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


Am permit, damages by tho eiements excepted And
Tho sa,d party Of the second part further covenants
any part If II Ss ssS s %Sou thu s wrsS
ssasent Of the said party Of ths nrss part, under
me penalty Of forfeiture and damages; and that
she VIII pot occupy the said premises, permit the
to occupied for any business ned extra hazar
Ssos without tho IKE coeDt, under the like penalty And
sAe win Jeri the sad party ohs DIRT part or his agent,
show The premises To persons VII hing 70 hire or pur
chase and on and alter the ars 81 February next
Dreoedng the expiration Of tho term, will permit tho usual
nocs Of "to let' for sale" " ne placed upon tho
gals or doors of said promises, an remain thereon with
PREMISES, any part thereof shall become vacant during
Ia said Ten the said party Of the first part may reenter
snsie any prosecution therefor: and rest tho said
as the agent Of the aa parry Of the second part,
aad receive The rent thereof applying hs same drs " no
payment Of sch expenses hs may DO put 70 IN re ent'r
ms a1d en 10 the Of the rent due oy hese pre-
ssn and the balance Qf any TO be paid over " The SAID
And the said party Of the second part hereby further
covenants that any default be made In me payment OF
s ssa rent any & ~ sSs # any Of
Ne agreements herein contained, tho SAID
HI ing and The relation Of landlord and tenant at the o
Of the eaid party OF tho first part shall wholly cease
and determpe and the said party Of The hrt part sna
and may enter the said premises and romove all per
~ expressly valves tho service Of any notice writing Of
aenon resnter, provided for In the third section Of
an act entitled "An act 10 abolish ~ for rent and for
ssher rurpos e." passed May 10, is4S.
IN witness whereof the parties to these presents have
Aeseapo pet their hands and seals the day and year frs.
above written. MRS. r. A. CUNNINGHAM. fsBAI
HARVEY BURDE1L. fNN.f
Sealed ami delivered in presence Of
DOCUMENT No. II.
= ~ agreed between the parties 70 this lease fol-
The party OF the first part agrees 10 allow tho party Of
Ne second part hundred dollars for keeping the
reserved by sa party Of the first part clean and in good
rder and 70 make the requisite fires during the cold
SON. and 70 wash all the towels and napkins used by said
party Of tho first part TIL the end Of the torn Of this lease.
The party Of tho second part agrees put up any sign
door plate or paper On the outside wall or door of aad
q ln case the rooms Ws not kept clean, &c. as above
specned and 70 the salts faction of the party Of the first
pan, he, the said party Of the first part shall not pay or
say pay for the time for which such attention has boon
gwen above in satisfactory manner, said party Of
De arst part. The rooms 10 be swept twice week and
grave pans 10 DO washed once day, and fires made ~
asen as necessary; bed TO be made every morning.
end hs b for he gas used to 30 D paid for by party Of
~ second part Croton fixtures be kept
psk by party Of the first part
HARVEY sf + z BURDfiI. I ssAi.
@ what were done with these papers, Captain A. Mr
Csnnery and mysef marked them and he kept them in
q Did N 8. Cunningham make any other observation
han what you have stately and so have the gooess 10
cell IT, A. don't recolIect any particular romark she
aae cxccp that she was very desrous Of getting pnses
Cross examinston-o You are the Captain Of Police Of
We Tieeth Ward In which rs 81 Bond street, Yos, sir
q And under the Coroner you had charge Of tho prcm
Q Do you know what officer Of your ward was duty
= 81 Bond street on the night OF the Soh Of January a
A Onicer nlton duty the fore part Of the night
but don't remember who was on duty the latter part
TESTIMONY or xRAsrUs WILSON.
Examined by Mr. Halo Mr.. Wilson, what Is your
pr1fees.0nY A. am dentist.
o Where your place Of business last january A.
~ Bond street.
q Did you know Or. Buriela A. Yes, sir.
