The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08

gwen harvey Burcen u, pison $1,000
SAMUEL AsBros's DEPOSITION.
Samuel Ashton boy and evidently intelligent and
who formerly employ Dr. Burdel, the next
rgAtoli.s pni 10 him With unusual prompinesa
How clio are Your a WIN be a,ssn next April
with ~ ny NJ. mot mot = my father lathe Is on. West w. m
7So arm S md s,aid IL The middle Of July ., ,ov
wsittd on ihe pa,ienis ana attended the door
Mr., he
9. What wasthe dinculyf A. 1t about papers.
= Nov ten US al yon know about that A. heard me
ook out Of my safe she swore she did not take
@ Give ns The language the Doctor made of 4, He
said Where are the papers ycu took out Of my safe " Mrs
II did DO no such bins~T would be guilty Of any
az .sa IT, The Wias repeated Mrs G. an
srSss rsHs an. I rather an, angry tone s nocr
A, NGiAIg at al, sir; ,,m.,,,,. 49, .,.,, r,.
pscor Thai he missed the Of his safe in the
laboratory at the he came to me and asked me
taken frcm hn reeoleet enc Gay that wagon stepped a.
safe oil 20 get new key IT. think Of
bid You sros Of any other dicuy with the Doctor
Sts and s1es ye he tool her into the
office and locked The the LADY had gone Mrs
every that lady tell %s; did go always
the sofa in The back room irst oor Inc
talking to her white was through e n nal Da W
the lsbSrao,y and 'ha. all seen Of that Cha A., MT
any hing .Ss told me to listen ihoSsh The window; Ibid
co. but nothing OF Importance passed Qoud laughter BY the
Coroner Officers keep order.
RECORD you did not have anything TO communi
pieces and she used dinner other day
the poe,or heard
On sas ss % II
before my danehersY the Doctor that kind Of
% Did not the Doctor words with Augusta and the
Have YOU been in the habit Of coming to The
You leftn No STR the day LETT Mrs g. paid me my
Has been to see relative TO h' invest
was passing halocsd to hp when policeman took
me BY The arm and brought me IN here Gsush'sr v.,
hereY A Dr Robera used to come here 70 see Mrs Cum
bingham saw him about three times only; he used to walk
q. Did he come in the daytime evening A. In the day
O. Did any one come to see MIS- Cunningham A. No.
q Did any gentleman sec DR. Burdcu often A.
Yes air good many gentlemen used to come here relative
@ Did hear of him having difficulty with gen.
Did YOU ever hear having any difficulty with ladies'
in The house Only with Mrs Cunningham not with any
You heard harsh used to the Doctor
Q. Did Bannah live here when you were here? A. Yes
Q. Did men visit her A. man came with veg Vegetables
from some market believe Il is the corner Of Third street
all GREAT iaurSierJ '''N ''' ''"'
q Was bis name john a do rot know what his name
BY the Coroner Why did you leave the Doctor, A; Be
was wrong
DEPOSITION OF BARBARA sOLLENBACH.
Barbara sollenbach aworn, and deposel follows
q. Where do you live! A. reside at 673 Broadway
Q. What is your businessS A. am corset maker
Q. Hsw long have you resided there' Five years
O. DO you know Mrs Cunningham A. She is n customer
O. Did Won zee her in the month of January LAST A. It
was IN October her daughter was AZ my once
u In October last, then, che called at your place! A.
q. Was there any with her that tme9 A. Ny eldest
dapshsr said she d was wv waiting Tor sen hes
O. she waited how 'ong A caunO exactly tell you but
q what did she say she wanted, A. She said she
tell exactly every thing that was said my daughter can tel
no What did your daughter tell she said She said tina:
when 9e ar cane eD % $ s oos ,a s
s.T s s a.
The CoronerI should IKE to ask the Jury whether IS
CATION TO morrow supdas or not . 81, .
session and concluded to meet at los ocloc>
THE CORONER DEFINES HIS POSITION.
CoronerBeiore this investigation closed wish g. - be
distinctly understood that had the witness sud be us
examined that he from the Coroner
risdcop. wish that 10 be understood for particular
wish TO be equally undo -sood that the Coro
of the opin In rerard his but 10
TO the law submit to everything that 70 day fom
the Supreme Court Informed, gentlemen, tbs.
Mr. Snodgrass under all the peculiar circumstances which
you have present themseves In Thu horrible
tragedy, walking about Broadway. l wish u To
be understood that return that acion that e
have between Mr. Clinton and the keeper or
the city prison wsuld say further gentlemen az au In
dividua my ferret the
peIperaor Of this horrible action, That cannot so@ this
meeting separate without Offering thanks 10
os the city of New York and n Judge tapron
Whep gentlemen they here Voluntarily 10 assist
Coroner proves My thing Judges 90 high
tell. ctual requirements and deep research the Law,
those only object vewhs ", to In
rypg the objects Of the Law for the protection and
lbtng cf their fellow citizens mus oier thanks To
those gentlemen.
A voice-"BravoW
The investigation then closed for the day be resumed
morrow, (supdayJ q, 1917 O'Clock.