The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

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mention her he said he had great deal of di
sow long before his death did he s.y thIsa A. This
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time about matsers he wanted to take some of The
troubles houseS A. he aid alade any
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that The time understood him he had made his
wlhad arranged his matters and got everything IN RICH
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house previous that when he invited down, and
Judge Cspren--wel, can't tell when that bank
opened though It is Immediately under my Office; know
q Did he not signify The ai6culty he had
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him IF you had any trouble here You had better get RID Of
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Judge Capron-we that sometime before the death of
what the aI lss. time Dr. B9,ass The
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The rs5n asr We came out Of heArtans Bank going to
By the CoronerDo you remember. sir, when Dr. Burdel
told you be made his win A No. sir but understood him
Cofoner-0acer. win ysu bring up Mr.. snodgrass yon
pleases
REExANNArIoN OF sNODGRAss.
George Vail snodgrass the witness placed upon
the stand.
Coroner-I unnecessary the witness
been already.
Judge Capron-Oh, very well.
The witness then examined follows
O. How long have you known Mrs. Cunningham family
A. don't know the neishborhood of twelve years; have
not had immediate intercourse with them until July last
@ You have been Of the family since then: A. No.
have not.
Q. You have been bosrder liver In the family have
you nots A. have since the middle of November
O. Was your father and mother OF intimacy nth
Mrs Cunningham A Yes.
O. Your father mother alive, they mott Yes
Q. Your father visited here sometimes did he mott A. He
did
Q. Have since acquaintance with the family
yelled with either of the daughters What you
by travelling
O. mean sojourning; passng from place another:
A. have.
| O. With which of thems A. with Miss Helen.
d Nor 10 any part Of New England 4. No. not to my
Ss nave s s New YORK but
question did you ever trsyel in New England with herr
g Did you ever travel with Of the famyao Mddleown
Nor other place in the State of Connecticut
sss with
az FGSr days
o owha other place have you accompanied her. A.
6Sy's know anything q The RELATIONSHIP existing be
hey have had quarrel: scsssSer 'S' 'AA'
How Osn have you EnOwn Them e quarrel to the best
Were they of serious nature ohsrwss' never
have heard Or. Burdei make Of abusive language
o. Did you hear Mrs, Cunningham make use of
abusive language towards Dr. Burdelr A have. but
Q. you been presen. when hey had any a.ss
What have heard the Doctor TO Mrs. Cunning
ham never heard anything at all that would be w
ing TO give testimony except occasion when
rel took place about Mrs Cunnin CHAINS having
What wa. the sas,rsl hsp; A. sDocOr used very
what dld Dr. Burdeiisayi A. lie s@d hai he would
Where ad The conversation take place A In the from,
q who present the conversauoa, A. Mary or the
q pd you hear Mrs. CUNNINGHAM make any unusual
remarks about The Doctor, A. think haye although AN
q When was his Wen one day; when were down
Doctor dead, when sad that abe did speak
q. long before Of Or. Burder Was this A.
q. What led you the rcmark the timer
A. think she was telling me about some quarrel she had
.. What the quarrel referred to, A. cannot tell.
o. ss v,s telling you about SraIr su, sse did no, s
". making himself a. noisy and abusive ss he could about
Q. who was present at the table you speak or
Il A. I think Miss Augusta CUNNINGHAM
q What circumstance led you 20 make the remark A.
dd MAKE until .er he .sd here had been quarrel
Il the OCCASION A can't state thai he
q. Did Miss Augusta hear the remark A. not willing
TO testify that she present al the time but TO the be q
belief abe
.. Did yeu ever hear Miss Auguss say anything about
quarrel between her mother and le Doctor A did
q. Did hear Misc Augusta anything about
quarrels that occurred between her and Dr. Burde A.
aid.
.. What Those quarrels about A. don't knew
hey about; abe used 70 speak frequently Of the
tempts Of The Doctor 10 govern her
o. She would not be governed Dr. Burdef A. No; abe
would not let him govesn her.
G. Do you know Of their having auasrcedy A. do not
O. DO you recollecs hat abe pulled his hair A. No
don't
o DO you reooect Ms being spoke Of A. have heard
O. Can't tell, DOW be particular date Of any quarrel
heard spoken of between the Doctor Cumming
ham A. Nc, can't; have recollection OF anything q
The kind; never put myself In the way Of hearing.
Y. Were not the daughters inumaie with you A. Ths
Youngest
Y. Well thai would lead you be In the scandeuce Of the
family A. IL might