The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-28

py coTonss conn"q, on ne s no. Of Harvey Burce
was o Are you acquaintsd with Dr. woodVard' A.
saw bm there O. We're Won uresent At any n,o A that
pce when Coroner ConneYy rive directions 70 Or Wood
ward in respect TO The exsm,naton Of the persons Of
tfe Coroner tell DR. woodward 10 exsmins MI Ecsel
spoderass and Mrs ham In the "peok shoulders
and arms 70 know IL there were any marks Of Violence
on, ths Coroner and O. DO Won rsooiect The dsv and
hour Of the day you heard the Coroner give The cderP A.
Ws on 0e' W,s ~ u 49,, 49, IN, .o,
menoement TO end Of the conversaonp A. was Q Have
you stated all OF II that you reconec1 A. Yes, have
sT s srs e., hrv 10 a s n ,", -,o, 'u orc 80 " o,
Or Wood ward stoned the Coroner and said 70 him:
understand there rs to be an examination Of the bodies of
Eckel Snodgass and Mrs the Coroner said
yes and told the doctor 70 examine their checks shoulders
and arms, u were any marks OF violence
their persons the Coroner and went out them this CON
versaion place in the back par,or on the first floor O.
there many persons in the roonY A. Yes there
Was this the Monday Immediately atsr the nurderY
A. Yes was O. Since then when first was your attention.
called 70 this direction Of the Dr. Woodward
A. The was seeing notice Of public
prints before that was in saloon three or four days
anoe Were discussing the proisv IF he stamnst,on Of
Mrs Cunnngh s person. and one was blaming the Co
roner for permitting the exposure of Mrs. Connnghams
person. remembered the order Of the
Dr. Woodward in my presence and ! stated to my
friends that ii was palpable fahehood-that
the Coroner gave no such order to DIR. Woodward.
O. Did you get into heated discuesionY A. II YOU CON
slider private three friends SUCH
took part in the conversation that TRANSFERRED O Did YOU
sides way or the otherY A. So far as the expl
my friends, did according TO the belief con
viction in my mind O. Before the examination Of Mrs
unninghans person, aid You hear her express herself in
relation examination Of IN A. No. @ Were You
present during the whole investigation before the
A. Pretty much the whole of the time O. Was there In
rhe conduct Of the Coroner investigation AZ
when you were present. thing of an Improper charac
lion tasen)
The Court here took recess.
TIE E'EsAS" SESSION.
Catherine Denison was then called and cross esau.ined
W AL, .onn0'y 0ounae,
v When were you hrst acquainted win srB cunning
this last winter O. Where did Won see her ,hepS A. She
uas thon BOARDING. NJ N Pond srset q Had vs, soon
her from that time to the death OF DR. Burdel2 Yes
O. How often? A. think mot over eight or nine times ai
the most How long before Won heard If the death of
n Rnrdsu had WON Las, seem Ser Tho WonSa~ he q,
fore his death. saw her hen at No ri Rond street
VII, us. ,ha hrsnsss or ncca Gov ~ ,or 'no IT,
%, $50 w T ha " ~ yo1 d sog vv nss a.
ND Won SOC Mrs. Cunninba NJ on ne y uoi1 of ~ Se
y pu you pee nIs. w nam on us hupJeot u we osh-
VI ,a nov 0' YOU w. se ,ha a. e one IN me
i "" Ma 700 W. ~. ,h ,;, aono -, . .ha.
pIlor a no. " Dio you get the dentistry asne that
Gay a. aid not " HOW long were you IN the house
al that ume A ABOUT TWO hours was Ir. Burdeu
there al tnat ume A. DE was why did you not have
the dentistry doneY A. re was engsged when ist went
there he came into the paror sat down. and talked until
was too late q What was the dentistry you required
10 De uohey a. LEANING ana hning OF some teeth "
WIN state how long previous to that occasion had
seen her before Tor the asa A. cannot say exactly;
aont reconect u ABOUT now many times mad You seen
ner ior tne p nree mohhs before Dr Burdeii dealf
ar = n
uat tune; might nave seen her two OF hr'' times y
n those occasions dd you 20 70 see her or h doctor A.
Igenerany wen, 70 see tne ao,or tAeo TOT nm When
went IN y INA you 20 al ueao tines !. aenustry
doneY A. Most OF the tune did Y. The remainder OF
me une, ana you go 70 see the DOCTOR or MIS- cunning
nanr a; "yn' W seo u'en pOul aS general uig
ouIihg .nose uree n,on.s you nave SPOKEN ." ~ no
your husband 20 WIN your H. lie oid not U was no
~ NONE AZ tiat unc. a ne Wa not Where was het
a, u o Anow now log StIs y snoe you mao Ist
sen I'm, mn. rar n, naa SEN nm urogh she "n'r
, uo"' reoonr. no" a. ~nM uiae' " ahu ne hve
~, svu 9ui,ns uiAs VIM y. iie uiu MOI
ioM 'ons Is Enc ov ad ne nvou ,ogsusrf a,
, eoi u ~ 100 va r'o UNI .ooo, uo VA.
,i ~, w ,, =, h 4" ~ ~ W. ~, ~ wa W. n's'
Thrasrv Is5a hasore or altar y"nr a., ac"airarra
n ,y toool osore OF aer your nrs, squanuiioc
with MIs. CunmnshalnY A. Mr. penson and have never
20 80 nae 49,; ~ ,, scns5n,pc ,h NJ rnan,
ham o Noes yonr husband INV reside in prookynY
80, w. h,s h,s,ns-se Sra, y..is ,aarshsr,
o What Kind on mer,no gsrmsut vas t,s Mrs GINNING
nam had on at ts time OF her Examination by DR. WOOD
ward and what was Ihe name of itY don't recoiec,
What kind II was O How high and how low did IL como
lades generally their II low down
as ladies' generally wear their dresses q. Was II
o,cn or close IN front, and at the backf A. 1t
was tlgbt back hooked up in front q Was the skirt
openS A. IL was open part q the way down. I
know II wa. Q. Was open far down as her hpsY
A. II was. q. Was II any artb.rS a. Yes q How
low thenY a. About nvecigliths Of a yard q Was Il
oyen as low down her knccsf A. No. q Was that
rnerino garment unlocked before when DR. Woodward
examined her personY A. The nerino garment have
ferred 10 not hooked; thought when spoke OF the
dress being hooked in front and tight behind II referred 10
animation you stated there II little mistake wish 20 cor
rect, "she was stripped Of all her eothes except fine
nicTino under garment, which hung about her waist
what the nsmc OF the merno garment you had refer
onco toy a II was what Is called lsdys merino wrap
per, q How FAR up and how FAR down would that lays
merino wrapper extend CA her person. A. As high up
the shoulders and covering her hips v How Tar did
extend below her h~n a. should JaaSs !. covered ha
Of the abdomen Was not long enough to cover more
than half The abdomenY A. " wa not q Was that
garment taken on from hor person at all dur.
Ing that exarinaton2 a. II was only taken
OF her shoulders, and remained around her waist
v When taken OF her shoulders was VI slipped down on
Der person. a. IL was. U Was u slipped down far
enough 10 leave her shoulders exposed a. low ~ tho
shoulder badesy A. II @ Were there sleeves 10 that
garment A. There short sleeves. q Who took "
or from Der arms and shOuldorsi 4. MIRA Cunningham