New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-08

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post moTs beoGuse alter the ros toortom
80 by Or Knight m presence believe Of Dr. Wood
yard ,ss were Sc"scd 11 TIE Doe.
sssd to Try the easc. '.e Of The wound, and 70 a
press those nmens Into the wounds % a. to DO so
ss and decided whether such instT aept would
uBaAs such wound or not
ssB every sSamDstiOn Of dead body post moFte thai
pot norton s all the pos, @Sern. hat ordered s,ea
veN ls57-one u iand BIS The attention % 20
and q ins SSy TO s1 oos :. S.t and zee whose sRs
path on the back A. This is The handwriting 9" "'
q Your con, A. Ye., Sir: ,.,-.,--.a..of vour con.
O This ~rins goa hnow IN The ,.I a prc.pue
h. p" M IL The, very s nsh b. q BsSdt VA. suo
10 r~iThi. 4 matter q no moment a: az n ~
q bid Mr.. Burds desire. repeatedly to see Toe ''''
..Ssa The cisri j don't remember her '''ns
JSss. p.v,e.-uDIe. you present when sue INC
' So 5 ase so @G hear anything about A No Sir wa"
ON s..uasS evening the night she s:Vg her s.Ho1y 10
vsh Der ,mony own va. In the second
s.s assl room ns The bed Wa. in the front
nj ~. ar Ia the presence Of the Jury ak Of you ne
privilege 2 6 in sind be-. .cu Gssf then Of
ssr si.hDs 60 in and see the body and ss'd 1t "00' Dc
p9ePtyu u oV vas her eoun.eli A. Nj sheehsn. $3.50
O. Your son,n.lsw Yes Sir be was there WITHOUT ny
Did you refuse her tina, privilege ,eiS'sd pG''ns
Of that hind because abe did 90 IN and zee % ~ the nere
O Wa che permitted to see IL only the osy VI VIZ ~
O. Did You send an artist during the OcI proGeednss"
.Ss .s,seh Of Mrs. Cunningham and her daughters
The Cour-Don't snsw w, that, ,h,, Sir
me ns1t witness was Andrew l.. Byrne, who was
examin ed by Mr.. Hail.
TESTIMONY OF Mr.. BYRNE.
M5sIs in be rear Of house No 81 Bond street,
lit directly in the rear or obHquely how sitosted'
A 1 va
Could you on this Tuesday night in question or csn you
Ne Dr. Burdn in the story Of No 81 Bond
% bid YOU on the night in question any in that
house, Yes Sir could ihs third ao0r and attic Of No
DID YOU th. Friday night observe this second story
A. s did not see the second story Mr. i nc @ Us S,
D ma vou not testify before the Coronerl A. did Sir but
ala not inow 70 which the Coroner alluded az Dr. Bur
Judge Deon-It probably Mr. ullnsn's room he saw
SSo only one s si1s sc a. The upper floor
O At what time thisl A. 1t was about datpast Z
Why cannot you see the second hoOrl A. Because there
@ How DO you fix the time of your coming in A LEFT
Men went Up stairs my noticed the light in the house
Bond street, rolled the curtains Of my windows saw the
Cross.eramined By Judge Dean.
O. Dr. stee, house right by the sleyway on Bleecfer
O. which house is yOur,i A. The next toward the
O. AZ. there stables well afenec between room
and Bond street A.. Both, Sir.
The Cour.-whch room did you occupyl A. The second
TIE CeurThe large Of the second story in the rear
A. Yes, Sir.
TESTIMONY OF Mr.. FREDERICKs.
Examination conducted by M. HaX.
You are member Of the ss TbaP A. res
Where /. yonf Tesdencei A. No 50 Blocker street.
that the house in which the last witness resdes'
q Nearer the BOwery Broadway A. Nearer BOwsIy
In what part Of the house in Blocker street your room
A. Ny bedroom Is on the third floor. .
Do you the third floor excluding the Basement A.
When the third floor you mean the paOr floor 81
q. Are you in the rear or front. A. The rear
O From room the rear Sfhow many houses on Bond
O Two house. fully A Yes, Sir.
uSn does nS owsId the so%ey A. believe does
lis on scc9un. Of tina. angular turn you see oohquey
Ths Cou-what two houses could you seol Nos 81 and
O. Were You out Of town on Friday aernoOn A. Yes Sir.
Where were youl A. Yonksrs 60 there every Friday.
o What did you esvel A. The usual time is about
sDtis
How much ,Sssef :nsT O'clock did YOU Il. spl
that 20 bed shout Ii but detained and did moi
O. How did you FIX the tnel A have clocks and watched
cold weather it freezes; was up in room precisely at th'
O. When yon last saw the clock, what time IT. A.
must have minute before the half hour obliged tC
b. ysry punctua in my time for railroads.
O. 6d you have occasion you casually look out Of The
window upon these houses A. No Sir; in sitting in my chair
my dressing caught glimpse OF hight III house
@ In which stoy A. am quite sure 1t was in the secon'
Judge Dayies-Of that housed A. l IN
judge Dsvieslt one Of these two houses Yea Sir
O. What il that caught your eyel A, light OF soTn
kind that moving IL rocking chair was pose'
the back and this the reflection from IT. saw dis
tinet movement which called my attention
You saw the distinct motion OF an object A. des 81
A. am positive as TO that
Cross-erdmined BY Mr.. Dean.
q. What is your sgel A. am IS
O. Have always lived In the city A Since eight years
O. Been engaged III present business oil that time
O. When your attention first called TO the fact that
saw light In that ROOM A. In sitting down to take of M
Aings to so TO bed. 1870 . -
@ When did first think about IL sfterwsTdl A. No
until the 10Th day aiterws rdl
O. And you would not be positive which house 1t vast
No, Sir
could not, Sir the night was very obscure.
So obscure that could not tell whether the shades we
down. A Yes, Sir.
Would obscurty Of the night interfere with your
ing the light A. Perhaps not If had particularly observed
think Il was showing and raining very hard.
O That Of emsde difficult TO through the cir
A. Yes Sir
O. The day very stemyi A. Yes Sir did not
@ Did before you got into the house that night
don't quite remember came home very tired and fsued
TESTIMONY OF MRS. SCHWARTZWAELDER
FredericA Schwartzwk alder, sworn
Examined by Mr. Hal.
reside with your husband in Bond please
tbe numteri A. Nc. -.
O. Where did you sleep the night Of the murder A. IL
The second story, bach room.
O. Adjoining DR.. burdelrs Office A. Yes, Sir
Q. Al what time did you 20 TO bed a. At ll;0.
q Up 20 the time bed how the shutters
your room A. They closed usually leave them.
What sort Of shutters are heyi They solid woot
khutters