, 1873-04-15


Mrs. Sarnh N. Hall was resumed at o'clock
yesterday nfternoon, mud concluded III two hours.
DR.. 3. r. Reynolds was present to hear tile re-
suit. subioinod is tho testimony o1icitod:
TESTIMONY OF J. Il. LONG.
T. n. Long, First know Mra. Hall in the an
tumn II 1861 Did not 1ncet Nowborry Until tho 10th
Of September last. She to tho olarondon wien
Hotieci thst they wv wsio intlmato, bn nothing noro
arsa @ a'sl about % thois i fFiendship. aies A o
time Mrs. Hall was assigned room on
ss s n:y na y 'a s eo1 dss
rooms to play etelre: She invited her friends aud
was not acting proprietor aud dd not loarn that tAoY
lstt tho house until they hAd been seroral dnys
tile reason they left. Mra Hall always paid her bills,
except oucc, when tho money WIS handed to no by
So an Ma er e aa tS4s
Or. Truman Miller attended her she Ill sometimes
two. weeks. Heard hor complaint was fomac
S sS
tho boarlors. Did not know positively TINT hc WIS
usually paaaed about people ever canlo to my ears
TESTIMONY or RICHARD W1LL1AMs.
Richard Hilitams, seor1: 1:csido At No; 81 Weat
twsnty miles fEon ~ homs. NJ! him in q H. stty
Was Bitting on tho lounge, and Reynolds III chair.
H. was f. preparing 70 e go Tsh mo TO- tho Wsfs
Some ono knocked on tho door. and ho said, "eon,o
tn," rho Visitor asked, Is this Pr. Reyuolls;"
ia sck mud wants you to to tho Grand Central
Hotel What is tho matter with her now 2" Re5-
Royoids @ aslei mo to wit until he would retur, sn;-
ing ho would bo back IN half MI hour. uo WAS away
three hours and half. s1 women camo into the
Office during biz ABSENCE, aud Kept them there.
When hg iii he said he couldn't avoid staying
long. That was tug ouly e.pana.lon he gave: Did
sud I knew all about tho Hall caao, aud
enough to ssnd neynoaa ,n. to tho 3 ssates es
tuk spoke 10 him sboat the caso. s Do not remen.
bcr having conversation With him abont DR.. 10y
nol1p. Do not drink 70 o1cese. Into my glsss ef
Never said that could make 1000 II told What T.
knew. Think could point out the man who knocked
tho aaloon .whsre I. work once week, gcner-
ally Iuaaany W Or ngh Me %as a2a sq1sr
" ~ p no tho
morning, when saw It mentioned In tho papers. uo
accused mo on !luraday night OF gaying something
% what know. / tod him I hid not said %.
[rho Coroner stated that 1t IVES understood that tho
night and henco ho sl becn called to explain what he
meant by it, Tho wltnoas continued Was not drunk
as. p,ph 80 :o neh s but wy s
MISS LIZZIE cowDE1Y RECALLED.
Mld8 Ltf1lt to&rIeFy fkeNHe9 sue Fcpfaed tne ac-
count Of her visit to klEs Hala room on Friday after
sndressed Mr., I'M. s1e neesstea t.. to men
roborated tho doctors statement: When refused
admttance she went down stairs, aud remained Rbout
questcd hor to "trip Mira Hail. and she did so. The
clothing very badly statned. sho put the articles
into the bureau drawer. h1tn. Hall gavo hor other
explanation Of tho Of her illness than that 1t
honorrlnge.
This Was all tho testimony to bo offered. Tho
Coroner announced TINT
REYNOLDS
had asked permission to mako IN explanation.
Tho iu1ymen had no objection, and tue doctor
was brought In. Ho wiahod to correct some dis
orepanoies in tho newspapers but the Coroner
told him lie was not responsible for the mistaken
OF the reporters The doctor added that HRS.
Cowdory aHkod him to have the body Of Mrs
Hall embalmed; that In conversation With
her sllo asked him II tho
death Nae not peculiar. Ho roplied that It was,
az thore did not appear to be much wasting,
40 /" said she "you do not know all, doctor,
sho [hIrs. HALL wont to tho water closet" ue
denied that ho was In tho room half an hour
after Miss Cowdory was excluded; tho young Indy
certainly Ind no idea Of time; ho was not there
thirty minutoa altogether.
THE VERDICT.
The jury then consulted with ono nnothor. ind
In twenty minutes aGreod upon the following
verdict:
That the snld Sarah N. Hall came to hor death
April 8, 1879, from hcmnrrhage resulting from an
nay how or In what manner said abortion niacag
| riago was produced.
T'ho verdict whB satisfactory to Reynolds and
| no went Oh Ills Way rGtOicfnQ