New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
THE LATE BoDYSNATcHIyG CASE.

Mrs. CiTey yesterday made the following afiisvit
before justice Welsh. IN rerreuce to the ate i.,a
seizure snt utis.un cf her iecoascd husbsni Tlo-
Cary:
Fhza Carey. Of No. - Monroe street, being sworn
sass that she vas prrsert ut the Bellevue Dead Hause
Thursday rg, the 18th day ot November, lsos
ard was there sho~n dead body. which she Tccos.
zed the body U( her husband, Thomas carey, who
,pSrted this lie the morning cf the .th day OF
Noyeu ber ,s5s 4, No. is Pearl street. Dsponeot
recognized the body by the LEFT eide of his face hs
mouth and ctn. DepOnent further says ths: the flesh
the right side Cf the face not the flesh ot her
husband; tfat II the hesh of other person.
and hsd beer sesed on. The brains wers tascr out
ard cotton substituted; the eyes, hair and whiskers
,re mssirg. And oeponent further SAYS that she
rec, gr zed both of the up to the elbows ~ be-
lcreiig 10 her husb.nd By marks Of Iuds ink; tho
left breast did becrg TO her husbsnd the lett side
of the stomach did rot belong to her husband. Asd
deponert further says tha, 'he body was o snd ds.
fgnred, ard portions Of the flesh were missing aGd
ttber iesh sewed on instead
Upon the complaint of Mrs.. Carey, Ftink Wheelsn
and George Kabne Of No. 4e6 Peal street, were
rested yesterday, BY Officer Gsrdner, and coodlc'ei
before Justice Welsh 10 testify in reference to tn r
participation in the removal Of the body of TaomsS
Carey from No. ils Pearl street iwierc he had
boarded to tie Nedicsl College of DR.. Fiunel Four
teenth street. Their testimony throws a little more
ligt, on the suhj,c' rs follows
Frank WhaIep of No. 1876 Pesrl street, being
s~orp, says-Trs; on Sordsy, the eth day OF Novom-
ber ls5s about the hour OF clock in the afternoon,
DR. Finnei called on depnuent and said be wanted a
b. dy removed from No :S Pearl street TO fourteenth
street and deportn further says that he brought the
boiv from No 4lS Pesrl street 10 the Medical CI-ge.
in Fourteenth street. between Tnird aud Fourth ave-
nues and delivered the body to DIR. Fiuucl, on that
sunday evening Nov. :, 1888, aad then returned to
his residence No. 496 Pearl street, and dep ,nent tr-
81. hat in h,p tlrea an futT
Fui ell came to deponeut and sait he wanted the body
removed from the College, in Fourteenth street to the
Bellevue Dead House; and, at the College, DR.. Fla
neil gave to depOnen the certificate OF burial, and one
oi lis OVID cards to give to Mr. Daley; aud dsponent
further says that he took the body ordered by De.
Finne to the Bellevue Dead. Hoase, ani deli iyered
the sane to tie Keeper Of the Deaduous and fur
tier oepcpent saiih not.
testified that he preser. at No. ilS Pearl street
Sunday Nov 7, 1888 about o'clock 10 the afternoon,
snd helped Frank Wralen TO place body in 'fin,
and that be helped to carry the coffin and body out OF
tho house and place IL IN ubcritakers wagon, 10
which it was taken to the store Of Janes Malone, nn-
dertaktr, No. 400 Pesrl street; that tho body WAS
placed in the coffin with the clothes ths. be har then
on oid 5eponeI further says that On saturday Nov
Ie 1858 he was present y. The Bellevue Dead.H House,
ard was shown body by Coroner C"npery ~ the
body that taken from No ils Pearl street, bu,
the depoDent could not recognize It as the same inst
be helped to place in the coffin. the body had IN
but an undershr', and terribly dsh,lred by bong
cut up and then sowed together again deponeot rec g
rzod the coffin as the he carried out OF No. ilS
Pearl -treet
Dr. Finuell has been summoned to appear for cxsnl-
ration in the matter. It is expaced that his testt
moDy as 10 the manner in which the certificate OF
burial came itto bis possession and from whom he de-
rived biz authority to send for the body in quesou for
II purposes of dissection will probably clear up the
whole ystery and place the blame the right quarter