The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22
CRIME N BROOKLYN.

Tho Recent Homicide in Navy street.
The In lucst the body Of John Mullen, who died
fsrm tho effects Of injuries received 10 an ARRAY in
Navy street, Sunday morning resumed BY cero-
nsr Lynch yesterday.
Ann Cassidy, girl Of fifteen years Of age, testified
that she resided with her sister, Ma Cox. No ll Navy
street. and that Patrick Murray resided In the same
hose with Thorn; Murray In the house until after
twelve O'Clock, when he started cut 70 80 homs
with her sister MARY; witsss nav him q
out again Il twenty msutss past o'clock, and on
looking sus u ~ Dor shs NV nan running down
Navy street me sass sds this nan - Skniss1
amer -' aoa o 1sas 10. Is See. sns = G ssis
time huny. ascther prisonsr: stood = the
stairs abe cav Calvin sssudias On tSs sseps and few
thsrsasr Calvin and Murray entered her SISTERS
ocer came in with N,ehssi Connolly; the oscsr SAID,
murray. you one 81 the menu Calvin then stated
70 the ocsr that two mes hsd been quarrsling In the
yard and he thought one them vas AcQuade, who ne
sided In Hillary street, Gold; the officer and Con-
molly then vent out and about thirty minutes after Mar
departure Connolly came n ana inquired whcrs Calvin
was; that he Calvin ''was afsr leaving . man IN
awful state on The sidewalk" Murray Afterwards came
asd stressed Murray asd her brother IN law Patrick
Coz; witness knew nothing Of the d'fneul.y.
Connolly. Coz and Msslso were ali In Gaivins place,
driskins, sbou. mdnIaht, and Connolly told him they
hse sOe .ryuU: about paying for some drinks; 0aiva
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be was called BY ossr Joyce Of the Forty fourth pre-
down 10 : row; he Then went up in, Co.'s
room with oa1cer joyce. and found CALVIN,
S. G'i ,sS q. .ss s q: ss
appear 70 Be much nursd he YES put 10 the iodgsrV
room BY order Of tho sergeant; no examination was
covered sSS1' vsS blood spd d dir on the way
al IN c.i.Ss place. drnins and :Sa. ;: ana Gavin
assisted Cor up stairs leaving Murray and Mullen In
-" rh as :xsmIn s w. araiu adjourned
ALLEGED Abortien-Dcath Of the victla asd
Arrest Of the ALLEGED AborfiouIss.
Abortion that fcarfully prevalent crime. has again
been psrpstratsd In the City Of Churches. and
doubtless, had not bssn for the death Of
the victim, nothisg would have been heard Of
the unnatural crime To- DAY Coroner Smith VIII bold
inquss, having already smpannelsd . jury. over the
body Of married lady, named Mrs. Louisa Morshouss,
aged about years. who died At her rssdsnos
No isi Pearl street, Wednesday night from The effects Of
an abortion which, 10 alleged produced q house
on Dsancey strsct New York The accused, who gives
her name = Jacobsnia Ekhart e widow, fcrty.swo
years Of age. She 10 German Midwife o. coarse
Alter takiss the anis mort.m OF The dsesassd %
!: y: w.%s. seasr and sso q sssa xssp
Ter, residing ~ the corner Of 1hroop ssd Park ave-
nucs-ths latter ON charge OF being accssssry 70
the crime Both Of thess warrants wore sxscated
yesterday afternoon BY detectives Folk and vidsio ssd
The prisoners lodged In jail 70 await the result Of the
Coroner's Investigation.
the PAINFUL circumstances attending her death
are The subject Of considerable comment and
indignation among those who ara cognxznt OF
the CASE which has not Jet been fully developed
post morem examination has besu held, when the fact
revealed that The operation performed Ia tho
been terribly accrned She 10 said 10 have lipgersd IL
the gsas agony for four dsvs previous 20 her DEATH
From what can be ascsralned u appears that nrs More
house had been In search Of midwife for vseka
She went alleged 70 physician In eosth Brooklyn and
be agreed to perform the operation for The sum = els
asceraned IL further alleged. that the operation
might be performed By the woman Ekhart aud she
accordingly sought Der.
ON being arrested the latter denied having any ksowl.
edse OF Mrs Mofehouso but admitted that lady he'd
called At her house week previous she said she haA
any medicine.