New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
THE ANDERSON POISONING CASE.

APPLICATION OF DIR. IRISH AND THE ASSESSORS
WIFE TO BE ADMITTED TO BAIL-INTEkEsI-
ING AFFIDAvITs.
Samuel ID. Morris, counsel for Mrs. Sarah
Anderson and Dr. Lucan b. Irish, jointly indicted Tor
the alleged poisoning of the late Edward o. Anderson
United States Assistant Assessor in Brooklyn ap-
reared yesterday before Judge Tappcn in the Supreme
Court Chambers OF Kings County, and asked 70 haNo
the accused released on bail. DistrctAtorney Bruoh
appeared to oppose the notion but Judge Iappen Po
poned the argument the motion until Ia'ei ~ ',o %
week Mrs Anderson and Dr. Irish have prep'Ieu am
davits, which are 10 be presented TO the Cour' " ~
argument for their admission TO bail is heaiu' -i9
Anderson's affidavit is in substance. as folio"s'
Twas married TO Edward o. Anderson Dec 70 lsog az
YOnkers, n. Y, and We continued 10 Nv nn - tia
gether mp to the time OF ms deat i'm Brooiyn for
the last ten years, and always got aos An3 r ~ him
except occasionally when iTlSn G w he Would become
about his drinking so freely, anu ~ bo Tvond exnress
vexed, but IL would soon pass over d ma % bealfh has
heen rad and dnrine The last year have been Inuch
confined TO ny bed with heart uac'sV t nun ith mr.
Trs and Nitc from that time his death my husband
aud the doctor intimate Ilehus' 9hu M M oac
became warm and confidential friends we Vlsteu oacH
others families frequently aud were very nuc tOgStncI
Ny husband often expressed ms ~ i ~ mo out
foy his attention 10 me when sick, ard for taxing e GU,
Hdlng occasionaly trade Itressmakpr) and contrib
utad LARGELY toward supporting the house ana at lns
time OF his death was paying one-au ol tl1 IGS arr" f
other expenses was carving on tG &c t9 @ ennlov INV
I'M band left me no means except few dOIarS anu
am solely dependent upon my labor; qurlng the 0atn
dav SUNDAY and Monday previous 10 bls uclh nc ~
tied violently. and urged him to have doctor pu,
refnsed what was done for him after lie was Drougnt
home Monday night by doctor TO tie time OF MS ded
mas been correctly detailed in the doctors statement 80
FAR as know; TO the case OF ms deah an as isno
"a child
The a1davit of Dr. Irish s in substance as fonoWs;
have been acquainted with Anderson DelNeel tlicT
and four years soon after the acquaintance was ie
90 noIiod nv him 10 see his wife who was sick since
that time 1 have been their family physician, render
ING at all times such professional service as was
needed: | saw him Friday before his death IApllt
~ never was he pleasanter in expression ana aSts
toward me and with me than thel uu
not see him again until Monday evening (Aprh ., when
ne came INTO ny office between ando o'clock as nc Ve
IN he said, Doctor, / am very SICK" ana ne "ehI VI
recty the in the Of the store Whee ne Oo
"A seat and commenced stTaiDing ana vomiting h luc Cp
scuttle. asked his trouble; he answered me IL was s
old trouble with his stomach again. ne salu ne co NJ
keep anything down, not even water Whlcn ne N"h'Tu
all the time; asked him how long IL hau Detn sU5 NJ
answered me- for a week, of and On;' al once nue
solution of bcarbOnate soda and gave him. u was hO
down fairly when he threw IL up with severe fecuns
repeated il soon after, but with no better results
then prepared the ordinary bismuth mixture gave
one tea spoonfu Withthe same results soon repeated
II without beneht | then made a solution OF choroiOIm
and gave IL with the results; then cOlholneu
chlOrufOrm with the bismuth mixture ana gave u pu
with no better result; these attentions should say,
consumed three-quarters of hour Tie renal anuer o
the affidavit describes Dr. ITiss treatment Oi Mt Ah-
d,rson Dr. Irish alleges that he left the patent lot
short time and that while he away large quantity
OF brandy administered