New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17
La " LNIIELLIGENCE
THE BURDELL ESTATE.

TIE Surrogate's Office was not so much crowded
Yesterday morning. Attention was distracted to the
Street Commissioner Office, which was barred and
strongly guarded.
David Uhl, NJ. D.. swom-First became acquainted
with Dr. Burdell IN October 1850: was introduced to
him ~ the street heaiterwaTd called me 10 attend
Mrs. Worst now called Dennis Hubbard at his house;
was also employed by him to attend his brother Lewis
and Miss Helen Cunningham; he paid the bill Tor Gt-
tending Miss Helen; became acquainted with the
pr6seLt claimant at the time attended Mis- Helen III
November 1855 afterward saw Dr. Burdell fre-
quertly called at the house on the day OF the murders
saw tie Doctors body every day until was buried,
there was gradual but remarkable change in his face
after Saturday il was then blue, and much conge'ted,
So as hardly To be recognizable
G. Godfrey Gunther swom-Testifed that he had
seen MARY DonaLue OF Bellevue Hospital a week ago
last Tue.dsy. he heard that Mrs Burdell was there,
and went with her 10 see Mary DOnahuei she was
a.k.d by Mrs Burdel whether she ever saw anything
improper at No 81 Bond street, and said she did not
This coutradicted Mary Douahues tes;lmotyl
DR. Thl Recollection Sunday DIR. Burdelfs lace
looked more natural; he lay on his back aud the
blood settled 10 the dependent portions OF the BODY
day after day the body became more natural In ap
pearapce. Heard Mr. Marvin describe The person ne
married 5, ndSy had never seen hr' d. 0'Ifei Ne
sac he wOnd Rot swear positively as 10 me oOdy, pui
there were strong ponts OF IesenOIauc Detne ecu
" c. ased and the man | married. particularly soout
the mouth; be then passed down stars TO TESTIFY,
was immediately surrounded by eager questioners,
and gave description Of the man he married. III
describing his beard be put bis hand on hii
beard over his chin, and brought It down 10 nls
breast and then let il drop by his side he did
No. hold bis hand stationary on his breast ss
Mr. Marvius description proceeded, he was frequently
interrut,ed by persons eXclaimng, That u not Ike
Dr Burleu:f besvd nothing said about Ecke; Mr.
A. laid death made great alterations, aud be would
not then swear positively the Coroner wanted nun
10 DO after his second lock at the body, Mr. NJ told
ne II reminded him more Of the man he married the
last of October 1856, on Monday, met Dr. b. 10 BOND
street his vhskers were very black, aud longer than
ever saw them before; made passing remark that
be vas fixing up and expected he was going 10 %
married. or something ike that; have frequently
joked him about marrying the widow SAID ne rfs not
a marrying man but that Mrs. {. was nice woman
and would make a good wife; often net the Doctor
waking ann in arm with Mr.. c.. be has told me Of
eoipe With Der TO Brooklyn; that he knew all about
her property there gave that as reason for 60
ing over with them; the Monday, the last Of October,
when NET the Doctor in Bend street, was going 10
witt family IN Brooklyn my books show that it was
Oct. u Dr. BurdeI has spoken to NE about going to
Europe.
Crtss-examned-Have visited Mrs. Cunningham
frequently the last three months perhaps on an av'
ersge twice week.
O. Did Mrs. Cunningham speak 10 you about me
testimony Of DIR. Marvin A. believe when WEI.
patients prOfes sionaly not required 70 repeat 'e
conversation.
Mr Tlden-Tha. is not medical secret
Witsess-I an every day made Q eonhaaa' VI ="