The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-03

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This Mrs. Grindle gave her, charging for the same
$40. The girl then returned to her home, No.
% Broadway, where she was living In the capacity
OF servant to the family Of the janitor OF tho
building. on the 10th, two days later. the medi-
cine not having had the desired erect she again
VISITED THE ABORTIONIsT.
and was furnished with more, for which she paid
the same amount as for the first dose. The next
day hemorrhage Of the womb set in and continued
until the asth uir.-a period Of eleven days-durins
which time the unhappy girl many times stood on
the very brink OF the grave Her mistress, who was
wholly ignorant Of her condition, rather OF this
cause which led TO her then very cOndi-
lion, do all possible for her. and finally fearing she
would die unless placed In the hands OF competent
physicians, applied to Bellevue Hospital Tor her ad.
mittance into that institution. Ascertaining that
the girl was an emigrant Warden Brennan decided
that he couio not admit her. Dut humanely directed
the applicant to apply to the Commissioners OF EN-
migration. under whose protecting care the girl
rightfully belonged. Accordingly those gentlemen
were sought, and on their hearing OF the case at
once despatched the resident physician at castle
Garden, Dr.. Hallock. to her bedside The ply.
stefan found
THE POOR UNFORTUNATE
In very low condition indeed-so low. in fact,
that he almost despaired OF saving her life. On
being questioned she frankly told the story of her
shame stating the facts In relation to her procuring
medicine from the woman Grindle In Twenty-sixth
street. as above related. Her seducer, she said, Is
cigar manufacturer Of this CITY, and at the Tune OF
been pregnant three months ~
After prescribing and LONG all else that the poor
girls imme1late condition seemed to demand, DR..
and together the two made Il thorough examination
Of the patient, which resulted In the discovery Of
placenta In The womb, which discovery establishes
the TACT Deyonq me possibility OF 9 doubt OF
AN fBoRrIoN HAVING BEEN PRODUCED.
their profession the physi ians succeeded in remov
ing TINS pacenta, which was found TO be IN greatly
@e ri e c
greatly jeopardlze the lie or the girl
ay s S
visit was so mucn better that 1t was deemed eXpe-
where she could Be- better cared for Last MonIay
sne was able to walk about O little, although
@ If feeble CARRIAGE s r1sa Sp to the
Tombs Police 0Our, where sne made oatn TO her
ence to the medicine procured from MIS- GrindIe.
ana also as to lis ultimate result. On the strength
o. ss Judge n ssnec for me
hands OF Sergeant Quinn, OF the Court squad. Yes
terday morning about eleven O'Clock, the Sergeant
NO 100 WEST TwENTYsIxrH STREET.
and was mel at the door by the desired Individual
riencing some little dialcaty in getting Np to
see the woman herself had three or four
| A. Grindle, and when that individual appeared
at the door in response to ring exhibited them
asking at the same time II sne were Mrs. GrindIe.
she was and she very kindly ushered him into .
most sumptuously furnished parlor, where she
tory to hearing the nature OF his errand.
"You are midwife, believe, are you not fn In
ii am, sir; what can do for You ~ replied the
woman, extending her hand for the letters which
II don't care about giving you these envelopes
madame Tor they DO not contain anything Of I'M.
portance but have . paper mere III my pocket
vuh IRh ~ Harm
WARRANT FOR YOUR ARREST
and the sergeant drew forth the astounding docu-
mcnt, which he proceeded 10 read Az this Juncture
large and rather fine appearing man entered the
aantly appointed office in the ear or extension OF
the room. He announced himself as DIR. Henry
whom the warrant OF arrest was issued. Or course
protestauOns OF innocence OF any CRIME Whatever
were now In order, but the ofcer very soon cut
them short by stating that Judge Downing, not he
would hear their explanation.
The bell which the doctor 'agitated'' was quickly
answered by servant, who was ordered to tell
William to drive the carriage around to the door as
soon as possible III due course OF time hand.
tied, sleek-ooking bays, stopped before the door,
and Mrs. Grlnde and her husband, having pro-
perry attired themselves ride, invited the ser.
geant TO q seat inside This was accepted, and IN
the course Of fifteen or twenty minutes the party
allghteu OF the Franklin street entrance to
THE EGYPTIAN MONUMENT
On ascending the stairs and entering the exami.
forded an opportunity OF Witnessing the result OF
her neiarlous business In the person Of the PALE
emaciated victim, Marie Ulzer, who had preceded
her some minutes AMI occupied chair near the
Judges desk. she IS evidently used to such sights
however, for she coolly seated herself beside her
counsel Mr.. Howe, whom she had previously sent
for, and gazed around the room win the
utmost unconcern. she was dressed in very
Itch black silk velvet DRESS which trailed several
inches ana was elaDorately trimmed with lace,
fine camels hair shawl, green velvet hat and black
gold bracelets, and from her ears hung richly
wrought adoraments, which lent an additional
charm to
and large black eyes, In form and general appear.
ance this alleged female infant slayer resembles not
little the notorious Josephine Mansfield, OF whom
the public nave unfortunately heard so m lch she
says she Is thirty-two years old, was born IN Con.
nectlcut ana Is midwife by profession. Through
her counsel Mr.. Howe, she denies Ia toto the charge
made against her.
| ment before Judge bowling on which the warrant
arrest was issued sue did not say anything about
called there for the medicine. On being examined
yesterday, however sne said that DR.. Grindle was
In te room waen she stated nea condtl0n 70 MS
who poured the liquid into small bottle and gave
Il 10 her remarxng, as he did 50, that i would
| ever, who received the money. On the sue1gtn OF
| this evidence Mr.. Howe moved for the
DISCHARGE OF THE PRISONER,
stating that she was IN the room and received the
money for he medicine under the coercion or her
| sued between counsel and the Judge as 10 whether
| the offence committed was murder IN the nrst or
1 In the second degree. COUNSEL C0ntcnueu ludt ~
/ was not murder ut all, and therefore pressed his
| motion for the DISCHARGE of tho prisoner. judge
/ bowling decided nnally TO grant this motion. but
declared that ne would mold the husband
| aud that, too, without pail. Accordingly
| the Doctor was placed on the stand
and examined, IN the course Of which
he stated that he was married to MS present vile
May 10, 1862 At that time he lived IL the classic
neignbOrnood OF No. 90 Vest Houston street. FROM
there he moved to No. Amty street, and from
Amity street moved to his present residence, 120
West Nv enty.sxlh street, BE further said tnat he
is now ortyfour years Of age aud that when mar.
rled years ago, he not physician, but That
he had graduated at the New York Universlty.
The victim OF this interesting ~ couple having
become very weak and faint, It was deemed advlsa
bic by her physician TO ut once adjourn the examl.
nation until to-day at one O'Clock which was done.
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