The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21

ter from her in which she said, Photograph
as Mrs. vosbursh rs dead and will 20 on ana hold
10 the Uourt--if could remember would state;
1t while 1 was worry much excited, and have no
PHYSICIAN AND MINISTER
DR.. James Hardness was then called and testified
reside at No. 80 Morris street and practice medi-
cine; met DR.. Cornell twice Al my own house; no
called twice upon me in relation 70 Mrs Vosourgh;
think the Arst time was Thursday, February IA; as
tar recollect ne told that his patient vomited
soon after anything entered her stomach; what she
vomied was undigested; that there was nausea pain
and burning in the stomach, aud to some extent IN
the viscera or the bowels.
Cross-examined by Attorney General Stockton,
Dr. Hardness testified that when he went before tho
Grand Jury he could not remember all the symptoms
told HIM by DR.. Cornell; after consideration ne
had remembered all Of them. practise medicine
n'a min psas's ' Of u he Gospels; am the
pastor OF the Third Presbyterian Church IN Jersey
City; have a diploma from the New York College OF
Homeopathy; can't tell which profession takes up
the most OF my time; II depends upon circumstances
tlaughter); have no physicians sign on my aoor !
Dr. Cornell called upon me, is my impression, after
dinner; fix the date OF Dr. Cornelps visit because y
was the first Thursday after the meeting OF the So
ceGy Of Ministers OF Jersey City, Ut which something
was said about Mrs vosburgn's sickness; tho minis
ters did discuss cases they only mentioned IN
some way or another that sho was very sick
Ephraim s. Wells was noxt called. He testiied:-
/ am a druggist and reside Ia the Bergen section OF
Jersey CITY; have been druggist twenty,ioar years;
versation with Dr. Cornell in regard TO antmony; u
was few weeks ago; ne did not ask me whether an
whether tartar emetc was found in Its native
state told him, II told MIN anything, that II was
not
DIR. CARPENTEn's TESTIMONY.
Tho defence then placed DR.. Benjamin ID. Carpenter
on the stand He testified IL reside at No. ID Month
cello avenue Jersey City; have resided in Hudson
county about six years; graduated In 1876 from the
medical department OF the New YORK University;
have practlsed medicine continuously since then;
have been acquainted with Rov. George b. Vosburgh
about u year; first met him at bis mousse, where !
also met his wife; was arst called to attend Mrs.
Vosburgh in May June OF last year; she suffer
ing from rheumatism and govt; the rheumatism
made II difficult for her to walk; II was some time IN
the following November that ceased my
visits; as the rheumatism began 10 improve shc
exhibited signs of indigestion and yomtcd that was
about q fortnight before ceased visiting her that,
considered was the equity rheumatism attacking the
stomach; she told me that she had vomited prousey
from drink king lemonade; think she said she made
the lemonade herself; any large amount OF food OF
drink in the stomach at that time would have excited
hands and feet TO the stomach, would have produced
vomiting; rheumatism, when transferred to the
stomach, frequently produces death; after lei
she passed into the hands Of u cairvoyant
| next saw her Christmas Day at the
house of Mrs. Williams. on BrinkerhoH street
she was there 10 dinner she was suffering
then much more physically; she was somewhat ema.
GATED: IN equity stomach the digestion IS almost
entirely arrested; Christmas night she ate very
largely; think we had little champagne at dinner
in q woman IN her condition suppose her appetite
such a dinner at homo under other circumstances;
was to visit her again on the LIST day Of Marcn
last: Dr. Peddic OF Philadelphia, was there
Tho Court hero adjourned until to-day.