The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

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the sttenqed her in her last moments. He re
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.ss,df H% ans xeSd-~Bu, my good woman / have
hetieg. tao w'liit the woman died y lie assured me
tha1 bNnld havsfe her effects: that she had incurred
no jsbsskad psi1 all her hotel bills and Mr. Ring
whs. her agent agreed that every
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nkblstrw ching Ss 0rrtainly he replied: and that
ssRudd stoso pense with the funeral for shat
she bad plenty Of MONEY Not paper not the value Of
sy = sss me- The oolored servant Of thu YES
q sisssssisssAe removal Of the body inquired OF my
husband # she servant girl? A lady passenger
s ssebifsd K hear me call myself her sister fer it
FHp that she had relation in the world ;
siHsenaD gssko knew her as Miss l. Addison On my
fsss ~ ny doc or AID begged hin TO
me with ut once apo make post mo,jem "a. NINA
ton family wish lie could not DO without
s&QVFJSsYa warrant and informed me- at tue sam time,
AeNh SSthury The b dy take it out of the city with
out surgeons certificate Of her death cor ,nrs
: ~tffaut. On this at tn o'clock: sought from Mr.
h necessary certificate AID declared to him that
plS received in f. hours I would apply the
sosoner. 20 which he made answer, Yes madam"
lind Just returned home when Mr. Ring With gentle
rhn had never before came to that all
should be done for that ii was their nention take
the burial in hand. told them the body could not BE-
Inferred without surgeons certificate nor taken from
the city it would be illegal: they said they would
take upon themselves ali responsibility aud
quences. said should like to have the body opened
"Ch dear no you would not tbiuk Of such thing s."
replied Dir King this hot weather too / invited
them to look at the corpse but they declined doing
ana shor'' lei. me After awhe they returned stating
that they had fixed the hour that the burial would take
place at four o'clock that heae and coaches would be
in waiting and they again left me No certificates
irving the Coroner was informed at two O'Clock. and
nquest fixed to take place the next morning at
o'clock directly went to the genteman's residence
who had accompanied Ring In all his visits to me lin
formed him that the burial must be deferred that
inquest would be held by the Coroner ut ten o'clock
morning consequently the body could be removed
that wos determined to have post examinations
that nothing could dissnade me from it, that had rem
dered my sister griho ID that solemn promise as IL
that had wrung the same promise from my husba nd
or myself and That could never rest without legal
burial apo post norton examination of the body; he
said.by such proceeding should cast suspicion on
Mir. and Mrs Mason, who had been ali kindness and
affection to her. Ireplied that knew nothing Of the
parties whatever; they all strangers to me- Also
blamed Mr. Mason for travelling about with nv sister
In such state without giving intimaton of her
illness why he left Niagara with her in dying state fac
far away from her native home and PARENTS it well
to die there here his reply Because madame the
doctors said there was nothing the matter with her only
little nervousness She afraid she should take the
choleJa She wonld eat everything would take nothing
10 do her good but resolntey closed her lips saying to
everything offered her even spoonful of brandy No,
no, it viii kill me W Then said l. Sir what de her
cry out, oh. oh wish was dead?n Because. ma
dame said he, she was crazy lie accomp sned me
home as thought for the purpose Of dismisspg the
hearse for It was now past four found Mr. Ring Mr..
Mason and party Of gentlemen in readiness. In my
absence Mr. Ring demanded OF my husband the kew Of
the room for Mr. Mason said il mpos Sble an exam
nation could take place in my house: that he law
he had the City Inspectors authority and If needs
with them. but to purpose Mr. Ring said should be
subject to file Of 81 eco that he had objection to
the examination in the morning and. if wished he
would bring suTgton himself but fer the sake Of the
neighboTht cd II must be removed aud placed in cool
vault unlocked the door and alone once locked
al The corse fanced there was slight change since
the morning and very slight efuvia. raised the
Id to bend clofely over IL followed 1t to the vault
at the close of the service | asked Mr. Ring what
hould % he Coroner in the morning. "Send him
know him well was his reply. The morning
he Coroner came &c whom stated the foregoing the
notified Of the time 1t would take place and the Deputy
Coroner declared that they would he compelled to yield
her effects TO The first iptimaton that had OF he
private ipques having taken place by newspaper;
certificate mas been sho~n me, have since
sny Of the paties connected with this sad affair feel
hat have been made convenience. and have been
utterly disrsarded by them whilst my feeling have
be greatly outraged.
To show how erroneous al the newspapers are
my sister the daughter of Mr.. Thomas Wins
burst wholesale grocer and hop merchant Of the DO
ioush town Ctlchester in the county of Essex
Irglari therein born on thu 9Th of November
1922 She was the fourth cf seven ch6ren-all living
me father ana mother living moderate income
in England For her professional aught else
lei * buried with silence in the grave; for God will
deal Justice hereafter. In the article of the
sldGp Mercury have to state that is Christian
family consequently we have godfathers; christ
ening ba taken place in family, according to
our cGsed-registry alone being sufficient
ANNE SHIELDS HOWARD
IN aid Copaty IF Neir York, Arne Shields Howard
Of saG city being duly says that the facts cir
cuInsaDoes set forth in the above statement by her sub
seftbed, are, in all respects. correct and true
ANNE SHIELDS HOWARD.
swc to before me, this 9th dag Of September 1852,
II. HUNT, Commissioner Of Deeds
CITY Intelligence.