The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16

in n laughing way replied "Yes can 20 to sleep, and
don't care to wake again." believe when she went
out she intended 70 return, but whatever happened
while she gone has b en- the cause oil her dcah
DIR r. +. Chabcrt testified IL mado post mortem en-
animation Of tho body Of deceased the stomach con-
tae the food that eaten tho previous evening,
and the smell OF ,audanuM very apparent, saw nsr
previous TO DEATH and every indication was that sne
suffering from powerful narcotic, Tablespoonful
Of hudannm would moduoe death; from the pnpii OF
the eyo and the manner OF her death II - evident hat
death caused from some powerful narcotic, mado
further examination OF tho person, except Of the
stomach.
Willow street: deceased my sister; was at home on
Sunday night last when deceased came home with my
brother she had boon absent snco Thursday she told
who coaxcd her 10 go back 70 her SISTERS Mrs WEIGH
raid she staA NJ Mra Wclch'e until Saturday night
that she came oy"r Sa'ay nsn ana mo ssyoe ,Has
Mrs. Doherty in Bloomfield street; that she went down
the baihhouse on Sunday morning and took bath
that Maria Doherty accompanedther uaerq; .said she
did not intend TO como homo; slept with her
on Sunday night - she complained Of headache;
S ana e w s oS 10
way that she had taken poison, bat did not believe
anything Of wo remained talking some tIae some
where about two O'Clock went ana informed my
eslcr what Eiien had told about taking poison; my
sister came and asked Ellen about IT, and she denied
bottle Which had contaned The audanua eof the boat;
said she procured t ~ kaapps in GreenwteA street
To Jnros-My sister MI no young gentleman keeping
Ann Myer testifed-I reside at No 43 Garden street.
Hoboken: acquainted with deceased, Ellen owens;
was in her company Thursday morning last; met her
at the forty house went 10 New York with her; pro-
posed 70, her TO 60 ND 10 my sisters, Mrs. WeIch;
told her sister was Ill, she told me she was gong on
the barge get O satcheI; accompanied her 10 the
barge then went TO sisters honse IN Greenwich
street. OF Barrow street, we got there about -FOUR
O'Clock and remained couple OF hours; We went from
thero Christopher street ferry and crossed tho river 70
tho Elysan Fields; remained there short time, and
then went back on the CHRISTOPHER street boat and sailed
back and forth several times and finally landed ON the
other side after nine in the evening; we walked rom
there up Sixth avenue and from thence TO Broadway we
Walked up Broadway ways and then went back to my
said she was sick, and sat down on stoop;
] knew the lady Of the house, Mrs Mortimer Inner,
avenues; asked her II ! should ring the
bell and we would 20 in; she declined and sat there
about hours; she fell into dOze, and rousing up
sid %Anna where we2 said were are in Fifteenth
street. asked her II she would 20 home, she said NO
viii get lickng' asked her If sho would go into tho
house she ccne and then agreed to go TO my SISTER
this was two three O'Clock in The morning. we started
and getting about half way she sat down, and we
remained until daylight then went on board the boat
and sailed across the river to HobOken and back
again; then left her and went 70 my SISTERS house
she would not &c. and said she would rather SAM about
eight O'Clock she came to my sister and took dinner
there; remained there until half past four O'CLOCK
when 10 tho Christopher street ferry and
crossed over; ashore aud she refused TO accom-
pany me the deck hands told her that she had bet
ter 20 on and 20 home deceased said she would not do
itshe was going " sail again. left her on the boat
and have her since there were no young gen
tlcInen with on the night we were out; Mrs
Mortimer keeps boarding house; it is not a large
boarding house; there four boarde,s there, all
ladies'; have been in the habit OF visiting there; l
have Mrs hortmcr's house and stayed all night
have stayed there often; am sixteen years Of age
To JurOrIn crossing the ferry we had conversation
with couple OF dock hands with whom wQs ~
quainted; went the boat 10 SEQ them; deceased
requested me 10 introduce her 70 Neise Lemons saying
Michael Peer tes,ihci--I reside AZ No 1856 Garden
street. and deck hand the feybOat Patteraon was
slightly acquainted with deceased Ellen Owens; saw
