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The Long Island Mystery. Continuation of the Coroner's Inquest. The Friends of the Deceased Girl on the Stand. The investigation of the circumstances attending the death or Susannah Lattin, the daughter of a citizen of Farmingdale, Long Island, who died on the 28th ult. at the alleged private-lying-in asylum No. 6 Amity street, New York, was continued by Coroner Rollins yesterday.

• George A. Lockwood, a student employed by Dr. Grindle, corroborated the testimony gave by Edward Daun, a fellow student, at the the investigation; to his opinion death was the result of typhoid fever; he denied that any woman went to the asylum for the purpose of procuring an abortion; a return of the births was regularly made to the Board of Health; the children were usually adopted out.

• Wm. Tate, of 560 Myrtle avenue, testified that about the middle of het duly a man and a woman lived in apartments over his store, they gave their name as Mr. and Mrs. Smith and appeared to live together as man and wife. They lived there about three weeks, and on the tether Aught the num went to Mr. TM° and told him that Mrs. Smith had died on the previous day, ho did not say where or how.

• John Meagher also, of No. 680 Myrtle avenue, corroborated the testimony of Mr. Tate.

• George Powell, living on the coiner of Matey and Willoughby avenue.. teatined that his brother married tinsmith Latin's abler; woo well acquainted with her family. and had known BliSannan for a long tinsAbout the middle of last April elm visited him at Fulton market, and caked if hd could befriend her; he hired a room for her at the Franklin Home, but oho became dissatisfied, and on the Intis of July he hired a room for her under Me name of Hies Smith; she thou said she wanted tog to Dr. Grindle's to be confined, and he Jundolicd the money; mid she had get Into that con. elan by a man named Houghton, who had run away or left her; vane. furnished her with 5100 for the par. pose of paying the expenses of her confinement, and on the sixth day after that scent she appeared to Oa to failing health; the main diffidently appeared to be diarrhea.

• George C. Houghton, the young man who was arrested in Philadelphia, by dateetheWilham 11. Folk of the Brooklyn Central Mike a few dam since; testified that he wont m reoldo to Philadelphia on August eta, be. came at the with Miss Ladle in Don 1867; she called at the store where witness was employed in coup pony with another lady to purchase a pair of shoes, both wore very talkative; Miss Lenin on leaving Invited blmto aB and lot her on Division .enue, lyrilliameborph; she had previously obtained ant/amen name: eke called Boveral times after, words, end velMem called as noneatoo; Mae Lenin afterwards asked him to assist her aa she was in trouble, Fewho gave her $10 to procure some mulleins from a New York doctor, who had said he could tin her up at right if she went to him for a few dam. Deemed had previously told witness that the came of bet trouble wea a pang m. employed in a dri coeds house on wont to Dr. Elarriaon'a M Bleeping street, and witness called to see fear them, he made arrangements with Harrison Mont her board, and gee lilin O for Mat purpose. He called on her human% Nethere and oho mid oho would mon be relieved of her trouble.; dld not ear that she bad an operation per formed ember ; raid Dr. Bardeen money for the par IMMO1 providing :natal. for her.

Houghton who has been in custody since Monday was permitted by the coroner to go on his parole until Tuesday next to which tome the inquest was adjourned.

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