New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
ned had sishted and gone up the steps TO tho door
entirely vtthout assistance,

entirely vtthout asastance.
TESTIMONY Dr. sWALN's HoUsEKEHPKE
Ellen OCOnnen testified reside ct No. lS9 Dufieid'
st.; DR.. swalm's houseteeper recoect what
occurred the night Of Aug 70 the bell rang at II M
90 furiously that was frightened; went TO tho
front window the parlor; saw two men bring
ing g lady upon the stoop; she staggered dread;
nom om the way N they brought her up; tSey put
sag ssled fT DR. sa%
at home che then said that Mrs. Swain would do,
Dr. 'ae sSd Ts s g Swami we're both absent in the Country
she asked me to come down and let her I'M told her
window o "a and When told Yes stepped from the car
a' nos S eed nf sAff ' u
hsi that i, II could Si not help I-.,.s. wss
to her. and had wished to 20 to house in Godst but
that they had found no one Of the name which she had
stocp what sSe was going to % do the sct Lady said
can go home, and viii stay here az night"
ssSsd me s.a Z !, fPss sss
told fer Mrs, Virgins lived in wiliOuGhbyst; the
@n the said Sna Il fs tas UH sGns
House" one Of the men came from the Sidewalk and
Ssa ncs aF sSc
after both Ds TsDt ss the sUp
started in the direction Of Wlnoughby-st there was
do% part q the 1n %e inn u her her ISbs
when 1 first went to the window l heard I'd one 60 OF
the There nsR or F's saa7 'ss
meant to leave her there he was going ,a9 down Ta
you wan and the sick lady answered as have stated;
when they went up the stoop one Of the men carried
first time and then went to help her Of the car.
riage; did not tell them that s would de- eau o tte t
leave her the stoop; had not received orders from
DR.. Swain not to admit any one at night aid sd no!
not have got up the stOop alone; she said to me,
dear think that you an awful woman 70 let me SIT
here and suffer-" said was very sorry put eouIo not
To the Jury-I am positive that there were two
the sidewalk there the carriage box had
known who the woman was would have gone 70 Mrs,
Wggns house with her, think the other man was te ne
with the other lady she said Nothing much at
any conclusion from her remarks to her condition, but
thought that she WAS intoxicated, and would Do SICK
from the effects Of liquor.
THE CoACHMAN RECALLED.
Patrick Mcclure was recalled and testified did not
get off the box that night, except at the
station-House; there was only one man In
the carriage; did get of the box at Dr. swalm's
house did not assist her up the stoop saw no one
else assist her. she went the stoop with her hand on
the rails; the Doctor may have helped her down. Mad
While.
Libbie Henderson testified Tive at No. 1913 Myrtle
ave-. 1 remember what happened on Aug. B; was at
No. lbs Dutheldst, in company with miss OC9nneh; M M
been there since the doctors departure Tor the
country heard the bell ring did not get up until Miss
OConnef called were sleeping in the same room;
looked out Of the front Window saw two men standing
sidewalk aud heard lady In the carriage ask II
the lady was still at the window one OF the men said
Yes" she got out OF the carriage, and SAID
strange that she did not let the doctors friends go I'M
Miss OConne said that she could not help IT. she was
going to let any in the house at night tho lady
the sidewalk said she did not blame her for tna she
wanted taken to No ITO Gods that she had taken
her there and had found one by the name which sho
had gven that she had wished to be taken TO Dr. Swams
after she was refused admittance In G0ldst.
was going to dc she said they could on. and she
would wait the stooP TILL morning; the other lady
told her she wouldn't leave her on the stoOp the SICK
woman then asked Miss O'Conne she knew Mrs WIZ
gins; she told her where Mrs Virgins nyed In WI,
her there; of the went up the stoop after
other after the satche she took hold OF the
railing and man the other side assisted her. the other
time the lady on the sidewak and Of the men
sisted her into the carriage; abe moaned dreadIuy
he on soop and after she got into the carriage
the and got into the carriage with her ano
Ae other man got up on the drivers seat ana oroVe
toward Wioughby St; the who got up on the box
had carried the sachel am positive that there were TWO
men stOop, and that one took the drivers seat
the trees did not interfere with my seeing tne Carnage
that the man took the drivers seat because nc
made reply to Miss OCOnnel after mounting the bo1
my eyesght good they were In front OF the mouse
about minutes the carriage lamps were nghted anu
could see very distinctly.
TESTIMONY OF THE BROTHER OF DECEASED.
Peter K Post brother Of deceased, occupied the re-
mainder of the session. repeating substantially his testi
mony before Justice Walsh At the close Of his testi
mopy the inquest was adjourned until Monday at 10 g. m