The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

there on the night Of the 22d Of November; sav them
sSan sne next morning about ten O'Clock; Gonzales
wncn ne came had musache; when she saw him again
was shaved on he had also changed his coat and cap
there were no other 6panards the house that time
some gold which be showed ner on Saturday. and said
that was the kind Of money they had in the Spanish
country ne seemed somewhat lonesome she thought.
At this stage Of the proceedings lone ococ the court
took recess.
AFTER RECESS.
Policeman C. Smith, for the prosecution
ness was In the City Park the 22d the morning
OF the 23d or November, when pair Of gloves verb
found Tine witness was shown pair OF WOODEN gloves
He had seen them before Hero witness was shown a
pair Of kid goves) Have seen these gloves before
Ihe witness then pointed out on diagram shown him Of
City Park tho place where he found one OF the kid
gloves) Saw the woolen glovesson Pelicers hands;
Oteros body before II removed from the Park
others, tried to put the kid gloves ON Pecers hands
but he made such fuss about IL that they gave up
reilicer shut his hands and screamed said they were
not his gloves and would not have them on was IN the
Park when the knife found, Koundsman Wmarth
round the knife present when they searched the
Patrick Corr sworn for the prosecuon-Wtness is a
policeman; on the 23d of November, 1855, in the
CITY park, when hat was was found the dead body OF
man. razor, and next morning left hand kid glove
(kid glove identified by wtness) found handle
close by the body had been in the vicinity of the park
that night did not hear any noise outcry present
when officer wonderly searched the body; there was
blood on the govo he found and there In the
myers they were also partly turned inside out; il was
dark in the park at the time; there no lamps lit
in the park that night Tho witness showed on the dia
asram the place where he found the glove.
Forty fourth precinct; was in the civ park on the
night oil the ed OF November and the morning Of
"a found right band glove witness indicating the
Sergeant J. n Ashton sworn-witness was at the
house No. 27 Centre street when Gonzales arrested
IA coat Shirt pants vest and drawers here shown
the witness the shirt looks like the found there,
siao ne c"a and pants the clothes were taken to the
GERS Corr and Lathinve took the clothes the station
house the clothes were sent In the carriage W tn
the prisoner; Gonzales had suit OF clothes when
he was arrested; they dark Clothes prisoner
q dark colored hat with spotted band around il; The
prisoner dressed as he now when witness went
into the house In Centre street Mrs Brumme the wife of
the landlord went up stairs with him and pointed
Gonzales room; there trunk in tho room, but 1t
belonged TO an old man who lodged there the clothes
round there were said to be Gonzal q clothes Nothing
Important was elected on the Cross examination
the CITY park on the night Of The sod ~ Noveobsr last
found on the dead body there discovered 5000 gold
hye dollar pieces and dollar pieces and SIG e5 in
greenbacks and stamps found also the body knife
ana hotel receipt; went that night tn the BARGE
Iona hotel; arrived there about O'Clock and
med Gonzales room; there was nothing at all in the
room IL was Locked was present at the jail when the
coat that Gonzales now has on was
Cross exainnedThe right hand pants pocket of Otoro
was pulled oat his penknfe which he found his
vest pocket the pocket book and money found the
body were taken up 10 the station house
captain George A. Waddy, sxorn-Witness Is tho Cap
tam Of the Foryfourt cpct; was in the City Park
on the I'D Of November, between eleven and twelve
CLOCK; renamed there about hours: found q
there, "a razor razor case, blade and a dagger
sheath THE witness then shown articles correspond
ing 10 the above Witness Identified the la. "a lot OF
clothes here shown the witness) The clothes were
brought out Of the boarding house in Centre by
sergeant Ashton; they IN his possession from the
time they were seized up TO Monday morning wit.
ness here shown lot Of bloody cloth s-Oteros)
They the clothes found the dead body when taken
TO the station house: the black fock coat the
In front OF the honse No. 2f7 Centre street.
's be was attempting 70 escape; searched the
ound in Gonzales pocket smal, roll of gold |
i've dolcr gold pieces about thrtvslS dollars paper
money and about ten or eleven pennies; took all the
othes of OF the prisoner and searched his pockets n
he lining OF mis- coat under tho collar found
money drafts the drafts were identified; drat is
lated November payable TO the order OF Otero, and Is
u the amount of $1,000; the 9th Is draft for |
~ 2aa S2 payable 70 otero; both drafts pa, able in
Sew York the drafts we're rolled up and placed in the
ming Of tho cot Gonzales in the Jail Christmas
nst when Edward Eau and Gonzales in The largo
com: coat and pants were put ON the prsoner, who
luested; there stains OF Hood inner waist
and and In the right hand pocket OF the pants; |
we're exhibited to the jury; tne witness said |
here were spots on thc right sleeve OF the coat 1
when II came In his possession, but he does not SEQ
hem now the spots on The drawers Ind also been rub
I'D vS In The City park al the time the Surveyor
made nap 10 be used the trial tno witness here |
described several facts 70 the locality OF The things
When found) the witness stated that when Gonza.es
vas taken to the dead hous, tho body OF ooro
he body packed in Ice; as soon ~ ne leo WAS re
moved from the face Of the body onzae looked Al II
md then turned around and said something Spanish
which the witness did not understand.
Cros3.examined--When no wanted him w put the |
lants on Ia JAIL he put them on freely he made no
starce when taken 90 the station house; he took him
rom there 10 the dead house; then to photograph gal
cry TO have his picture taken; II a. the suggestion
~ the Spanish Consul that no took him TO the dead
iouse; Peicer was also taken there 10 the body
he body was much dsig1rcd, and the head, he thinks
rad been shaycd the pantaooDs with the pockets stain
ID With blood have been in my possession ever SINCE
by the Court--lho temperature on the 2od OF Noyer
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