The sun., 1894-03-24
AFTER MALPRACTITlONERS.
FIVE ALLEGED DOCTORS AND EBETskE
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Inspector McIaughlin's detectives arrested
sixteen men and women yesterday on charges
Of practising criminal medicine Five say they
are regularly graduated physicians. and
eleven we're midwlves aud women who call
1 themselves doctora All are charged with
malpractice. under section 294 OF the Penal
| Code The men are:
Leo Randall 20. I5t Bss rhirtIsth street; william
Krsus SA 2ie East Seventeenth strset;Fswton white
| head. so. 21s East Forty.eshth street, sslden ".
Grove All West Forty.ninth street; Benjamin
Hswker iio West sixteenth street.
The names given By other prisoners wore:
Caroline Becker 7s7 East Thirty.fourth street:
Louise sohott 24< East Thirty. ninth street, Eliza
Schroeder 31s East Fifty sixth strset Bertha Sch vab
21b East ssvsntyseventh street; Amelia winkiemsn.
asa East Eighty street, Elsns JsndrrsL 2tp East
siSty.sscond street; Bls Lsuehiin. 800 West Fifty
third street; hrz Ksrch. sos East seventy.sighth
street; Christina Rsthkrswa 1e9 East Rightly nrst
street. and valley Frombsrf. ee3 Second avenue
About three weeks ago D. @. jayne. an ex-
secret service detective. who is now an agent
OF Britton's Society for the Enforcement OF
the Criminal Law" called on Superintendent
Byrnes and stated that the society had decided
TO proceed against malprsctitioners who ad-
vertise their trade. and that the society
wanted the police to aid them In obtaining
evidence Superintendent Byrnes put Deteo-
tive Sergeant Frink at their service. Mrs.
Grace Fox. one Of the society's employees.
volunteered her services. Mra Fox. with Brit
ton. visited the advertisers. and Mrs. Fox.
| 1t is alleged. remained In some OF the
| places for several days The amount
Of the fee demanded varied according to tho
risk. and ranged upward from S25. In this
way some evidence was obtained against
eighteen Of the practitioners, and yesterday
| afternoon Detective Frink. with Mrs. Fox,
Britton. and Jayne. went to the Yorkvile Po-
lice Court and laid It all before Justice Koch.
Warrants we're issued ana turned over to
tive ssreesnts Hsniey. DOYLE. Founosa, Cot
tEell MOI M9nnt%goIsry % Lawlsr. MeehSn. KraSeb.
SoisUd. Gun. % saiVan % bsrsn. hGna Trainer. i Nc.
Manus. O'Brien. Bonnoil, and Hickey to make
the arrests sim ultansously at 5 30 o'clock. EI-
ordered to ss,zs, ss,ss, al Instruments. drugs. and
houses Of Of al the So%sn '1iS instfS%.nts % snS nG
seSTosdef there % two S ecrpsss sss oi Children
and up stairs there % Vas sick woman. in
Bsss s.cfs he sc
spatched Detective Heard and Police Surgeon
ocd For the SICK to
engage q NJ nurss e II necessary and to send the
| At Police Headquarters Mira Schroeder said
her name was Linden. In Mrs. LouRhlin's
chair was found. A large batch OF letters from
customers was secured from the different
| places
Grove has frequently been In the hands OF
the police. and not long ago he with four other
men was arrested for forgery. Whitehead Ia
| prisoners on loot and In carriages called at
Police Headquarters In an endeavor to see
| them.
Police Justice Hogan, Civil Justice Goldfogle.
| and Lawyer Emanuel Friend also came. Police
| yustice Grady was brought In and he accepted
ball for Randall. Krausi. ana Whitehead and
| Mrs. Schwab.
| The prisoners will all be arraigned this
| morning In tho Yorkville Police Court.
The woman who was found in Mrs. Schroe-
der's place was removed Last night to Bellevue
| Boston. and said that her husband had sent
her to the house. She had paid Mrs. Schroeder
| SZ5.