The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

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What would be the rendition Of The tury.
FARRELLS EVIDENCE CORROBORATED,
Information was here gwen 70 Ne Coroner thas No
witness was present VINO saw Farrell standing On Me
stoop Of the house.
Coroner-I wish 10 announce 70 you, seatiemeu--part
culasy Of the press-hAt the has arrived here
who will testify 70 The Jury that he saw Vie witness
'FNre' sins the steps on the night Of the murder
Captain Dlks-Hu name = ID. O. Walter, o. Hossise
ne witness WIS cosducted up stain. 70 The Jury and
and examined BY them; but reporters we're ID
Judge Capron some time Afterwards came 70 The 70
tbe 81 on tho door stoop dong something with hh
shoe his hand and thought singular; ne did not
open and he msn II inc door in his shrs sleeves"
tine. eoasdsrSie anxiety WAS msnns.ssd b.
Do =. 1:o Of ss q ne
asa kindly given bis manusorfpt address 10 toe Jury
where the inquest had been held, and they were ON
poy I'd In copy ing on, from dicsaton, the same whtc
IVES read By . reporter.
THE DAGGER.
After The Jury had retired, DE-. G, r. Woodward WA
by the Coroner and entered their room % tesyt
The uo That he bad bean handed The dagger produce
In court during the day, and which nmilsS In al
speots 70 the purchased BY Snodgrsss; that va
handed 10 him for tho purpose Of Asoertainng whether
could produce wounds similar 70 those The body
deceased; that for ths purpose he had tried des
BODY and found wounds produced similar In oil 70
spects, - well on the body - 90 the oIothing.
VERDICT OF THE JURY.
The Jury came DOWN s>ars and entered the room
i've and twenty minutes past ton, and the Deputy Coro
Ger, Mr.. John Connery, read over the names Of the
Jurors individually, 70 which they responded.
TIE CORONER then said Gentlemen, have you agreed
Upon our verd,otf
JuRoR-We have, sir.
The CORONER Please read t.
Mr.. JAMIE a. Hall, juror then proceeded 70 roa,
he verdict Of the Jury IN language ~ iollows:-
THE VERDICT.
STATE OF NEW YORK, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
YORK, So.
An INQunsuoN
Taken at the house Of the late Doctor Harvey Burde
No. 81 Bond street, in the Fifteenth ward Of the city
New York In the county Of New York. this IAN day o.
February, In the year Of Lord thousand elgh'
hundred and nfty seven, before Edward D. Connery,
The city and county Aforesaid view Of the body Of tn
said Harvey Burde lying dead Ut 81 Bond street atore
said upon tho oahs and armasous Of twelve good
awful men Of the state Of New York, duly chosen an
sworn or affirmed and charged 70 inquire on behalf
said people bow and In what the said Harvey
Burdell came 70 his death, do, upon sbeY osths
Anrmatons, say that The said Harvey Burde
on The 3o,h day OF January, 1887, Of 81 Bond stres
Aforesaid feionously murdered, and came to hi,
death by being stabbed In pays Of his body vito
dagger otht, sharp instrument and the jurors be
ievs nom the evidence and therefore Hnd that Emma
Augusta Cunningham and John j. Eckel were prp
cpas in the commission Of said murder;
and the Jurors Aforesaid further ind thai
George Vail Snodgrsss either Joined the said Emms
Augusta Cunningham and John J. Eckel In the
commission OF the said murder, was Accessory
thereto before the fact, counseling aiding or abeuS
the said Emma Augusta Cunningham and John j. Ectel
70 commit the said murder; aud the Jurors aforesaid
further find that Augusta Cunn CHAM and Heen Cunning
ham, daughters OF the said Emma Augusta Cunningham
being In the house 81 Bond street Aforesaid where the
said murder was committed have some knowledge Of the
facts connected with the SAID murder, which they have
concealed from the Jury, and that ne duty Of the
Coroner 70 hold them the future action Of Grana
Jury In witness Whereof VIC, the said jurors, well
the Coroner have 10 this nqurton get our hands and
seals on The day and place Aforesaid.