New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-19

nOOn and failed to identify the body from tine CorOner
description Miss Fanny St. Clair, the name signed to
the letter received by the Coroner Tuesday Is said 70
have been performer at Egyptian Hall, and later at
Hin's Variety Theatre.
The case is In thu hands Of Captain Daniel Blake, who
took the O'Clock boat EewYork and returned on the
o'clock boat last evening, but up 20 late hour last
Station at StapetOn His attempt TO find some trace OF
Ellen Murphy in the hospitals Of Staten Island Tuesday,
without The Coroner Will not commune tne
inquest until light Is thrown upon the Tragedy
Dr. Rose who lives at No. Al West Twenty-third-st,
gives the following particulars about Ellen Murphy
His belief is that he show motive for the murder
Of the girl; but it by certain that his
statement may not prove that Ellen Murphy Is not
dead but is keeping away from this city for reasons
satisfactory herself and some Of her friends Dr.
Roses story is as follows:
have a suit for divorce against wife, with whom
proceedings is the belief that Mrs Rose has been unuy
intimate with number OF men, Ellen Murphy has Deen
1875 the confidential servant OF Mrs. Rose. She
went live with Mrs Rose in the Summer OF 1873, and
remained In her service until the Fall of 1877 When she
aud gave birth To- a child In February. 1875 Mrs.
Rose was then staying with her mother at No. oo
in this city but Il has since died In May, 1876. Ellen
and Mrs. Rose went live Staten Island, at Tomp-
Arndts rented of Mr. Crabtree They sent Ellen off TO
Ireland some time in 1877 Her friends live at Pickle
year, and went again 10 Mrs Roses The latter soon
started for Europe herseli and Is now at ysyay ,,,
regularly sent to her from Clifton L. l. The young
man VINO brought It Was he grss oye[ as uPde He
always tried to keep Ellen from communicating with
me- and have been equally anxious 10 ma her or sne
track for long time My suit comes on for hearing
YOu easily draw the Inference that do IN re-
gard to the girls disappearance.
Louis Mathot VINO is one of the counsel for DR.. Rose
in his suit for divorce against his wife, received some
evidence yesterday that tends TO show that Ellen
Murphy is still alive. Detective Heidelberg. who was
engaged by Dr. Rose to search for Ellen Murphy, in
order to obtain her evidence in the trial
for divorce, went to Pittsburg where no found
she had been at one time. He left the case
in the hands Of Detective Charles jenkins, IT.,
and letter received from Jenkins yesterday stated that
he had found that Ellen Murphy had brother, John
Murphy living Pttsburg and that previous 10 her
Ireland April her brother left Pittsburg,
stating that be to meet her at Castle Garden he
also told cousin living In Greensburg' Penn, that
Ellen ana himself were going to syracuse where had
not believe that the body found IN staten lsan II that
OF Ellen Murphy at least the one that worked for DR.
Rose. detective will be sent to Syracuse at once to
look for the missing Ellen.
Superintendent Jackson; Of Castle Garden. fur
nshes eXpl nation of the mysteries surround
ing The Ellen Murphy who was employed by Dr. Rose
and the whose body have been found on Staten
Island. He there were two Ellen hUrphys who
landed at Castle Garden and that he secured place for
with Dr. Rose, ana got situation Tor the other
with Mrs. CubeTtsOn, OF Staten Island. IL Is remark
able coincidence that both these women should disap
pear In such a mysterious way. ,v,--
On inquiries at the office OF tie lnman Steamship Line
yesterday whether Ellen Murphy mad taken storage
passage the City of Richmond, August 81, II was
stated that her did not appear the LIST OF steer
age passengers.
Ellen Murphy, servant at No 80 Bayard-st died on
Tuesday, and h6r body ia now at the MOrgue. II was
learned yesterday from Mr. Lubiinski No 50 Bayard
ST., that Ellen Murphy came to his house TO work about
days ago She known to be about thrtyhye years
of age and TO have been the mother Of three children
Where she came from when she was employed by Mr.
LubjnsH is not known. She subject hemOrrhages,
and these together with consumpton, undoubtedly
caused her death. Some persons think that she may
have been the Ellen Murphy referred to In the test-
mony Of Louis Rlege but no evidence OF this mas yet
been obtained.