The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-12

tt~e oeins some unp'eAsanness between him and ars.
Q Do pc give you the reasons of thass A. No, sir.
Q b. Bpe. they were quarrelings A. I knew they
Did be tell you Of any expression Of threat that Mrs.
ConnipEta lam tver made to~ards Doctor BuraeS A. No.
Juro-You have ,oId the jury thai you returned
to him upon that saturday sufficient shirts you say only
10 make cnarg,2 A. Yes
upop the fol- wing ruo day Of those be returned
on tta' Saturday preSousa A. Yes but had nothing
e bis after ma, package Until he officer fetched
from the Frieeph ward citation house; things only
came oDce week, understand
Q How oug Old Mr.. E,ke stay with you on Friiay
when be called upon our A. Very few minutes; ne
very re'd,m s,oppse ov ive or ninutes.
Q Dc YOU recoiect $40 time well enough to answer
thar I, war IL o'clock A. About IL O'Clock
Q Do you thpk u was later II an III A. No, dont
tbirk Il was
The Coroner-And pay NO attention al all to tho Insa
or mushn when toes IN 70 be washed by looking at
A No particu'sy attention.
Do so, hear any OF tue nbers beiop gsng 10 your
washing erablshme ut ,ay hat that shirt was soted With
blood. or sry Of the clothes you getf A did ant
Juror-You said you knew the ~hirt was veceived
In Tussday-wss II only received ep tridsy' A. could
tell NJ Eckeps 'hirb - soon as GEO the1.
You said just now was one you sent on Fridayf A.
M; Saturoty evening.
Bor did you know 1t WAS not one that you sent pre-
vious to ,bsH A. Understand that the shlus thAt
returned tn the house on saturday evenug were 10 one
OF the packages that got tho nursdsy previous; had
rext week following and part Of that package, under
sand ne, 10 there still
JurOr-ATe 70 undor1tAud rom you tnAt You nave
be- n acquainted with Mr.. Eckel about Tour yearsS A.
From three 10 four years.
O Are you in the habit Of talking about lsdiess A.
We 50, down and laughed and talked about them.
But about this hoose he careful 70 say nothtugs
A Be raid he hhe1 The family very much, that Is ell
when we isusheo about the ladies about some
body old not know anything about; II was somsbody
with whom be had had communication.
have you been with Mr. Eckei 10 see Mrs. Prossers
Q Gan you tell me why he talked Of leaving herr A.
Because che vas TOO expensive for him.
Juror-Thai In it-cheaper nere.
The Corcper-Now, sir. Will pat one question to you
and We vii, be done. You sotemnly swear that you
have NO; il your house, Deither DO you know that
trunk o clothes thing else, belonging to Mr. Eckel
Is IN any other placer ! can solemnly swear tast
doDt know Of single trunk that belongs 70 him. Wit,
The Sororer-Now / wish il TO be understood he-e
that dur the naming time that We have the present
under nvests alton, shall not receive any apouy
letters II any perAoas In tho com mmunity feels
deeply Interested in this affair, they ought certain
y not to keep biCk their names I saalI not
mis- day / Won't take any notice OF them
would ssy at this sAse Of the proceedings at there
several snssses down stairs no! OF very great impor
lance; that nave seui eubp1nas to some very psrsou
lar Witnesses and their not beinI bere now will
de the most prudent thing to be 70 take up hs medical
JAIME. Scot, called and having been sworn, testified
The Coronor-where do You live, sir, A No. is Ma
Judge Capron-Do you know Mr.. Farrell Who was
ssorp % witness last night heres know John Far
W y
Q A shoemaker A. Yes.
Q Wen we want inasmuoh - he gAve some impor
snt tesm ny here and 10 know what weight should be
placed upon H. want 70 know no long you have
snown bims A Well, suppose about four years.
