New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06

GOO she could clear her skirts Of anything like that
ana expressed her adherence Of the crime, and an
nounced her willingness to come 10 New-York
ana impart any information that was de-
nred' Inc omcerss who were acquainted with her. re-
NAMED over night and the morning told her Of the
crime with which she actually charged She changed
color but admitted nothing that woud tend 10 eliminate
her she asked to be brought to this city early In the
order tnat her neighbon might not suspect
anything Upon being brought to the city she was
In the Tombe. Even before the arrest WA made
officers took possession Of her apartmeuta at No
lo Cntons and searched them for more evidences of
her nefarous traffic. No correspondence could be found
and no records were kept st that place. II s believed
that the secret developments in the Rosenzweg case
prompted the destruction Of all documents that would
mplicate her. II any such had existed. Almost the only
evidence Of her occupation soft rubber syringe with
long neck, ending In silver tube. Those Of her pa
tents who discovered stated that she used
any other instrument and In the habit lof assuring
her patients Of the perfect harmessness Of the liquid In
ected by taking some on spoon and tasting it. The ma
ture Of this liquid was not sscertained.
Three other families occupy apartments In the house
No. lS Cntons and ell profess entire ignorance Of the
transactions Of Mrs. Burns The police In charge say
their statements entirely Trustworthy. Miss Ann
Brice, o woman about IS years Of age, who rents No
ls nelases M sn sanss history IN
follows Mrs. Burns married for the eecono ume
hss lst @ Ves snd Is her
She to Cintonst about years ago and some time
after present business in which che asa pros
dollars dollar, 1''''' ~" INV
About years ago. last June, she was arrested for
named Wagner, who stated that woman named Mrs.
bert At No. S nnS e
inquiry the house could learn q no one By
Mrs. burns The declared TIA: her name Fan.
whether Burns Eckert, she wasithe woman who had
the bor upon en s Wss Seessed and
nothing of the case Soon after her release
she abandoned ner IN nio1 he, sT
gains. She made an arrangement, however, with Miss
se nt sns as % cali on Miss
Brce that Mrs Burns wash the habit OF coming TO
Of persons, principally women until about $3.50 p M
She also often remained there the next day and
Wednesday Although this has gone on for two years,
Miss Brce states that she was not witness OF any OPP
Grafton upon any woman, though she admits that she
had some idea OF the business these persons had with
Mrs. Burns.
Fl %hs Gs a
ss Rsr S'sSSs siSs1$sS
see awsrs Of IL the fact that Monday and
int to SsS Wse
applicants, however, became alarmed at the presence OF
the ssss y 0r
But the officers, becoming wiser from experience Geged
Miss Brice to cooperate with them, and the result was
several arrests Of Of both who 70
avail Q, sae roUn9 men and
-Four s Sames Of Inc latter are Margaret
Two young WOMEN Ing - Y. nd Meru Rica ~ No 10
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Mortonsh lug nnoe VI nU Jvs and Setaned "a
one OF ne sro yU t Lei har Art attamnt ut aSor
wl.ness s' tSa, ~ nan Who had heen the cause
tion, anu .nas onU a'rmo.t vant On hia knaes
OF her PREGNANCY e OF AZ ,i%,rs az Ianasrnus
ana askea ,, net noS W Ho moyha advsnced in nre1
ehe stateu .nat sue wss Iro ,o - ,Sa ad;es ha ~
na nan anu ss;e's homsa S,scussina the stms
ton n ns fTsnS of theirs Win had bean