About half-pasb live witness was called to see the girl, and on examining her he found her to bo unconscious, bub she could be roused a little. Her pulse was 150 por minute, weak bub regular, respiration 70 per minute, but very shallow, owing, wibness thought, to obstruebions in bhe pulmonary apparatus. Witness injected ether under her skin, and gave her amyl nitrate to be inhaled, also an enema con taining brandy, and a mustard plaster over her hearb. The girl's condition had nob improved ab half-pasb sevon p.m., and witness sent for Dr. Mackellar, whose patient she was. Dr. Mackellar arrived ab quarfcer-pasb nine, and on examination ap proved of all thab had been done. Tho other members of the lion, staff were sum moned by telephone. Drs. Girdler, Koberton and Purchas attended at 10 o'clock, and witness' diagnosis and treatmonb were approved of. The girl gradually got worse and died on Wed nesday at 12.5S a.m. in bhe presence of wit ness. Witness deposed thab he made a post mortem examination of the girl's body yesterday in concert with Dr. Forbes. Her physical condition was good. The pupils were dilated, bub there was no froth at the mouth or nose. There was slight rigor mortis 15 hours after death, and no external marks of violence. Witness first opened the chest. The lungs, especially the left, were of a dark red The bexbure was normal, and there was no appearance of tubercle or sign of pneumonia. The whole of the left lung was greatly congested, and there were three patches of pulmonary apoplexy under tho left lung. There were a few adhesions ab the base of the same lung of old standing. The heart was of normal size, and nob fabby. The righb auricle and ventricle were distended, with dark fluid floods with a few clots. Tho walls of that ventricle were thinner than normal. The tricuspid valve was slightly thickened, and net incom petent. There were bwo patches of inflammatory thickening on the lining membrane. , The left auricle and ventricle were empty, mitral valve compebenb, and there-was no aneurism of the aorta ; peri cardium normal, no effusion of serum or lymph. In the lefb branch of the pulmon ary artery was found a clot of blood half an inch long, adherent to the wall of the artery. 