New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-07

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O 10 YOU nov whether III Mem 10" 0'''
pS You tnov that yoo1s PaS ts.e 20 s .s bv Of Dr.
ssss have since '''''''''' " s'' 90 ,.. 70. ,
A Until toward 10 O'clock Sir. 49,. 80 s,3 ,o. 90.
o. Ana upSer,tAnd that during that time You 90 @
Mr.. Css1iHss.%S al az - \ DID NOV SC
81 81 M se ;ssi s,n Nuns the body sboat 10
s,slosll A Yes Sir up there busly 'Ns"'H'Ds ''
ths seeS. IN the house spoken sb,a AsSins counsel
nae No Sin; in The evening there was something
'As '''I N,fS@ss crosserarqined By Judge DeaH
Yos an counselor q supreme Court 4 a. am
. Bot spilled to a. eoaR.c 4 10 a Yo. sr
%tst tore wss Il A II was Tremendous shhek-as
lcsS sAriei l ever heard from any one g.. ,b.,
..S..h against the door whether she attempted to st in q
not Do rot inoT went to the aI 0' 'D TbaS "
@ What wa. the character Of the lock on the door, A
nish.i~y. very easily opened until some time, think,
near the close Of December when Dr. Badel caused new
~ 20 BE- put on the patent lock believe which was
exceedingly cult to when fT.i put on net DT pn,
De-. asy and informed him mat ,39k me Tsr nse 0
Whist the state Of the lOet after that A. Ai'e"a'd
q Could YOU open It without your nshtteyl A. No Sir
not without the night key but 4 would open I'VE S be
touch in the world Of the key that very nsh' oN''
O Aud lock had been from DECEMBER en- ; until the time
N. close Of december Of January
@ Do you know the occasion OF changing the JOCK
VA that door Sometimes len nights without being
tssi wss fortnight before The 3oh Of January within
fortnight certainly found sen about OF y oc * some
The CouTt-The outer door, A. Yes, Sir. ..,
Mr. DeaDADd the inner door wa. not closed a. s ~ "o
q There Wa no Ere your that shernOOn' There
O How long had you been in it' A From o'clock until
Do You know whether one Of the absent who
ordinarily built A Mrs Cunningham said that the
absent and that the feasn she gave Tor there
O She made .pQosyl A Yes, Sir, ......,....
stsir. was or was Mrs Burdel A Decidedly Sir
II the voice. impression was was some servant Of the
@ Do you know habit was who usually went to
the door when the bell runsl A. do not know, Sir.
O. yon know whether Dr. Burde went TO the door him.
self did you have TO mig the bell TO ee a. one gn
opened upper window aud asked who was and then came
dVSn saS s me ou IN and Ss W. that 1t must have been
about the middle Of Defenders twice be did IT. was about IL
O While you you the inmates of that house
this prisoner her daughters and you went in and
g. What was the weather you that night do you
ms%bsI Yes Sir distinctly s' TUNED 5a from stS s
partially obscured II appeared to me that would either ran
@ you any smell Of burnt wooden leather
your way bOmsi A. Nothing of that kind, Sir
O. You know Of deficiency In your organs OF smelling
You observed nothing unusual Of housed
O. Did ycn see any light in the house, A. On the contrary
it extremely dark in the passage as / went up
Direct Examination Res iDled.
This room designating the rear FOOm third aoOr
O. The stairway to the attic open entirely open1 A Yes,
O. Did you see any light in the A. No Sir;
light III the house at all until lit the gas in my room
for wh.t purpose was occupied? wa sort Of store
room had -four OF five trunks there myself o.. o ..
room and one from the hall.
O. There was a window In Il looking into Mrs. BurdePs
room A. do lot eeoleot Of II was In there very rarely
You had III A The door locked between
How about the hall dOO' A That frequently locked
hws, generally locked =.
In don't think went in there than three times alto
ss' sasn %eT n OeS the . door s
hall doOri A 1t peculiar key struck having
1S@i to oPS1 but %l
altogether too easy TO be satisfactory to me.
@ Would it open other locks beside this
Mr. Hail. don't suppose that Mr. Umann went about pick
The CourtDid you open any with It!
nsvs, did have seen other keys like it about the cseH
Judge DeanThat that could not have been lock
The Wtnes-I came to the conclusion that single wire
into the part where the longest ward was would open r.
bring the the stand witnesses
and TO let the loch be exhibited BY them.
TESTIMONY OF MIR. BALDWIN.
The next witness was A Demlt Baldwin, who tes
Mr. Ha-Yop member Of thi. bar A. ! am &c
Did you leave the night of this muIder' A Yes
O. In company. slonel A In company about III O'Clock
O. How did you fiji the tmel A. fixed from the event
O. mean how did YOU fix the hour that you left
vsd that day from the West whittier he had been for
month SIX weeks and he wanted US to 60 out with hi@ be
hs watch and said was Iii o'clock that was in the
O. long before you got into the street
A. About FIVE en- minutes.
@ No Is Bond street il near by Brosdwsy7 A. Yes Sir
O. Which way did You proceed I A. Toward Broadway
Upon ssyI. the house did Oa perceive BY your sense Of
O. What wssfti
fousston objected objection oveIrued and exception
yS9s down ,ss Of The party remarked
O. You yourself perceived the odori A. We oil perceived
O. Where the locality Of the party the time Of this
perception A. We were coming down the steps.
Before reaching the 'dewski A Anddown on the side
Crosseramined BY Mr.. Romeyn.
Where did you go after leaving the house No i6 Bond
q. Did the smell increase diminish A. do not know
'As ysST; 1SH a. mot noted ed ri.
A cannot that did there smoke in the stuOs
You did perceive any column Of smoke connected with
O. About quarter past u ociocI theni 4 Yes Sir
g Did you perceive anything Of th: smell theni A do
IL had perceived 1t then you would have remembered
O. Was there much wind that night A. Very little
Did observe In what direction the wind blowing
9oa oas.s IN an st ssI: S' .aS
np see we could see coming from tho houses
Dd you observe any sh; attracted your attention
O. You light yOu resided for any length of time
in Bond street, A. Since october.
LII not unusual to have bad smells from the direction Of
DID Observe Sen su si p. elem 0 snd
DO not rscoect that did eKcsP. few evenings ago when
there bed burned In the the
other instance reoollect.
TESTIMONY OF OFFICER DAVIS.
The next witness was Edgar Davis, who testified as