New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

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q Was it twenty niHut's one moment A ~ sat-
@ W s,i'i1 A. should j4dss not.
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Q werr ,herr H'r patterns looked At Or not Two ("
Wen 20. tA.rr ten in.,si A We MAJ h.v. Seeu;
q Yo5 ten le ,ose'hsr where did you 60 A roSo. 81
O. Al from there yOu went up stair. went into tn,
M W. y, yGho .Te one or two h.d one SIR 81
M, s se s Sf1 oS SLss .boa T I the cook cane
q DID you notice how beg h.acs were when she came p
YOU were q in The horse en- saturday A. Ye. Sir
| q triL you wen aiken into custody fe- 81.
q io.r were in custody during the corOurr, inquest A
Nj cGon DO you t1Ow whether Dr. Smith had Il CHI 10y,
b. Jurora the hight in the bal furnish you suhic
hs 70 70 dow - The kitchen did you have Light in tho
Mr Hal-Wher, this cider q which you speak KEEP,
Tbot barrel in the hall aud alo some in the kitchen
Have you .eea the defend.n, the table Ye.
| o wba, hand did she use A. The right hand
q Would YOU have noticed if she hsd used the let
L mix should
q Did you an, pby'ica! difficulty in her hand A
NO Oh TESTIMONY OF MRS. VAN NESS
The defence then introduced As witness MR.. Hester
| Van Ness, who testified a. follows:
@ Do you know the defendant and her daa!her'' A. do
G How Iona have yon known them a Nor or less since
| LeI eldest daughter was two wears old
| q What l. III, Of her eldest dsughter now A.
Eighteen did not know them intimately all the time .,
| hsIr during the last ten years.
Q How long have you known DR.; Burdeli A. I ',w him
fs Mrs Cunning CHAINS house, in Thrytou street
| The Court-When A. Two year. ago hi. Winter
@ Since that time have the parties together con
siite ell the circum,t,uce' in the first psee your n.me
mtntor-d that Of the sdy who accompanied them 70
si:e sh,; 70, gS the defendant ''d while Their" and
Thu CouIt-We have had al that in evidence.
br h SH d sa SGa stay aS the ESS Of time A
D"rns tia, time did Dr. Burdeu and how
often A. cannot say how oen he called there as general
ins rs Ia sDd he sapry spr2t his evening. with
u. generally out in company with her and the Doctor
saw them At Mr. B1rdelr, house, cannot say how often
Rd you see them e9Eyer.ns .osesne fei scsd
O. you notice tha, the, appeared on friendly or TN
Tie tcurt-hs, did you notice their Conversation and
ssun. conversations understood them be persons engaged
70 T. nsnd seIe a saw 'heI GndSr h, .unno.
tom A. Itwss entirely:
ned from DR.. Burdcl' A lie has spoken Of it several
1 ".
q What did he her in reference oher Of dress
While she q wdOwf A. She had been widow about .
y,aror think few days past when went to have my
h attended BY Dr. Buide and in the course of tn" time
JUDGE Desn--Wss the defendant present. She not
sor, her wearing nOurns and asked her differently
shlnk be did he je.,ed good deal about IL in my Pre-;
he mentioned in her presence cannot sag positively but
much persuaded that he did
| fault b, found A lie aid 10 ne az tlis TINE
O. DO YOU rrcocct-wss yos Saratoga a, the time she
fi.' stuercd in dIes dfTen from her mourning dress A
Iva. the Doctor rms4 that he had thrown of her black
and he WY happy 70 see brown are- on her
the first coo'ed dress she had worn and 'nP'edhm that
o You continued your intimacy the house to the tune
O Have you st any time him down in the basement
when .he engssed in her household avoeston' did
Car you fs the d,te by any circum,t,nee nearly the
Sh Sf W.: there re- came c.ne on sune.' .eeh,r
Did they converge tor,hesi A. fss Sir martha
us, 20 ,i Should ssy wa hour might have been
O. Did YOU notice anything make you suppose that relations
bad changed between them3 A Not particularly haze no
O DID you fnn Of the time that she had suit against him
% ~, hi. b,fotr OF after that A. Thi, after
The COurtCsn you Ircollee the thnsl A. cannot par,
caay i's ,dt va. "a. eom hone hst aenoon
ne feT some thought mother wanted to have her come
down. TO see her sud think she said she could that after
The Cou-Csn you fix the time OF this conversation shout
Ws., after the dscou,nu.ton the suit for breach OF
Va. You in the house on the Friday prior his death!
O. About what hours? A. The first time think between 70
VIVA: The Other tine Ja.t 4 I,. S her the
hurry a sasdJd S Ps5e s h ''d asked ms
| q For Helen! a. Ye., Sir
q You sar the Rev. DIT. Becch,r there a Ye, ST, b.
about halfpa oeOck conc- state particularly it
70 IN What way did you hear Objected TO- and ruled
q Were you sent fort A Yes, Sir; A orev came for
q Did yOu get thrre before the Coroner A h'.rc
O Whtn there where did you go A. Mrnt hrst
in the fso then went up stairs to the third story
ireIt room ..,e-,.,., -, A.. p..a.u ,na
h.Itwo daughtef and George snodsra, and Dr. RObert
think csnno, sythere many running IN and out
BIIde's forehead. ~howa. lying on the bed
q Nhstaas her situation at tho time you got there! 1t
Er Hali-sts,e the fact-we nferences A. She
lying tbe bed when in she didn't appear TO OBJ
.aid "Oh isn't this horrb, or something Of that kind
q How Ion, do J, a remain here' A Until sfor dark
| do net know what time It was
q. hst va. her conduct during the day! don't know
9. could say there much excitement nothing
than would be usual under such eIcitemen tried 20
reoole. what did happen but il very contu.ed and all
csu recopeet appears Just like would
q Were people going and coming on, all the time' A
| Cross-eI0n,inotion condvcted BY NJ. Hall.
| q Where is your residence A. No ia Fourth avenue.
| bsrIs ths, arne.
@ Have you not been employed. time, in the f,my
dis,'T nah, A A., is ..s Sir w., ST,
@ Dc you know Dr. Roberta A have seen him At Mrs
@ IL wea. With yon To- s.rato,,r 4 saw him on board
O. In wLst month that you went to SarstoEa' A. 1t
July have thought II II; presume Il Sas July
O. In 'P.sks Of The p.0uer observe you cav neE ,d.