The evening world., 1894-04-02

. Charles w. Brooke, Lewis stuyvesant
Chanler and the jury were all IN theil
q places before the prisoner arrived AT the
scene OF the inquest. ,,,...,.z :,
The jurors are: Foreman oharies "
Peet, President of the United Statr'
Y Mutual Accident Association; lnMre,S'
j. Callahan, of Kemp IL Callahan, th'
vesey street grocers; Or. Willlam nieN
4 ander John ]. Starr. George W. OliNGt
4 George j. Eidelheim, Henry IoN, JONI
II. Meyre, c. +. Glimm, butter dealer u
Washington Market; NJ. a. Childs hu'
nj. Buckley, of Buckley Durham u CO.
Xt ii 20 Detective webb, Of the Oaa,il
street squad. arrived with Joseph
Magee in charge. Magee was p.ri,,I.>
seif-possessed. He looked better than NJ
did a week. ago Some of til" haEtaru'
ness OF appearance had passed away
\ He took a seat with his lawyer ana 'h'
Inquest was begun at once.
Aram Moran, the undertaken, was ,n'
first witness. He related how h" NlSii".
Mullens office by request ~ about w..
O'clock March Z. and took charge i, t ra.
dead body of Martha j. Fuller. ne re-.
moved the body to his ,establishm'n', 81
James street. He said he took an "l ln'
clothing from the body EXCEPT a very
close fitting suit of underwent an"
packed the body In ice. -.
''She wore a tight-htting waist, INC
! upper buttons of which has been zoos.
ened to ease her, probably; mere Vas II :,
tight-fitting jacket of ribbed goods II
was covered with blood.
The undertaken described minutolN th'
underwear and condition 9f the un'ni
uunate young woman, ana perhaps NJ
description might account Tor the SINAI,
irregular shaped pool of blood that Was
either TO the left or under her wh' 7
. Editor Herman entered the place ana
found her sitting on the floor against
the. radiator with her skirts bunchet up
ardand her hips.
Mr.. Hartman asked Moran II ne "0 okT,a
Off powder marks on the face OF MISS
Fuller. He said that he did before
washing her face. and that he iouhi
none. IT,,
nor Dealers Journal, was next called to
the stand.
Mr.. Herman testified that his Offices
were on the next floor above ana cNaGtN
like those of Mullins. Tive steam PIPE
run from the cellar up through tn" huilh-
ing, passing through the northwest cor
ner OF Muiiens oniccs and up through
Kernan's. Ill.,,
II was in my Office sometime after, :
o'clock on the afternoon of March II
when I heard n sharp sound as II SOM
one had suddenly turned on or tur hu,
neither of us could explain II.
-Four or Ave minutes later was
passing down the stairs to go nome.
i had gone one flight and had gone SlN
or seven steps down the second night
when I heard a voice. saying.
"Gentlemen, won't you help me. There
has occurred terrible accld'ht III my
Office
az turned and retraced my steps to tn,
landing. / met two gentlemen, one oi
whom / had seen In the building n"t"I"
hut did not know 1t was MIR. Lord. VIII,
has an Office on that floor. Then ! met
Mr. Magee. and he repeated his r"mail,
to me. He had been calling. JanItor'
janitor!
81 told him II he would calm himself
] would go with him. | followed him
into Mullen's office. Their" | saw a
young woman sitting on the floor, or
ia t..I
the front window. Her head was bent
slightly to the left, and | saw she was
bleeding from wound III the right
temple. Her clothing was bundled NJ
so that the bottom of her skirt was
five or six inches above her shoe tops
II took this in at a glance ana thrl
returned 10 get Mr.. Riley to go win M
Into the place. On entering | moved the
body to ease II.