New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-09
ARSENIC AND ANTHONY.
THESE WERE FOUND IN BRANDT'S BODY
TESTIMONY OF PROFESSOR c. \. DOREMus IN
THE MEYER TRIAIe-AN EXPERT PATHoLo-

TESTIMONY OF PROFESSOR c. \. DoREMrs IN
THE MEYER TRIAI-AN EXPERT PATHoIo-
GIsT ALSO EXAMINED.
With the advent of the expert testimony in the
trial OF Dr. Meyer. there has been shifting Oh Inc
counsel Assistant Dis;rict-Atiorney John +. Nc
Intyre gives away for the time TO his feliow-as-
sistant, Francis L. Wellman. and for the delehce
Charles W. Brooke now turns over most OF 'le
cross-examination to his associate. Or. W. D. . sui
Ivan Mr.. Welman has himself become an expert
on the chemistry OF poisoning, having studied the
subject in three previous trials those OF Carlyle W.
Harris and Dr. Robert W. Buchanan ana the IN
finished one Of Dr. Meyer last December d.
O'Sullivan, being physician. naturally cross-eNaIh-
ines the experts although MIR. Brooke put in few
objections yesterday. Dstrct-Attorney Fellows was
in court all the day, and occasionally joined IN the
proceedings.
After Dr. OHare the Coroners physician, had
been cioss-examined yesterday. Or. David H. Meal
pine jr was called. He is connected with the Car
negie Laboratory as demonstrator Of pathological
anatomy. on July r. 1892. he said Professor Dore'
mus brought some jars to him ana sealed them ny
in the refrigerator. Professor Witthaus ana Di
for ali the organs Of the body The witness made
examination Tor typhoid LESSONS, but cOd;d nnndi
no anatomical reason for death" There were no
anatomical evidences that disease was the cause oil
Dr. O'suvan then wanted to know if death
could not occur without causing LESSONS;
Dr. McAlpine admitted that in death by electric
shock there were LESSONS
Professor Charles Avery Doremus. the chemist,
next took the stand To testify as an expert: Inc
witness testified TO placing the intestnes IN me
sealed jars which put IN a refrigerator IN jne
Carnegie Laboratory. This was on July T. lSs2
16. and examination was made Tor Negetaple
poisons. Of which none found.
IL then made examination Tor mineral
poisons,' sa' DR.. Doremus. $50 .
did you find any mineral poisons? asked MI
Wellman.
Il did sir l found both antimony and arsenic"
How much arsenic did you hnI?
IL found lSS milligrammes Of arsenic
"HOw much anthony?
Il found l57 milligramInes Of antimony
Professor Doremus then described TO the jury
how he made his lie was cross-eXamined
by Dr. O'Sulvan
The court was then adjourned until this morning.
MAY HOLD MEYER FOR HORSE STEALING.
Toledo Ohio May S.-Thc New-York authorities
are evidently bound that DR.. Henry G. F. Meyer
shall not escape them If his second trial should
result in acqutal disagreement as Detective
Julian, who made the arrest in Detroit last summer
has teegraphed the Chief of Police TO have eNrad-
ton papers prepared Baldwin the iiveryman from
whom DR. Meyer stole horse last spring. swore
out a warrant charging him with demonstrating. ana
Chief Baitz has left here. presumably for New-fo Ik
The authorities have a clear case against Meyer for
DEMONSTRATING. and hope 10 secure evidence enough
convict him of murder while he Is serving MS
sentence for the lesser crime.
The young woman whom he is said 10 have poi
soned here in April 1893, has never been Identified