New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

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q. Did you occopy bsck or iroat room A. We
shes % in pack room
q. Did you eccspy tie front or bseh room A. We
cot orply one room.
Q. Did you hear sAyshing A. 6dn lea, any
q. Did yoo know the servsl: girl of tnis hoosei A.
No. Sir, pevr talk NIT Der, never schpeak NIT hef
.. What O'clock Did you retire % your bed A.
can, tel shast DC ninu;e, pat Il wash After efen e"c&
Q. |. there any cher girl In the house with you
A. Yes. SIR.
Q. Did you go up together A. Yes, 81.
q. Did you hear any noise, a. any Person were
movbe In this room A. No, sr.
q. Who livee ID the bsek psror on the second hoor
A. Hrs Scswaz.ader has be- peroom here aS
,repDe 'st an dI1er seHe.
z. Are ysu acquainted With any Of the inmates Of
the house BY eight, A. No, Sir see de curl.
q Dion: you .ee any OF the gentlemen ooarders IN
The house A No, Sin; only de grl, put never TAX
nit her never shpeak :, her.
q. You never knew DR.. Burden, even By sight a.
No Sir.
O. Who slept in The font room Of he third story
A. She wash not home dat hight
Q. Who Wa i A. Mrs.. SchwarZwalders sister.
=. Nobody slept in that room A. No SIR.
q. Do any BODY sleep IN the hall bedroom on tia,
story A. Ste didn sheep eere; no, Sir.
Philippine Eckat, sworn
The Coroner ssore IN eoe OF the larymen a. rans-
ls;or and be administered the osto 20 her IN German
Coroner TO the jWor-Ask her where she lives
Miss Eek art-I uerstekS.
Q. Where do you live ; A. Neksht door, dEendy-
zine Bond shtreet.
o How hing ale you employed there : A. Nea-iy
@. Wtere we're you on Friday night last from 7
o'cock until you went to bed A. DoSn IN de
keecben.
hear any. ~ O.
Q. Did you hear the cry of murder. A. No. Sir l
tidni.
4 l,.,l. Life |
o You found 10 smell of burned clothes ? A. No,
O. Did yeu not hear lady in that house-probably
NOT adv don't know whether II was lady or
sep,.man-relate to the family that she heard deep
grosn on that night in this house A. No, Sir, ndn l.
Q. More than one family living IN the house A.
No SIR
Sohxsrzva alder. Rachel Schwarz valdez, Amelia
Schvsrzv alder Matilda schwGzwalder and Rachel
Sckwarz~alder.
A. De family we're n de basement, and Mr..
Schwartz alder cut.
O. sind SIC dem aus geres>a an Freitag AbeaaR
A. NaH.
Fredercks Schwazwalder, sworn.-Q Are you the
wife or sitter A. The wife, Sir.
Q. Were you acquainted with the family Of this
house A. The doctor l was acquainted with by
eight, just by seeing him. knowing that be was Dr..
Burdel
the hours OF sad O'Clock in the morning Al
va. in the basement Sir; the front basement
q. AT what hour did you leave the basement A.
think it about ii o'clock; II wss not i've minutes
bei 70 after.
Q. Was your husband in then A. No, Sir; he Ieft
before O'Clock.
o. In what part OF the house do you sleep, ma am
A. Second floor room-ssme as The room occupied by
Or. BurdelL
Q. Nothing but the partition dividing A. Well
Sir, there's two partitions, the hall partition and the
door partition.
@ Did you hear any NOISE, ma sm that night A.
O Did YOU hear a grosn rom anybody A. No.
Sir; suppoee bad been in my bedroom could have
heard, but after went up stairs there wa< nothing at
all. il was all quiet az usual
O. When YOU got 20 your room DO you think il
cry Of murder had occurred you would have heard It
A. Yes, SIR for | left my door open into the hail
O. Did YOU find any peculiar smell about your
hopse of any thing having been burned IN The neigh
borbood A. No, Sir.
o Did YOU hear any of the domes;ics IN your house
,ay they heard groan or cry OF murder A. No, Sr
o. When your husband came IN what hour wss 1t
A. A pout ~ o'clock
@ From the Tine VOC went to bed until your hus-
band came in did you sleep A No, Sir; may have
6ozed he coming H. but left the door open 20
that oou'd bear him come.
q. II any nOre were made could you have heard II
A. | certainly could have heard IL
Q Did your husband make any remark to you about
anything Nothing at al, Sir; he tbooght Was
al'ep: was just getting 70 sleep.
q You bad no conversation with your husband after
goIg to bed A. No, Sir.
. When did you see DIR. Burde for the lsst time
A. On Friday morning between and O'Clock.
Y. Did you obserye, generally, his return home 81
nigbti A No, Slf, sometimes might have bat |
dion take any particular notice of il.
@ Could you have beard any noise in his room
You're 4. No Sir, not particularly, except little
hsmmerirgi If II Was very quiet, at night, you could
hear that
O. DO you know Mr.. Eckel by sight A. No, Sir;
I never saw hun TO my kno Wedge.
O. Did you any Of the boarders going Ort early
Oh Fridsy morning A. No. Sir.
O. You recollecI when yen took breakfast Sstpr-
day morning A. About hslfpastS
O. And when did you hear Of the death of
Dr. Burdell A. | remarked TO my girls. says |,
It's strange that Nike don't clean the sidewalk off,
He did il after a while; when he cane IN, says be,
There's mex. door afther numbering himsef'
Then il ws-ieported by colored mamie Gays, Well,
there's man telt door SHOT himself" mink il vas
between FIVE minutes before and ten minutes after g.
q. Did you ever hear sny quarrel between parties
in thai house 4. No, Sr
z. Wss anybody else In YOU room-in your sleep
ing spsiimeni- on Friday nigh, A. No, Sir, notan
III after l. clock.
Vi liam j. Staples. sworn-
q. Where DO you live A. No. 20 Bond street.
.. How lOng have you known DR.. Burde A.
I've known hun after he cane here; | never knew HIN
before.
Q. About Tow long was thar, A. csa't tell you;
syear two.
=. You knew him intiua.ely-was in his house, A.
No Sir | never went ln.ide bis house until The other
morning.
q. You mean the morning Of the murder A. Yea,
Sir.
Q. Why did you come in then A. Ny little boy
caKe in ana said that toe cook there and wanted
psn 70 come in mar had shot himself
.. What was done A. | was writing, Sir; LETT
q, letter and pat on my overooet and came IN almost
Immediately.
q. At What hour wa this A. 1t vas abou.
DC eck-ptrssps little later
Q You cane in A. found the door ope, and