New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
ABORTTONS.
TIE mnBArL ABORTION CASE.

THE EIuBAIL ABORTION CASE
Yesterday morning Justice Bowling commeneed aii
examination in the case Of George Beakley' III. D ','
Mrs Nancy Cole charged with having caused 'o u'".'
of 3Irs Kmbal 10y Instruments nseo 70 lOUuee i
on the 2st OF January 1861 the irving House seVei
Witnesses were examined Geo. W. Whiienan o liz ~
deDre testified that inquest was heu o %
fhe ,ate Mrs Kmba OH the lA OF March, ana tt a. Sv @
,,, a Verdict that tie deceased came 70 NJ
death ON the 2sth Of January from tne p ~ ecbTartz
t;sie &c tn te reeeption Of remains OF deeeSed at
Providence, John r. Smith teSlted tI,o . o 81 c"r
to I no rctains as those OF Mrs Kimbal Thomas j.
A. Gross testified ust he captain OF hoee and was
dence and that he knew the preyEoI1SI pE1 I Nbine' bim
present when the body was deuneu ny hlln' ,,uotet
cyrus sehoeld residing at the corner re o those of
and sxth-ave testified that te IeliaS WEN INTO the
EIiEabeth Kimbal and that they were gvc, Mr., ms Sab
possession of Mr schwartz de al Nat ii in the month
Of ToVc1nber isGc Mrs Elizabeth L. Kimball her eOsn'
1c7 wien She went 10 the Irving House that III % %the
month of January depOnent accompanied MIS- hi,pa
Dr. Reaey was not in his office at the time they alNSu
aud the two women waited for him an noun, ~ 'e Wh
which time he came; he appeared 10 know MIS- hIpdn,
Mrs Kmball requested him TO call at the iIkS ~
Mrs Kmball told deponent tha she expee!ed 10 c
tbaf ucht and that She had had operation per9rneu
un0 hel; esring day Mrs. kmball slipped Oh te lot
and ie ON her side she got up Mi'InV % ~ also several
times during their subsequent walk depOneht Ien~aeu ~
Sit5 Mrs n during the afternoon and night and before
NJ K retired She complained of great deal Of pain in
he- side rested very well after getlhg 10 siel
fast Mrs X retired 10 bed stating that she was suffering
Ia severe pains about herwais that IN the %
OfMednesday dcponent sent Tor Dr. B9'hey W o.sin5
been there III the afternoon before, ana on tH"V I,
she heard IN Mrs ,t,iISn H. say Sgd hurt W her side
The next day Wednesday, Or Beakley visited Mr. Kim m
BALI he felt her pulse and tod her tI af G She Taed
VIII Mrs X through Wednesday night; that she Was W
wact hips ana groin, but rested periodically through
thesght and dcponent supposed tat these pans TJIe ere
coeed y reason Of the operation which MIS- ~ lolu ue
ponent had been performed upon her; that ON lhuiSiS
noHdng she heard Dr Beakley say Ars Nv \, was 2 s IN
g.. Z. audit lp
thaton sunday DR. Beakley was sent for as the laet
had crown worse nc came, ,t t & Su S and did did not Visit
the hO;se till the next morning when Mrs n was dcau
b9f 0p Monday night She waited upon by Dr. Henry
Intle the brother Of Mrs Kimba, who desired her TO
ca 81 fhe Irving House the next morning to testify ~
relation Mrs Kimbal in regard to having her b9Gy
Irving House and just as she got out OF me cars l It'll
y-Plaoc, she met William benjamin I ~ I,r inw o
Mrs X. and DR.. Beakley; that she asked the Doctof
what she wanted down there for and he Iepnel % LEV
he had made some mistake III the cerIincaJe anu ,, at
she was called down TO testify as 10 Mrs Ms ahne;
nothing further occurred until she arrived IN MIS- n
room; that when arrived III the room sie saw ~ & ~
lev aud two other gentlemen one OF whom she TOOK Tor
PeokIey. that sbe was questioned by the who
called Doctor, and she told hm what she knew about
he wrote down what se said; she was not sWofn'shu
SJrah McMauus chambermaid at the Irving House,
tosi fled as 20 tho illness OF Mrs. kinbal.
nry Lowell clerk Of the Irving House te,tiie9 tnat
Mrs Kimball remained ~ tic h3lel one Nseh ; ,a,
Nathaniel WILSON, undcytrker testified concerning the
removal of tkc remains to the New-Iaven depot lie
ejgne two certificates 81 order get a'peImt for
m0yal according 10 the us1a custom IN such cases Ger
Ufica.es ideutfedl; took of the certificates on
Monday afternoon 10 the HeahB Board to get permit,
winch was refused as Cproi inquest was 20 e Aeiai
Coroner ambc afteTward hello al inquest aud gave INN
a certificate which he took again TO the Health Board
and got permits Dr. Beakley signed the Ceriicatc he
took TO The Boa-d never examined the paper given TO
HIM by Coroner Gamble; there was no jury mpanelcd-
that il 10 say, there were no tweiEe men hefe never
attended an nqn9i N R,on his me- ,o,oy rn,t no was
physician and sirgSsn rTlding az ldencc H. j., anI
that ke held posfportem eXanlhS,i0n on the Doay OF
The eyaiui cation in the opinion Ot the witness, showed
A motion was ,Hade that DR.. Begley be admitted 70
bail pending fuIth,r examination men was refused
69s d:eIoSf sff9asspu0n y n was ~'H "'0'' V'' ~ "
ANoriIER ALLEGED ABoRTto, CASE-lHE A0'oShD
ARRfSIED. -
On Saturday last superintendent Kon-eu' lT.utIsu
information that woman was then lying in
condition at 20. Dominck St.. it was believed iO
the effect of abortion produced upon her but snort
time previous lie notified Coroner NiAey OF the iac'
and the latter proceeded 10 the house for the purpose OF
taking the antomOrtem statement OF the woman Dnt on
his arrival found her dead The deceased was named
She had been married. but about one year since separated
from her husband and for some time past mas beeh yang
al tie aboyenamed place. From information received
! by Coroner Wdey and Capt. Dickson Of the Twenty
eighth Precinct, it believed that young man named
George Wait Carson who had boarded with the deceaeed
the above place had been very intimate with her, and
made for linn and he was arrested on Sunday in jersey
CITY by Roundsmah Rocker and Officer Farrell Of the
! Twenfy-eigbth Precinct In the time, iuIy had
been iiupannelcd by Coroner Nildey, and sunday
post molem examination Of the deceased was made by
Dis. Thomas f. Finne, Wooster Beach, jr, and Police
Surgeon Kennedy They found evident traces Of an 2bor
having been produced, and this in their opinion,
| the cause Of death.
Acting ~ lnlQTpation furnished by Carson. Capt.
Dcksof and the above officers Sunday night visited
No 3s Third-ave for the purpose OF arrcsting Dr. Nm
f. J. Theirs and Amelia Armstrong, alias Madame Du-
bOis" who it IS alleged have produced tue abortion.
They had eydepuy heard Of e Qeqtt o.
fled but YESTERDAY Afternoon rturhcd for some purpose,
and were at Once arrested by Capt. Dickson and taken
10 tic Iwentyeignh Precinct staOnIl0use. The test
mODy OF several witnesses taken OF sunday
The inquest has been adjourned until sunday next az
O'Clock a In the mean time the prisoners com
mted to the IgmRs 70 Await the result Of the inquest
Carson IS detained as witness.
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