New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-07

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.. W. there any othec Conversation, A. rsrs
va god desl II cosveTsstioo about pc ole ~As
we're setting nGred. ana married he, ssd wa1
O. Auythss shou, n, preser, AFFAIR A. NetA,s.
Q Who opeoed the door for you A. The y'ux
q. WAC coened it for yOu the las, time A. Tss
cfber Ivy. -
q. w.s he a grown boy a. No SIR, smsi-ths
6rst | 'hink wss Ms. Cunningham s son
q DID the coc,oT speak sLything about the front
door fastening A. les So he wen, ard sho~ed q %
.. WHIST cid he say A. He thought II vwy
strsree circumstance he said be had hsd to put Ga
new lock.
. Did be ssy be ksew who the people were wss
came snd Looked toto bis rom \. lie cad Ma
Cur mir cham and Ecke snd Snodgrsss they were 10
bs trsck every here watching him when he went o~k
q How Frequently did be say A. Constantly.
! DID Dr. BuTdSu appeSr in his usual mood A.
He was naturally very hsppy in h disposition when ~
vss good nstrred. bnt he vas melancholy then
O. You he'd some conversation With him IL the hsur
| A. Yes Sir
Q In a loud or under tone A. Ia bis usual tooc.
| . That wss rather loud 4. Sometimes be talked
| yery loud snd sometimes he didn't.
y Was Il lcud erOuA "a be heard or the next dco<r
A. ANY one stAldicg st the head o. the stsys could
| hesr the conversation.
| A. Some ten cs-probsbly more; they were ts'k-
IL isst
he'll A. N.srly the whole of it about this mses; We
| tslNet of other matters in another place.
| q. The conversation about his difficulties and the
| fear ha, he hsd-sppreuensons OF his Gie-occurred
| IN the tal \. Yes Sir.
| q. And tia, about wishing you to come here A.
| Yes Sir what De had 10 say ne talked right out &
u sie 10 difference whether thousand hesTdn
| o. During this erssion did YOU ncYgbiIe any
partc, lar rd, dua OF he family psssng through the
| hail. A. saw MIS-. Cunningham; she was IN tss
'front.' rsror ,he red the door while stood "a the
| q which door, & The door into the hall.
O. Wfs, did she DO then 4. She passed oat and
| Is.sed down stslrs.
| q Die YOU know whether she walked quickly o.
| slowly aw az. A. didn observe.
| q You have often been Or. Burdeus boudsmss.
| A. Ne. Sir.
il mpossb BILE tor me 10 tell, in some instances have
| been bis boncsmsn MAJ,
| -. Had that any RELATION 10 uns Oose' ~ No' wv"
| least.
O. Did suy person have any anr,osity sgstnst hun.
| A. Yes Sir: be had good many eDemiGs
| % What have thoee enmi,ies been caused by. A.
Wei Sr Iearly all of the difficulties that he has had
| have grown out of money matters; ne was one OF me
| most extremely penurious men, Probably that ev@
| lived ard penny In his eye locked Digger tnsa
40 gold piece in most mems eyes the difficulties grew
| out OF n a..
| 10 do him any injury. \. Not 10 my knowledge. he
Mad very serious difficulty with man named Evaas
| ON account OF robbery. "
q. Was that when h. was in broadway a. f~,
| al he corner OF Franklin street. 49,
% You have be ard nothing about that difficulty re-
| c,nIv1 A. believe Mr. Evans h in state Prison 10
| Virginia now | may be mistaken, however
| O. Could any person in the front room have heard
| yonr con, creation A. | think l think the most
serious fcutes be had was with members OF hsown
| 'amily.
| apy revepgei A. | have heard that he hss done 60.
| o. He never did &c you A. never spoke to the
man N my e but the Doctor has told me that he has
| o. He IS m the State Prison y \. think no 10 IN
virginia; he was long time in Philadelphia.
q. WHAT wss he convicted Of A. Burglary %
| forgery, DON'T know which.
q. Is he in Virginia no" A. know he was taxes
| there.
q. He is well known to the NewYork Police A.
| don't know, SIR.
| Q. Il be in the city A. think he rs 10 state
| Prlsen- that's my impIe ssion.
| O. Did the Doctor ever say anything to You about
| marriage A. lie told me he was not married on En-
day last said be would not uary tho best woman liv-
! ing.
e At the time you lot the house, did Dr. BardeH
| cone out with you A. No, be did not.
Q. | mean at O'Clock, Sir A No, Sir, he didn't;
left at half past 1; think Dr.. Cox told me he
| out with bm iDr. Cox said he left ust about clock
| and iha. COR, nds with she time he went out.
q Did DR.. Iurde tel you that any of the women
outside cf this house WHO anne to eco him threatsred
| his lie A. No, S1
Q. DID DR.. BuIdel speak to youvabout wll A.
| Yes, Sir
| q. What did be say 4. Tha, h. had made his will
q. Did he tell you this on Saturday A. Ga We'd
! nesosy had often spoken 10 him about IT, partica-
larry bis Gaze; have always looked upon him as q
man of very short he thai he would die very sud
der y he ives very subject TO apoplery; very much
| subject 10 rush Of blood % the head.
q. he tell you TO whom he left his property A.
| asked hun, and he told me some.
| .. Did he give you ~ understand that there was
| enytLIg in the Will concerning Mrs. Cunningham A.
| Nothing at ALL
| . He kn her nc thing, A. Nothing at all there
haG been difc Iy with Mrs. Cunning ham, something
| abo ut the Will 80 he informed me.
| y. Al what tune did ne make the will A. Well, L
dldL inquire, he had with him, but was busy and
didn examine it sufficiently to know the date OF tho
| witnesses, or anything OF that Kind.
| URIAH NARyIyE, RECALLED.
TIE Rev. Mr NayIDe wGs resworn-Q. You have
| gone Sir with he deputy or officer to see Mr. Eckeis
| 4. went yesterday 10 see man IN prison whom iheY
| called Mr. Eckel.
| Q. DID you ever see him before, Sir A. Not my
| kI0gedgo.
q. " ell do you recognize in tina, man, Sir the par
son no went 10 your house to 20. married A. 10,
| Sir.
| O. You DO not A. No, SIR.
| 4. bid be have his nat o. CAP On IN the prison A.
| No. si..
| q Did be hsyes VIZ on A. lie had il on. ana
some Ole told nun 10 ake It OF, which he did; saw
| him With il on and on bOtn.
| o. Nss il the WIZ that be has been in the habit q
| wesrIDg for the last three weeks A. believe go
Q Inc wig altered ms appearance, did II not, very
| much A. ] could stI distinguish bis features.
whether he had IL on or Of.
! Jurof-AIs. Prcsser told yesterday that shs
could scarcely recognize him with that wig on.
| Tbe Rev. Hr. MsUine-Diferent persons
dowed with different degrees Of perception IN rscos
nizBg persOfs | would say that be body which sac
/ et no ms ryl,d