The New York herald., 1874-08-26
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DIEGO" WHITE ON THE WITNESS STAND.
miiilam White, alias "D.ego," was sworn and
tesuned thai he resided at NO. SO oliver street,
New YORK recognized The body OF 10rrina at the
morpue; nlr mad known deceased twelve months; he
came from Palermo, SCH his native place wit
ness mes saa, II understood from him tnat ne was in
.ne neriumery business when he first came mere
nd tnen he went into the ther business the last
!0ur OF hve months he visited my saloon pretty
mnch every night and played cards; he was
lriebi 10 everybody; those with whom he was
most intimate were Italians; they were Costa and
Mandaila-in TACT he knew all OF them; knew
Mandaa, but never asked MIN what his business
was: heard people say he was in the feather busi-
ness ness rsar. md worked worked with Torrna In Brook.
we iast Two months Mandallo. Torrina and Costa
seemed TO De more intmate.' carte de ristte
cation' auu ne SAID, "Ihat Is Ruse's brother-in-
law; don't know his name: have seen him at my
place Tor month or two; rorrina and he were ac-
qua'nted; they always shook hands when they met
was IN my place on he Inesday before the murder;
ne came there very seldom: Iorrna was there the
same night as Cariment.; tney were sitting TO.
getner at the same table; tnat the first time |
had ever seen them talking there together; il was
aoout ten O'Clock at night before GARMENT came
there; Carlme 20 Il lett lew moments before Tor
Twelve; when Oarlme1t lett there M were ere in the
store Torrlna, Costa and an Italian barber whose
just come from % the H0" Ola 0ce Country; try? nas os
We "Wednesday, the day OF the murder, DID not
about five O'CLOCK at which time was asleep the
steward who is now in jail told me that Torrlna
wanted to Lay me s. wnicn he owed me; my wife
tod me GARMENT was in the store on that day
and he had drank glass OF lager and went out"
TESTIMONY OF MRS. ST. GEORGE.
MRS. Mary ST. George, OF No. ga Monroe street,
from whom deceased hired a furnished room,
being sworn, titled that she knew lOrrna and
recognized his body at the Morgue; last saw HIM
aiive on Wednesday, the evening OF his death,
August IL; he lett nv house ut nal past five
O'CLOCK that afternoon. and said he was going to
Brooklyn; do not know what part OF the city
he was going to; ne had no idea o. the streets
mere; he never spoke OF his business; about three
O'Clock that day Mandalla came there ana was in
the room OF lorrna about two minutes, when he
came Out aud went away with q man who stood
outside.
Witness identified the picture Of the man who
stood outside being San Finp0; when Tor
rina went out he was absent about al hour when
he 'ame back he SAID, ''me finish dinner and go TO
Br0okynn; asked what he vent to BROOKLYN so
much for ana ne SAID. business ~ that was ali he
said; asked him who the man was VINO stood out
side the door While he was IN with Mandaa, and
he replied, "Russa's sisters husband;' Russa
keeps grocery store in New York; NOBODY ever
came to see hm at our place nut Mandalla.
at this point Coroner Whitenill adjourned the
inquest until Thursday, two O'Clock p. NJ when
the last two witnesses and other important per-
sonages in the case Will be again examined. IL Is
hoped by the police that CarImentl Will be IN GUS
tOuy before that time.