The New York herald., 1862-11-21

nsds BY gentleman whose name do not know;
think he was about thirty thirty i've years old had
light hair and moustache could not say whether ne
had whikers or not about i've feet seven ncnes
m height and was medium sze had no extended con-
with him on the subject of the lady ne SAID ne
wanted charge OF the lady as she was In dei.
health; he was TO pay me fifty dollars cured the
lady, and was TO receive nothing II failed ! mao
known the real state of the case when Inc auy cs -
first would not have her at any price; tns man
called three or four times TO see the LADY, no may nso
| called oftener.
pregnant, and that he wanted you 70 produce an aoor
tion? 4. don't think he did; he did not.
A. He did not; he said there was complication Of
Diseases general failing Of health; took the lady
without knowing the gentlemans and only had ms
word for the payment Of the $S0 was not told where
| the lady came from-merely that shs from the
country It is not unusual for TO take patients under
| similar circumstances; Miss Anderson arrived al my
house about eight O'Clock in the evening, and retired
without my making any examination she came with the
| gentleman who made the arrangement with me; she
carriage she stopped in my once three four
minutes and then retired TO bed; had some conversation
with her. but don't remember what was said; stated
in my direct testimony did her the nrst
evening; was in error; did see her, but did not ex
amino into her case until the next mornings when de-
| ceased came in she . thick veil, so that
could not see her foatures could not tell
with her by her appearance she never gave me
| with her. the case OF instruments now shown mo is
mine; the Instruments are for legitimate purpose;
have Used them ,0s tho o sbo%n s
Is mine, and the entries in my handwriting u Did
| you ever produce an abortionf have, sir; iour-
teen years ago produced one, after consultation,
and the life Of the mother; have produced aoor.
ons snce and eight months and thereby saved
the lives many mothers cannot tell how many abor-
tions have produced decline say how many cases
have operated upon Haveyou produced an aOor-
on since the lst Of January asts A. reaiy cannot
| decline answer don't think am compelled 10 an
usually produce abortons oy means OF the sponge
| tent
state of the the evening Of deceased coming to
your house you would have taken her at any price,
what do you meant A. meant that she was 80 very
| delicate.
live at No. 80 Eighth avenue am DR. Browns house.
keeper ] have been with him for six years am
his housekeeper and nurse; | did the cooking; the
washing done by Mrs. Shaw, of Fifteenth street.
| between Eighth and Ninth avenues; Miss Clemen-
| tina Anderson the deceased, came to our
house about two weeks ago, IN the evening; q
gentleman whose name don't know brought deceased
there was when she came in and did not see her
until next morning. she occupied the third story front
| room she complained OF beng sick, and said she had
been sick she asked for and coffee for break
fast deceased at dinner time and she said she had
pain her head and side; the first day-in the after
noon-she vomited; no blood about the bed that
day the next day she comfortable the third
day she grew worse, with bad cough and rain in her
side the doctor put blister her side near the hip
deceased vomited several different days she had a
very bad cough in the habit tf dressing aud
undressing deceased changed ,as,r her bedding and
stained there was oilcloth and thick quilt
over the sheets ! saw the doctor in
instrument upon deceased any else during the last
days deceased seemed better but coughed
great deal and expectoraed considerable the day she
went away she felt pretty WELL and dinner;
gentleman came for her in the afternoon about two
O'Clock, and said he would come and take her away at
half past in the evening; he did so; there
Other the box of the carriage with the driver he
begged to deceased home she told me that she
ceased appeared very faint when she got into the
rage got frightened and requested her 70 come back
ssy all night s ns 5Fsnn a,4ss, who so
the carriage as we started, and ! never saw
%G ia & s. piss house stus he hs
take her in deceased groaned in the carriage,
il she felt unwe deceased alive when she reached
the house but she only lived few moments deceased
been very uneasy about her, and that she had beer
away four weeks; was asked where deceased cas-,
FROM and said from Newburg; this was al te request
Of deceased before arrived at her house there
other inmate in DR.. Rrorne,s house when de
ceased came the last persep -no there lady
was eass for dssasc Of '' the s"~ WOMB st % we hsu'
nc! mad more than two three ladies' with
m year; I don't know their names; tn,
doctor had great deal Of Office business. and sometimes
took the patiepts up stairs; had any Of
mscafriage there; never had funeral there neve,
concern me- 6. Do you know of any case OF abortion
having been lsrrorIed by Dr. Browne A. do not
o an abortion having been piSdfta, Ing sapsgsn yl
took Miss Anderson away was tall Slim person, dari
complexion, with musiache and whsksrs; he was abou
thirty years OF age and dandy In appearance b,
called to inquire about deceased four five times; some
times tho doctor eeched his patients for disease Of tho
womb; there is bed in the house where there ii
! blood, but the blood wac produced by leeches have
been in the habit OF purchasing the lecches for the doc
| tor; deceased told me why she left home TO be
doctored. O. Don't you know Of lady from New Jersey
having child at the doctors house and her going
without pay ing her bis A. do not. q. We're you mol
that these women came there for the purpose Of
| having miscarriages performed A. was not. O. What
were your Impressions A. Well. don't know q. Has
the doctor cot any medicine that bc sells for female
plantsy A. He has, and have often sold IL for hun
O. What this medicine intended forg A. don't like
TO that question: suppose you know just well
as do-to produce abortions O. Does the doctor sell
much sf this medicnes A. Yes-several hundred boxes
| a'year.
Adjourned until two O'Clock this afternoon
Mr. James Anderson, the father of deceased is the
of the Central Meho fist church. in Seventh
Fourteenth street. and is highly respected by
all who know him. The death Of his daughter, under
blow, nearly dethroning his reason. Within the ast
TIN months he has lost three members Of his family
One Of his killed before Richmond and the first
knowledge the father had OF his death the arrival
home OF his This aifctiou, coming upon them
so suddenly threw Mrs Anderson into fever from the
effects of which she died few days afterwards and
complete the OF his misery his beloved
daughter falls victim to the villanous practices of
| abortonst. The OF the vile seducer is not yet
made public.
/ the Ex. Surveyor or the Port.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT-PARr 2.
Before Hon Judge Potter and a Jury.
Nov. 1e-Sephen D. Diilay. Emanuel B. Hart