The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15
JURORS.

&c BRANDT. .............. l03 Msodongs street.
JAMES ORR. 40 Hester strest.
NCHARD BROWN ........8 81 Clinton Pace.
EDwAsD DOwNEs CONNERY, %.
The verdict thea handed TO the reporters to
copy, and the Cororer s,gned his name TO IT,
The Coroner then sso "Ofhoer, 20 Capt. Dilks,)
would ray here thai consequence of the latter portion
Of that verdict girls placed in my hands for
the future action OF tns Grand Jury. There two III
tie boys up stairs there In nobody possibly 10
mind them and | wish you 10 place Q guard
or something Inem, that nobody has
AY communication with them until the
Dstrict Attorney makes Arrangements Monday.
II ere another question. gentemen would like 10 ask
yol, which 10 this-there 10 Hannah the cook and
sNs ~" what disposition do you wish to make Of thsms
shs'I they be let outf
Jurof-n appears that II they are let out they
o,sf 10 give good bail for their appearance 70
When a. led for.
Ths Goa osn-And how would you advise ms to Keep
Farrell
Juson-M'e think ne IL . very important witness
keep him.
Capt. Duks-I void state 70 the jury that Mr.. Far
reWs family are In ver destisuse circumstances. His
wife has nothing to manlNn herself WITH and he has
had sothps except what he as received In the way OF
food have given him from the iotsl They made sub.
sorptou yesterday .! the station hSuie for the support
OF his VITA.
Coaoyn-Oh think the city would act Ia mstser Of
that kind The city ousn, 70 do IT.
Capt DIKs-while the CRY are thinking Of Il they
would slarve
Jraol-we would make . suggestion for the city 10
aAke care Of them while he is tn custody the wish
Of The pryf
Two JrRols-Yes.
The Demonstrations of the Jury, you may can.
sidss yourselves now discharged.
M. EDWARD RoNSsoS, Jr., Of the Fifteenth ward
There have been yesous that the ssasamsu present.
II shsy hsve anything, viii give any small funds they
map DO wptng 70, 10 Captain Dke who will take care
Of Ne amount for Mr.. Farrell.
A BAT was hsnded round and collection msdeof IS So
Several parties remained In The room amer the jury
were discharged, and an unanimous opinion
pressed favorable 70 the finding Of theju jury
Az soon ~ the jury discharged the Coroner imme
edstsy turned the possession OF he house and lie
se,s TO the Public Admipssrsor, who he'd been previ
osry authorised By the Surrogate seize and hold tbs
essAis sad eaecss personal and real, Of DR.. Bardcl
rae Pubic Administrator has force ofpoce 70 guard
sas house a. hitherto The Misses Cunningham md The
tso little boys, their brothers, will be permitted 10 re-
main the t Monday and will Then be requested
10 tad io5gngs and home elsewhere.
THE INTERVIEW WITH MRS. CUNNINGHAM.
Autographed error 10 the report Of Mrs. Cunning
statement reporter should be oorrec'sd 10
iunos 70 Mrs c. Sue should have been represented ~
saying al did the question Of the Coroner rs
TO vas Dr. Burae bad 20, before fuaed his promise to
marry ne for fear o. las,ine others"
AN ANONYMOUS LETTER-THREATENIE
THE CoR0NER'S LIFE.
We give the following lsasr received by the Coroner
90 Saturday, p1bd,fr q l..~a.in 81 puno,vatin:-
new YoRK Feb. H.
Der CIR II you are DC noe polite about your busnsss
you vii srd yourself detd In less than week
voc are not gentle mar 10 Ordering Mrs Cunn'nsham's
boiy 70 be examined your report IN The papers about
her 10 dssrscef
ray yours Jmu brown .u
nvH evident from the Handwriting that the suthor Of
Ins teller better scholar than the form Of this letter
lnaic,ls.
A DODGE TO SEE THE LATE DR.. BURDELL.
Ga day Of the funeral late Doctor Borie Of
Rcas street, . gentleman residing is Brooklyn vss
Anrlous 10 the Doctor door OF 81 Bond
street. paired himself OF 10 pail bearer Was admitted
and iotrodnoed 70 hrs. Cunningham and hm,y, with
whom he had o conversauon He vas Afterwards intro
ucsd " be underaher who sccon panied our friend to
abe 10 zee the corpse. Alter . iss minutes our
y ne soa s1S oo, oeg
yes delayed seven lc1s. lnervsrd, he vs heard 70
renart 10 his family that he did rot think the shirt
patAers raid him Tor his tine lott
the ESTATE OF HARVEY BURDELL.
THE CONTEST HeR LBrrKRs OF ADMINISTRATION
rroN 1.-THE SURROGATE APPOINTS TIE PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATOR 10 sBIyg AND HOLD TIE ESTATE
TILL rHE CLAIN or MAS. cUNrrreHAn AZ WIDOW,
r. AnJrpIoATTD.
suRRoeAry's COURT.
Before A. W. Bradford.
Rs 1.-THE ease IA regard 70 letters Of sdnin strs-
non upon The estate Of the hn Dr.. Harvey Bursel,
which w1 Adiourses Thursday LEST, "" taken up
NAN to-day. Tbs brothers Of the deceased, Mrs CON
nasnam and The Public Administrator were well repre-
scented by counsel
M. Clinton, counsel Tor Mrs Cunningham, was In
favor OF having the Pubic Administrator authorized 10
seaSe as 700 The estate until The question 70 the
ygat O. co. de-ent parties 70 letters Of ADMINISTRATION
m.