The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17


that the time Or Burdeu AZ date of the
2sh Of OCTOBER knew that in the evening after hav
received the letter and been To Mr. SDo~, aud the
connection between this seeing nr Burce
arisen since the letter found week since to
2sh Of October might have Inferred that desired
10 TX the day the 18th OF October when looking
up the pa can't tel way inferred IT. do not reco
lee the conversation from which inferred il; Mr. RO-
maine lsked me if could Tx the date when DR..
Burdel don't recoect of his saying anything else houd
thuk the alton lasted five n ites other subjects
may have introduced don't recolec any; did not
infer about what time in the evening desired fix
the ate could tell why had read very lle OF the
testimony in the trial. could tell which witness; read
part al the testimony the murder Fri sl Coroners III
quest; read portions of Mir Marvine ony could
tell which read part OF the testimony Of Augusta Cunning
ham, could not tell how long knew that il was desired
TO In the date OF this marriage tue 18th Ocooer
this evenings not widowsr, have caidren from the
ages of ID ana 81 housekeeper board IN Fourth
avenue since last fall Mrs Hope keeps the house don't
know any o. the inmates OF the house; there two
other gentle have divorced from my wife think
the nams Of the plaintiff was lockwood the divorce took
place about two years ago at the suit Of my WIFE
Counsel for claimant objected but question al
| lowed
Testimony contnued-n on the ground Of adultery;
resided this city the time Witness was examined
further great length concerning his previous history,
| life, &c., having relation TO the case
Direct rcsumed-Am positive that me man met on the
| 2sih OF October WAS DR.. BurteL
Counsel permitted 70 see the letter REFER ed to,
when remarked that there appointment with
Mr.. Snow provided for In IT,
TESTIMONY or JOHN McLUsKY.
John NcClusky called for the claimant a 20
cemsn attached TO the CoYon Office attended at the
in to see Whether be- could recognise he body Of pr Bur
DELI was u ere ali the time; saw Mr.. Marvine when he
came in the room with the Coroner and went up 70 the
under his oath If that the he married. Mr.. Mar
vine stood and looked at the body few seconds and sad
he thought IL the Coroner told him DC would Ike 70
have direct wer, yes he said he would like
to be pos' the he locked at the body the
he was positive II the that he married; the
Coroner solemn
under Mr.. Marvine said he did not know how
him unless he could say this "has to tue best OF his OPT
mon TIA, was the man that he married. the Coroner then
asked If he recognized the woman (sirs Cunningham,
and he said he thought not he said that before she
brought he sad he had examined her close
he did the man. after she brought he said he
coad not be positive about her. she asked him If be did
be said that the lady he married such dress
he said lie had domestic who noticed the lady more than
he did, was sent for the domestic
CrosseSamint d-John Connery in the room at the
time; Captain Dks not In the Coroner Dr. Marvine,
sno think rspOssr went M oseTS may have Ave
room; heard everything Mr.. Marvue said looked him
very closely as he viewed the body the Coroner Jonn
present when Mr.. Marvine said be thought the body
that OF the man be married. think be shook his head,
yes; COUNSEL illustrated by horizontal and perpendicu
lar shake OF the headl that Captain Dl<s
was not present. know him well don't know whether off,
| Ger Da vis was Ia the room.
The examination ELECTED nothing of importance
! EVIDENCE Or Mr.. II. J. oieTERLY.
am merchant, 5s years Old; $as formerly partner
Dr. Burdel; saw him mostly at tho house of Mrs. VIII
Hams, Brooklyn; he used to go there alone and in
~; WIN 'nS 0ulA4Is u0u4, nave Sc, SCI
| times week with Mrs Cunningham. he seemed to
oe w.! e ~ "a az i-u p.y ns =. s ~
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lhovona ~ uon ana moi general repu,e As mater OF
contradiction there Is preparation for IL; Mrs. Williams
S ., "a ~, ,, ne, ~ ,h @ - ~ ,hnr s,sa
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cros, ao,h,s '''' eeA' "'u's A''u' AAA's WHY
H. Cy,nton We will ma. nro-s a ,bor
mmness-i M ~" ps Suroen on me i%h Of
| ~ .onere, an,oa-arrs ,.as hotor ,h,n 4, 80,
| a few yasrs before: he drcssed better: I heard
| him sneak of MIRA CUNNINGHAM az a rich wido r.
Gross esauinedI, was in the winter Of 1855 tina,
dow have na ssl ,ss nor ucb ;,ho ,e two las,
wars II was remarked among bis friends ia the winter OF
s55 thai since bis acouaiuapce with Mrs he
had spruccd up; be was QUICK in his motions: stopped
| ntle in walking
EVIDENCE OF CLARENCE FRAZER.
lam ,on of Alexander Iraze, was IN the city las,
fall, am sixteen years Of age saw Dr. Burde eyery day
thai was here on Sunday after the resignation Of my
fSey as Vice President OF he Arzan,, Rank saw DS
Burdeu come into the Ia arge House We MINUTES before
dinner; he father and down dinner together; he
Cross exa mined-I was in New York on the 10Th Of DC
tober; my mother was a little III on the 10Th,
and did not 20 to dinner: she was also
III on the Goth and did not 70 out 70 dinner then she fire.
qucniy was = little i'll and 10 out TO dinner;
tlcpt Ct No Bond street and took her meals al the Ia
fnrge House, frequently would 20 dinner
II she well, bu, get II brought IN her;
NAMED In about week and half after the Goth
October have distinct recollection or dining with Dr.
Brrdel Tuesday, the 18th Of octobsr heard DR.. Bur
dell peak about Mrs Cunningham and her dressmacr;
be said she bad dresmaker that would swear 70 any
thug heard Burdon the part Of October say,
holding both his hands, that he hoped they would be
wthered If he ever married Mrs. Cunningham or any
ether old wo with children; he said this IN answor 10
my mother speaking 10 him about marrying Mrs. Cunning
ham; &c said Mrs. Cunningham was bad woman, bad In
| every respect, ua, she was cunning arnul woman;
that he would burn h house no could not get her out by
the Let Of Nay he said her dressaker would swear 10
anything and thai lrs Cunningham was capable OF doing
anything Whatever.
Redirect examined-The Doctor sad OF his own sccord
tnat Mr'. eunnnenAm uaa are stnaher hss an Sea
who Moua sSea 20 sny an,Ds ey were sp'AAHs a'ou
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