The New York herald., 1870-06-14
ANOTHER QUACK MURDER.
Wolf, the Aborfionist, Again in Trouble
Death Of Another Of His victims-Investiga-
tion Before Coroner ROllins-The Twenty
Second Street Case.

Wolf, the Ab0rfiOnist, Again in Trouble.
Death Of Another Of His victims-Investiga-
tion Before Coroner ROllins-The Twenty.
Second Street Case.
on Sunday last Coroner Rollins was waited upon
at his residence and requested to take the ante
mortem statement Of Henrietta Uilmann, Ger
man woman, then represented to be In dying con-
dition at 517 East Twelfth street. On reaching the
above number, with his deputy, John Beach, M. d.,
the Coroner found that Miss Ullmann was dead.
Onsmaking inquiries ii was learned that deceased
had been living at service with fanil In avenue
B, but during week or two since proceeded to the
mouse OF Michael A. A: Wolf1, No. ls2 seventh street
Matilda Hennlngsen) who performed an instrument
tai operation upon her. She then proceeded to the
East Twelfth street. receive the necessary and
attention during her sickness. There Miss Ullmann
was attended By wo the acSnS%eaged qaa%Gk
be II her W9g e st BY
Henningsen. The result was that Miss Unmann did
not receive that care and attention which her
cal condition required, and in consequence she
On Sunday morning. It is due to Mrs. Heouman to
say that deceased Kept her troubles from her; con-
sequently she (Mrs. Heolman) did not know what to
do; and when another doctor was called IN TO see
the unfortunate woman he was at q loss to know
what treatment the patient required and death was
the result. On being questioned, a few hours before
death ensued Miss Ulmann confessed that Woiff
by request had treated her IN an unusual ana unpro
fesslonal manner, to the eject that she might not
lose the confidence and respect OF her relatives and
friends, which would be the case If her trouble were
made known TO them.
Drs. John Beach and Terry made postmortem
examination on the body OF deceased and found that
death was caused by pertonts, tie result Of an
abortion which had been produced upon her. The
case will be further investigated on Thursday next.
The troubles OF this man Wolff seem to be accumu-
lating.
MARY EABLEs MISFORTUNE.
The case Of Mary Mabe, late domestic in the
family Of DIR. Rowe, OF $50 West Twenty
second street. alleged 10 have been q
victim OF malpractice, as before reported
in the HERALD, was yesterday partially investigated
before Coroner Flynn, at the City Hall. DIR. Rowe
testified that Mary had been a servant in his family
for over month. On Friday night she was taken
sick and the next morning female child was found
locked in her trunk Mary at jirsr denied that any.
thing was the matter, but subsequently confessed
tnat she had taken medicine procured at a drug
store for the purpose OF producing pre-.
mature birth. Dr. Shine made an examlna-
ton on the body on which there ap-
lungs showed that the infant had been born alive
but death resulted from exhaustion caused by
hemorrnage. II Mary had received the proper
med Cal treatment and nursing tile child might have
lived; but she preferred TO keep quiet about her con-
dition, IN the hope that her shame would not be pro-
CLAIMED to the world. Mary Is now under treat
men III Bellevue Hospital, and her condition is re-
garded as somewhat critical. The investigation Will
be resumed IN a day or two. In the report OF this
case published In the HERALD OF Sunday last the
residence Of the victim was inadvertently given IS
No. 169 West Twentv-secoAd street, instead OF 150
as above which is correct.