What 1, bis character man OF trutnY A. never
heard anything TO spot his Character be h IN honest
O aha, are hi. habits - To insemperancs; tempo.
rate mArf Not Temperate man; never saw him
C0soner-pd you ever know him to be drunk, intsm.
pere, '.sser soou or any ming OF the kinds A. did
q Hos ofsp? A rnas might be about two or thres
tin.s In our years
Juose u.p,on-whst is his general habits, sober or
We want you to state the thing Just Is you under
stand prsoss y. viii ask you one question moro that
occurs 70 mo Do he st any tune ssT 20 you anything
about knowing anything about this anair or anything
connected with NJ ne never told ms anything: last
sentlemsn Of Tho nsms Of O'Reily and aeou. this
thing did not pay attention 70 at the time, merely
laughed h cG bo next DAY told IL 10 Mr.. Hamilton and
Witness sisnsd depositops
Coroner aen,lemen OF the Jury-rbe wttuesses ex'
pcctcd have here have not cous neither have the
pbysic'aps; suppose they will be hers about three
O'Clock; sn.uId say Il would be botser 70 taEe .
until barf. past two.
Adjourned accordingly.
AFTERNOON sEssfoE-rHx MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
The ipquess met as O'Clock, whom the Coroner I'D.
dressed the Jury follows Gentlemen Of the Jury tb
ply appointed for The ansy zsoa OF the cha
racer of the blood found upon the wallis throughput the
house, cothipg sheets and every thing esethree OF
them have appeared before me up stairs Thoy have
document furuishiug ell the information, but consider
that would be Informal unless had the signatures Of
the whole VINO appointed 70 perform that duty
They say gsutemen that they win appear here so NOR
mornng, 0 II O'Clock, 10 give you tho results o
thsT inquiry. DR. Woodward and Or. Knight-Dr
Knight Who made the post morem, and Dr.. Wood ward,
who appointed 70 examine the particular depth inter Tor
-l-l A.
dagger W c,mpsrs with those wounds, and he is nov
here TO give his testimony.
TESTIMONY or DIR. GEORGE Y. WOODWARD.
O. wore you Of the surgeons appon.ea 70 examine
the body OF IN. Burdenf A. was, sir.
Dad you psrfor thu, OH c. A. did, str, with the
assstApoe OF Dr. KnigbS DR.. Uni and Dr. Wool.
Q. Did those gcausmsn make any written report or
staiemen, Of results Of thsr eKamlnstoni A. Yes
SIR, they did
O. 1hA, you have hers' A. Yes, has been pub
l,hed
The Coroper-u n pecesssyy to make that proof aud
read to the ju-y they have real in the papers.
/ viii state that The result Of the exsminsnoa OF
IN. Buroeu has never gone 70 .tbs press, nor any
where else while st not with my know,edge; .bu,
some one or other OF the press seems has gos inorms
on Of The fac ana then We only vhe,nsr
want Dr. Woodward 70 what has been ia otrcus
ton in The puolc prist. That = mere sAemsu' Of
Judge Cap on You nay Va your own words and your
own way state your medical conclusions, ~ sc,entnc
man, from character Of The wounds In relation 10 the
death Of Dr. Burde,r A. do no knos what particulars
you mean; would rather you would ssk the questions
In detail
Judge Caprop- did not know, bat having examined
the whole subjecs and understanding what the subject
wss that you would give your Judgment more iuselli
ebiy by statement Than BY questions which might
on. 10 you But vi l. however, as 10 10 your ssn,
put them 10 you Where we're tne wound mostly DIS
cribe tnsm' A. where Was WHAT
o Upop wna, par, Of the body we're those wounds
ore wound upon the right shoulder, bot perhaps
The best vsy ~outo be t read that paper
Coroner-- hat 10 the bea vay 70 do think. -
The pacer (pvbh,hed the HssALD Of Wednesday las
here - fohovsp-
ErAwtrArroS HARVEY Bunpv1- HEtD rthRU
ARY g. 1881, AT HOUSE 81 BosD STREET
vhi-h itself In Inch from the
ler nipple . line internal 10 H. aud is enc and ous
eighth inch 1be second wound two abd halt
inches IN ward from the wound first described
and eighth. Of an inch IN length Ihe third
and three eighs Of an inch directly below the
described and eighths OF an oen
from the left y eownwad and measures oae incs
in length The nentwo wounds present hsmssycs IN the le
pxa The two and eishths OF inch from
the left nipple and 10 Ave eRhhs Of inch length The