New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

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O. About hst tine was ~ A. Between snd q
ociocs.
.. Any ore With him A. No ooe; he was stand
irg aloe sppareoiIy waiting for cone body.
Q. How Wa be dTe.-e1 A. In he 1euAA manner
be a. bat enc shaa.
Q. Hst - rap a A black h.t.
q. VITA. scat Of q hat A. i common ak hss l
shnuld thk
Q. Ws-its bieh bat 81 .oft hat A II Wa not q
fet bat
Q Did be usually wear bat, A. believe have
teeb Tin oLce u cap
noe fseGLtLtly With bat than cap A. ihlnk |
Q Did YOU speak to him on that night 4. No,
SI bowed to him. but he didn't appear to recognize
Q. Did you ,ee him cave there Sir A. No, Sir
! vss merely passing up the Bowery dion axe
apy notice CT the occurrence.
q. What mere % you know connected with the
cilcunstsr A. Only the character OF Nh. Can
linebsm, By reputation, and her daughters.
Q. How DO Jou know dat A. In reference 70 the
note that brC ugbt know that hi-- Helen Cunnicg-
hsm biwered matrimonial Advertisement OF NJ
Duncan L. ' all, friend Of mine.
&. Duncan I. Vail. a.. An advert semeni pat by
him in The Her1jd in ih- mouth Of July; the correi
poDdeBce carried Oh for long tine al mat ne
Kept . p0et.Cfice on the same E1an "a the BOSery
Tosi-Ofhce; it that that cau-ed me to take tue
letter. in The sbseDce Of the postooy N einpoyei
q. DO you know anJ hing more ae2u, tne mtt'ef
A. AFTER the CORES pondence mad passed between them
scrupulous about meeting him
Coroner inierupDg you know anything about
Or. Buidell a. No, only that Mrs. Cunningham
stated 10 Vail that che owned that house and property
and that Or. Buioeil rented the oihce only.
.. Did Mrs. Cunningham tell you trif IN the pre-
cnce Of any body A. DULY IN the presence OF her
daughter.
@. You don't know Of any difficulty between these
twO parties, do YOU a. No, Sr.
CGroner-I am wiling To hear anything that Is
proper but Jihink shall 20 on IN secu'a seculorgm
befJre We &c, through if We 20 on IN this way;
q. You know nothing more about the murder a.
No Sr.
O. Heard any threats \. No, Sir.
joseph Ct,tado.o. sworn q. Where do you live ,
A At No 81 Eas, Twenty first street. do bus.neSs
Q. Did YOU know ST.. Burdeul a. No, Sir.
q. You have no bnOs ledge of anything about M
Burdeil or bis family No, Sir.
O. DO you know Nh Eckdl A. don't know him.
bnt if lie ia tie man think, he came into my place
and ordered toupee.
O. Have you got his name on your book A. Yes,
j. j. Ect Il.
q. A nan by the name Of J. J. Eckel came to your
plsce-Wben, Sir A. On he 18th Of January last,
O. l. that the ikcness Of the gentleman Who called
on Won A. Yes Sir; il looks very much Ike HIM.
q. What did be get made by you! A. Ioupee
O. Anything else, Srl A. No Sir; he care in
fir. hrnst f. and inquired 20 have his top covered up
be was bald on the top Of h- head aud turned bun
over my foreman TO and try some toupees on the
ton Of his head; and presently q lady cane In and
wanted 10 know If u man by the name OF Eckel Was
n ere; sent = boy - know what Els name was he
cen; word that that his and the lady wanted
10 go in and stay by and gee tina; he was well fitted
wi en the lady went III.
q, What happened then Sir A. | WA not presont
th,n Sir: NY FOREMAN talking 10 them, an II
appears there was nothing right 10 suit the man. and
he proposed 10 have something ready tor him next day
If they called. ana ihey said Very well, that they
would call and Iigged up one Tor him. and they
did call next day about -, and she very partic
ular no,e 30 than he was, the subject that WA
on The ith OF January that they called and got the
tOupte in the evening.
q. They got one then A. Yea if they were the
rarties: ! Judge BY the Dame on my book.
O. Can YOU describe he lady A. Well, she wss
eorf Of a stout thick lady well dressed.
q. Her ssel a. Wei, she appeared to be about 80
O You didn't notice WI ether she had furs A. she
was dressed very well | thought she had on one of
the.e maDtilias.
O. Dark dress. A. Yes; my foreman describe
her great deal better than can, H. h. had all to do
with her; dare LAY he would recognize the Parties at
once If he saw them.
q. Would you know them. a. could recognize
the II an but 1 don't THINK | could the lady, buE my
can.
O. You we're rever here A. Never before.
a. He wbiskers-had he whi-kers. 4. les, Sir
ful'-al over lie face and upper lIpe.
Q. He never called on you previous, did he a. Not
10 my knowledge.
@. What i. Your foremsn's \. believe his
maine is John " lite.
O. DO You r.coect the color of Mr.. Eckel- whis
kerr. A. Well, they were ishtish, thought; could
not describe them.
Al p. ID the inquest was adjourned until 10 a. N.
to.dsy.