The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

aece,yed m her DID Dot SAY be had Ascer'sined sne
Was no rich widow DID sude 70 that IN saying he
s"mes,mes aud ssio he Wished she would meet the
uI that he bi have opportSpts OF pupsps ho
OUT think this WAS IN August ne said she aa up zoe
~omsDs In ! he ssi she bad written anon, moos
letters TO teods he bro ght four OF them with him
he taid they direied uuce, Mr. Hdbhafd an
20 his 500 brh.r Il DENIS Habbard he said they were
requesting Mr. Hubbard no, TO allow his ds,ghtfr "
New York; he oia not give the reason he sait
Mr.. Cunningham ha1 scsndalzed HIM u Me-. Hubbard,
spo the Doctr not d. protector for De
mis- Hubbard in Introducing he sail, 'See tnS arful
~omsn . be showed me the hsudwring aud ooad have
Ib+m bu they were long, and old not he Oh a"t
there ~as anything 10 them ~ TO iupoper c"ndoci
Dr sordelI had man; Mrs Williams was present par
Of the time; thought knew the hsndwru' Of one o.
n letters be Mrs CupnnRbams had letters o.
hers t. Miss Hubbard al Hekmer In the spring OF that
year: Mss Hubbard then her way to New York,
10 Mrr Cuuningbam's house; never had sean
Augustus hand x'i ny; ssout the aaouy ie
tens stealing IL hs said she dangerous
man; w.s IN pecemoer ne spoke OF nsr as laws plan
she planned she succeeded tn was then n 0ccem
be') spoke about the suits by h@ against him; no hid
said for fifteen years thai he would
he spoke two three times Of her having asked
him to marry herr he -poke Of It In October and Decem
ber said he told al xays he never would
he he die not In Ocober ray that she had sued him
because he would her. before he said anything
sgsinst be sad be would never marry any one aud
Certainly not Mrs CuDn gham In December asked
about the besh Of promise be evaded tho question:
ANA SAID lyon are mi'taken-was IL no. breach Of
promised TO marry hers" he said "h Is jpt
like her :" exrt money, suppose" he said the sais
said did not believe him, and askei "Dont you out
eth heTf be said, "No, my SOUL don't he al led
beau In the bose he did not say who he was,
occupation and he replied he did notkncw that he believed
he wa sort Of lawyer no did not say 10 WV manner
the suits settled; he question and he did mol
sns~er; Old ark him he had settled them by marry
Ing Mrs. Cunningham did NOT not CO Ia December that
hs ~hpkers we're colored noticed that his moustacne
sss thicker than BEFORE never noticed anything pea
10 his way Of carrying his head he had hal hi.
hair dyed when him year last January; never
| saw bis h,.r black-N was dark, with rel cast
RI direct examiuaiioo--Mrs Cunningham told me she
vas interested in Miss Hubbard and had offered her
home her family; would take her into her family and
treat her az daughter ADD Introduce her 70 the society
tina, her daughters kept; thai she had even done more
for Dem than any Of relatives had aided her In get
ting dis orce to the house Of Mss Hubbard,
give her home in the house; Miss Han oArd at
| marry Mrs Cunningham, because Mrs. Cunningham was
such good friend Of hers, but whenever she Poke 70
the Doctor about II he always got very angry
TESTIMONY or SAMUEL ASHTON.
Samuel Asb on was called and being duly sworn,
sadI live at 374 Sixth avenues am gong on 10 years
old; live with my mother; my father i out West lnave
lived with DR. Burdel No. 81 Bond street, went there
In the beginning Of Jone; there about month be-
fore that lived at IS West Twenty third street. win
Cunningham and Dr. Bdell while living With the Doc or;
II Was about some papers and woman that came there,
out Of bis cafe and she ssd she would Dot do such thing
the Doctor did not tell ANYTHING about the aNr, bd
| r. q
had been stolen nom him. he had the door OF the
taxi, OF 10 get the look changed there was lady came
there With green spectaeles and green 'e d.; Birdel
her in his and locked the door the inside In
aer MIS- Cunning do stairs and stood
by the door, amer the lady went away Mrs Cunningham
to and said Samae do you SOC that ladyr said
"Yes she then told to tell her every ne that wo
| man came there; did So this woman came there seve
times afterwards and Mrs Cunningham watched herr
| anoher there sometimes and vent into the
wih the doctor; Mrs Cunningham told me 10 sea
and hear whai said; did 20; loft there in Jaly;I
len m
Ut the Doctors dOerI did not like that; she told me
once that the Doctor would Kill me If ha knew was listen
ing ut bis door.
