The New York herald., 1878-10-04

and 10 very low tone Of voice He said:--I am en-
ployed as clerk In the Hotel Brunswick; knew q
girl named Victoria Cornell; made her acquaintance
about eight months ago; never knew where che lived
.ili last May; ! always met her on the street;
visited different restaurants with her. and also q
house In Fourth avenue Forty second street; in
The latter part OF April she told sbe very ILL.,
and brought her to DR.. ). W. Roof; was not pres
ent a. the consultation bat was the building al the
time.
Further testimony IS TO wnat was the resul, OF the
consultation Was not allowed from witness, and he
was about TO go when Judge Kibretn suggested that
had not yet been proved that the gir calling her,
sell Victoria Cornell Victoria Corners, the girl
question Bnn then explained that he had employed
adjective about the middle OF May 20 follow the grl
ana he Traced her 10 her home, NO. 305 East Twenty
yUKTHER TESTIMONY.
DR.. w. Roof of No 30i West Twelfth street, tes-
tihed:-l am physician anu have been in practice
fourteen years; on the 10th OF May William Bnn
called on me with young lady whom he brought to
see u she was snce'ente; discovered that sho was
Private Detective Fuilor was the next witness. He
calling herself Victoria Cornell twice No. so7 East
Twepysxth street, Victoria Copners' residence. and
also 70 the dressmakiug establishment OF Mrs. Read,
No. 81 East Twent nty-sixth street.
Mrs. Margaret Horuer, oi No, $50 Second avenue,
by whom Victoria was employed some time previous
70 her death, then testified az 10 tho gri's CONDITION
last May. She also testified that she saw William
Bnn 10 carriage opposite the store Ut one time.
Miss Barden, sister OF Mrs. Horner, testified that
she knew Vic Conncrs by The OF Cornell she
saw her about SIX weeks before her DEATH and went
to her funeral
Mrs Lynch, Of No. 3o7 East Twcnty-s,xth street,
testified that she kncw the deceased, and that she
went both by tho name OF Cornell and Conners; she
remembered her being brought home in carriage ny
twa men about three weeks before her death, and
that she was carried up stairs by man she called
"Froddte;'' she was aware OF the girl's condiuon
three months before her death.
Mr.. Mauscy. housekcopcr Of No. 207 East Twenty
sixth street, also remembered tho night Miss Con
nsrs was brought homo tn csrrIago; DR.. Lay car
ried her up stairs and Dr. Bradford stood on the
sidewalks while the girl was sick she saw the Doctor
passing up and down tho stairs. i
Hr. Bnn recalled and asked whether he had
ever been IN Second avenue IN a carriage. He
answered that no had not
Coroner Flanagan produced copy of the death
certificate OF Victoria Conners and then the prosecu
tion rested.
ACCUSED ANSWER.
Mr. Howe made sti another appeal ior the dis
charge of Mrs, Conners and och OF the made
elaborate speeches asking for the discharge OF their
respective clients Judge Klbreih listened calmly to
the end, and thon delivered his decision iolo s.
sit seems 10 that Mrs Conn0rs' case
there must have been some connivanco guilty
knowledge on hor part; but she, OF course, Is the
mother and had different motives than Tho others.
will hold her In ST. 900 bail. The evidence against Dr.
Ivy Is not as strong against the other two, and
Will hold him in $4,000 bah but Drs. Bradford and
Baker will require to furnish ST, 900 bail each"
All then lott the court ROOM Drs. bradford and
Baker and Mrs. Conners were consigned to tho
Tombs; but DR.. Lay was bailod by Mr.. Francis j..
Heron and left for his house. is expected that the
accused will be brought before the supreme Court on
writs OF habeas corpus to-day.