, 1873-04-11
Important Testimony of nIodical
Experts.
Hi. Newhorry Narrates the History Of
His Acquaintance with
Deceased.
DR.. Reynolds Will Bo Given O Chance
to Explain To-Day.

tl1bpEtAA yebteIuay morning. boEblnl 1Ileuub u
tho lady, DR.. B. P. Reynolds, who attended hor
during her Illness, and about dozon othora In
addition to the Coroner, tho jury and tho re-
portcrs, woro present. All the witnesses except
the one testifying wore excluded from tho room,
aud, as will be soon by the report Of tho testi-
mony, tho examination was thorough. Although
groat deal Of irrelevant nlattor was brought
out BY questions Of tho jurors, yot 1t all
throws somo light upon tho affair, aud will
be road with interest. DR.. Reynolds was repre-
eontcd BY counsel, Hiram Barber, who listorcd
to the Testimony and took notes occasionally, but
raised his voico but once. Tho jurymen, how-
ever, could not bo restrained, and the Coroner
was very lenient, permitting thona to ask all tho
questions they desired, but excluding from tho
record testimony which was not founded upon
fact. DR.. Reynolds was present. and aoemcd
nervous. He waa not permitted to be in tho
room while tho witnesses wore on tho stand.
This morning he will be allowed to giye his ser-
sion and tell ali he knows Of the caso, and tho
cause Of Mrs. Halls death. The following tea-
tiuony was elicitod:
TESTIMONY OF DIR. wADSwOnTH,
Dr.. r. l.. Hadstrorth, suorn: On tho 9Th and 10th
t1st made f, ns n asn o. poroFs nm
A. Emmous, which WIS taken from tho uorl!s OF Mrs.
sarah N. Hall, at tho post norton examination uade
ut the AlorRuo April .. 6aT tho Tissue removed N.Y.
ecf. Tho examination revealed tho presence Of pla~
Genial cryps md vessels, nordng anmstakablo oyi.
dcnco oG the existence Of recent pregnancy.
TESTIMONY OF pR. ZEN @. MILLER,
Mo1sue snd ID sssi,tsd i making pot IT, norton s5smi,
10 Visible 'sislSIa mqrls OF, Injury; e1amined
vcnriclo Of tbs heart found the usual post morte1n
o Al n sas,a h s t'@
$1Aha jrF1rH Sr1h rr7H nrH 3nH1 1nnf hirF
UPPER and lateral portion Of the organ the remains of
oyary vas coa!sassd, sad 'he fsapsa tube. of that
st1e closed. Thls, think, was tle result Of an old
aos aoreT Tho asss bosa body
"a l n, t opinicn, '' was caused rom from hemo1. aa
Ehage, following an abortion Or miscarriage:
It would 10 difficult to determine low the abortion was
produced. The pregnancy Ind continued about ninety
be- gave IN account of their effect upon pcrson n lie
condition Ms. Hall WAS before hor deathl An ahor~
9n as Wss h Il srEess be hss BY ''e ''
TESTIMONY OF Dr.. Enmoss
Dr. Ennens soor; e tcsttsa e. Cd, spabe'anttay a': IN
miller: hitler 10 added: There is 10 doubt
In my mind TINT Mrs. Hall was pregnant from thrce
to four months hGso as % no yta o. o TIC nss ct
without leaving traces had instrumental been used
carelcsaly, wounds would havo resulted; tho iacar-
destI. Tho preserpliona wero evidently to be- used
Rfter rather than before tue aborton flho prescrp-
snooniu n | four ~: tes d day netura ot arniso e
used as directed and sulphato Of morphia-half-a.
grain PHI occaaional!y.]
