New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
M4LPRACTICE CASES.
.Ersr OF AN ALLEGED AnoRuoNsI.

ARTIST OF Az ALLEGED ABoRuoSIsT
Tn June last, DR.. David Il. Brown was ar
rested in Boston on a charge OF having committed
abortion upon Jennie Vanwesser. The woman for sew
era weeks not expected TO live and Brown war re-
fused bail The physicians declaring her out Of
danger Brown permitted give bail for 5000 10
appear for trial. Again, in November Of the same year.
he was arrested for endeavOrng 70 procure abortion
for Mary O'Bren. She also Threatened with death
for several weeks, and Brown confined IN prison.
Al last she appeared be recovering, and physicans
certificate WAS obtained to that effect Brown for
the second time was released upon obtaining bail bonds
for 50 900 for his appearance for trial week after his
release the woman O'Brien had a relapse and died.
Brown obtained information Of her death before the
arrival police and fed from the city. The Boston
detectives gwen strict orders 70 arrest the man, but
for many mOBhs they did not obtain clue as 70 his
whereabouts Despairiug at last Of hearing anything
about the fugitive IN Boston, the superintendent OF
Police OF that city directed Detective James r. Wood 20
come TO this city and If Brown had taken refuge
here Detective Wood arrived in tins city Wednesday,
ana see KING Capt Irving OF tbs Detective Squad,
informed particulars Of the and asked
ms assistance Capt Irving assigned Detectives Tley
and Heidelberg " help Detective WOOD III LIS search Tor
The detectives identified the accused Or. c F. King
cade Of No ~ The detectives entered the house
Yesterday and arrested him. I've prisoner was intend.
ing To- depart for Philadelphia. ence he was to sail for
ireland. Detective Wood took back Brown To Boston
last night tine prisoner cODsenng u without requi
sltiOn papers being obtained. Brown IL % years old
AouL y years agO lac convicted Of an abortion in
Boston and was sentenced 20 IL years. imprisonment IN
the Prison. lie served 10 years OF his sentence,
and then pardOned by the Governor.
MRS. AVEREILs STORY.
An examination into the alleged Brooklyn
malpractice ease was had before Justice Delnar in the
First District Court yesterday. Mrs Arlington" and
Nine Helena b. KOlis present and the former gave
testimony IN substance follows:
ny name " LOuiseiA. Ayerell reside 40 hIssachn-
setts nave seen Mime. Kolls, The defendant before
was al ber hOuse week ago last MondAyi gave her sS
she TOOK " ana then said, You gave me INA moneY noL
pay Tor you know never take pay for my services "
sad tSt Was AFRAID ~ have operation performed,
Dnt size SAID there would be trouble, as she had
operated on an at least persons The witness then
descT-6ed the operation and tine instrnDenA
a ppwel saturated with ether wns placed
over her moutnsnd nostrAl remember potnins amer
that until bound myseli N the CrosseI amined;
Tesiled sDont ~ fnlns fTo Springfield ami ie There
ago. went "a New Orleans years ago VIII
htsba Ad. whose ~ me IA William Yere said
~ lle wife OF IsH AgeTo; d0 DOt ka0w whether he
IL a general or not BUT be goes By that name was
hOnseksr PING IN bostOn with my lille ohllt
NeW-YoTE 10 November, Was la Haven In ReuTn-
sTy and my nnHOaDa was with n1e: don't know WHO
came ~ DgoekIyp with NC. r.I fr.H. ta