The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20
THE FALLoN POISONING CASE.
CONTINUATION OF THE NQUEsT-FURTHER TEs-
TnIoNY AGAINST MORAN.

CONTINUATION OF THE NQUEsT-FURTHER TEs-
TDIoNY AGAINST MORAN.
The inquest on the body.of Mary Falon was
continued at Brady's Morgue. Jersey City. last
evening. before Coroner Mnc'an. The most Ie-
markable testimony gwen in the case was that OF
Mrs. Bridget Fallon. who testified ABOUT ten
O'Clock on Tuesday nrnt the deceased, Mrs. Fal-
lon, came out OF her house and sat with me on the
stoop; she sad she did not feel well since she
saw Moran the previous day; sh5 said she
walked two blocks alter him but they dId not
speak 10 each other; sue said she might live
day or might not live an hour. but she would
leave her death on Moran: We went IN, and about
Twelve O'Clock man came 70 the door and in.
quired II a man named Hare lived there; de-
ceased said. "Come up stairs, maybe that Is a spy
sent by Moran - she babe me good night and
after ten minutes she returned and asked for
BASIN, sne said Moran had poisoned
her; she SAID that be stated he had let
her 20 for fourteen months but that
he would not stand " any longer; he gave ner
some porter ana sue TOOK II. not showing there
was ANYTHING IN ~ she SAID sue knew she was
gong 10 die, ana size wanted TO see ner
brUtners. tOid her 70 20 down stairs as did not
vans her g. de IN my room; she leit and boiled
ny door; soon after Mrs. Hayes came ana tod me
MARY Faon lying; an officer came, ana sue
said thai moran mad boarded with her mad broke
in ner DedI room door ana treated ncr in a shame
~ manner. lhs testimony was corr0b0rated Uy
Dr reire testified ABOUT past one O'Clock
on tuesday morning a little boy called on me aud
saiu ne was sent by some officers whO directed
HIM 10 say that woman had taken some poison
az CT goina 70 the house MADE an EXAMINATION Of
the patients the Pulse was normal. she nad womb
ted Nefi freely tncTe Was 10 evidence OF aanger:
] prescribed teptd water 10 Lr0uuce more vOmt-
ing; wneu let jagged the woman would re.
cover nom wnat sue nad takcn.
Thomas F3ion, youth ~ fourteen, tcstlaed:-
dOut know wnat an oath ~; was at the thoatre
ui eleven Oclo ck on the night OF the occurrence;
Hy mOihcr aud Mrs. kaiOu tdeceased) were SIT
ting on tue STOOD: | went 20 bed ana was tnefe
abl ut hlteen minutes when there was knock at
The u0Or; opened n and Ms. FgllUn (degeasedI
came IN; sle called Tor BASIN; she SAID NOran
ldu poisoned het; sRe said he brought IN two bot
ties OF Porter; sue drank one ana ne drank the
o.her; Wen5 Tor policeman aud then Tor a
dJctOr.
MIS-. Anne Murphy testified About month ago
Nr.. FalOn came 10 my house and asked II John
Moran was in; sald he was not; Moran boarded
Win inc Tor me past ten months; on the night or
tue occurrence he Was sitting va ront Of my
house tlil hdl past nine o'clock ne did not icaye
the hOusc alterward TO my kn0Wlcdge; wren the
officers GENE To my house / showed them mo
room where re slept; trey brought nim out, ana
he asked Inc " / cOu3d moi say he was IN
al night; | vas confused seeing the officers.
aud sand 10 him, ''Was I IN myselfgi no person
could pass through tue outer door unless some