The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-07

M CUSHING Ito the Witness showing key}ls that the
Key snst wa found up starsf A. could nO 70 Il;
The Cou rt-One like III A. Yes, STR
v ms dagger-do you knew where that hs A. No,
Mr. Onslaught will be produced by another witness.
lfr, OiUton--we know nothing about IT,
The Court simply asked 70 know.
Mr. Ctnion-we have DO knowledge on the subject
The Court II must be further identified.
Cross examined by Mr.. Clinton.
Was there any money found upon The person Of Dr..
Burdeil at the time bis body was examined A. think
there was some small change.
Q. How muchf A. do not know; Il was n0e much.
@ Silver? A. Silver and pennies
T. About how much do you Think A. There might
O. To you recoiIect anything about whether there
SAX c. ns seventy nvef A. recollect there money
found on the body
O. 10 you recollect anything about what pieces were
CON d. A. reoo'lct that there were some pieces Of hl
yer and sene pieces Of copper but What denomination
quarter, Or sixpence, something hike that do think
here was anything higher than that; half dollars
was.
Did you testify before she Surrogate that nothing had
been found in his pockee-no money Of any kind, not
wen cent? A. No sir; have not been before the Sur
Mr. CiDton-OA, was the other o,cer; was thinking
@ On the Saturday evening amer tho murder or during
ne day dd rea. many people come TO the house No 81
HOnd sueeH A. think towards evening there did.
In the middle Of the evening did great may people
seine thelel A. There was quite q number.
Q Was there not great crowd thertp A. There was
great many people came but there not such crowd
as on Il g Sunday evening '
neye n s nag greet e. m, many o coming M Ys ST.
mostly on Saturday, A. ] think was in the Doctorr
The touri--The second story back room9 A. Yes, sir.
@ Did you allow anybody TO 60 up stairs during thai
O. Up to what timer A. think the Coroner rave orderr
q 90 IN
at all
Q. Was tina, in the evening" A. think it was.
Ab0ut the middll u the evening" A. think might
have been about that time.
9. A. near as you can recoikc.P A. Somewhere rn
O. From that time until the Coroper's inquest ended The
defendant IVES in custody was she not She WAS kept
pstairs.
Mr.. Cintop-You have been police of,cer bong enough
% Know whether she was in custody asked whether she
was in custody police officer does not know what thai
mtant be ought 10; insist upon an answer.
The Coars--I will take DOW n your question.
The Whpsss-I do not know whether the Coroner did do
90 or not he told me 10 conduct her up STAIR and NOT 10,
O. Do you not know whether that is keeping party IN
custooyS A. should think 1t was.
O. This was IN the middle of the EVENING" A. Yes sir.
O. Lid you do as directed In that respect keeping her
up stairsY did.
Q Were you there until the inquest closed' A. Yes,
O. How soon after this conversation occurred In Der
rotm when yeu told her The Coroner her % 60
owp stairs and give In her staement before she did 60
ho~nS A. should think It might have been eight or ten
minutes.
O. 1t immediately, was M A. As soon q had
nne 10 80 down and come up again and fetch her down.
may not have been so many.
O. As you could go down into the Doctors
room?
Wtness-Ard go up stairs again.
q. When you went up stairs the second time she came
immediately DOWN A. Yes, 'ir
q. During that time she had not any counsel, had
he? A. do not think she had.
Y. Not that You know Off A. Not that know Of.
a. How did you come TO go there that morning, were
on rot sent forY A. was sent for.
anne around to the station house, and were sent
around by the lieutenant
O. Dr. Main 10 the station house and made the re-
Q Who took possession Of the dasger' A. think the
Coroper's son did, John.
O. And he took possession of the pisto A. believe he
O. Did he immediately after finding them take possession
OF them A. believe he did.
Q. Since that have you seen then7 A have seen the
dagger, not the pistol.
The sourt-s.ep aside, sir Call your next Witness gen
iemen.
EVIDENCE OF snAs c. HERRING, WHO MADE purLI
CATE KEYS roR DIR. BURDELL, TO SUPPLY rHosK
LOST OR STOLEN.
Examined by Mr.. HALO. Did you sell q safe 70 Dr.
Burdell al any timer A. sold him o safe, sir.
Q. whenf A. On the 2lst Of April 1856, think, sir
have memorandum consulting book)-ls5o.
@ where was that safe takenf A. No 81 Bond street
more than onef A. supp6ed t~o keys a. ! always do
II the time when sold the safe.
" any hterWardsf "A. In Sertfmber-(cOrrect ng)-On
u lie - Ut. BuTdel came To my store and said
The Court-Never mind the conversation
The wiiness-He wanted new key To supply the place
u one shich bad been lost stolen took the door OF
s safe on and took to the factory, altered the heck
ma The lot Key would not open the safe and made
M " keys for the new lock, az altered.
O. Are your Keys and locks numbered, no,1 A. Yes,
afe, on the handle.
'col at these keywhat have you to say in relation TO
htmt Witness (eaamining keys always keepa record
IN the street, and by coming to my tell
's The owner Of the key; have done this in many in
The Courtwhat is the record Of this lock as you oos
n ~ A. April q peadng) Dr. Burdell, April 81, No. 81
Boid street, we register the number Of the sale 1922
you viii zee that bears that number
The Couri-And that key has that number A. Yes,
~ aid my bame sfamped upon the otb-r side.
o AND every Key and everJ safe from your sofe has
berr alike.
Q. Then the number Of tho safe and number Of The
sey Of the safe, as now shown you, are IDENTICAL A
The Couri-This key and the one you originally fur
M bed 70 the Ioeor have different numbers1 A. In Jupt
IT. Burdel called and said no had lost bis hey, II had
been stolen.
O You furnished another' A Yes, sir
Q lid you then REMINDER the two new kSys7 A. II
THY were numbered at all It the original number;
was taken 70 the factory and We made charge, and col
lectcd the bll.
The Couri--ro You ,now whether this hey opens III,
sai, a. sfcred In June, whether II made In April
A. We went up with The CorCners and asceriaiDed
u ID Il OIen The safe il before Il ahsredi
A. Yes SIR after the 2sth Of June that key would
~ en- ths safe.
Cross examined by Mr.. Onisn-o 10 you say that the
altered Ike, vas delivered TO r Burdel The 2stb Of
Junei A. The door taken to the factory the 2sth Of
June, and delivered TO him the same DAY.
q II was returned 10 him the same day with The
key2 A. Yes, tr.
O. And iha' new key opened the cafe a, The time Of the
iDquesr A. do not know that sir; did not see.
Juror-Do you know whether hat key win open the
safe now2
The douri-He rays will not
Juror-Q You tiled ~ A. Yes, sir.
The Cour'-n wip not open the safe, but az was DO
fore the 2sib of June.
TESTIMONY OF OFFICER HECTOR MOORE, VINO W.T.
MESSED TIE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN DIR. BURDKLL
AND MRS. CUNNINGHAM, AND HEARD MRS. CUNNING
HAM AND DAUGHTERS SINGING ON rBR sHoorD
SUNDAY AFThR THE MuRDER-
Examined by Mr.. Hal-Q You arc attache 70 The Tf.
tcenth Police dLticu A. Ye, sir.
O. Tho same the last wincssi A. Yes SIR
q DID you know Dr.. Burdell In hs life timer A. Yes,