The New York herald., 1870-06-17
ANOTHER "PRoFEssIonAL'' HoMIcDE.

WOLF; tho Medical MaIpractitiouer--He 10
Held ON q SECOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Testimony Against the Offender.
Coroner Rollins yesterday held an inquest at the
Morgue over the remains Of Miss Henrietta Ulmann,
who recently died at the house Of her sister, No. 5l7
East twelfth street. nom the eYects OF abortion
produced upon her by the notorious Micnael A. A.
woln, Of No. lS2 Seventh street. 1t will be seen by
a synopsis OF the evidence given below that Wolff
gave deceased medicine and attended her most Of
the time till her life was In imminent danger, and,
according to declarations made BY deceased used In
strumens upon her to accomplish his nefarlous pur
pose. a 40
Regime Hermann, q sister OF deceased, late OF No.
ST. East Twelfth street, but now living at No. 27o
avenue A. deposed that her sister had been employed
as domestic In o family named Harris East Eight
eenth street; on the 28th ult deceased complained
to the witness Of being sick, but did not say what
was the matter; she wanted to remain TILL she re-
covered her health the I'd INST deceased requested
the witness to 60 for Michael A. A. Wolf, OF No.
1872 Seventh street, which she did; the doctor
came Immediately and found his patient lying
In dark bedroom the witness wanted
to get light but Wolf said he did not want kght
and requested her to leave the room; Wolf left in
ten minntes after which deceased was seized with
severe pains, which continued for two or three
the house ana spoke 70 deceased In her room In q
asked by the witness what was the matter,
said that deceased had an accumulation
day night deceased had severe pain, and
the following day, suspecting something wrong,
the witness asked deceased wnaI was me matter
the witness repeated the question several times dur
ing the day. but without receiving satisfactory
Wolr and asked him why he did not tell her in what
condition her sister was; Wolf replied that deceased
se 70 h ssrSs Sus a Gn Hna s s s
of Mr.. Strauss, and In the house brother OF his
resided; that he was the cause OF her trouble, and
requested him (Wolf) to give her medicine calculated
to have the effect she desired; Wolr said that he
gave her medicine; he told the witness she had
over it; on the following Tuesday deceased went out,
and returning soon afterwards said she mad been
70 see Dr. no Se se0 abe be. % se s was about GU h
told her to put cold water on her abdomen; de-
ceased. however instead Of getting better, grew
worse and DR.. Rupprecnt OF 72 Seventh street. was
sent for and prescribed for herr but deceased gradu
ally grew worse and died the next morning; on the
told her to give him three dollars; Wolf gave de-
ceased some medicine the first time he cnled, but
took IT away with HIM the next T. Day: ...,. =.
posed that on saturday at noon he was called to see
deceased and found her in high fever, and exhibited
all the symptoms Of pertOnits and prescribed
Tor her accordingly learning the history OF the
from his patient the doctor was told by her that she
nau naQ all aDOrVlON prOuuCcu upOu Hcr Ny Ms A. As
Wolff OF East Seventh street; that ne had given
her medicines and also used instruments upon her;
the next morning the doctor saw his patient aud
found her In collapse and IN that condition at ten
O'Clock she died; the first time the witness saw the
patient ne told the family that she could not live
Some other testimony was introduced. after which
the case was submitted to the jury, who found that
deceased came to her death from peritonltls conse
quent upon an abortion produced by Michael A. A.
Woln."
The accused, who is in the Tombs on another
charge OF murder was also held to answer Tor caus-
ing the death OF Miss Uilmann. She is twenty.nlne
years OF age and native OF Germany. BY advice OF
counsel the accused declined making any statement
at present