New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

OF aer Miller did not tell where he had been,
home N the direction Of Clermontave where he lives
Miller s nice fellow; I've known him Tor IL years, and
never knew him to insult anybody.
PAsoRAo IN TnHecAR.
Benoit wassermann testified: 1 reside at No 36s
Myrte-ave. on Tuesday evening / took Myrtleave.
car at Carltonave about two minutes o'clock with
my sister, she entered the while remained the
rear platform; reaching Cumberlandst or just past
tue corner the ear stopped and entered and sat
down by lady who started at his appearance, which
attracted my attention; noticed that the man had
nanIkFchlef to his face, and that IL covered with
man felt in one pocket Of his took out one cent
IN men le n the other pocket and took out money which
@ # e. 'sS%Y ' ne a' AZ 0d Ss .a$ S
properly gentleman came from the other side Of the
cur sha asked hin how be he'd been hurt he replied he
whom, could not speak on arriving at Pin2abpie.s
ne raised his finger and the conductor stopped the
hand rail to support him the men who came from the
end Of the told by the injured that he had
but the watch was not found the injured man
amlnng all his pockets, and thought he delirous
was willing TO give my address which did rode
10 dsassaast and then my sister aud myself went to
huft by some persons remember a gentleman who
SatG G was Mr NavaG gong In from the rear
he he said or the answers, ! did not hear; on com:
music giving his name and residence, saying also that
he was perfect gentleman. and should be put off
ductor that he, Navarro, had been attacked the
evening near Cartonave also remember the conductor
mo-" he wished TO go home; he had no
over SUe5cost on saw a., no one in the neighbor
by three men In front OF his own house in Princes on
ne evening Of the 18TH about q o'clock and was robbed
of 80 all he had IN his possession; he attacked
his own stooP he is aprofessor OF languages.
Henry W. Behrmann testified: | reside at No. 81,
the evening on the asd ns Mr. Miller Was there: he
sen e Gr O wOra a G that IT. ha could @ sf
his wife know Of his arrest have spoken to Miller since
into, and he said, "Yes, you how easy IT s said,
Where were you going at that time Of night :" he SAID
In RaymOnd-st Jail at this point the ailor took mt by
the arm aud wouldn't allow me to speak 10 him any
on. and cap blue cap, think; Miller is peddleT he
uses horse and wagon never saw Miller quarrel;
when he left my place he went ont alone
The CONDUCTORS STORY.
Samuel Calvin testified: i live at the Greenpoint
stables am conductor on the Greenpoint and Myrtle
line a Tuesday, the 29d inst, IN the
evenings remember a man who was bleeding coming
on my car 1t my ssi trip from GreeRpont coming
the Fulton Ferry in Myrileaye in the vicinity Of OK
ford and cumberandsts.. the car stopped and dark
compiexioned small got on, went inside, and sat
down in corner: lady occupied the corner OF the
the small man came near sitting upon her. the lady saw
the man was bleeding; there were between five and
eight passengers on the carr saw the man was bleed
reauestad hiu to get of and have his wounds dressed
he made reply and the ear went on; when got TO
DD when got Of ' to City Cit Hall stopped at drug
store on at ;S h. as sod1 the
wounds dressed there he wouldn't get out, and the
es s9 s. nGs II he pSs
said he had lost his watch and chain In my car gave
s 3 and Ss hut IN
stppa as Gss at to Fn H S
report the because 1t did not happen on the road
hurt nd he
did whore did not ask him where he had been
h ha ss T%' % un mt 0Ss he s S M n% fS Sa
that he knew the injured by reputation and that 10
moved IN very respectable society.
KUISZLER ExoSERATED.
Mrs Margaret srill testified: reside AZ No. ?57 Carl
ton-st. I; Tuesday evening last was down at Mr.
Kunzlrrs In Cmnhcrand-st., near Fushngave.;I went
there 7:45 and left at 1890; am acquainted with Mr..
Kunzler's son; be was at home that evening; he WAS
there from 745 until left, and left him there; am
certain he didn't 20 out while was there.
William e. Kunizer testified live al No. 80 Cnmbrr
as not ont Of my house from until 1880 the last Wit
ness was my house on that evening between those
The Coroner--I would state, gentlemen of the jury,
that Mr. Knnzler not under arrest on any Warrant
Joseph snyder testified reside at No % Clinton 81;
am pracueing physician and surgeon; was called IN
to attend Mr. PanolmO the evening or the 23d INST;
found him seated sofa his face covered with blood
and and d M bdaS anS found in the scalp closed 1p
aud stopped the bleeding he then grew SICK at me-
stomach; detected fracture or tne NJ lhe
temporal bone; whcn he vomi,od IT seemed 70 start
hemorrhagc Of the lungs there we're no symptoms Of
him tl "a O'Clock; his statements at any time
were not 70 be relied upon except as 70 ms pam am
evidently suffering from compression of the brain; saw
him again at 10 O'Clock. and called In Dr seayer ana
he died soon after u o'clock he repeated in presence
three or four times that he had been @ IN oG .S S o
tbat he must have been mistaken
HOW rANoRMo WAS FOUND.
Hngl, sherry testified AIN macbinst; on the night
OF the 23d inst. found wounded and bleeding man IN
Parkaye. about twelve feet from Ox0rdst; the
time was about clock he was ON the south side OF
the street; there with him when came up;
ne was In the act OF rising and was On his knees;
Thought he was drunk and In the act on passing
him. when, seeing blood, stopped; took him by tne
seff He was unable to speak distinctly and could
@ @ 6 @ f 70 b me uss carry the the drug
store while going over anoth er man oiuea
asked the dngsst ,n to dsgs nee od ms e that he
thought he had been taking little TOO inushi
he told me would find policeman Myreaset starieS lCf
up 0xfordst to find policeman an ana bn osd a. and
an officer about three blocks off found one at Navy
ST.. who told that the wounded man had just eope
infSrmed that the man had gone asked Who had taken
him, but they were unable to tell me tnen wenD noi NV
.oiue within four feet Of him the wounded tried to
speak but only dd S mot ha Teaf an @ over
the man asked 20 nssst on hsh' o'0''
coat did not sec him again.
Coroner Jones stated that had examined all the VII.
n,saes. and that - the police were In possession OF
nothing defne, he would now close the case or adjourn
IL for n few days. . ,. 80,
the Coroner accordingly directed recess until Monda!
THE FATE OF PANORMo's ROOMMATE.
Soon after a. m, yesterday, Alfred East,
the late Professor Panormos roommate who committed
suicide ON SUNDAY by shooting himself died Of his In
juries at the City Hospital He remained unconscious
to the time OF his death. Coroner Jones Will hold an In