Cross examiuaon-I did fear tina: he would kill me;
did DOT the Docter ard Mrs Cunningham sosohor
key; Tho -omsn IN green veil was . middle
aged woman; only saw he, go into his room up
parlor, tho first door; when Mrs. Cunning
ham listened It II the hall door; the Doctor
parlor-ony hsl be took her Into bis room could hear
them talk when listened. but could LOT tell what hey
said they spoke 80 low they had spoken In their usual
tone, could have heard what they said; believe thai
sonAn's name u Mrs.. stevens.
TESTIMONY OF THOMAS JOSEPH cALLAaEAN.
Mater Calsghao, being ssid-l hive 1t l2s First
avenue am about Is years old; In the tiversmi,h
,siuess; led 10 I'VE with Sr Harvey Rarden, al No.
and s;s,o al october; knew Of dniculy between Dr.
BuS del and Ms Gu, ungham tho rtor accused her Of
ssos1s.y, ana found ose, Dear BssSFcr sces no did
the house. but another did De- Burdoll came
U meet him At The entr, ns sniusham accused the
o very strof accented voice; knew OF other difi
Guilty between hon Mrs. Cunningham told to listen
| at The Doctors doc. when there called
Mn. stevens; did 40 they sat In the back paror; there
oshcr woman told listen hear VIVA, she
sa,d; there two coors In Dr. Birdells whskers;
they dak ard gray; to slze they were small
Cross exaninatonIUs whiskers al says looked alike;
three four umos while there; Mrs Cinnnghsrn
gave why the Doctor accused nor OF taking tn,
note he called me into her room and said that biz
for Vas that be under omse 81 marriage N her
that be Got this IN get her NJ house.
The pfonise Of marriage could DO broken OFF, sersant
gir named Mary was present; twas the girl who pre-
o.ded Wary nohue never hoard Mrs Cansrg CHAM sd.
cress nr Burden by the name IL Harvey, once heard
Docior. .hs. in,c siil "a be e.cs they sent tose
thrr 10 Saratoga; saw them Fitting sofa and talking
tog,ther once 10 llr Burdcl y room, seeuugy Kindly;
~hcn the lnc wont Saratoga he gone abou, four
weeks; Mrs Cunningham not gone 10 long cft 81
BoIa street about the 10Th Of oc,ober.
| TESTIMONY oP JOHN J. BURouELL.
The boy Ruch.ll being sworn, said-I i've $40 East
thirteenth street am goivg on 70 tf esn years Old am
al 81 Bono street al ended 10 The door stopped there
til the pocor was murdered; never 50 any difficulty
between The Doctor and Mrs. oaaninghsm, cxceOt enc
sboc, cozs the Doc thought Mrs Cunning CHAM burned
TOO much eoss be said she burned ten ols 70 hrs two;
went uere about seven O'Clock on the norrng Of the
MURDER stayed there that day I'LL about two O'clock
.ben rave my eviccnce before Inc corouer sftcr
the murder ven, down stairs and told Hlnush
and then up tuirs ana sac Mrs Cunningham lay ing on
| the bed: did net Mrs Cunnp CHAM any during
the da, the where the Doctor lay DE-. Bdrdels
vhrkerr kind of light color, With grs hairs
among Them his wb.scrs only reached up his nus,aese
Cros. smined-IIe had xhirkers up by tho lover
part biz carr about three weeks before tho murder he
ct he shkers dyed black tho stze OF bis wh skers was
toe smesier bis death ~ before: hs whsksrs ~ere
kidd Of q red coo,; nobody has tal<ei 70 about tho
Of his whssers except " day tbsi gcuoman (Nr
rIden) spoke about 70; never the Doctor and
Mr.. Cunningham ,sik together; saw them speak To-
gcthrr.
70 the COURT went W 81 Bond street about The arss
part uf December; wcut bst aud O'Clock In the
moving stages ull O'Clock 2. NJ; during that time
never Mrs. Cunningham Ia the Doctors with
| him bot oDcc, nor did ace her daughters there.
EVIDENCE ~ ExILv sALLESBacu.
Emily Sailenbach young lady, being ssoru, testified
that che resided ri b13 Broadway with her Eonor, tho
third aooT old bu-inc~s there for years. xnoS Mrs.
ham between dvo eod sin years; aso k ew her
daughter Augusta; late ia October Mrs Cunningham and
daughter 70 thor place. about oclok ia the
evening wait for gcneusu had " light the
they came they won't into the bscs psrior, on Tho
third aoor they said they wanted 70 wait FOR gcnonsn
mast Shils Nlzs