The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-26

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ground and scanned the sidewalks closely to dis.
none. The man who brought Panormo to the drug
store said ne found him lying In pool OF blood on
STATEMENT OF DIR. cosKLIN.
= Dr. Conklin, OF lag Remsen street. called In the
Coroner's office Yesterday morning and stated that
he was ON the car when the murdered man hailed II
and got aboard. The Doctor mad been up to CiassOn
avenue, and had not been long on the Car when It
kerchier and one OF his gloves In his let hand and
was holding them to his eve. Blood was streaming
and had blood IL: his clothes were saturated with
blood. when he entered the car he sat down next
TO LADY: VINO was asked by the conductor TO sit q
little iurtner up, as the wounded man was swaylnx
TO and Ir0. and looked as though he was going to
iail: went over TO hun and looked closely at him
was saturated with blood, wnlle that nuid was
streaming down from cash IN the temple
THE DECREASED TELLS ANOTHER STORY.
SAID to him. "You have been hurt, sir, have you
notr' lie answered, ayes. nave. Twas attacked
NV ah .ne street oy two men," noticed peculiar
drinking. He acted like person confused. Some
" me passengers got round him and wanted to
Put me out at Pineapple street." lie told the con-
ductor tsat he wanted TO GET on there
PATROLMAN wOOIsAKE
VINO rode down on the Myrtle avenue car with Mr..
Panormo makes the subjOined statement:-At five
minutes past ten LETT the station house, and was
coming down Myrtle avenue on this Car tho. 239),
and stood Oh the rear platform, with my back to-
the car ana this man Panorm0) got on at about
pass. lie went IN the car and sat down alongside OF
iaay ana Inc conductor went IN, tapped sae aMy
side Of the car. saw The man pay the conductor
ms fare, and when the conductor came out on INC
platform asked him what was the matter with Tie
man: He SAID he had asked him. but the man
didn't SPEAK; all he said was LET me out at Pine,
uniform, and IL he had been robbed he should have
told me, but he didn't ala not think he needed
mn ICt for Ia dnWn Oc "a n q
and then got or
THE ASS AULT UPON sIGNoR NAVARRO
The following statement was made by SignOr Ma.
varro in presence OF HERALD reporter:-
was standing al the corner OF Myrtle and Carl
ION avenues shorty neiore Ten O'clock On
time II was. I did not ike hls looks and my coat
being closely buttoned l replied that did not
know. He made another step forward and SAID,
Hereby "Damn 1t. haven't you got watchW
replied that 1t was none OF his business. whereupon
he seized me by the shoulder. shook HIM on and
struck him In the face with my open hand. He
staggered back and then quickly thrust my right
hand down towards my pistol pocket. He saw the
movement, ana, evidently becoming frightened, ran
on. Shortly afterwards another man came up ana
tnat man had JUS, insuIied ana tried to rob
me. then got on car which came along, and had
gone about . block when Mr.. Panormo got on. he
the attention OF some OF the passengers, several OF
whom asked me If ne was drunk. SAID. "No'-
that ne must have been assaulted In the street. Mr..
PanormO mad handkerchief TO his lace. TWO or
three men asked him VINO had Knocked HIM down,
fare he iet ABOUT MS vest pocket and then ex-
Claimed that he had been robbed OF his watch. 1
got on the Car at tue corner of Jay street and left
MIR. PauOrmO IN IL.
DESPERATE LOOKING CHARACTERS
were seen by grocer named Boyian, who resides
next door to Mr.. Marvn's. About ten minutes TO
ten MIR. BOylan Closed his store and proceeded down
the street toward his residence No. 81 Park avenue
Hall way home he encountered TWO desperate look
ing characters, who first walked briskly to meet
him, and lnen after staring him IN the face passed
him by. One OF these Unlocking fellows wore long
hight oyercOat. the other, TO the best OF Mr.. Boy
lan's belief, wore thick pea jacket Directly they
sucn as thieves use Tor sgnal-proceeding from
Park avenue near Cumberland street. The men
wa sc Ss sna @ Scos house. and
lett soon after Mr. Panormo, but saw nothing OF
either the Professor or his assassins.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD is IN BAD DOOR,
ana has long been So Assaults at night are OF fire.
auent occurrence. ana the residents or "the HIP
as the Fort Greene outlying section OF the Fourth
Police precinct Is termed-bear numerous testl-
mony to the fact tnat IT Is dangerous to travel at
certain gangs OF rufiians who hang about dark
places waiting Tor their unwary prey. The police
are looking up the man who brought Panormo to
THE SCENE OF THE MURDER
Is believed to be on PARK avenue, near the intersec
fence winch surrounds vacant lot. were yesterday
found two large patches OF blood.
MR.. A. j.. MARVIN
made the following statement to Chief Campbell
yesterday:-l reside at tho corner OF Park avenue
a man came up leading this man, who
was covered with blood, and wanted me to
prescribe Tor hun. keep a drug store. The man
| told me that he found Mr.. Panormo on the otner
slee OF the street.. He was lying on the sidewalk
when ne Iirst saw HIM, but then got up ana was
of blood on the ground. saw the wounds OF the
deceased were OF such serious nature that | told
him TO 90 FOR an officer who should take PanOrm0
home The man then went out and lett PanOrmO
sitting on the curbstOne and the man who brought
deceased IN went TO the corner OF Park avenue to
try ana ind policeman; but not seeing one
there he went down block further on PARK avenue
who had just come from the direction OF Myrtle
avenue and who told this man, "Why the man
and Is gone home" Upon this the man returned TO
the place where he mad eit Panorm0 sitting, but he
THE POST. MoRTEM EXAMINATION
was made The body OF the vIcLlm OF the mys-
terious murder yesterday afternoon, by Drs.
SHOWS dwelling, corner OF Pineapple and Fulton
streets. Upon the scalp being removed from the
upper portion OF the skull compound commiuuted
fracture of the frontal parieial and tempo al bones
was found, and also the upper Jaw bone was frac-
tured. A scalp wound OF some three or tour inches
The left portion OF the skull was completely
smashed H. from the jaw straight up to the SIDE OF
lie head, indicating That fearully powerful blow
must have been dealt Tor the lone II the skull was
literally broken IN pieces The doctors are OF the
bidnt and long iron instrument. The direction OF
one wound shows that the blow was given from
the yic,im was down, the direction OF the weapon
being plainly visible from the SKULL just over the
lett ear to The law bone at the emo or the nOSe ON
tue lett side Is distinct hollow where the bludgeOn
or the murderer had broken the bones all along.
DIR. shepard says:--'W hen ! first saw this wound
near the eye thought stilettO had been used; but
Wnen the scalp was removed and saw the terrible
fracture he had received lct perfectly satisfied
and am STILL that 1t must have been effected with an
IRON bar"
A THEORY.
ssIn all probability some burglar had been unsuc.
cessIul and had made up his mind to knock down
the irst nan ne met and struck this poor fellow
with Jimmy The wound Is OF Just such nature
as weapon OF that description would make.
never saw such fearful wound before"
Upon the upper portion or the skull being re-
moved q very serious compression OF the BRAIN was
found, which was caused by the gradual nemOrrnaae
OF pooG winch resulted from the divided arteries.
! This blood as 1t increased cOagulated, and thus
made the compression, almost as large as mans
hand, and this was the direct cause OF his death.
| THE INQUEST.