New-York tribune., 1878-04-12

caught glimpse Of a reporter taking notes and REUSED
20 tell The Justice then committed her @ @wanou'
hail 10 await the result OF Mrs McLauchllns INJURIES
She was lodged In the new jefferson Market Pfson ae
ceptng the situation with the stOd, apathetic manner
which she had shown from the FIRST. 81, .,o-
Mrs. MCLAUGHLIN is young woman OF dark complex
ion and regular features whose strong constitution hsi
kent her live beyond the hopes OF her physicians a
the NewYork Hospital late last night u was staten h
she was very feeble and that death was 9n ~ bHT com
dltiOn and said with great calmness 10 an at
know must aie" she mad been epoEstse Ete iysd G with
friend named Mrs Pine az No l33 west lwe9 jjtd
e. Her father Michael Cregan hnI nc M nIs & no ,b two
her nor ffored In any way 20 assist her ne Ne5 %
daughters and little child Oh MS. VI,ay tho
yonngsr doughter-a neatlydressed girl about fifteen
ye1r of ag-sad that her sister had not beeh 10 sec
Woosicf She continued Bridget only eighteen
Years old when she was married Her husbands name
V,as william McIauchln and ne drove truck ne Was
GOOD hard wording man. and they lived mere III the
CITY in various places At last ne go slek' l.} WIZ
into the country ana he died at Hoosiek since ten We
have seep nothing OF Bridget, She never visited US
though we got letters from her very olten' We
shont eight months ago, but we didn't hear
anything more from her unt my sister got aleter about
1ourfG,st We didn't know she sick, NY
father used To be In the ice business but no" ne ID o
Two neatly dressed women from shrics called ut me
hospital Yesterday and ccnyeIsed ioI eM ] Sout
Mrs. McLguchliu. GGey sad nothing V~s khgWl Hpo' or
her life by any employee IN the store enc WIS ~ W. IN
hon department aud had always conducted hefsglI Ne
Mrs Pine declared that she kept guod hours anu was
very orderly hOarder =. 40 o,-.,... -.
home Mrs. worcester j. AZ No liJ y
an old fashioned thTtestury brick building Win gene
raj air Of decay Upon the door is plate bearing tne
words" Mrs Worcester, Physician" MOdy green smut
tel covered the windows of the basement IN the front
room Of which was found the daughjtIO MIs. n"ItgUs
ter thin woman about thirtyyeaIs old hcarllE hilS
inc resemblance To her mother. Sne was dressed m wen
worn clothes and rather was uutidy. He eyes were req
with weeping ana she broke forth into sOhs when inquiries
were made She said: 81 don't know nothing ahOat the
arrest or the charge Oh wish was dead lis room
as well as tHe rest Of the house was iufusied laihN
and everything fraye and worn, ana the rooms tu
the unwhO appearance OF a iOurthrWe bolfuihg
house. The officers were upstairs gathering
the medicines and implements which are now 81
The Twcuty-upth Precinct station slatteTHI,
loskIug woman was sitting IN an arm
chair IN tine basement room, bat she aDd coarse 'd-
turrd young who was also present fhd tat, were
ne ChhOrs who had come In when they hc RI or lAe
atIast From those who live ~ the vicinity II was
learned that Mrs Worcester had lived IN TINS house
about sixteen years. She came here from busion dnd
established u Wnl-n hospital for women. She has ad-
yertised constantly specialist ana II mas been sun
pectcd though proved that she las often Deeh
guilty Of malpractice ,., q.
Mrs. NoIccsttr's house was examined lcbruUy ),
1877 ne it was found that four uauts hal died m tue
hous, sucO August u, ana each only about ten days
after hrth. u alleged that the woman kept Whai
is called baby farm bat nothing conclusive c'Hd
be proved against her