The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-13

there dates from the death Of my daughter she died FRI
day morning, and buried on Sunday the bth and my
brother vas here ut three weeks after, and We went
together 10 find the grave OF my daughter.
Goes dramatically brother came down here On
Saturday morning. we went 70 Greenwood on Monday
m win be remembered that said Eli Taylor 1wore 70 be-
ina in Herkimer and seeing Doctor Burde the 9Th Of
EVIDENCE OF rHoM AS PIcrON.
Mr. Pctop being sworn, said IL reside 1t No. IL Secou
am discount clerk Of the Artxans' Bank about
IS yea Of age c,or Burde director Of the bank
Alexander Frazer Vice President of the bank the
meetings OF the direct OF the bank took place after his
gessac on the ,eSr MI rss 70 on ae
meeting Of the aw Doctor Burdel enter the board
on the 18th October, about or 10 O'CLOCK, A. M am
positive that had conversation with him on the 18th
O What wa ~ A. ThatI decline to tell; I have had
with Dr. Bardel aboat la going " Europe
be came 10 me on and asked what 1t wo aid
cost TO travel through Europe he brought map, and
mo pa1 Of Europe a, the least expense this
in Decembef, think; it was after went into the
Cross ex,mned-I was never bankers clerk before I
went into the Arzans' Bank before went there was
an editor Of he Sunday Mercury formerly was also con-
nesteo with SPIRIT Of the Times, Sunday Hearer, Now
York Socsm and True american have also written for the
New York Express and Tines am relative Of the late
Lie Ut. General Sir Thomas ticton
Q. when cid you come over here2 A. The day Of my
birth
O. Bow long have you lived in this city, A. Ever
since the hour my BIRTH born at 10 Mott street,
I, was The an arsecrsiic peghborhood although now
within stones throw Of The Five Points; have also had
the honor dshonor of being an attorney and cou leor
at law and member Of the Supreme Court
EVIDENCE OF JOHN SMITH.
live at 81 Great Jones street; AZ ars old In the
fall Of 1855 sold bookcase bedsead to John ]. Eckc
1t had been exhibited In the Crystal Palace sold 10 hun
there; delivered the bedstead to hi on The 2sto OF DC
tober last this paper you band the bill for il, and
this check ia the by which Mr. Ecke paid ma: the
check handed 10 me by Dr. Burdel; delivered that
beGa,ead between O'Clock of the 2Stn of October,
1855; DIR Burdeil particular that should mol
nre The aIt in carrying the bedstead up slairs he said
he would cbsrse So for every knock the paint
on the wall we were about twenty 10 putting up
article the Doctor assisted in doing IT, Mrs. Ginning
ham Of her daughters were present; they
went in and look ed a. the bedstad after was pat up
eadh the adonig front room was not open there
was asoia si'nng against III Dr. Barae went 'ato the
third story front and tnen brought out Mr. Eckcls
check end paid me- Mrs Cunningham and her two daugh
then out and looked at the bedsead; they liked
Cross examned-l sure made on. that bill for the
2sh Of october my clock tells the day Of the month and
looked II at the me wroe the bill.
@ How then that you got the ale wrong and had
to change III A. was never changed that was blot on
Mr. fden maintained that the date had been changed
from the 10th TO the 2s and handed to the court for
Wiuess-I was wen acquainted with Mrs Brrder;
called to her frequently; my wife was hetter ac
qusnted with her. got married 10 the city Ct New York;
haps could ! can't describe Or. Bdrdells clothes;
be was very nicely dressed; | am sure y was
october don't know why the check was left With Dr.
Buroell when handed TO he said 'here s check
that banded NE for yon bad never kno Eckei DO
month before the 2s,h Of OCTOBER called Mrs.
Burde and him in the house; he was stanapg 10 the
hail. we did not speak together afterwards was there
Doctor to the door; called him by and
said wanted to see Mrs Gum peham; my impression Is
thai Mrs Cunpipeb ham introduced 70 Dr. Blfde that
before the 2Slh of October.
EVIDENCE OF MF. WESLEY W. HILL.
am 90 years old; am superintendent OF the Iafsr;e
so,el nave inc register OF se h"e, mere pr ouru
there September 81, 1885, he left the 3st
Of October. according The book he returned on the
10th OF November according TO the register his
l. entered in his Handwriting he paid for his meals
from the 3, Of September to Inc sst of October Dir and
Mrs Fraser went to the hotel just about the sane tine the
Doctor did the d. ctor very regular 10 his meals.
Cros examned-T The Doctor len ON the 2slh o. Novem
ber back the ID Of Decem then remaped
until the 3th and finally left that ime Friday The
26th Of Noyemb r. he then went TO HerKimer; Tuesday
the "a OF December; he came back 10 cinncr.
NIDKNCE OF DR. WALLER b. ROBERTS.
live ut No IS Bind street; am dentist; my age ia "a
years; was acquainted with Or Brde for three years;
great deal Of business with the Doctor for the
last three years; We have been in the habit OF
Der l endorsed o noe for the Doctor for s. 900;
saw him almott every day hom the l7th III tue
note; the ish and ION had Conversation with him
about the suit with Mrs. Cunningham; on the I'D be
cav ON tse Of october Me- Frazer resigned a. Wee
Pret1ebt Of the Arzans Bank the DO tor in and
told about iha, afternoon or next morning; on sun
dsy, the 2Jth be came ino office sgain and intro
duced him 10 gentleman whose teeth was dying; that
day be wanted 10 take stock In the ArZlns' baDx on
Monday tuesday morning nc told me be going 70
be ny pass resolutions thanking VI r for
his eSertions In &c ting up The rank, and his ger:
hil- Vice President; whtp be ca ne back /
aked him how he 90; along he evadec the question;
said there good deal OF feeling sgalns, Frazer,
but that be would try 10 get Il passed at the next
mceiitg he always 10 my Office he left
md fot nay cards aad gave them 10 hs ptlens. so
that they wasted any tnirg they would to mo- he
,his the 3lst Of october; the 25h OF November
be got a check from me for sl0O GATED II few DAYS
ahead the s9th; from the 2i,h 10 the 18th Of Octo
Der Burdel ab ent from the city, ny know
lecee IN the Of 1868 met the Doctor at saratoga
spuuHs, IN the monh OF August; became acquainted
With The claimant, Mrs. BlTdell. the leh Of August;
(Mrs Cuunius hams daughters) coming BY certain
train; he "a d he had written for uem TO CO and
ptc,ed u,m: he down the station housu for the
he treated her very kindly, spoke very highly Of her,
aid she widow worth from yenty Ave 10 hun.
dr,d thousand d llsrs
Tho Court Ihen adiourncd III ten O'clock tnr.