Dr.. ]. 2. Bell. agorn Am physician and surgeon
1.-Two at No. IS Green street Was called OIL about II
o'cIoet ~ 9n 31a s1naay ornng last hy D. e. r hey
Central Hotel and aee lady who had died under 70
cu!iar circumstances. He said there was some talk
and IL. Clark wanted Certificate Of death. Ho tolt
me that he had beon called in tho Monday previous
sd aad her % ha sh bss aSd 1 1s 5
ho did not call in somo nolghbor1ng physician. HI
said he had called on several physicians, bnt
went with him to tho Grand Central
met hr. CLARK IN tho o1ee, and he requested me to g
Snd tS y
body then. bu. did afterwards. Aakcd Reynolds VII.
ho wanted me to go With him, and he said ho was IN
ccatiarate Before loft tho office he asked mo wla
ho should DO about the certificate. told him tn
S1ee ea Sng t tn 80 Ss1
nation Of tho womb, followed by hemorrhage.
bad not ssen tho patient but believed fron M s 3! state
md myse I t'' vent % H. she ooted saioa @ s sna III
before her friends saw her. We got somo tncture 9
camphor, and rubbed 1t on her face. subsequent,
e. the 6dy sst 81 Ga s
and told lin it was piece Of the racenta Dia 20
se.s ''s nss I'm Aaa sst not st si'ss'
ssa no q a hG
cerincate waa wrong. told him that there ccrtaul:
bad boon excessive henorrhage, md probably acut
could haSe given truo ceracno il hs hid wanted o
did not auggost that ho alter IT.. DID not SEQ tn
made. Reynolds seemed to 10 entirely ignorant q
the mers Of the lie did not tell me about con
s eE T a aF eo IN sass sn L
nolds had understood tho case. and remove
e. pss%nts Z he had o;1 Examined her wns
rsspssta5!lity, and what she told lin II 10 might b.
concluded that examination was unnecessary. I d
not think Reynolds understands Ills bualness yer
well that IL his reputation among the medical nrofst
sion. Hare heard Of bis relieving women In difficult
ue Is deficient "a q tagnociat.
TESTIMONY OF THOMAS r. nloHAnpBoN.
Thomas f. 1ichardson, ssorn Lye at Tho sheEn.u
seen Drs Bell and Reynolds At the Grand csutra
Saw both in State street car last Sunday mornin
he on FIX wy to tho ho ne u s"1
nolds % i sSid sNo, aomo some troulla Of tic hcar" The
going SOUTH ALSO hoard Neynns aay TINT the y!
Tho phyacian 1t wonld have been all right. Thcy 8
OF at lie Of Thirteenth and State streets, 81
went to the drand Central. Did not hear tho name
tho patient nentloMcl.
Dr. 1e rfsaea eft my M 9s1 S,,, Gn snnaay rsa ~ ~
cur. De'ore having homo was not aathlcd aboat
case, aud told Reynolds thore must DO aomo cause
The haemorrhngo other than thu ono ho had Told
did not think sufficient blood had been Lost tn eau
death, and said he did not understand the CASE.
kold him cot Of blood must ha
formed IN OF about tho heart, and spoke to him
bmbol!am. he did not apparently untsratand t
word. Erubo,sm IL tho formation Of q clot pi blo
which stops the circulation. 1Io told ,no he lad ca
onsd her about gettlug up, sho having told hin. tt
Tho intended to go out riding Do not remember or
thing being said about pregnancy on tha streut-e,
Ie aaauro1 mo Tint there waa nothing Of tlle k!ud
could not think there WIS, fro1u thu character Of
lady. Had known the facts, would have had moi
Ing 10 do With the case
TESTIMONY OF aEOnaE q. fEWHERRY.
GtoYas q, Kewberry, srora; live at tho Grand q
tral Hotel, Have resided thure tbrus weoka Inst III
duy, Occupied room No. %. Do not lo 10 no
phanecd my room Gu Tuexday. Nus acquainted "
Mrs Hall !; had known her three OF four years. {
was MT related to mo. bhe occupied, before her ca
tooia Na, 81, which ad}oined mine. Was With J
daily. she complained Of being sicf-fFcqucntly vi
In liz laat tAroo weeks. She said shc had . cold.
not teu ma sle waa pregnant during t4at y time or
viously Bho employed Or. Trunsan g. Miller last "
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