New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

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sefocr ths da you ever rough Ord' se'"een Dr.
b., ~ .nd This isdy We. I'D ,,.v.,,.s
Q Voc DO not sao~ Whist ss. .bout' d, no, ~.
Q Hor DO you know thst Il rough -or's' A Ihey
had rough ~o many times IS people VII h'Nv 81" 'ns them
O An.si,in, very unr,usl' A. hr. nothing unu'usl s.
O Aay-trus .erou.' A she ,s.r.ed Dr. Brrdrl Of hr
she worli be satisfied enough ~nh TIE Doctor
O That The only isrit she found A ", Sir
. That the only faux she ever iound' A. Tia;
h. bringing ls.i.. there for psoPcr PurPO.cs' Ye.
ncs sa.r TIL. occasion When the words were vita ref
Ss sSSe or 70 Mr. s1s sot SSHna Ssv
Q TiNis between those two p-r.oa' A hs, SIT ssv
wrre then lew rorh word. sbou, the signing Of paper
q Hoo lous before he kinra' A Il ~ssthe Saturday
You stated your dres, examinations tia, she ssd she
would be revrnsed on him A Yes Sir; -,,Au
@ When vsths' u vas WIEN she wa n King 70 him
ms eOu-wben was itst yhich % tbs. Tonveraiioo,
him BY Mr. Thsyer che said be had done her heavy
And she said she could puni.A An-,. tha, IL A She
would i- reveng'd on hin1-thst VISIT.
Q DID she spesk shout taking he law A. That WAS the
word hr ',d &c can Pu' meaning 70 " you are bet
Ter Judge absut IL.
q You .ad I, reference to Mr. ThayeF commencing
lsw.sri, s.ains, him. A. Yss, Sir.
O w,ibs the only time you heard her say anything
about being reveneedf Yes, Sir
H.. Sir.
O You stated direct examination tina, he sd
occasion before he murder tbs. PerhsP he might not live ="
o. Did ven .xesI shss brior the Coroner A. No, Sir
Were YOU ne, asked then to tell al you hnow A. Yes
but did not into Ey head until w pat in remsm'
q Who put you IN remembrance Of it, A The lady who
O Wss tAai Mr. S,ausuryi A Yes Sir; i, wss her who
Q Whcrc did MIR. s,an.srry you to put that
into YOUR hesAl She saw me m the dining room IL the
O. When, A Al the time Of the examination before the
O Did she g tina; tha, what he had said A No Sir
she put remembrance Of the words that passed between
O did IN. ak you il tina, was .ddl A. No Sir
You aid YOU did think Of this in giving testimony
b. fore th. Coroner did not: did not think of it until
Mr. Sbury put in mind Of the things that 'rsn'ped
q Did Mr., ssn.6gp talk much with you AFTER you gave
passed between her and the Doctor
you have sny further conversation with her about the
O. Did you tell her about thi, that time A No Sir
'ia o. VOW did no, tell /, to Mr.. Stsn.bury A. No Sir
o To whom did you first name it A named i now.
sC5 he fret s,an af he s Civ !. Mr. Yer SIR
@ How recently did you name i to her A. She asked me
"ss' EESih. sH S vi S ii. @' n' is within
O. That the first time you mentioned A. Ye. Sir.
I did; but NOT at the time was in Court.
had his eonaes GS with Mr.. stsn.Sry
time Sir .....,,,, =,
O. How long AFTER Not very long i the same day
o You were In custody witness then were you not
Wer YOU no, asked before the Coroner what
pred ON this when you this language used
A Well il was would have declared it as have now
Were you no .aed to ''1s osi9rs snc Coroner ' '"A
O You were it all and you did not then recol
O DO YOU mesn YOU did not recollectl A. Yes Sir.
q How many DAYS before the burial Of DR. Burdeil was TIN,
conyersaiou-ths occurucei A. cannot say; Il was mo-
MANY be not of the house At the time could moi
have been many. =. =,
q Itwa, befor, he was buried A. Yes. Sir
Tie Cour-You mean the conversation with Mr. Stansbuy
A. Mrs Stansbury asked me if was IIannshi said yes 'h
The Cour (ntcrprs -You need not go hs it is no
o Have YOU not been asked since the Corouer's naue.
whether you knew yhins more about this case A. No Sir
O Never asked bv anybody A No, Sir; asked b,
any anybody about it never had any conversation
O. .nybody c,ed upon you 70 ,s your questions abOu
re weeks in the Station house seven weeks Cap, Dk'
family aud four week, against FRIDAY in The Tomss
O. have been detained witness sh TINS timer
O. Capt, DIX. hs. no. said word to you subject
A. NO Sir he has scarcely passed the time OF day when o.
@ Hs. any one except Mr. Foster asked youf A She d
O Did YOU tell Mr.. Foster th,. about the Doctors saying
might not live TO sign the paper A No Su -. g.. A..
you mentioned wa. Mr.. Fso, three week, ago.
The witnes.-I said two or three days ago . -.
~
Q Mrs Foster spoke TO you first A. No. Sir said it raj
O. DID Mrs Foster ask wha. occurred a, that time A. No
Yoa aid no, swear that she did ask you1 A. No Sir
never sworr she did Il said told TO her myself
@ You know Mary D3noghoe A fe,' sr
sS. irfore the murd, two or three DO know it
p ,he ever leave b. fore that A. Yes Sir she gon
away once all night and then came back again
O. Did she ever 60 away before January A. cannot tel
exactly how long she went away she went away sometimes
Do YOU know anything sbout her having been discharged
A. did not she to back that night At 10 O'clock
O That vas the night she discharged Yes. Sir
q She come back and she did no, A. No, Sir
q Wa Mary dunk A. She was not drunk quite away
The Court think that is an improper question.
Mr. CironYour Honor will 'ee that 1t comes within tue
priucirle Of ruling have msde
The Cour-Mary Donsshue is certainly trial and
less be shown reason Tor the question must exclude II
,hi, time? A. The DAY after New Years that occurred
O What oseuredl A. We were down IN the cellar 81
q What occurred there, A. resign that question to Mar
6 Gs MI M. he sSs 10 y st I
The Court do not see the relevancy OF ,h. . n p
dell sustained other parties in that house The
orney .sd his opening that somebody ~ thnt house eoa
c,iye, That existed for murder somebody In that hous'
did H. have night 10 prove the rela'lon' eS'hs
Dr. Burde and the inmates OF that mouse ana between n
NJ Hs-We make objection 70 any Of these questions
We sTe waiting for the time when Dr. Barde' declarations
M CIintoh~sa,e what occurred In tina, cellar A. Their,
nothing done but be came down 70 heP e Up ~' VAN
Mary Donsghue. - ~.
O Now ask you whether Mary Douarhue and the Doctor
o. your ledge had any fghts A. No Sir DO mol
know whether they did or not. "
o Or ouarrels7 A. No Sir; they never could have had
ty might have had sharp words about cleaning or s"e-pn-
and r,suR du. but for nythinE else do not know
@ you heard Mary any threats about the Doc
tori No Sir never did =, =.
that way. may explain that hr' Cunningham has
told MT
NJ Cnton-Neyer mind that Did Mrs Burdel take care
OF the clothing OF DR.. BuTdell A. Yes, Sir.
N hon ,, fhef iue pfh Ma dPath A.
went there SIZE got his washing did bis washing she
Attended Ia clothes.