The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-07

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Empls We in tn Trsassr, Impairment
The o"S'e-ATress OF Mas tia 1aoA-
iFroua the washiastsn Reo,t
re sudden aessn o. Miss Maya a aay
=, Vote Tepirtms,,. Nr ,iArS. superiotend., 4. /,
E,,. A 'A, ~ ~ The Treasury Bui!a.as. !
49, - .,.,,...n - yer friends well as
i ,n5ers d ihe ceecSvs force, ths; ner s'h was pro-
aGred by an ab rAon.
IA .Ass deem proper 70 .s5 ,ss ure is maj
geYed by Mr.. c'srs, has tees srrs.'-" ''""" - =
80. -.,o,apaa,eI aece pnllaaslph to pre-
cur The Rborton sdoa her pr recurring neaeines' 40
sdhnlsIered Them T. ths unlo ate
Before Justice Clayton. -,
1.-TWO O'Clock Coane = G eater % zoe ,ss s ready
government, notified jus, &c avon that DC Wa w.
70 20 on win tho case of IS lila Jdcesoa .,,s,,nas,
was deemed necessary On soooao1 o, no. Than VA
ssSses and ihe reporters OF tne d'leren' P'po
ter.pg the anartueots. 80. .oo,o 81, I
Is about twenty three years Of age she Wa oresssa
seep mourning, y Of genise ois,rwse 40,
hsnosome she Appeared - suffer x eat men's snAusu.
me Justice read the rnarses' to winch she MADE 10
GssA E. Thompson the first witness sworn. she !
only sta ed what she BAD heard Mss jackson say
sasrty ser Miss Maggie nuvaii, Miss Jacxscn
stated Miss Duval 10 me fanily way by Iews,
an S Tea I sod Ssr yss rss asnseraas sSe
then showed be bottle two three weeks atsor which
th' occurred IL January she askeo Knew it
w .; answered that ] thought u was pennyreys aud
.ook tbs Dor weeks but found At did have she
desired eject M Ls sts wanted 10 ike her louvat 10
iormed-so said Mss Iacksoa-snd wanted 10 know
u II was expensive, and wsether A could be done
Ereat ss u THO daceaseis life producing abortion
hsa puvan then came 10 my house the day she
E~ns Mss u. go in the rye cicck train she
sSn, on IN the hspast seven zoo Saturday,, GOD re-
snt,ed tt Wednesday probably Tuesday; soe came
sa and Miss jackson stated they had oecded not
20 have the opeatlon perfornea, OUT tnat ar,
t.srua h1A nrnrn rad
which would be quite ecaciors as the operson would
give !, 70 Mss Maggie pavali Miss Maggie used
evsfy morning before Going 10 WORK she ~ .usn, a. 70
ilGbe at work at the Treasury, IN The Currency
Department Miss Jackscn works mere also.
Vtness-Un cleaning out the closet OF Miss jackson
they were iound by me, delivered them - Colonel
Judse Ciay,on--Ead Miss jackson let the roomi
Rnness-she had moved away fron there.
Judge where did you take them IRONY
Answer-From IN closet
Judge-nescro the bottles
witness-rne citrate OF magnesia bottles;
,ne a them had te OF the liquid used remaining
n forenoon s~ ae4 Mss Messe puya became n mss
johnson spoke OF this madeline and stated she sorry
wen, 10 Pbiaaelpna ste stated Mr. Lewis gave Der len
dollars 10 there spoke OF 10 Mss jackson my
bearing she SAID she bette we'd was nat sufficient where's
| upon Mis- jackson vouu lead her dollars.
.Ae went down TO he five o'clock train and
. her Erst time she down 10 the cars;
this s all know Of the did her during
"a
house; late last MI 1t heard she dead
: Judge Eow long was she sick ana confined to the
wiiness-l don't know; think soma eight
! weeks quite length Of time
Judee--Ho bonn I'D you first plske the fects known
Mitness-ln the use do ca mem, or where' Il was
, Baker - 0''0'''
Judge-To whom did you relate the matter TO brig i,
whuess-l first brought Up connection with the
; Clark a6.r, knowing that Tue girl MISS DuvsID was
0tck, and dangerously
Jadge-you say aas first mentioned TO Col Baker
connection a'o this Sc The whole thing was mixod
together ,ha. coulc aot testify 10 II,
Colonel alsr-h Is the testimony before me tb,r
Juse-I suppose that is you meant, Col pager IN
reference 'o,nc pesenr investigator gong
ssoce y NJ Treasury Department..
