The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-05

O ,Oid you gst osrttacass Of your marriage A. No,
e Ana al sSs sns ssss you ave BEEN married you
"a not know what your husbands business was A
NJ has NOT done anything q ali sinoe thas Vine.
9 Have you any forsuneT A. have nothing but my
9 VIVA, dd you 90 Tor your living, and :, support
Who are sisE and prescribe or them while in clair.
voyant sate have ease In Brooklyn whore the doctor
thought that the palate Of child wss 700 long and he
burned y ana sos Cnnd grew worse; ezaminsi and
O. Who grew III tlsuehssr)p A. why, the r.hsr ire.
newed hushtsrl 10 well enough to laugh A. H. but II
JurOr-1d DR.. Burden ever speak 70 >ou on spirit.
O. You we're not we'll acquain.e WI A ,ns Doctor, A.
No.
The Coroner--why did you 90 10 ses Mrs. Barael2 A.
Q Yea; MRS Burdell or Mrs ruun,ush.mg A. shsa.k.
60 my nusosna 70 40 ner or she said abe was lone
O Where did she ak 4 xti 4. In NV house; she felt
very bad indeed, and - ked me If woald ask my hus
band 10 DO her avor said he Vas sick with rheums
much, and that Il 40 would do ii she v ,uld pay him
bis travelling enses she sent him TO house In &er
% h5. 81 . Sf
enregeo and asked him about it, and he told me that
Mrs. Cunningham sent him there questioned him very
coely, but he stuck to IT, and went up 10 Mrs Stevens
hose, the number and OF which on the card
ynd saw woman and asked 1! such descr p!ion OF
man had been there and she hrs stevens denied See
Q. Did you ever see Mrs. Cunningham before this
"A.
q Did you ever see her in her own house before
that? A. Never; after ! had returned from
Sssa On n 70
said she could not speak 70 but that she would visit
ne the next morning and explain the matter she said
she sorry that the matter had occssoned any din
uYbance trouble from that hour never SAW Ter in.
side Of her house
Q. Give me a nsarl IS you can the date whom you
first saw Mrs. Cunningham A. should think about
the middle Of summer-of August saw her 81 our
house. and then my husband forbid her coming.
q 7 - ION In
stood by the that you sworo here tnst you saw
her previously 4. Yes have seen her three times.
August A. No, Dir; the last time.
9 DID you ever zee her beforeY A. did,
Where? A. At the same house.
O. At what liner A. Previous to that tune
9 How long before thar cannot tell you she did
about the 10Th Of Way, and that then she would pay me-
the time and she did not pay me- 80 she had been
could not re-, the Money se but that tue ars abe got
she would come in and pay mo- then she again and
| my husband forbia her the house.
| suffce for anything that want whether when
the policeman Who contrary to hu orders allowed you
to 60 into room with frehe no doubt acting fro "a
the kindest sympathy for your diton-I ask you,
upon your foemn oath, whether you had not had SON
| versalon with Ms. Cunningham A. Upon my oath
had cot did not speak TO Der at all there WAS little
boy there , a..
ROOM Mo- the officer there, and man taking q
sketch OF the rcom the officer taid that should be
Portable In there would not have gone In had known
O. Why not? A. II was not place for me to 60 into
O. Why cannot say.
tberef 4. No but would know MIN II saw him; he
was rather large man with beard.
. Had he much hair ON his head2 A. do not know;
think he bad cap on; he wss rather large tall
person.
O. The cheer told me that you complained OF your feet
being cold and from sympathy be said tina. be would
bring you into This roomY A. he asked me Il was
witness, and said "yes."
o We Will con1ne ourselves to this particular question.
What was tie object Of Mrs. Gunnipgham's consulting
your A. do not know, only shc told me she wanted
wanted to snow he wns doing ali rsb. regarding her
business; she also said that OF her daughters was
s %. NAV no
business; know nothing further OF her or of any
| of her friends
Did she ever speak In any Of her conversations with
| you about BurdeD, and ASK you, a. clalrvoyant
whether he sincere other wiser A. she never,
cond time she called she told me tina, u was Or Barde
going cut with Ter and her daughter that ~as the tune
Q. Xngry for SSs.Y A. Because she sent my hus.
band to mat house in Mercer street.
o Did your husband know the house Of stovens' A.
O. What did you know about NJ A. Nothing at all
when wehtn there, they gave me TO understand what
band 60 there? A. never asked him to 90 there; It
wss Mrs.. cunningham who'dd that.
o. Why did abe ask him to go theref A. She said that
the doctor was In the habit OF having dlsrepua,e wo-
boe ard seen Improper tbiogs and that she hsd sen,
some person out 10 watch Who mad traced them TO Mrs
Q. Did Mrs Cunningham ami Dr. Burde ever come to
your house together A. No air, never never saw
DR.. Burdell but once In my life.
JuroI-You did not know that thal person was Dr.
Burdelg A. Ooy from " hat he himself said.
The Coroner-Dssctibe Is nearly as you the APP
pe.isrce-he clothes OF Or. Baroeu. A. cannot des.
@ Can you describe his rea,ures' A. II was dark, and
there were no lamps in the room was In the summer
Q VIA, hourS A. About dusk.
G. wsro you not In The habit OF lighting the lamp,
A. was bo' weather, and We I'D not light the gas
And robody was IN tho room bpt yoa and Dr, Bar.
| deif a, Ny husband aud no In tho room whom
Q C.n yeu give Us his description A. AZ neu A.
remember, he was shorl man.
Q. what was hi, s,s,ure-aye feet six incues or nve
feet eight rcbes2 A. He appeared 10 be middng sized
o wss he ss tail ~ tia. gentleman alongside Of you
| not think he vas.
Q Had he wh,ksrsS A. I do not rccolect.
q. Do he wear . straw black hat, or a capY A. r
tell you; but do not think ne had s,raw M, on
q Was he bald beaded or had he full head OF hair
A. ihrk he had foll head o. hair, but viii no! be
q Gould you not recognize whether h, hal large
vhisker,l \. DO no, recoiec, whether he had 4
A Jsror- what was bis tone Of voice-war II roushl
| IL appeared vulgar and rough:
| Q. Was his tone nigh or low A. HiEh, think.
| q Ind he spsah fast or slow A. wo In the back
room and could hear hs voice but not bis words heard
the ,n but did not understand what they were taking
O thought this conversation Was addressed 10 you
| A. Nosmy husband told me u 'eave the room.
4 The Recorder-What did he say 6rsr A. He asked
me MRS. oopniofbsm came there, and my husband
then said that he did rot believe she sas there.
L.Q. Had your husband ever Mrs Cunrushsmp A.
Yes.
| Q. How do you know he hsd' A. She bad been there
-efore tire Doctor came thsrs at all.
q Had your husbnnd her before this night
WHEN the Doctor there A. Yes.
q How do you know? Yen said You told hi n that she
had not been therei A. said that great many my
customers came there whom dit not know.
| q Ddyou know her before that ums2 A. diI not
know her tame.
Q md you know thst she had been thereY A..
Yrs.
Q. Row lid you know thst she bad ever been there
| you Sd rot nov her name-that she not pre-.
seut 81 the time A. lie told me about her.
q You sad the first qgesiion he asked wss N Mrs.
Cunnr CHAM had been thereY a. Yes and ! answered
him by saying that DID not know, tina, sreN many
| people camc 10 ny house whom did no, know.
Y WHAT then Old you ssy2 A. said had no righi
TO cay whether she OF not.