ocro were on th'
vessel with me; they appeared to be friendly, but no
" particularly intimate; never heard ether Of then
speak a word Of English.
<. frank Viee who was sworn through an Interpreter
Re was the witness examined. His testimony war Al
follows: On the I'D Of November last resided ih6
Hotel de Cuba; know Pellicer. WHO stopped Of that
hotel at The time; We occupied room for ten
days; Pelcier had pair Of Kid gloves at that time
: fed by witGess.l Know Gonzales. first saw him IN
Barcelona Hotel it was on Sunday the 10Th OF Novem
Der; only Pe.licier was present al thAi tine aioi
Pelcier and Gonzales speaking together; raw them
togethW in Broadway on Monday following; saw Con
zales and strange gentleman leave the hotel together
! on the 2sd of November witness had razor while al
the hotel; razor shown witness and identified as Bis
don't know what became Of the razor; missed II the
h next morning; think missed the razor from The
4 table; slept IL hotel that night Ed Farr slept with
me that night but do not know where Pelicief slept
that night.
poyed I'm Cuban family o. waiter; had known Pelli
her about three months before was at the French
hotel; it about 1880 in the evening when saw vac
maj said 10 be Otero with Gonzales after leaving th'
hotel Gonzales, Peicer and tie Other pap Yeii " h'
direction of broadway: walked little behind then
in the same direction, but missed them IN Broadway
I rode down in q Bleeokerst car, getting into II only
block from whore it crosses Broadway but had n,
conversation with the conductor; after getting on
4 went TO the ST Nicholas Hotel where remained about
au hour and halt, looking at some persons Playing
G billiards; shortly after went 10 the Hotel de Cubs
reaching there ahou Q 10 o'clock; In about ten miDutc
went away for walk down Broadway; came baci
about 10 o'clock; met John Samsony, book keeper o
the Barcelopa Ho,el, pid Others that knew.
To juro!-I goi Of the car because Peieier told M
10 get on and looking round on the car could not see
I him and being alone thought had better get Of
, Cross examination oOniiugod-Whcn We came oct %
the hotel Pelicer said Take ear = go, into one be
fore ii arrived broadway Pecier and the Others DID
not say where they were going to when We came oul
the hoie stood al tie door Of the hotel while Edwar,
went 10 call ellcer don't know whether Peleiof tool
the he was NY room mate al one tunes there wa
only one bed In the room heard Pe.lieef say GOOD
night" to Gonzales that vas Tue same instant iooi
the car.
4 By juror-Q. Did YOU examine the passengers OF
the 10 that Pelicer and the others were not on
il, A. When saw that Pclicer could not get
account Of the crowded platform, knew that the Others
Ia could not be there
fed that be War physician and visited tie Station
Houic the corner Of Vanderbilt and Myrtea'es on
the day following tue murder; examined some gloves
that Occ8ion gloves identified by witncss)i there
perfect cOrrct pondencc between the cuts In a.,
gloves and the Wounds the hands Of The tLen In
custody Gellioier) d.. Cochran was with me al The
time
Sarah Evans was next examined. She testified that
4 she resided at No. II Myic.avc Of Canton
where her husband keeps tue Shades three foreign
cane there on the night OF the I'D Of November and
stopped about an hour leaving about nine or quarter
pact that hour Of the strangers was large fine
looking man; be rat NJ one end of the table, they bad
three drinks; two Of the Kept their heads down
could lot their faces twas the daILcs p!nce IN tie
room where they sitting; one OF them went out
for short time and then back; DID not rec which
= way they went out
Carolina Brumine was next sworn. Shetcstlhed that
she resided al No. 2l7 Ccnrest, aud recOccted Pei
lcier and Gonzales being there the night Of the I'D
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