The New York herald., 1874-08-28

a. mn fsetory stoop; have known him
three or four years and never knew MN 70 be y
once and We were there. but only two were ap-
rested: don't believe that HOLY ywooa was 40
Suanted VIII any aans ne he goes with apoSy
my size that might be mistaken ior me; never aeW
' me man who was kiliedin BEDFORD avenue a
JOHN DUYN's IE5rIACsYs -
This witness, Who lives at No. 2sl Flushing AVE-
nue., testified that While Oh his way 70 the spring
that night to get drink o. water-tne sprlng 10
on the corner Of Wallabout street ana Wytne
avenue--he saw three men; was about niteen
minutes Of eight O'Clock; they welS % CON-
avenue; the one in the centre mad dark mus
tache. but seemed to be taller and thinner tnan
wee ,ay M a,s n one
VINO VINO strikes me as having been one OF the party
tnss saw that night.
sne sprlng about twenty minutes to eight O'CLOCK.
and sawa man coming along Wallabout street.
Toward Flushing avenue, aud when about forty feet
from mt he went in the direction OF River street;
notlced tne man was about medium height, had
seemed ad to be ana IN wore kossuth nat; sae man
avenue; saw no other men about there; zee no.
pody mere VINO resembles that man.
TIN pHREE ITALIANS.
Robert De La Hoy, who keeps liquor store a.
No. as4 Flushing avenue, testified that about nve
who seemed to be Italians rom their talk and ap-
pearance, came into has store; one or them drank
gave me hve cents IN payment for the whiskey,
and they lett; one oil the tw short men paid me for
Une WulShcy, tucy CFOSSeu tile street toward the
brewery on Flushing avenue; q quarter of an nOur
later the three men @ came IN again, and repeated
the operat1on-two taking water and one
whiskey, giving me five GEMS in payment;
Just at quarter to eight the tallest OF the trio
came in again; he came in again before he drank
the whiskey and called for water: he came in
twice alone for water; didn't notice which way
ne went when he lett; they appeared to be wait
ing, they stood on the corner for while looking
around.
ToxAss0 COSTA, ToRRINA's ASSOCIATE
TOmasso Costa, barber. OF No. AZ Oliver street.
was next examined, through an interpreter and
testified that he knew Tortlna In Palermo during
eighteen years; witness has been six years here !;
ago. few days after he landed; the letters
addressed to deceased rom Palermo came
through his shop; FIRST knew OF his place
OF residence being in OAK street abOut
q month and q half ago; he called
on witness once q week. or once IN two weeks.
Mandaa rOOmed with TorTina in Oak street; un-
derstOOd from Torrina that he was in the feather.
brush business until two months ago. ana had his
factory in James street; his place was IN the rear
of Russa's grocery store; Rnssa's first name was
LOUIS TOrrina never told him he had money with
the Italian Consul, nor did he make c0n1dant
oi witness.
The inquest adjourned, having been four nOurs
and half In session, at hali-paSt six O'CLOCK, until
next Monday afternoon
The Coroner stated to the writer that he ex-
pected TO establish conclusively a complete chain
OF circumStantial evtdence-frOm which not one
link would be missing-whch would convict the
murderers OF salvatore Torrina He.is quite san
gulne OF success in the matter and believes that
one OF the assassins Is In custody, but he would
not indicate who the prisoner he meant was.