New-York tribune., 1893-12-09
,,rvrR ~ AIS yIcrIM ARRIVE HERE.

MvyIR AMI HIS NIOIIM AhfN T. hi-h<
P-endt and Muller Immediately came TO this city
They stayed at the Cosmopoitan houe' un.n 'nsy n
could secure an apartment They finally rented one
., IA s9o East Thirteenth-st and bought some iur-
niture. ,.
Dr and Mrs. Meyer arrived here on March 6.
Tbav reelstertd at the Morton House as Mt ana
MI I;roote Objected when Mr. Mcintyre asked
the witness TO identify handwr'ng on 3ne ssS M9rSE Mr
Iouse register rs that OF D.. MeyeT ne sdid ~ HiI
| NcIntyre had found the place. There was u ais
mute and then Juror No 2. John A. Grey saii , e.
mn ,I Mf5a5{fS 5snaed 'j' s. Iu' J. Mccasky Ge who
sold the furniture for the apartment ne 'I m ii
by which the piano was rented was bu' III wi
F"SS NOV We must find sex man to y ipkg HT~ndr cg ,s
| rnllevi,e H0suitaL ThW found 4 young C."9ul'p-
| ivs but II was discovered that his phfen's were
ey rarnA back 70 9cr yt4 raefo lo ,%s as
c~ed ana seM they lnuat not do 20 after spehd'ns
50 much money 1t wat finally decneH 20 20 op Tpp
and at this time Ii not carrier, III hsSe' "'ea' ~
have intended 20 XIII Brandt II ne c"u'' "'' a.
complish his purpose Without naruvp ,,re1 70 take
tnc drugs administered TO him for ne plrlo OF oi
prcducng cysen'ry salts VII, %sIf l ,.an on,,oon
acted too slowly and Dr; 81 yer ,o, =, and gaye
thre, or four doses to brandt which h4aliy J'os' ,
hts death, A. s,3a is i,fSnu' y, NsTp's place
vas called H. but the prescriptions which ne made
were not flied out Dr. Miydsn called three or
four times a day.
ONE PART OF THE PLOT sUcsrsssfUL
A final effort was made 70 get corpse to substi
tutc for Brandt but Dr. Meyer found too much
rc1 tame connected with the Coroners' Office and
dared not attempt to get a body. The las resort
failed Brandt must die The END came soon
After terrible suffering and h0pn99, 70 M me & rnn
aY 6T1na Els aoS l nsSig or "' '
A mote which Muiler Identified written By
Brandt was put in evidence. 1t was as follows:
Dr. Mindcn
don't feel better of the medicine There is no
night. mig some sho o5dr GTs ccn ES e?"0er joSEpH AM
eyi S, jqrors s 2e5 asf 81 ssa9 tn"
said the notc written early in Iirandt's Illness.
wrrs wr@na Hs4 papcr ' in T"9 chcSro @ A h Point
Of an hour w@s taken. 1t was welcomed BY every
tai etrain oven 10 the dlsinterested Spectators.
BEGINNING TIE AFTERNOON SESSION.
As the hour for beginning the afternoon session
after the recess approached. men and women be-
gan to gather around the entrance 10 the court
room. The policemen had almost TO use violence
to keep the crowd back. and indeed made several
ru5nes press the persons from the doorway 50 that
those rad Il right 20 enter might do -. Mcye .
after his luncheon looked slightly refreshed but the
/ lie resumed his seat near the partition dW!dn6
the space allotted 70 counsel for the defence from
that occupied beyond the railing by the reporters
The jury promptly filed in Judge Barrett took his
scat ana the witneSs MusT ana na ~ erg , ana
chair and still with the smrk upon his countenance
There was at times q sort Of braYadO IN his style Of
! answering the questions put 20 him. first by Nh
Mcintyre and later by Mr.. Wellman.
ARGUING OVER THE VICTIMS BODY
! The details after the death Of Brandt were gone
over. The witness had asked DR.. Meyer how h
could get rid of the body ana the defendant had
suggested that he might be taken to the deadhouse
and that he Dr. Meyer might go there and claim
him as a brother or friend. Muller asked him
how ne would get him to the deadhOuse, ana Meyer
suggested that he had large trunk brought from
Chicago and he could put the body In that Muller