The New York herald., 1871-09-06

t,ves crossed over to Brooklyn last nlgnt lmme-
tely after receiving tins information anu are on
the track OF the "hlends' WHO IecoAu"sn"eu 'n'S
}rer sone interval another ring was heard and
two young men wins ee as
Burns to procure an abortion for young lady
He introduced his friend as a gentleman who
wished 10 have Mrs. Burns or any competent person
procure an abortion for another young lady friend
Of his, At nod from the Sergeant the detective
left the room ana returned with two Of the
gentlemen who were sng GSsae e saoon snos dC0r
names given are James Hunter. OF No. $40 East
Thlrtieth street. accompanied by William Hani-
the solicitation Of Mary Johnson, OF No. 2l4 Ninth
avenue, She requested them TO can on Mrs. Burns
and make arrangements"
TWO WOMEN. APPARENTLY SERVANTS.
one was dressed IN black serge dress and sack and
SoS fsSSl s sS Sg coarse The ftsIs r
was the woman VII who wished wished 70 be treated. The
sssesS se sSsecs f pea ssi0I Tie 'hs pa arrival aosS
with great dinlcblti; the %oman explained
Tuesday evening week. On that occasion she told
Mrs. Burns that she was five months In the family
way, and Mrs. Burns said that she would
not undertake to operate on her unless she
got some place where she would be well
treated while she was sick. She then promised to
woman living In Clinton street who had been seven
months with twins and had been treated success
fully. This woman resided In q house In Suffolk
street while she was sick, and she mad made ar
rangements to stay there during her illness. The
TRIED TO PLAY HER OFF
until the arrival OF the Sergeant but the woman
who accompanied her actually suggested that
the detective should treat her then and there.
the Thirteenth precinct station house. Their
names are Mary Rice Of No. sc Morton
street, and Margaret COrbet, OF No. IS Macdougal
street. The former is the woman who wished TO
consult Mrs. Burns. The other woman only accom-
panied her, and said that she never had seen Mrs.
Burns on their way 70 the station house they both
struggled violently, and Corbet
SEVERELY BIT
a detectives finger. Two other women subsc-
auently presented themselves-one TO be treated
Burns. AS they have implicated some people out
side who advised them to see Mrs. Burns their names
are suppressed.
Broadway. her story to the HERALD reporter ls
that Henry Pullen introduced the deceased girl,
Mary Russell, to her, and that she took the girl $40
from him to get back gOld.chased ring which he
gave her. She admits, however, that she
AcCoAPANIED THE GIRL
to Mrs. Burns house IN Clinton street. though she
says that she afterward ADVISED her not to have
anything to DO With her. stranger still, II was after
Their visit to MRS. Burns, and before the day upon
winch she made the appointment to call again upon
Mrs. Burns, that Mrs. Hamb.in gave her the $1o.
She says she was introduced to Mary Russell only
three weeks ago; that her sole object was 10 get
back Pullen's money, and yet sne went to this
house which she knew belonged to professional
willuly wrong statement as 10 the time she " as
pregnant TO induce Mrs. Burns TO treat her. Mrs
Hamblin Is married lady and has family her
SELL 1t Is disgusting story from beginning to end