The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-10

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Q. Was thing els apparently in 4. ORDER A.
Did yoa noee the clothes upon the b.dy wssa.r hey
appsaxeS g be torn or ru"ped very much A. Yes the
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How w ss !. a :, prs .So,s no. 1au NJ. c
& DID YOU the cut hereS A. Yes swea- IT, r. VS.
O. The Wristbands Of his order and the buttons
What ar.t hing you heard r. r. Eslsl A.:
& Did you hear Mr. Eck-l make INQUIRIES. siys
ar pSSs ss si Sa %s thing ' '''' .''
anybody got he hsuse and how could have
occurred without the ,ami ~ pa You hesr ANY
could have occur ed and thai oeody knswm! A. Yes ,
e Was that very generally by the family A. Yes "eS
w6sh heard them that was ~,
may have heard Them.
Coz DID you a saturday nixh:; in ons
or two o. those rooms that two must have Committed me act
9 To whom dia YOU make that remark, sir' A. think
Judge Capon1sr -notg ass until that even, occurred.
comntisd a Gould be taken, as it
by and S you slept where you DID and
O. You would not believe it il it had been stated A.
Do is% at an h 1s. rAs he n M
q 10 hay ing heard noise before you
essa 10 ece. psss I'D not Waking about Q" An
O. DO you hear noises in the street when lie in
% Very YER distinctly A; Yes
O. I%ean While you occupying that room A. Yes.
ba used to hear s N, vm.n when he came to bed
" a. Ss. A A. 4n snf ff SsT T,I nSs
We'll. i don't know there was particular tine Of his
O. WHAT is the hour thar you usually retire ysu
and the family ss n ASis G GINGER than r
Coroner-You certain Of the figs were eaten
Tld yon see HANNAH get any Of the ass' dS1!rs
member having her that night not aer had hnshed
D. Did you hear her going up to bed about 10 clock A.
Q Did you usar Ms Cunningham say to her, Hannah
O. Did yon see Of The family the young ladies' a.r
Did you see anybody drug win any
Ss }. n Ss drug S ss and
that reason I asked the question,
BID you Ssr NJ; sAt in1ss So~e in thai night
Do You nnow whether dra he came in or ' don't
10 fi had any of The a..
Dc While ;. "a, here A. No
q Was Mr.. ynman accustomed visit the family in tbe
g. ia he arrive generally late in the evening" or come
@ S a :s. s sni un. Mn an,
.. How many times, A Twice.
d We're With the family alter the time Of the fuaerAr
O. Ne n their presence A.. No -.
A. A week ago last Sunday night -.
9 You was taken from th.m' A. -, was s sir Va.
ii. On the same floor that the slept onS A. Yes
closes below top door, door might
be called A. Yes A..
The SGISS.rswhsn did ~. hear ihsi MIS-, cga..s
CLAIMED ca 70 be his WIFE A When dd she r., say me-
I'd morning r o Il: .s Su. "a; sAsiass
& where did he stats ,hais a. in her room:
No, long seo,s the Coroner came A Yes 'h' SAID Dr.
O. That. the hrst ntmation had from her A. From
O. And you only heard what you stated before from
.. Did Abe ih.n exhibit the marriage eeracse' A Yes air
l. NOW. how she aesu, the Doctor. s.iHg
40. % s Ss%,ss A: ;S Ss %s
n.a %as she nS d
lns. WAS 4; = ne time a..
I me- ASS % se up cm Is, s roc r ns
bounced Iha. dead She then .ald ha, be her
that she sitting he ch.r she lad NE
lend g, n. ss,se -. :sS .s
| Roberts came up she go, ss a.d ~ he oeruacse.
SS1 s s:s put y'9
choose the Coroner ke*P hioi TIL morning fer further
aiIon; may thing Of somehng In the meantime.
Judge Capron then beard that policeman ha1
lying RSllsdsIpha which esi%sd sy .ay o.ns,
hat ght contain the clothes Of Ecke. that The
check Tor s60O or o0 which missing and the clothes may
have some connection
The witness signed his dispositions and retired.
At this point OF the procecdngu The Coroner and
and the reporters left the considering
the stlpG adjourned for the day Amer few minutes,
however Mr.. william A. Camp examined. the witness
standing smdst crowd consisting q the CoroEer and
others. Mr. william A Camp being sworn eGhed that he
IL taller the Bank The Doctors
check book called tor and compared with he eay
book OF 1.-The bank The as chrx drawn by YES TOR
for 500 There r. check match the
entry the book Of decreased G but suggested
that here might have been noe Mr.. Camp hat
Dv Burdens account balanced he 18Th OF De-
c, nber leaving balance his iAvcr Of s7ss IL
krvsra inerrogaories then put 10 the witness by
Judge and the Co<onsr which be replied ne
sufficiently scqusinisi With tho facts his
answering Questions bs The VI The hank
that Dr. buYde bad LETT Dor containing prf
papers the bank and that the Dor question
the produced This latter found understood
In the Doctors Al 81 Bond street The boz eft II he
the the Id ~ though with penknfe For any fH
Their evidence Mr. Camp referred the Coroner 70 ne book
keeper OF The Ariizans' hank
Adyeron then made bys sru,Icmsnly looking nd,-
rupunr the proceedngs he Informed the Corore hat Me
Inquest ought 10 be held In those that there
that the pubic ought not be admitted sud
that be himself had no RICH, 70 be nere policeman mildly
eventually led him 10 the front door The inquest thea I'D
iourned 70 II A NJ. this day.