New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
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THE BCRDELL ESTATE.

gneer was called the part Of the applicant 70 prove
that be had been introduced to Mr.. Cunningham
family by Dr. Burdell, and believed That Dr. Burdel
thought she was q fine woman.
DIR w H. Roberts, IA Bond-street dentist) exam
inatiop was then continued. He told Of seeing the
Doctor with Mr. Cunningham at the Broadway The
ater ard at Saratoga thought they acted kindly
toward each other said that the Doctor was expect
ING to 20 to Europe, and Mrs Cunningham and AU-
gusts were expecting TO go with him; that the Doctor
had told him that Mr.. Cunningham was smart bust
ness woman who attended to her own business, aud
was worth good deal of property, and he had seen
the documents
Mrs. Ann Eliza Taylor testified that the Herkimer
landlord, Ell Taylor, at her house three weeks
after her daughters death which October Sd.
Miss DENIS Hubberd, or Mrs.. Denis Worst, testified
that DR.. Burde never told her that he would not get
married until she did, that the doctor showed him the
release he had got Of the house from Mrs. Cunning
ham, and asked her to keep it for him.
Counsel for the contestants then put in the following
letters:
No 81 BOND STREET New.York Oct 10, 1876.
COUSIN DENIS received your letter two days since You
you ready 20 NcwYDTk whenever say the
me- bnh Hold youT.e in e.dne. to co1e To- the c;y At
Mt. warning PehaP. may 60 ont atter YOU bat if
Spcer came down here and quaTreled with me aud my
she
Mrs c. has ssndeed and Lucy Of the worst kind.
and sPicer joined in slonderng yeq.
II do out 10 Sa ketts Harbor in few days viii
HARVEY BURDELL.
q BoND STREET NEw-YoRr Oct. IS, 1856
Cousin DENIS: wrote few days since il great
haste stated that did not go out to saeket. HArbo
%14d me Pot 'HS a b sa Ds y & WINCH
due the frat Of this month but Rehrs which is due aud
will probably be paid the first Of November The property
at the Port has increased in value considerably.
Our bank 10 in the most favorable condition
you fifteen dollars, which +. all that spare present
The trouble expected with Mr' Cunningham may not take
present shall out to Sackett' Harbor this Fall the fore
When be left here really pied poor spcer for when he got
here he was ks cat in strange garret He thought IS
He looked much like old scaecrow cornfrd that he
passion end threatened all kinds of things and as and Mrs C.
spcers personal appearance much against him that
Mrs G. did rot th1k proper to take hun under her wing
abusing but what he said had effect than
The bsyng Of old out jsckass was disappointed in
They say he has bad wherever he has lived He IT,
according 10 his admission very bad ,moug
be with him without being suspected
his rieuds say but the poor old fool il not worth noticing
the folks at s Harbor also TO your sister Julia and the big and
little daughters
excellent heolth and hope you're the Excuse
the small amount | send you.
HARVEY BURDELL.
DENIS: left NewYork yesterday for this place to
say letter the receipt Of the
money sent you think that should not have had any
who joined her in her sttenPt to inure much di.aP
pointed in spicer But al trouble is at Ell end think
She 10 designing 'chemins and aul woman Al her De,
sign, get marry her but the old hag has failed
and damned her soul hell would marry old toad
v S Of the vdders" and think he va. right.
may expect out at Sackes Habor some time this
Dinner Il. now ready aud close by wishing you all
wei anu ""pp' HARVEY BUnDELL
p ST. send you paper the time send the letter
No. 81 BoSD STREET, NEW YORK Nov 49, 1873.
stated tat might go Harbor short time
concluded leave the city Their Is
no trouble now between me and Mrs Cunningham ! THINK
Mrs C. will make any disturbance and that she Will
be quiet and leave No 81 Bond street she can with
If you would like this city have objections.
S TPa 10" Oh e P Sc t G heTe6 to S her
well situated at Sacke be the most sdvisabe
them e BIockn if Ln% SoSGqae to Keep T house opn
oS IKE 70 Seae Vo aS With rr Hore are the facts,
shall certainly rid OF Mrs Cunningham by Spring and may
get rid Of her row very SOON and when this bh
Of he'll leaves would like have you once New,
York soon a. can get her out OF any house
shall may tie old d take her to himself in the internal
will send YOU some more money in short time, as
in Of what is due to you from Ei1abethpor
My respects TO all Write on the receipt OF TINS
P s~Te me about spicerwhethcr he left s Harbor
not.
No. 81 BoSpsrrrrr NEW yoRK, Nov. 10 1885
COUSIN DENIS have finally concluded that you had bet
down to this city My proposition i: this for you to
start from saoke Saturday morning the sh DAY OF No'e
the afternoon evening Of hr same day have made ar
Taugtmtnts with MARY at ckmc 'oE you % stop there,
the same place. Aunt Dcuisons Hate residence.
write carly that can get al answer before leave here
ter You can say so in your answer to Mrs has left
No ST. and for the present after you get back here you can
stop with Lucy the Graham who would be delighted to
have you with them las boarder and not as visto Your
ucolne from the Port is exclusively yours
x,sna I'D bone re f1p
Wit send you " bl on the coming Saturday or Monday
ont Of which P your fare to erkmer 1n5 Mrs s, ogn,a
Bond street the outside envelope nde ths direct TO
open it and find inside sealed me which be will hand
nag and al viii be right Do not neglect this .
come or net In great haste yours &c; Dvry p,,,nv,I
send you TIE Sunday Di,pateh
Mr. Marcus ID. Butler Of the Public Administrators
Office testified that he had found the Doctors bills
and all important papers fled and well arranged found
his name written Brrdell and Berdell.
Mr. n. Crocheron, of the Philadelphia House, Phil.
adelphia swOre that the reputation of David NJ. Grant
for truth and veracity bad; had heard Mr..
Wright Of New-Jersey, had told Grant that he was
liar to his face and Mr.. Graut did not deny it.
Mr. Edward H. Stone Lafarge House bookkeepcr,
swore that Dr. Budel paid Ills s. per week for board
there up to the 3st of October and began to take his
meals there again November %.
Mr. Catharine Dernison No. 4 Carroll place, Brook
lyn repeated the t smony which she gave before the
Coroner.
MI VIM. 4. Beechero Of Ssratogs swOre to receiving
SEQ from Dr. Burdell to pay the bill of one cf Mrs.
Cunning hams daughters at his brothers school.
M Daniel X. Taylor, lawyer, was in tie su War
uer vs. Griffin it was called Oct 9Th and adjourned;
Or. Burden was al court before il was tried
The hearing will be continued this morning.
THE STATE OF MICHIGAN IN COURT.
SUPERIOR COURT-SrrcIAL TERM-June lS-Befoge Judge
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