The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

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report
nnpoRr or PROFESSORS clmoCnE Arn moSSoS.
No rigor mofts; ne body semArSaeie stale q IRE
seFy1iion The form beautiful and tngy r0un1ed by
large depos Of sdipose tssoe color q SAN heise IRE
eenng rosy tint upOn the cbessa massive plan gna
ring tbs ring nnger o. Tue or hand rpon esanin
alton a the exterior signs q confusion we're discover
I'd evidences Of previous exalnn2iion werc Frtsent
Upon opening the thorax The heart found separated
RON its envelope IN norma state, with the exception
u IN increased deposit o. fAi 40 stt ycnrce
both Lungs were intact: no adh,soGs ccor neyhtsbsd
and tissue more dense than natural I~rreftng
ssrous condition. Ihe Apces Z. naih legs
syening The abdominal cavity further evidence r. IRE
yous examination were presented me liver, spleen and
served for chemical examination TIC soma.n md ntrs
snes appeared In healthy condition. and were removed
snIre, ior examination BY Professor loren The 9,e
yhagus, come muscular tssue, ard \ portion Ok the
hengue also removed for like purpose. JPon az
aiming the head and face, signs Of confusion, eat
evidence OF the previous examination, wa discovered
ne pupils Of the eyes were dated Upon tnrulng back
lp,a
xboi OF ecehymoss observed but spot IN relation
Is the exterior side coali be discovered. On the
yGrium however, At the ang es Of the junction q the
hpdsyda and sagittal sutures lat the back Of the
Aead spot Of ecchy moss measuring AZ lnch and half
diameter, observed correspon ilrg sa the spot
spon the scalp. Tue skull itself, however, WAS IN no
Eise injured. Upon removing the cavarium a portion
Jeff hemisphere OF the brain showed oouE siderable
Quantity OF extrsvasated blood beneath the erachEod
&c s pareta surface Upon laying zen the spna canal
similar condition found % exist large quantity
81 thin dark blood Was found extravasated beneath the
hfntA hynn
Dcrtou of the spinal marrow.
Al The conclusion OF post norton examination ooro
Schirmer ,ed that be would Immediately pro-
seed 10 pannel Jury and make such other arrange
sen he thought necessary for holding the inquest He
case until the chemical analysis made and FRO
fessors Doremus and Budd were ready TO report How
many days would elapse before the chemists would be
send in their report he could not say bit be pre-
svmed that the analysis would not occupy mere than
week ten days.
W. understand that the report TO the eec, tha, Mrs
Dankman found dead in bed is Incorrect She was
kund the floor beside the bed, with her face down
Deceased 70 appeared, usual Friday morning
took her breakfast soon after partasing OF that
neal abe retired to her bedroom, while her husband pro-
eseaed down town on business. In an hour or 20 after
wards Of the bad occasion TO enter Mrs q
soom when the latter found lying dead on the Door
already stated
PEE FIRST FosT MoRTEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF DRs. SANDS AND FNsELL.
NEw YoRK, Oct. is, 1880.
ps Sands and Finne, being duly worn, cay that they
made poet mortem examination OF the body OF Mrs j.
A B&nkman, al her late residence, No. 80 wea Thirty
curih street, Saturday, Oct. 10, 1860 me follow
ns gentlemen were present-Drs Willard Parker, blank
mar Kssam VIM Ii. Draper, Foster, swift and Reisig.
me examination made twenty four hours after
aesit The body Of The deceased presented no external
marks or violence; the surface pale and there
evden aes Of commencing deoompositon; the pupils
were Of natural size the thorax and abdomen were the
par nrst examined ncson having been ade from
top Of the sternum the pubes the abdominal walls
found loaded with fat, measuring upward OF an
mon and half in thickness the lungs were next esp ed
view by removal OF sternum and cogal ,nrtllagcs
lhsy cropitaed freely, and presented healthy appear
everywhere except at their apces where their sub
stance was puckced, apparently from old t9oercuar de
poetou, there were no sigrs ol unusual congestion Of
these organs there any efusion in the pe1rai
csvtes the percArdium now opened, and found -
90 tam about an ounce o. yellow, tMspreni serum
=, w6,ch suorosched considerably upon the muscular
iEsae ~ the rgnt veutrcie the cavities OF the ncart
healthy; the ycntrices we're em ~, AM mo ur-
sles Contained a moderate quantity OF blood, partly
Eulated The waves we're healthy, preventing neither
ihckCuug, cacareous deposit, nor any other morbid
shNnge the abdominal organs were next examined ana
grh 80 r. rl0ygps arpearnuoes the liver was some
What larger than natural but otherwise nee from disease
except toward is anterior free margin where there
frund two fmall nodules u Canoerous deposit the KID
utys ~ nearly cQuA EE7 sua showed rarka1le
.e1esrapecs they were deeply mbedded IN fat ana 90
sections we're 20 be moderately coDgested toe
see striped on easily, ard The ooftcAl aud metuary
portions q TIC organ were present n Their due propor
ton; the uierus vas next removed from the pelvic
sAvy and was found 10 be considerably enlarged from
ne elects Of od otronc utAmmaicu which existed not
ssy ia the uterus itself, but also IN is sppeudagos
causing abnormal adhesion Of both iaopaa tubes the
cavity Of the body Of the uterus vas empty, ant Us lu
ms membrane PALE and thckcned the cavity OF the GER
hlled with tough vEcid mucus; one q the
svaries Was the seat q eeptc dseAse 70 s Early stage,
other cgusAinod two GraAhan vesicles Lllcd with
sIcoS aadcr} ~ absorption
At his period o. our investigation, " Fuuel having
somp the removal o. the cavarium, the conteats
u The crana cavity were exposed 70 yew and made the
subject OF examination. The dura mater was healthy,
bot ng this membrane from the sarface Of the brain
well marked and evidences OF apopectic
unvasaiion were discovered; the efarcd blood
spread out the surface Of the BRAIN beneath the
srarhnord membrane and IN many places sufficiently
spunant 10 entirely e0ucea the sabanent cerebral sub
stance; extended the lateral portions o. each
serebrs hemisphere and covered the base Of the brain
tbe orgAn free from exiravasstioa-ths portion being
situated al the summts OF the hempheres t1e vessels
NJ the base Of the brain were examined and arse and
well marked deposit Of aheronia discovered IN the bsslx
tery On making the section OF toe brain necessary for
The exposure 81 the veutrces u snbs u
be healthy and free from congestion the two lateral
ventslcs well the fourth ventrclc each conianed
Rusnfity or coaguated blood the substance OF the sep
bun ucidum exceedingly soft, but the walls OF the
yenccs Otherwise Of about their usual consistency
CHARACTERISTIC az 70 leave no doubt n the minds q all
preeni that tue deceased died from attack OF cerebral
spcpery No further examination Of the body was made
nasm0ch had already discovered What, In the opin
or o. al parties who witnessed the autopsy was the real
updoubled Of death. when individual IL found
dead with be throat cut hts heart ruptured, or with
uuske, ball a The base of his brain, 10 not generally
sersdered necessary 10 search Tor poison In the contents
Of the stomach and Intestine and, for similar reason
no such inquiry instituted In the present Gaze Hav
nag Nertalred what regarded the true cause Of
death certificate rendered 10 sccordasce With the
Hscu observed.
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