O Did you know Mrs. Cunningham A. Well, cir, l
was speaking terms with her.
Were you present In the house 81 Bond street
when there any difficulty or hard words between
tbese pariiseY A. No, air, was not
syer hear Mrs. Cunningham speak Of Dr.. BardeIif A.
O At VIVA, poin. of amc' A. think have heard her
Q. Well, when was the first timer A. ! do not know
UAs could say exactly when II was.
9. How long before this killing A. knew Dr. Bnriel
BY sight, but had personal acquaintance with him I'LL
st Nay have dropped into his house frequently and
have heard her speak VI him several times when nqur
o Mention any one observation that you remember
A. remember hearing her mako this remark, think
about the Let OF December Mrs. Cunningham said that
"rR Burde would learn 10 behave hmself before she
vsczted this house"
In the back part Of he hail. Just at the door Of tho back
sdnce, on the FIRST floor, SIR
Was The operating room se cor 4, YES SIR Join
Gross examined by Mr.. Clinton.
Q Was Dr. Allon Smith there ., the timer A. do moi
O II was hs operating room, was 1t mott A. believe
q Did you ever ace Dr. Rurdou operate thercS A. Yes,
ctr; have seen him IN there with patients; con-
vsnen Office TO take ladies into when the other room was
occupied.
O. Were you ever there In the day tmef A. Ere
O Tor what purpose did you go-as q visiter pro-
fessional busnessY A. sometimes called on business.
O. Did you tho laboratory theref A. did some
times, although had laboratory at my own house.
SUs sss 81 Ssl SsSs ss S SoraoSs Y
per had sa lathe Cor the purpose Of separating teeth
which Improvement on those 10 general use, AID
no wishod mo to call IN and use II, and did So
q In the day time AZ well az evening" a. Yes, cir.
How were you enabled 70 nx the limo when this con
verpaiion cocurredf a. Well sir, 10 thinking over and
aer tho Let OF November with tho Artizans' Bank;
called there week after commenced the account; be-
hive amer election day; went 10 sec DR.. Burde In
reference 10 banking business; Mrs. Cunningham very CT
Willy invited Into the parlor, WHOM asccralned that
she Doctor was oui quite that before thai
tine heard the expression 1should think several weeks
a. You stated before the Coroner that you could not tel
whether II October or November A. ~as not quite
cure them
q You rc quito surc now, are you' A. feel cato
o1Sdeni now, from The fact hai since then rococc tho
circumstances which have mentioned.
O. With whom was ths conversation at this umef-who
eeo present. any oneg A. Well, did not SEQ any
ssn; whether fsav gentleman .i,S Mr.. Cuhnlssharn
Of this little back office am NOT quite sure
q Was II not Dr. SMITH A. think not, ar.
q didn't you the gontlemanS A. cannot swoar
ps~tvely that cav hiscs that saw him al ali;
beard gsniieman's yos, and ny impression Is saw
rsr,~uan with her; saw Mrs. Cunningham al any rate
All heard male and female voices In conversation.
Q How near were {oa 70 @sn when yca heard The
O she invited you into the lsbors,oryf A. wep'l and
neped myecB
q How came aho 10 speak 10 your A. am not aware
sAs she spoke 70 me- don't know bow the expression
directed AFTER letting INC gentleman ont she came back and
cse e door Of the once, and thai Is tho umo shc made
- of tho orrTeguion | mc nuouef.
q ND he PASS Into the sireey A. he passed out o. The
migrating room into the hall
q re came from tho operating room and as no rassed
cut YOU heard Ills remars-"Ir Burde VIII learn 70 be-
49, himself befcrc yncsie this hovsc9r Wac she with
shas ssnslernsn at the time you beard st remark A.
No. The gentleman vas gone.
was ebr near enough for that gentleman 10 hears A.
~ lruprc don IL That The gentleman had paced into the
ssrcet entirely and shs had come back 10 The Office
@ No one alse was prevent bot yourself ehenf A. No'