The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-22

We 6rst take the impression In wax made the moulds
Of three teeth in the wood and made the metal
could rot tell precisely how much time We: spent on
put blocks Of teeth into the fire to see how readily they
would crack, and have never known them not to
With perfee. safety ooincd.d With Dr. Keep Is to hi.
opinion at the ssme time; after the ftting Of the
them they bent together, and had to bs annsssd to
the pattern had to heat them for this purpose and
the mark Of the blow pipe still remains
DIR. Jsnries Wymsn sworn-Am professor Of Anato-
tony for the last eight years. srs went to the Medical
College on Sunday, the I'd OF December had charge
Catalogue Of them these bones in this box are the
bones was not called specially to the feshy parts Of
the remains; lths wtness explained drawing Of g
skeleton In which the bones were feundO marked
yellow; there were ne marks Of It's being subject for
di,ssction; 1t struck that the sternum taken
out rs 1t would have been BY physician st ordinary
post morte examination; was also struck with the
fePsrson Of the sternum from the clavicss or collar
bone ana the first riS the route Tor the knife to pass
owledge Of the structure OF the parts, would not
bave been likely to direct 1t In that way; did
not feel myself called upon to examine ortiz
csly should consider the past the middle age
Of life; examining the thorsx, turning it over,
never saw q person before with so much il person
was killed by blow, and then stabbed immediately
vessel wounded and the depth Of the stab post NOR.
TEN exspinstion may be made without an edasion Of
blood II made with care; made an examination Of GER
tain spots the side Of the staircase the lower
landing; they not bloody but tobacco STAINS this
has reference to the spot found higher up; Disco
spots, which was told by the Chemist were nj
trate "COPPER" did not examine them performed
experiments the effect Of nitrate Of copper on blood
blood is known by several fsttened siobues; placed
some blood under the microscope and applied nitrate sf
copper In solution; the sotion was not immediste;
after few hou II took place and the blood discs dis
appeared should that nitrate Of copper would de-
stIoy all BY which blood could be detect
ed BY the microscope there other places In the
building which any marks Of blood what
recognized SUCH witsess shown slippers
they the sams from which he cut portions having
similar spots which he examined and found TO be blood
which be examined and found what he considered 10
bieod the microscope given him ha considered 1t
positive indication Of biood s was the risot slipper
bottom the outsde the slippers had also whs. looked
like Venan red the ssle the paataloons bad
spot which might be fenitian red, hut which seemed
10 be rather mark OF acid the blood did 60
have fallen from any height for IL we. not trckled
down; there piece OF paper found in the lsborsto
ry with two spots CT blood rhe witness explained the
classification and arrange ent OF the bones reerrrg
them 70 the different patts Of the body The hrst
explained how he knew IL to belong there ths result
WAS piece f the temporal bone one OF tbs interior,
was behind the ear The witness Is proceeding to de-
monstrate the places OF the bones and succeeds In
putting trsether three fsgms ns which form the great
or part Of the right half Of the lowerjaw.
Attorney 0eneral-Please state to the jury whether
remarkable the corrospondence OF
this jaw Nth DR. Keeps model!
witress-I made a drawing Of the jaw before / raw
the model or knew OF the condition OF Dr. Parkmsu's
teeth; there absence of the teeth from the
rOnUid process to the trst nOlar bicuspd not
absolutely certain which, but my Impression that
there three teeth gone up Co the bcuspid made
craving in pencil OF bieuspid, ts probability on
comparing the fragments Of bonse with the model
found that DR. Parh nan had Iost these teeth; thsy
seem to oorrespond in this respect the od- vas
taken ffcm the mouth when the gum covered the bone
ve cannot expect an exact corrsspondence; II tbs
M inv laI nj. olt
should expect by sn analogy, it woeid have given
rising chin; the portion OF the left lover jaw mad
afkhbr dsprstsiCo have not witDe essed the In
any ether jaw having exsmired on. bundfed aud nf-
teen or tw.nty perhaps With particular attention TO
elbow, 6sGe bones 81 the wrist tome joints Of the
hrgsr. Isrt o: tbs bones of the right leg known
nrtskhty 90 be ouch b. their character; there
not Duplicates oi any bone there any bones
except Ct the E.isSipg parts nos found la the
vault or tea chest; there fractures which
lad the apIesrsnee Of beiss rsds before csleiniug
before calcinirg there tho animal matter Edh.Ee,i
there is greater dposition TO sp!iateE nto angular
ferps rather than to crunble The witaess showed
the jury fracture Of tkul bone. Which had the ap
F,aIsncs Of being frseured before being cslcinsi he
did hot think the s'gn wss absolute
by the Court Does your ds,tcction refer to fsac.
