The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

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goco deal SAD; we talked aboui soms common place
events tbas Is, pho was goag to Do nar-ssd vho sai
q. Nothing more' A. No
q. Who opened the door when goa ,slsi' A ous Of
The Doctors boy' A. Yes
q, Was no grown up boy A. No; the 6rsS sins
called one o. Mrs CunnDgh boys opened tue door
O. D The Doctor speaE 10 you about lts being fastened
A. He I'D ne thought II Was y very strange ctr0nm
Uance
Did be recognize any Of thsm VINO looked IN at his
where hs went when be went out and whsa ne 90 IN
they were on his track every where.
q. Bow frequently did he say thsy hai been watching
A Juror-Did he appear 70 be In his 1suai mood on
Friday No; he was rather melancholy for . man OF
bis disposron Or Burdeu was usually pleasant and
good humoied man.
Q.-By the ,ame Juror-You said you had c0ayscsa-
O Was ais conversation IN his uua .oos A vo,ose A.
sbink !. WAS
Q, Did he talk loud A. Not very
We're bits remarks loud enough to be heard upoa ~
next floor above A. Any standing At the hsad OF
the stairs might be able 70 hear what Was said.
O. How Ion did this conversation iAstf A. About en-
minutes probably more; think might have lasted
half n hour
O What part Of the conversaton occurred tn the hai7
tbs ball.
By Juror-Dd the conversation about shs difScuses
ne had VITA Mrs. Cunningham OCCUR in Sae nae A. 1t
Q. Did his coaversaon reis.,ve to asking you 80
ana atop with nim occur In the hall A !: did
the family pass through the halls I saw Mrs Goo.
nneham IL toe from, pAror she opened the dooe while
Jufor-Q want to know the previous position OF ths
parties. What did Mrs Cunningham do .hsre' A. She
old nothing, but merely passed up stairs,
time A. don't hnow.
Q. DID Mrs. Cunningham pass slowly up stairs A. (
did not observe how she went up
By Juror-We want 70 get as all the ,,oSs. You
rpesx OF being his boadsman on some oc,ssloos. A.
BY the same-were these legal difficulties that you
,peak OF when going the doctors baif A. Its imposs-
Ccroner-HsG thoy any bearing on this csss' A. No.
Coroner-Very well don! see the use H asking such
questions.
she Doctor except the people this house' A. Or Bar
oel psd good many enemies
@ What were the enm,tes caused by A. They were
mosily caused by money matters nearly all bis dicu;-
ties have grown ort OF money mater, hs OF ths
most penurious men that lived penny ais eyes
was ~ big as . dollar In other men g eyes
q. There was deep rooted animosy existing agsins.
him the part Of others than those living this house
A. Nos thatl know Of; there was . man In Broadway
named Evans whom he accused OF breaking into his
creary who said he would be reveused upon the doc
tor. Sut that in the State prison Of Virginia
oond Ss~.
and DR. Burde in tho hall wAy' should think %.
Could they II they were on the atarss A. suppose
Q. You dont know that Evans .hrestsneo any re-
ysnse A doD't know the fact Of my own knowledge,
O. what Vas Evans oonvinsed Of, A. II WIS sxher
forgery burglary think; but an not sure OF VITA,
Q Ia he IN Virginia now A. I think he IT,
Ia be In the city a. pIeeenv A kos that know o.
Corooer-I want 70 know whether he wM In the city
for the last month A, raid he in the State prison
10 Virginia, 70 the beat OF my belief don't know sos
ceriasn hal he u there now, bu Ia my Impression that
he u.
O. Dtd Dr. Burdsn ever say anything 70 you abort his
being married. A. he declared 10 me on Friday iast
tsat ne wHs not married; ssxed him In iocose manner
II be was ever going to get married, vnsn he sAid hs
would not.
