The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-02
O. DO you know anything further regarding the onss

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IQ. Are yss ssy rolatvs 10 the doctcr' A. en- not
two weeks sent her meOs up 10 her whMs she wH&
confined to hsr rooom.
Q. Did you ever have any diiiolIty with Mrs Gun.
ninghsmS A. Thavo not.
q Has any one boon at your house since the MURDER
in relation to ~ A. No one exsept policeman.
O. DO you know Mr. Ecxel A. have never seCn
him TO my knowledge.
O. DO you know Of any improper dongs in this house
A. No.
CT Mrs Cunningham A. No.
O. Had you any conversaton With the cook since you
enS A. may have.
@. Can you remember tho conversation A. I cannot
@ Did the cook say I'd thing about DR.. Brrdell Mrs
Cunningham A. No.
Did she cay anything unpleasant had occurred hero
A. No.
Q. Why did you leave this house, A. Ny brother.in
law Was about giving up housekeeping and he wanted
me to board him.
Q. Was Dr. Burdella passionate or mild mani A. A
passionate one.
O. When did Mrs. Cunningham come heres A. She oams
here In the fall, from Saratogs.
Q, Did you ever suspect that she wished to get you
out of The houseS A. No, did not sho wished me to
stay another year, and asked nse to do 20.
Q Did you ever hear any one say that DR. Burdell
brought females into the house, A. heard Mrs. Cum
nDgham say 90.
What terms did she use when speaking of tho 70.
males A. She said that they did not Ike the appear
snce OF some CT the females.
q. Did che give you TO understand that there was an
improper ir,inacybetween them and Mr. Burdo' A. She
that they proper persons that their converse
tion not very refined or becoming.
Did she say that they frequenty' A. She said
tls lad vho cfta and
purpose or having her teeth nxed.
Q Dio she speak OF privately A, No she spoke Of
before raid that she thought these females
TO laugh and JOKE and not for professional
services.
O Did you ever he.r that Dr. Burtell and Mrs. Gun.
niDpham were married. A. did NOS.
O. How long after Mrs. Cunningham came did she
occupy the DOCTORS psrlor sitting roomt A. Some
dayo after che came here the DOCTOR allowed her TO re-
main In until she could look around for board
ing place. After she had been here weeks she said
she would like 10 beard here for the winter,
I;se homo 10 her.
with Mrs Cunningham before she here A. lie
war. heard her say that he hal been old friend OF
her husbands
@ Was Or. Burden moro attentive 10 Mrs. Cunning
hams daughter than he Was to Mrs. Cunningham her-
,eag He Was very Kind 10 them all
The case WAS hero adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning
Tho house then placed In charge OF Captain Dlks
for the remainder OF the night With strict orders not TO
allow any communicate with the occupants Of the
same and the assembsse dispersed.
SKETCH OF DIR. BURDELL'S LIFE.
Tho late Dr. Harvey Buroer, whose horrible murder
10 creating much OF exoi.er,eot In city, was
born In J,nerson Herkmer county, New York He is
sad 10 be 40 years old he ha, resided In New York
city, except few years he spent In Pnilade pha, ever
he twelve years old. He went to school here
and prscuced dentistry with his brother until he wa,
seventeen years old then went to Philadelphia and
entered the Pepnsylvsnis Medical College by the prac
uce OF oertislry and ether he worked hi, way
through college aud graduated medicine vber about
twenty years Of Az "a he was throagh his
collegiate Of studies he returned TO this ci
began 10 practice dentistry with his brother John Bur
deu Their office siuaed Of tho OF Chsmbers
street Broad way whsre Sewsrts store stands
Harvey Buroe renamed there lh bis brother for
Der Of years, doipg fair business when dnpao arose
between the abou, private sfsirs account Of
which harvey Burdell removed 10 the Of Duane
street and Broadway; he con iuced his of,e there for
several months aud again moved, locating his oicc AT
No so2 Brosdwsy Of Fran iu street there he
NAMED years bsvrg extensive practice and doing
q lucrative busnesh " vas tleyc ne ntue tic most "
bis money soon alter bad established himself at 362
Broadway he made mp with his brother John, who went
up and did business with MIN the Office Aforesaid for
abort time, when again ihere was misunderstanding
between them about domcs,io matters; John Bar
de then removed 10 Union place. at the Of -Four
,es nth street and Union square, where he remained m
1851 when he died; In 1853 Dr. Harvey Burdol pur-
cbNed the house NO 81 Bond street, moved into IL 10
May OF that year, and has resided thore over since;
there were Eve brothers in the Burdei family John and
Harvey dentists Of this CITY, no~ both dead their pa
rent, are also dead there one brother living Ohio
another who io mery lived IN Michigan s now In India
"a the aitb formerly OF Valparaiso, was not long
IN this city.
Dr. Harvey Burdell has held several poe Of
and re,psctabniiy IN b's profession he was honorary
member Of the Philadelphia Medical Society member OF
tho MEDICAL Society Of the cy and county OF New York.
member OF the New York Historical and Statistical 70.
,,s,v alan drccor os the Aytizens Bank of Nav York