The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-10

papers that be had found in Mr. Fckes room, In kind
Of secretary there; the affidavit abb tbs los or the
note lhe agreement 10 DR.. Bordell aud Mrs. Oun-
siDeham's family; unexecuted rel. ase the lease for
The house these papers we're admitted to be in Dr. Bur.
Q Was Mrs, Cunningham there9 A. she and VI. Ehee-
han came In while we wee looking Mr. Ekels secre
ary either che or Mr.. sbeehan q do not know which,
said there were belonging he In Mr. Eckeu
secretary, and she wanted get them aendded enve
oie IN which papers were found Observed writing on tho
envelope at the time.
Cross esapned.- Rev Mr.. Marvine was I think ex-
smned on The morDrg Ct Sunday the second day Of tho
pq iest; Dr. Burdebs body was lying the bed
Gre sed in black suit could say whether collar
was stand up collar or turned down collar think
was stand up collar; be had beard, moust .chs and
soa'ee; II Was dark color from the appearance Of
ihonRht II had been dyed aely; recolect the
question put to Mr. Marvine By the coroner was
rot the question put 10 him this wav sill ou swsar
positively that that Is the man you married 70 Mrs. Cum
nipghamr A. dc was asked VI he could swear, bat
cannot give the words O. Did not Mr. Marvins say that
there points OF mbance, but he I'D
positively' A. Mr. Marvue said it resemb ed the he
married about the mouth did not bear him ythng
abon. whskerr after the papers found that
&ra. Cunningham Mr. sheehan ed about them. Q.
not refuse TO allow Mr. rhsyer Mr. Clinton 10 be pre-
senn A. do not remember doing 30; do not recoec.
that they were ordered out BY the coroner the only
per sons recoect present the coroner myself and
an onicer named McCusly.
MARCUS o. BUrLHR's TESTIMONY.
Marcus Butler was called to deu,ify certain papers
round IN DR. Burde's safe being In pos ession of tho
Public Administrator since the inquest
On cross examination he identified small pocketbook Of
Or. burdells found delivered
to him by the Coroner for safe keeping the Pub
lie Administrators cce till last week. there wa. bag OF
privste letters belonging 10 Mrs Cunningham there Also
tiBce the nquesta misc lance quantity OF papers
books taken from the house; Mrs Cunningham
to them since, to his knowledge Her.
register Of tho tavern kept by Taylor at that
place Taylor said that he kept none wit
Se e.s BY o.
connection with the duties Of bis Office 70 collect Dr.. Bur
dels papers
Kept NJ register A. He said that he kept none, had
none Mr. Earle said they kept rerter and had
witness went there the small memorandum book of DR..
BuIdell was handed by witness TO Mrs. Cunnnghama
counsel, on last Wednesday
sHRRIFF wILLETr EXAMINED.
Sheriff Wnett called prove the OF the dis
charge Of suits brought by Mrs. Cunningham az anst Dr.
BprdeH but could not remember. Il agreed that the
sheriff should certify copy from the book Of toe dates
when the salts enter ed and discharged which would
be received by roth sides as evidence.
The practice in the SheriAs office when suit Ia dig-
charged is to hand the papers plaintiff attorney pre-
sumes this was done in this case but has no recoilecon
THE wIa MAKER Bx AMAZED.
Joseph Wilson. of No 20 Grand street, viz MAKER vas
examned-saw John ]. Eckel Inc l2ih Of January
Las at Crisfadoras store he asked If could At him
scalp; he came alone the first time took him into the
private ROOM and out to get the wigs 10 show him.
while in the t,ore Mrs Cunningham and asked IL
there was MIR Eckel thee said would inquire, and
on doing be said he the person. she did not like
what was showing hi at rst and asked for the BEST
and he bad nothing to say he stood there passive, like
child; promRed 70 have ready the next day, and they
called Tor IT,
No cross examination.
EVIDENCE OF MR.. CHARLES WELDON.
Charles Welcen, reporter of the Daily rSne called
ano exsmiredWas reporting for that paper the LIST OF
February last, at No 81 Bond street, Rsv. Mr. Marvino
was examined that day. witness reported his examna
tiop the examination was mainly coDducted by the Drs
uct Attorney the return Of Mr. Marvne and the Coro
from the In which the body lay and when the
Coroner asked II that the body OF the no
than this IL do not recognize the a. all ire
feTrpg TO Mrs. Cupningham), the man had larger whk-
kert' the report shown from the DAILY ftDtes
made by and believe it TO be correct with tho
and the word 'dtceased' Mr. Marvine said there
resemblance about the mouth OF the lady and tho
he married. but too faint for him TO give opinion.
Gross examined-Am not short hand reporter; that
occasion the qucsJn NOT pot and answers given
with treat rapdiy made my report the sp,, the
testimony proceeded conve sed little while the exami-
nation Of Mr. Ma.vine going the report Is not
verbatim had not "wose up" 10 the importance
of the then and did give verbatim report after
that sienc graphic reporters sent there Was your
the identity Of tho Doctor ~ih the he married Mrs.
Cunningham fObjecied tn ana ruled out
MOTION TO RECALL BELEN CUNNINGHAM.
Nr. Tdep said that be might have call the Sirrc-
gate TO recall ~ Helen Cum nghsm and for this
Miss Falenbach had tesufed that Mr. Eckel, Augusta
Mrs. Cunningham the persons who called her
mothers an evening late In October. This Ia
uadcton TO the testimony of Augusta Cunningham, Who
that the persons who called Doctor Borde,
herself and her mother. That testimony made material
Ezekiel wss In the house No. 81 DO d street
The SURF gate said be would allow Miss Helen Cunning.
ham TO be re called rs To that point
The Court then adjourned 10 10 O'Clock today.