New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07

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Another letter wac read az a speamen as follows:
MI with pleasure that vie. 70 you about
kih hi put is hand ha begun - oesf and %" man
o.nsd hansd il The dun wid doctor u
from your serynt JAMES DoSoLY
DIMIs IUBBEBp, sworn.
q. Where do you lIye masm A. No 90 Broad
q. Are you married 4. No, Sir.
O. Did you know Mr.. Burdel 4. Yes Sir.
a. How long dad you know him, ma an a. For
three years.
q Did you frequent thi. houtcl 4. Yes, Sir
Z. How long have you been coming 70 this house :
A. About two months.
q. Did you know Mrs. Cunningham A. Yes, SIR.
O. You know ner two daughters ~ ies, Sir.
q. Mir. Eckdl A. No, SIr
q. Nj. Snodgrsssl a. No, Sir.
q. In what room did you See Nh Burdeil when you
visited here this ro-ml A. Yes, Sir, at times.
q. At other times up stair Yes, Sir.
q. At any time you came here was Mrs. Cunning
ham here A. No, Sir.
q. Did che cone IN A. No, Sir.
q. Were her daue hters borel A. No Sir.
q. How often in the week did you come here A.
Sometimes a week; tic week before he died raw
him thIee times.
q. Was there any particular conversation in relation
80 The inmates of the house a. les, SIr
q. What did he say to YOU! A. Wa here on Fri
day.
Q. Did he say anything at all about Mrs Cunning
ham a. lie said he was going 10 let hls house, he
wished 10 get her out OF bis house.
q. Did he give you any reason why \. lie SAID
Dc mad trouble with her and be wished 10 get rid of bo
ar soon as be could he wished 10 get nd OF her
bat he could only do So on the first of May.
q. Did lie I'll, you that he didn't consider his lie safe
N the house A. No.
q. lie told YOU that there were threats made against
nm, odn he a. Yes, lie told me So.
q. Did he mention any names A. He said Mrs.
CuDniI CHAM had threatened taking his lite that she
said she would take his lie # he told something regard
ing her and her hauShter.
O. What else did lie say y lie told me that lie
ha0 told her that he had told me of IL
q. What WAS tins secret \. something that he
knew about her and her daughter Helen
q. Well, What hour we're You here last on Friday!
A. Between and 3; it might have been little al
Hr3.
Q. What did she say 10 him when he told her tina
Circumstance \. She told hun she would take nj
he; that's all.
O. Was that in answer to him telling her that he had
Aold you A. Yes, SIR. $50
q. Did he go out with you at oclo'k on FRIDAY
A. No, Sir.
@. Did he make any appointment TO meet you sub
seqNeDtly. A. No Sir.
O. Did you meet him aiierwsrd A. No, Sl.
q. Didn't he zine with you. a. No, Sir.
o.. Please throw your mud back ana recolect--
dion he meet with You that evening. A. No, ST;
the last saw of him he was ~ the door; asked him
10 come up that evening; he said no. he thonsht not
he would be up Saturday.
Q. Where were you when he said this A. In the
hall
Q. How long did you stay in the hall A. Just
stopped al the door ust went through the hall
Q. What want to know Is, was the whole OF this
conversation in the hall a. Yes.
O. When was the conversation about Mrs. Cunning
ham saying that she would take his life a That was
abouttwo weeks before.
=. Did he speak 70 you last week at al about the
threats A. think SO, in the ioTepari " the week
O. What was the cow Gsation 10 the ball \ |
naked him il lie was coming up tina, evening ana he
sald he would retire early.
q. The conversation aUout letting the house occurred
m ms office A. Yes.
Q. That was all the oonv ersa.on in the hsll 4.
Yes.
.. We've you any relation to Dr.. BuTdel a.
Cousin.
Q. First OF second A. First cousin.
g. Did he show you any papers on Friday y No,
nothing but the lease OF the house.
q. What was the nature OF ina. lease A. |, was
iust lease To party that would take the house The
lease ready IL sign.
O. To whom was he shout 10 rent the house A.
To AIR. Stansbury.
O Did he show YOU any agreement between himself
ana Mrs. Cunningham \. Yes, SIR.
=. What the nature OF that 4. He showed
the papers the would 60 ont OF the house on me
LIST OF May without any trouble,
.. Was II signed by MIS-. Cunningham A. Yes,
Sir.
came here On the Isl Of May last, ana len heie On
the LIST OF July.
q. Dldn you see Mrs. Cunningham then ? dldn
they dine 81 the same table \. Yes, >.r.
q. Were there any gentlemen boSrdeFs here then 2
A. No, Sir.
O. No gentlemen boarders at sl 4. No, 81; the
Doctor boarded herr.
q. loG stated before that you didn't SEE thaSe par
tes al all 4. | only saw one 81 them.
q. You mean TO SAY that although YOU boarded here
you didn't speak 10 them A. ., ao; yon Know
AWAY from the city, and came back aooaI Two
months since; I've not seen them since.
q. Dad anything unpleasant eNIst IN the house tas.
yen had personal Know ledge OF 4. Yes We had some
unpleasant feelings.
Q. About What; in word, did ycu ebserve any
jeaioasy existing between either OF third party A
Ste appeared 70 be Jealous OF him.
O. lid the DR.. leave while you sali here, stop tax
ps bis meals here a. No. SIR.
o. He took his meals with you A. He took them
here the most OF the time the last Of me e be wosd
take them out some OF the iiAne be le son site-.
2. Did be tell you why A. beIaase II NSS moi
pleasant for HIM.
A Juror-You were in the possession OF s secret ce
tween Mira CUNNINGHAM anu the Dr.; the jury con .
want to 20 into that secret AZ ALL excepting 50 iT as
may ead 10 a knowledge OF thls deed u tAS' Ahowi
ccge bears any rel, vance, you viii give X ms 1s
secret any relation upon tie subject before Us DIV
The death OF DR.. Buidell 4. No, SIR.
q. Can't anything connected with ihS give 1e
hehiest clue 10 the murder 4. No, SIR; saw NE
paper signed by her.
b. Do you remember the day be showed this reiesse
10 ven A. Ii was a week 40 last Sunday, and SD
a., be vented " keep It and sh'~ !: - scre ether