BY Ju'or-A the time you len the house did Or Bur
dell 20 with you A. He di not, left the house ri
~ O'Clock; think DR.. Cox told thai he went oct
with him after len
Ooronsr- Oeaosr, tell my deputy subpous Or. Cog.
Juor-There arc two CoK's; which one do you
Ccrorer-The Rev. Richard Coz.
Did you ever observe the key of the front door, A
9 nwss very peculiar one, vas not, A = v..
women outside this house. that any o. them had threat
eped his iitS A No. sir
WS. RS Az spras sp't s.u s sUoa, ss M , -, n ss
q Did be tell you this on Saturday. A. On Wednes-
cay had often urged him tae uncertainty Of LIE and
who vas short lived, and voala die vcry sud
denly be was very much troubled with rush Of blood
O Dd be tell you 10 whom he hal left his property
A he mentioned some persons In questioning him; know
iry some Of bis family connections felt Interested In The
matter and ssked him 10 relation 70 It,
Did be alive you 10 understand that there w,s any
thing in the viii concerains Ms. Ounnnshsml A. No
q Re lett her nothins' A. Nothing Of all; there had
been . dfDcuity with Mrs. Cunning CHAM about the will
some controversy, a. he informed me.
y Al what tme did he mako the wu2 A, Vol did
not inquire no had with him, and Vas busy and dld
not examine II sufficiently 70 know did not examine a
suce.ty 70 90, the date Of IT, or the Witnesses or any
Coroner 20 The officer In at,endauce) II. Cr.taioras
s,stant here
Oficer-He j. not.
Coroner He standing the ha, little while ago.
Cnicer-Be Is no. here nov, SIR
Coronef-vcry well. Then, gentlemen, | will call
Uriah Masvps OF the Reformed Dutch church.
RE.xxAMISArIoS or THE REV. URIAH MARvIsE.
U You have, I believe, gone, sir, Nth the Deputy
sheriff or officers 10 500 Mr.. EokeS A. went yesterday
arsrroon TO man In prison whom shsJ called Mr..
Fckel.
Q Did you ever see him borore' A Nos 70 my know.
q Dd you recognize In that man the person Who vsn,
10 your house 10 gel marredf A. No, cir.
AJuror-Dd he have bat or cap on rhea y'n saw
i'm In PRISON. A. No -
q. nd be have . wig onf A. Yes, and somebody told
him 10 take u OF, and sac him with Il and OF.
y. IL sWtbe wig he has been in the habit Of wearing
for the last hree veckn A. suppose 90, but do not
y Did bis wig alter his appearance very much when
he put A. You could still dis ingush the features
of the man with II on or OF; OF curse II uakss df.
ference with any man, whether he has head OF hair on
srs Pro,ser told me tha, she could scarcely recos
pss him with that wig A. Different persons !.
dowcd with ainerent degrees OF perception In recos
Coroner~You said in your former testimony ssa, you
could not well say even who the vss--you thought
that spon looked IKE the up stairs (Dr Bar.
dell)g A. would say fAr as this, that the body I
saw up stairs resembles the man ! married more than
the man saw yesterday. whom tney call Eckei
A Juror--Have you anything more OF importance TO
communicate A. No, sir, have nothing more to com
municatc
Corouer-In certain churches behave that people,
vhsn married, sgn document are you 10 the habit OF
rettips persons whom you marry 10 sgn any psper A.
No, SIR, there 10 no signature
Juror-You stated In your former evidence about the
person whom ron married taking certificate aod look
ing over. Did he read II osrcfulTf A. @asnou
certificate
o. Do you suppose the, he read every part A. he
scanned the cerncate DO not know whether be read "
all or moi; he nodded his head and said that "a All
right" or something 10 that effect
o. II n extraordinary that he DID not see bis name vm
speit wrongly A. speii II "Berde, instead OF sur
dell
O. What time In the evening was that
Coroner-we have thst already 10 testimony. ITO ths
wtness)-I would IKE 10 have your servant girl here
WltnsM-Her name Il NacManpan. and she 10 In my