The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-30

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THE Asinus OF THE TESTIMONY.
r1oWere YOU under Mr. AcFarisnd ~ the enrolmen nj
comniIssoner; ""' WV
rSced ,ne ne dmpacs you? Al don't know who dis
oase YOU sot sSs4ec tSe Sn from tina, time Of
having displaced you2 Al dld up to the time Of
Ihsd no reason e dseolleyS him.
sadod y0v peneFe nm when no told you he had NOT
QT%erS you no. publicly hostile to him before tha,
him thst SSTs s Of yoar svSwed sn% 70
iand' Al think NOT,
i. na, ~ sn; uon mat you saw OF VT nctar.
No; ma b. ,,,,,, an. 80 a.. IT,. =.
.oSa, ne drn any more thsn you saw oIhers 10
thai he did.
fere with their ability to attend 10 thei business A.
o,-inf you really thought that Mr.. Mcfarland .crl
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eeosy a gseysns snyg sy an Sst 70 That
day. ~ WV
III Inat testmony was TOT purpose not connected
% am not ye az az. Hu w II useu ~
became Of hi. Ikpow thai svorn 70 he iaeis "hA'
WONDERFUL.
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Inc witness disclaimed all connection with the
t'so , o~ee, OF MIL any person 9onnSe.ed WIN
or any relative or friend any political favor He did
not sympatbize politically with tho Tribune, and
never expected 10 make q cent Of money out OF
them.
Amer the examination OF the next witness, Mr..
VITA REGARD 10 sr 81 his
coming from Hartford TO attend here as a witness
ne had been suopGnasd, and supposed be could be
p@na bad upon the outside Of the envelope the the
three words. Expenses paid here"
Testimony Of Mrs. sarah Lane.
Mrs. Sarah Lane, a dressmaker. resldinz at 8,
skin avenue, was the next witness. she was ex.
aniNeu W mt Da's.
w Dn HiR iSr Sa shls A, near as can
nom June, lss. -'A " van ''~'~oe''
x SGn' wAsn' Al guess 1t was some time in the
SMss H. IaiS boy A thes s WIN spae air
Mont roo m i'm so Sa yen naa n w
closet and thn board partition That separately them
s know 4, g 6l' habit. q inscIicsaonS Al Know
Sns sa 'A'0sA' 10 had been Drinking and that a"
SHUT UP IouH MOUTH, GERRY.
yngM ne s Mns :y ate a Sor
nil hist. .1' N'H''' says 'A' ''N : snow i'u0'
wac, pI s 8 % ySs keep s Let The
home nlgh,s. A-sometines no would come homo
cary b 5sd s so% eno% n late
S 81 sC sp home S9 Al never
pSs a1 you ssink go ABeesnse he looked
,,o-wiat did he doy How did he setY A-He tutn.
bled up stars sometimes whoa IL was late.
o-Dit yop know OF his shutting himself IN hts room
days, guess.
Q.-Could you hear noises In his room? A-Only but
once Iemoulbyr heard q noise, and went In.
Q-what did you 1ndp AM. MeFafiand was
lying In bed, asked hn N he Sick aud he said
know.
.Q.Did you take the little boy away TO keep him
door was open. - Wv ''' anu ~ "'' ''0H 'no
Q-Did you md Mr.. McFarland. at the time you went
IN there. intoxicated? Al Thought so
Estate why You thought so A.-Bccause he acted
Ike a man that was.
ScoiIssS IN ~ hsnd ana ma Nun WIN piece OF
piece OF bedstesd.
Q-What Was he doing2 Ale didn't do anything
except have IL IN his hand that 10 all know.
Q.-Dld you hear Mr.. Mcfarland make any threats
toward MI RICHARDSON! Al never did
rx.curso piracy tn spou. su.xrspr,pv
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Ing on between MIN and the boy? A.-Teschng him
Ui Zach bim 10 spoa shake.oe,re2 Aye, air
Q.-How common was That A1Every day
DIDO you CIV or hear him teach him any thing else
Al never did.
JUDGE uAckErr OF AN ISouIRiNa TURN OF MIND
IA. ca,., no.. ,.a.A,,, ,,,, 80 .,o,, sh.t..,....