New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-02

O. That Is the same man i[pointing to the prisonerl-
O. Did Dr. Ascher sleep there at any time; No, Cir;
he keeps Office there. .
O. Do you know DR.. Ascher by any other namc' A.
O. DO You always consider t6E man as pr; Aseheri
him dGsrept Names; always addressed him as DR..
Ascber he has had an Office there since two years ago
q Has he much practice there : A. Yes. Cir.
d More ladies than gentlemen A. More gentleman
than ladies'
TESTIMONY OF THE BAGGAoEhAsrER
Frank Dunning, the baggagemaster at the Hudson
River Railroad Depot, testified that the woman who
checked trunk stated to him that she must have
strap, as the trunk was weak put strap around 10
and nailed 1t on there name or address on tho
trunk; checked IL for Chicago, and wrote Chicas9 ON
u; was present when the trunk was opened and saw
q Have you seen that wonanIsinSei 4. I think
seen woman that looks something IKE ner inc
she s s r nsT II S s not Sos i've
Waling here stated that the other Witnesses who bad
dSHsd that this Woman the servant JoSnson was
the one who had charge OF the trunk
TESTIMONY OF JAMES y. BOYLE
Wtness-I live at No. eSs second-aye; am an under
taker and keep store; the 10th Of Last August Sat
urday morning. Is minutes past Q, q man came into my
store, whom recognized the socalled DR.. Rosen-
zweg he told me that servant girl Of his had died,
and that she was very poor and had only about o said
he %sSted cost hss to bury herr ssd him whsTs
PARTICULAR the Cheapest place would do ,tas.d " nm
that Evergreen Cemetery the cheapest know OF
h ssen , e now % osH % axe 70 seS reaay t1Ia
girl wss he said she was not lar away he spoke s shout
nav t ner taken 70 my se SouS not 90
away believe he said ne would call again;
IN tb Loan pbin en- he front 81 the honss whers the
trunk was taken out stood at my own store door and
looked over and saw him, ana THINK ne ana another
went into liquor store near by. bat won't be pos
tive OF this suppose that II might nave been an hour
Q. Since that time have you seen him. A. Yes, BIZ l
saw nun Ia "a hi tne twenty seconu'S'' N
rrsTIvoyy OF pErrR xrRpHY
potor Mr-nbv nolice,n.n attached IN the Twentieth
Precinct testified 70 seeing the trunk opened and to re
moving the trunk 70 the Morgue
TESTIMONY OF RosENZwEIGs SERVANT GIRL.
Jane johnson testified that she had been living at
Dr." Rosenzweg's house, No. 6s7 second-ave three
months, doing general housework am a widow; my
husband has been dead six years. have received so
month wages rage .,ou csrtan vouno ,aav rom.
ing there on "Wednesday or THURSDAY OF last week a.
her going upstairs and that all Of her; did moo
see her face at ALL and don't know how she looks she
had white dress. ZINE blue sash was shown to the
~ WS 1us sue s' d, r h 1 1Se S .ane,
was at work in the kitchen.
Q. You got sick at that house, A. No, Sir was ar
resto ~; ~ sno @ a tSi anu nnt No s,r
q Did she bring any trunk or valIse with heri A.
Didn't see anything A.. - o..
b No Sir Io al nnt e te trnuE there and was
out Of the house when 1t was taken away.
O. Have YOU seen ANYTHING here in the hospital that
YOU can identity as being at that housei A. Yes Sir
have seen comforter a small piece of muslin and o
diaper
O. Did the Doctor sometimes have patients therei A.
Yes, Sir.
TESTIMONY OF DR. CUsHAN.
deputy coroner Cusnhan 'eStiheu 'n' NC nia niade
posEmorCem examination Vi 'he oouSi ne iouno tne
%JS ,e anu % iIs Lao Deeh en
produced by some sharp instrument death in his oDn-
iOn had been caused by pertOnitis the result of
un ABORTION
TESTIMONY OF WARDEN BRENNAN
warden Brennan cOrrooOrated the testimony already
gwen In regard 10 the camsn flccots STORY ana tes-
ned tnat ne was present when tne oody OF tne g vas
the eomforer which had been taken from Tie trunk
TESTIMONY OF T. D. LARSR
John d. Iarne testified : I am a polceman OF the
Eighteenth Precinct; on wednesday evening last. I
went TO No ss7 sceeondave with some lava for Cant
Cameron he met me ar the door and 1va hecon soorch
through the some trace OF the young ady we
went INTO the oack basement where there were two
marRed "A BowIsby" Twitness then dentTsd
handkerchief shown him by the Coroner, the he
iounu'I
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ua' Tue Vee'iniony hAu "oen "Onn' W 0naOio 'neln
10 reacn oecsion, 'ne ro wac oeaieo' anu 'noy rc
ured for consultation Aler Ten minutes dehDerauon
tneS io''u " w '' ~ W ~ ~ o
iono"lns' -u, yrpn,or
We find that Alice Augusta Bowlsby TO her death
by the result OF an abortion produced,
as We ts oad o Sn os,b ~, y Sseo
ond-ave.
Coroner schirmer turning to the prisoner who arose)
You will act your pleasure in answering the questions
am about to ask YOU
M uowe te tpiu answer any ouestion ,o,, ,avosh
him.
@ What is your namef A. Jacob Roseuzweig.