her the boat with Anna Myer on Thursday mornln
they made two thrce trips had conversation with
them saw both OF them board Friday mornings Anna
went and then ashore deceased took
three trips aud landed the New York side deceased
came aboard again that afternoon, between five and
FIX o'clock; Anna went TO Hoboken, and de-
ceased remained the boat until IL laid up on the Ho
boken side she ashore and sat in the Canal street
waiting for me- she told me that she would not go
home unless went with her; myself and partner Noise
went the street and partner left at the corner
Of Hudson and third street went up Hudson street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets and she stopped she
sa!d that not the way she aud Anna went, and pro-
posed that we go along the river cross the FIELDS and SO
10 take supper but she declined saying that she
was sick; we then proceeded along the Elysian Fields
and passed in the Of Mr. Peys house, she stopped
and aeked me where was going told her was going
TO take her hofne she turned round and she would
and she said she would not 60 home her sister would
jaw and scod her; she said sho would 90 over TO n
friends house in Houston street. New York. and stop
there; rho would not tell me her friends name; we
then returned by the river route and at the Cave again
ask ed her TO take refreshments che took some
cream and soda and took some beer; when arrived
down at Fourth street urged her 20 home, she said
she would not go, even II or any one else would give
Der one hundred dollars; she said Il would take her
house IN Houston street; / went down. and crossed
over the Barclay street ferry in the forty minutes
past nine o'clock boat: and stood talking 70 her
good night and shook hands; she said "it 10 too late
Mike, TO 20 TO my friends" and II would 20 with her
she wonld 70 home To her sisters; when she in
side gate she began TO cry and said she was afraid
her sister would not let her in said would ring the
bell and wake her sister up VIC went Meadow street
70 Eighth street. when she stopped and said she would
not go home, alleging that her sister would beat her;
urged hr TO 20, but she declined; asked her whore
and sleep there all night; i told her that she
should not II had TO stay up all night this between
twelve and O'Clock Saturday morning; she then
went the ferry house. and remained there with her
un three O'Clock endesvorng induce her 60 homo
sho said she would not that this was the third night
she iuna beeo out. and would 10 home no more went
home and got my breakfast and returned 10 duty
at four NJ found her still In the ferry house. and she
said he intended TO 20 home about eight o'clock, after
her sster had got up; she crossed In the boat
at I'VE A. NJ and went ashore on the New York
SIDE and .ssr an , hour on more c.%s On the
went ashore ON the Hoboken eide on Sunday evening
the gttekeeper saw her and she had bottle Of laa'a
and she said abe bad the toothache after they were
talking awhile she asked the gatekeeper II there was
enough landanum there 10 kill person. and be told her
the boat, and she told that she going home
with her brothor;. this the last saw OF her.
The Than submitted 70 the jury, and after
short absence they In with verdict that ode
ceased Ellen Owens came 10 her death BY poison, sup
posed " have been Administered py herself"
Mysterious Disa appearance OF q WON %
From the New Haven Palladium, August IL
last evening young man Of this city, named -aycs,
called a. our oe in great distress OF mind and Informed
~ the abduction of his wife, Adelia T. Savers by
INSCRIPTIONS vssn, Who Sayers had 10 believe
had his wife in house OF III fame in New York dcprivng
her Of hcv liberty The facts ss he communicated them
10 M, foows:-.,Hs wife, who had been suffering
from chronic disease, lef here about weeks
since attend cniq,ia Of the medical college in -Four
teenh street. New York She remained al tho college
until week ago last Friday, when she went to her
brothers. in Ludlow street. and shortly after left there
for her husbands mothers IN First avenue which
time she has not been seen. letter, however,
ccived by her husbands mother Tuesday last
from Mrs Sayers, which stated that she had been
drufged, and was In the pawer OF villain, bounty
Jumper and desperate character In house which she
thought somewhere neal Seventy ninth street aud