tures made before DEATH
ArsVsr- neforc aud after calculations only
tross.sxerinsd In half cAlcined bone there Is
less Gspo'iton TO crumbls think nitrate OF copper II.
fotual TO remove blood but no so good as water uu-
less the vood to bs deftroyed should tbiok sri
attic acid better solvent of blood (As H Is OF sDimaI
tissuss gen,rsyl than riric physoi.giss generally
weight; this would BE- twrntyeght polnds for bo1y
u lo poupds this is by mssrss r,hsbs sts;emsat
twenty Ave pound. have been astuslly oh sned sud
probably not all obtained; there wssa thorough
,Sanirsuon cf the laboratory tor blood supurin-
,.no. NE tat'rg up o. ms eiseh haoT sh,ea sas a
foct 20 examine; should think the cutting TO psoes
Indicated that the peron doing u had somo knowirdge
Of anatomy. Gnd knew where the joints we're U bs
found blood Lad fallen from tho height Of three feet
10 wtuld have liysn obong maxi, falling YER
tcsl tubs;sncr; could not tell from the bloodmsfks
tsf o
marks ssrume brown color; after that they DO not
chang. for yesr, the neroseops distnsuish-s uaan
blood frcm the bleed Of lover suinsis
The annexed statement was prepared BY Professor
J.Eihs yman an d Is referred TO la the tsstimony
a.. s,s o x, o. rna ns 10 D s ssrss sas isS
a. the ssee,i ,sese Grove 'ss 'ad hr,, sccn By me-
corcrers iHqvf' sa 'isea ia smother order Ihs
ssssi sS.s "a % sis r. q: % s ..
nsnes q tLoss tones ieea,d se q, o'ers bs sheh
cd are uarksd - eOubiui No l. frentai Bone outer
Iorap q The iePo.a ridge. 81 hs cavity o The eri,.
,uI,i sIeal ., ne nSr,M . sinn, No tsn
irsnsn uEalat esrsi tensstrs ovss No 8
81 the aesismcstun- the sIu.msus suture sef sphe-
fos Lone s,s =. 81. 'e.s w,ss 81 We rc ss, i,si9a
iurs No sTsmrors bore m.stoid m,.'1ia cells.
r,shlsni No 7-Ise ,,smsn,s q ,hs o:sip,s, sgns-.
ss',, I ~ 3 sa .Sra rg'sn ss ssi
diea. irs.;ais ssievs e .urnIE b-A fsu Of ths.e
Mst,ha'; snss. No s-Lss %,,sr bon. eds q ,ss
oroh -fdFe tf we tfuFrrnl fosfa renlifary Nut1fs
No. Left the hnE that of -.
Ridge No TO- Ohs The cohdales u the lover No
III, Iout % the lever o0r0nod process D,
sooiar rottion which succcsdso A. Dental Canal cror
ten trccesdisg b. With slveolus and dental caaa d.
symrhysis chm. No a. htlas upper aud lover arcul
tins ard arch Of fle detubercle for trantvere hrams1
No nocy Of eeEvcsl vertssra under surface prsedus
No L. frasu ens of hufnerss These hat doust
fol Mel rip Of otcrsnum rrose.sof the ulna NJ To-
@ sss ''sf fs. Va. .ass 90 ne ..s ss s ,rS 10
y, eeeoed pbslsrs a hbFer eide found ssc1nd
ssfeh No. ~, Terminal pbslAns a. anFsr side. No.
-. Irsrmcbt of radius. rsht left doubtful No.
~. rssmers of The rght tiea teberOsity, with spins
the riabt etnhl for the hutriuous artery ada
cent ridges .pirs aruculston With hbus lswer .ra-
cnaton With tbula lower artioulatnr surface. No 20
~ Bs centrs roftioa. Ne. A. Right cAss nesy eatrs
No a. Right asirsisgu' nesrJ sntire No p Torssl bone
Iirht cul Old (this sihers 20 Ne D No Is roraal
NJ h,tsoss tone of the great The ridge ef The
ucuiarg surface fndicstss tie risbt No ~ astasorsal
eenss dssi Irsn one q the bones found te ,se-ns
search Nc l. scramod bone No ~ Tea min al ghslstH q
,u. tes par. o. rsee phaans sdnersg second search
No. ~, Middle plalAnx cf No. ~ Phs'suN oi t,e
sSctnd search. Nc. "a fragments 81 hnrers No
- fragments % cylindrical bones No 80 frsgusRs ~
offsee No 3 Fragments net detcrniaed Inc ffag-
ens o. bones enumsrated in the preceding essnsse beng
~ tLs iniVNlng rtuiains oi tne toay w. .t
nsch, oIosrms hand right les beow TIE hn.e anf e,