The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-03
IoosTSuKp FROM rIRsr PAas.l

-. looSTINUkp From FIRST PA0R.l
o3h O'CLOCK aud arrived s the office sboul qusrter b.
fore nne O'Clock he WAS there whsa went In: he
spoEss me in . rather impatient manner saying "Is
A very near eight ococks he said he had been there
ever since eight O'Clock waiting me- this vas in his
tsuai free and easy, oviL Of speaking; exa.
mined some accounts there and made q msmoran-
dunn q them he then said slot 90 round TO .
place in Fourta ,neet;' We went and examined
some accounts there
Y How losg were you occupie with him 2 4. must
have been In connection with The two places 81 least two
hours; VS. delay cd In the second place time for
had sold Urge bill OF good which was TO be shipped,
and mst The purchaser and the carman there and WAS
engaged with them Q time.
Q. Did you notice any note being handed TO him while
he was with you A. did not. and wa With him oil
the time; there were only four I've persons In the
altogether; the end OF that time he proposed
going up to his establishment in Forty ann street. was
very rainy, and told him to 90 up and mako . memo
rxndum OF his affairs, and would look over with him
that 10 the last time saw him; II was about noon he
was Of the store on Fridsy
Did you ever hear Ecke speak about Mrs. Cunning.
ham, A. No, cir; or rather remember that hs did
speak OF her one osy was after had visited him here
the next day said to him that he had very nne board
ing house, and ASKED him ~ho Mrs Cunningham WAS
he said abe Was widow Of means, something to that
effect.
Q Did you ever bear him speak about Dr. Burdelr A..
have heard him speak Of DR. Burde or three tmsa
q when old he nrst speak to you OF huf A. II was
two or three weeks ago; LIE spoke OF there being =
noarder ut Mrs Cunning hams by the name Of Burde
and shout bis Asing abused a the door when
they went 10 open for him. he also said that Burdel
came in very late 1t night tina. his language very
abusive. &c.
Q. What brought up this conversation A. don't re
OF Dr. BurdeI think IT was about q week ago I had
tbs conversation with Eckel.
Juror-Dr. smith In his examination states tina, DR.
Burde had some valuable pepersln bis sale, his Office
stairs the key Of which ,Afe had been lest taken
away there papers refer to the giving up OF the house
by Mrs ngham tic lat of May next and As the
doctor shorty before his death Expressed his tear Of ioslng
them ha ring them taken from him. the jury very
anxious to know what In that safe, and what the
ture and purpor OF papers If the key Of the sale
can be found.
Coroners Assistant the est keys and the key of this
safe have been ound and they In the hands Of
the Coroner.
Juror.-we wish 10 propose that an examination be
made upon the retina Of Dr. Burdes eyes by power
ful microscope believe these experiments have been
sred in France with great success and inves:igs
tons can be aidea In Any manner by the expert
mout, we wish very much 10 have the expert mert
tried by q tkilful and scientific doctor; the
image OF the murderer Is upon tue re.na
Of the eye and able TO discover IT, would be OF
great advantage 70 our Investigation. Another juror
wished the experiment to be tried, but had no faith
nit
Coropcr-I have jection- not the least in the
world anything 10 get 81 tue murdere'by iciepce or
aught else. WaAt do you think OF H. Judge (Seebe)r
Judge Bcebe-I sm In iavo. Of
Corouer-Well we will nov 90 up and examine she
safe snd private papers the late Dr. Harvey Br-de.
The Jury and The representatives Of the press alone
we're United INTO the room and examined the contents
of Or. Bure ell tsfe, secretary, 40
EXAMINATION OF DR.. BURDELL's PRIVATE PAPEas-
MS SAFE oPESsD-HIs Greek BOOKS, SHOWING
MONEY PAID 10 MRS CUNNINGHAM.
The containing the sale, secretary &C. OF ina de-
ceased Ia the occupied for an Office In bis practice
OF dentistry and The In which be suffered his horrible
oeah The appear ance.nd diagram Of the have al
re.ev been given In iu HERALD On entering, the
grs, thing handed company for inspection the
Articles found In the docos pockets on Saturday morn
Ing There was,s pain gold watch with cord chain IT.
saohed the watch mad stopped st ck o'clock probably
had not been wound mp on Friday night when the DE
ces ed assulted shd down at 81 O'Clock In the
morning; there was horn hair comb which shut up
with sprins, . common leather purse, small knife and
three private latch beys.
pottau, personal pspert such deeds, bonds, inst
rsnoes, 30, among winch noticed the following
Deed Of the house and 10, 81 8ond street
Decd and insurarcts on No Bond street.
Deeds, papers, sc OF property In lHerxime co7nty,
NY.
Lesses 81 Bond street.
Leases. &C, In EhzAbetntowp, n J.
Pspers and deeds 10 Hnvey Barde,i
Leases ON No Bond street.
There were other packages Of papers marked on tAs
envelopes - foil VS.
Jamts Baruen
Pspe =. letters. &c.
) Jsn touny, \. \,
Cav artD. Hubert
Levi Lanson.
,s>>>s>e~~A
! Fr.d. wenn.