The New York herald., 1862-11-23

dcsed that cn Wednesday night Mr. Towney came the
station house and said ocer wanted IN beeokcr
street; went there, and subsequently, went 20 Dr.
Brownies house and arrested him arrested the woman
Lazze Gordon also, when went into Brownies store
Affirmative and told him that wanted him so ith
M he asked what for; told HIM 20 put his hat
and would explain matters when got 20 the station
house he then said his housekeeper had gone
errand and wished me 20 wait fifteen minutes told him
! could not wal, 50 long; be then asked 10. for
expiration N that time he went up stairs and put on his
coat, and went out with when told him that was
the captain Of the Ninth precinct police he appeared
somewhat agtsted he asked me what he was arrested
for when told him that It was ON account OF female;
the woman, Lizzie Gordon on being asked wnere sne
brought deceased om said she brought her from New
burg that she not telling the truth, and said
would detain her at the station house; have used
every find Snms but without success have
had officers alter him day and night since the occurrence
both ~ the city and Out o. it, have known ~inIns by
sight Cor several years.
LIZZIE GORDON Eg-fax AHMED.
Lizzie Gordon re examined testified as follows:Mrs.
shaw accustomed 10 do all washing number of
rags found the third floor, the passage to the
roof belonged 10 me- don remeinber having any soiled
linen seWed up. ] gave Mrs Shaw the first washing,
about week alter Miss Anderson me, do not rcmem-
Der wha, PIECES gave her; gave her two washngs Tor
Miss Anderson "e have not had any other sick lady IN
our house within The past three Or four weeks the lady
who was there before Miss Anderson arrived left
soed linen behind her, but sent the pieces Mrs.
Shaw coon after left soied pieces OF my
own at the house used toweling; could not say
whether ever used piece OF muslin yard and half
long don't gecollect ever using the piece OF muslin
now shown me; don't know who did il, but
did not. have never seen il TO my knowledge
q You said on Your preyiors examination that yor
had no knowledge OF any child being born at DR..
Browns you Of the same opinion stlls A. Yes, sir
U Did you ever 20 TO neighbor and ask her It she
would take a child that born there A. No. r. Did
YOU noe 60 TO Mrs BiekfOrd and ask her TO take child
that child born there by a who
went her time out, bat did not ask her 10
s@o @ years a who oD Sas % tSs sas ,sn @ m n. child child
behind herf A. never heard her she lei; II there
10 bc adopted ,ic et uhost sr ccks ana halt after
The child was hola the aa3 pad the b he nre he iet;
don't think she was married woman: she was the
only lady who ever had child there; there IS
sewer our house running into Fourteenth
street. il was tbuilt last summer year ago.
aarrhGa and died six weeks after It's birth II buried
the child died; took care OF i uni it died i had the
at the New Work BAY Cemetery; know Mrs. Rush.
may have told her about Miss Auderson- sickness may
have been IN Mrs. EckfordS store within the past two
Tire DOCTORS pills Intended for did not mean 20 say
they intended for procuring abcriioms they may be
for that As wella- any other cause
THN PosT MoRTEM EXAMISATIcS.
Dr. Thomas G. EnneH dep sod that lie made post
mortesa examination Of the body IL company with lrs
Hunter, Ranney, Tucker, Hubbard and Connolly, and
gave his opinion that death caused BY abortion
from tho appearance Of the body he believed that the
abortion Lad been procured within a week ten DAYS
the Instruments sh could not DC used for
legitimate purpose they could not be used for any
other purpose than procuring an abortion; they were
certainly not those OF surgeon or professional nan
Drs. Ii D. Ranaey G. I. Tucker and Galen Hunter cor
rooorated The testimony Of the previous witness rela
i've 10 lnS cause lnal lhStfU-
menis for obsteric midwifery found IN the collection
belonging TO pr Browne The instruments were eyi
dentiy those e;ap.oyed in cases OF abortion.
The then submitted TO the jury, Who after due
deberatoD, rendered the following
VERDICT.
'.We And thai Clemenua Anderson came 10 her death
by inflammation produced b. abortion at the hands OF
DR. Edward M Erowne. Further, Augustus J.. Siiains
accessory before and after the fact"
Dr Browne then brought Up for examination, when
he declined to any questions and handed 10 the
following statement in explanation Not having been
permitted 10 appear this investigation By counsel with
liberty TO and examine witnesses, and
sertng my innocence of improper conduct under the
advice of counsel Char!es Spencer rsse to answer
any questions until appear before tribunal where
can have opportunity TO make a defence.
The accused WAS then committed to the T0inbs to
await the action OF the Grand Jury. Inc woman Eliza
Gordon, held as a witness and committed III default