Judge~Ha ge you been 4 ,bc habit or seeing Mise yac
soase s'"S "' ''n' 90 poV''' was '0nhned . Tho
Answer Yes, ar; she lived tue house where do
Judre-To you whether an abortion was procured
On that young woman tthe deceasedR
witness-No, sir; do not.
Judge on say the deceased lived a, your house IN
ssst Monday
wfoess-Yes, sir
-Judre-Dd she Miss .':cKson) msse soy statement
woman2
Answer-she said she missed going her, but said
ssss.ng about Miss Dvvahs CONDITION.
sta;em mt she n ale here tbs morning.
7. {. Spurgecn exorn-I know very little about the
Csc Ell Know i what Shave heard IN the house;
ss sv. ssy she vac gong 70 Philadelphia she
week afterwards speak y her heard MISS
Jackson say she had med,cne to give 10 Hiss Duya she
Odd not say for what purpose beard SAID vas with
child never heard her say sha the me1ciue
Cross.examined by Col Bsker-I beard MISS Jackson
ok Mise Thomnson II She new anvihios thst you'd |
produce abortion, Miss SAID she do, but that
dangerous shedld her any remedy thai nea I'd;
II heard riss puval at ne depot, have
SEW Mss jackson warm water OF mornings and have
hsa'd Der use the expression that sbe Miss
kiss FANNIE Chapman sworn aid reside it the house
yah ssss thompson Miss jackson, 276 Pennsylvania
areaue, but DOW resIde On (ap,toi Hill all Miss
Jackson told me that she bad medicine there give Mas
D1val 70 pocrce n aerou she told me this before she
wen, &c Philadelphia ihir must rave been lst
q March am no sure ahe SGD she bad gwen Il but II
had no elect she told me thai Mss Duvall went TO
Philadelphia, but the doctor would produce an
.e 0ss ne S @ . Or .n
acd called 10 zee her cue day wi,l Miss Jackson and
would ever get well, think Il was a couple OF Weeks
TER abe returned from Philadelphia / moved away
n me- was employed 10 the uumberns room ~
MISS laura nuvsll % relative OF deeeasedl vas sum
uuoned h. Or Buckley gave certificate that she was
physicsy u abe 10 attend aud that would be CANCER
Gus 70 unooa worn know Miss Jackson she is ia
cur huresn Al The freasury Department; have been
employed by Ut Gwya pat Tor two CT three months by
Ms. Jackson is empo, cd there knew Miss
Duvsl she was employed ~ ~ aue same ne room WHO
o. seSrSsry when Mr. clsrse d,sn Used for being
sbeeui without leave, ! know notnp.' % 'he charges
against the accused have seen Mr. Lewis was irtro-
duced to him by SO nuyali be IS the son o. the Com
nisseuer Of Internal Revenue, and Is FAMED tuoeh
merry ~ q fenreylvhE!a Jek mem hheS 5as1
s 81 empo, ed at the theatre Mi aike nns Riyen
her furough Tor two weeks 10 OIL ar ergageout at
Fords theatre, u commence bext Monday night
After III Hgdsop bad tesU0ed hs was about 10 etire,
kher III Justice Informed hin that Colonel Baker who
was theu absent sbl want 70 ask him some eaestions
AID that be had better stop He did 50
The Court then delay the examination Several olosf
witnesses 70 be examined this afternoon. Among
lheu MISE Laura DuyaN cousin ~ the decenssd. who,
u Consequence Of he developments mafe about the
cxtse o. tho death q her cousin sized With spasns
and could not appear tJis Afternoon
furrg the ptoceeiings wherever the name OF Miss
Dut al. deceased, alluded TO- Mss jackson exhibited
ipiense tecln{ o. ectfcw, weeping bitterly Al tines
Cen rak SIC .lIested interest IN tho nrnoeal.