The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

Mr. HDesr and then assd % the Court that udsAtbs
required to further the s.ds q pebs justice TO exAnp
~ aisss = . witnl.s.
'-..-xr. Hissr, yoa win please retire from the
The evidence vas u en- proceeded with, q soIows:-
Ccrdels A. Grant sxaninsd by the nsgistssts-I now
ford; sss nov N: iosas., sts:ssa.: s.oxs =
years. s Ss. s.a !. 80: .s .'i: .s
sSoss for years. have bsss pregnant By Mr. Gsose B.
% *: . :.s p e.. y %
pegnansss have been Represented h wife, and part
Of the time a. hs ward; havs gvsa birth 70 par
year 1884 b. George r. snaekford
Q. In what manner and BY what means wsrs you de-
duced.
Here eoun's for the defence Wished to b informed -
against shsshord or = AIMS. the two PARTIES oSsrs.
Thsis An sx.ninatoa to elicit Al the fae
% III win touch y:
asy and al the evidence am satisfied that in this
much depends upon the order in which It !. brought
vounss-me wan % undsrssA.d our poaiaen; w Are
III. Issistrats o,snuisd the objections.
in chambers street Ia this oty q iea Chambers street.
It done about the 18th Of September or the LIST Of
OotODor. 1904 IL uas Nonday
Q. About how long had you been In the family way
A. About three months and . hail.
Q; w:r: you living !, New Yort q that tins
came from there here then living with Nr Shack
ford - his wife; came to New York. remained one
.ss y: s &: asss,d r House
the asth Of July.
Counsel for defence here sppsd compel Miss Granite
NJ Bu:tssa.ws shall not crafty any such curiosity.
Cn0u for 70 thn ~
identity her, and how can that be dOns shs g permitted
The massrate sustained the application, and request
Cd Miss Grant to remove her to which request she
We returned again on Sunday morning. about the 27th
Of september; 70 stopped It the Grard House, corner
Chambers street and Vest Broadway; We came On that
days over two rssidirg there man and wife,
we put up at Centre House.
A. 10 have An abortion PROD uosd By Madame Rsstsll
D. At whose instance was this donsf A. By NJ Shack
why was Madame R.s.s selected for this purpossi
Objected to by counsel for Madame R.sten
Asgistrate-It would be Questionable, WAS Mrs. Rssts
the Only person affected; tho answer might Affect NJ
Question altered to read a. follows-
Wa. Madame Restell selected 70, that purposes A.
9. b whon' A. b. Mr. sh.ok.ord.
Q Do you know whSf A. Yes sir.
O. State why9 A. Because she had attended me BEFORE
for the puIpose OF produoisg an abortion.
Council for defence-We object to any evidence being
to establish the one ssd asainss a. Evidence Of thai
character only admirable In Of passing
guilty Ino.sdgs but in no other San you ): so.sS
to show it. man charged with the Per petyaton OF
burglary, you cannot infer that he must b guilty Of
this tcuar oeecs because prove he pspetratsd
two other burglaries year before.
Mr. Busteed-An that magistrate Is to ny from the
There court earth that the decision
Msgistrate-I satisfied the persecution cannot BE-
allowed to show other acts for ths purpose Of exhibiting
guilty intent In this charge
Objection sustained.
saainted with Madame Rsstsi, and you alsoi 4.
Had he and you together visited her at her red.
depos In Chambers street any previous OCCASION flor
Question objected to By counsel for the defence.
The Justice ordered the latter part Of the question to
A. Yes, ,ir.
O. Have you ever remained Ia Madame Restslps house
e. s.y given length Of time At board and lodsns' A.
O. In health or HckneasY A. In sickness; / was sent
there At the instance q nr. shaekiord went thsrs
Q. How long did you remain there At one time, A.
About two weeks II was in January 1882 It was sbsut
Have you on any other previous oooasons been iii
t Madame Restes house and while thss treated her
Question obj:stsdr t. ~ III. counsel for defence
The ssistrass requested that professional capacity
BE- STRICKEN ont OF the previous question: and added 10
il, for the alment uuder which you ~ lAboripg"
This aeeticn did not appear 70 meet the views Of the
cefndAnts counsel.
The msgatrats then ssid-Wen let the question stop
TAT Madame Rsstells house"
Q. You say yen and Mr.. shachford came from Caps
beDsDg Of October 1852 for the purpose o having an
abortion committed upon yen BY Madame Rssse; that
you ard be 'rrivsd here Sunday morning. i the
10 that respeo1 A. Yes ar.
@ State the facts and circumstances that occurred In
House, In the ORDER Jon can in which they
hsppened A. We put up 1t tins room No. 100 Girard
in the character Of and wis We remained there nm
Q. What was done on Monday morning II anything, in
some money to give to 60 to Madame RssteMs With
Civ. to Mad R he then cam: s.s so N. on. Of
The hotel 70 tbs corner Of ChAmbs and Hudson Streets
told to ns soui n % he .S remain r..
n. me-. 81. '', va at NJ L o. oa. '' n iiso
found Madame K.s,sn With Ter brother walk
IN Chambers street told her what Hr shaeiiord had
sent me there for went into the hou, and mp stairs
so ne. 70 sa.s IL; ss ~ 1sS
she then got me pillow asd put on the Ho,r and told
me 10 lie down left side; shs then produced the
Q How lorg time was shs employed operating upon
your persof? A. About fifteen minutes
Q Ciu'iIg what ssnsssoIs A, Mach pain; blood was
also produced.
O. Attsr this had oc,urrsd and you got up, what fol-
LEVIED immediately She told mo to take good care Of
myself until she or heard from mo.
O. Nd the child pass hor yoa ct that timer
Question objected TO.
Witness oontnued-I went out Of her house up OhAm
bers s1 cot TO the OF Hudson; there met Mr.
ShscAford, and he asked me It over, and was
abb TO walk with him 10 the Wsstahest House; he told
he had baggage alres hAsdoaSt In front Of
the 0irafd Hou; We then walked together 10 the
westcheshr House, and W there occupied room No. 49,
fronting the 8owery; after dinner vent 10 bed and
aimed there and that night about IL O'Clock,
delivered; Mr. hackford In bod with ct the time
Q. DID any oxs but him attend you that nightS A.
No sir
@ What became Of the clothing and linen used and
sOledi Nj. shackfofd burned up tbs clothing that
belonged to me.
O. who took away tbs sussanes whatever II vas, that
passed from your A. Mr.. ShAoAford told that he
burnt there \ aoiled bod which