The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-09
ten on . sheet of hne note paper, a. follows

THEODORE PARKER.
WHERE mas. NFARLASD NOW IL.
o-Do these pictures indicate the lazy who was then
unSerstocd to PC Abby N. sage9 K.ZThey Indicate
the same lady. Older. -.
S WE OF S SRS by hs siTi y q
1872 A.-On thc lst q " Of the present month.
S@RSseTTca ' AZ ia'g ,oS S'. see ner AT woodac IN
Owns, name did abe 20 by shere' A.-Mr'. Rich
eT wS !. M. on At GS Ss
o. bs S is,i L she not AsIGe wo3aa
S hs LYME ea IN and one Of ne
o.-po you know little Daniel McFariandr Al
Ole is understood 70 be Percy's brothcr1 Ayes.
MRS. x'FARLASp's FATHER.
s Ns sqSw sS Ss s S a
You nov s% s sssSpsob &c o. was, A.
o'"wns,,. HI. occupation nowp Allie keeps a
o"po You Know me numOer and the s'roe'' A.
m "NsPs what street is tn.t7 ASenr Dover
wS,. a Op s.Ys , n SsS % ssf' '~'
o@iIow long have you known him 70 keoDi'' A.
esnnot say. Two years
The Court DO not sec how y relevant. coop,e
Mr. orahamaI. 99;s ,%RSr1tsn s pr,sonss. Sr1e3
against him. and their ingrautude helped 70 overthrow
Mr. Davs-Go on II Jon think It important
DISTINCTION WITHOUT A DrFTBREscr.
Mr.. ornnam-Bow long have you known him 70 keep
h5. .ISTS A S .. Sss5s g Rof
Mr. saw S% s Dd on fpqS sS p
RHgy IIhfb been . The :tSrSs A. ,on srov h.
kept i Il You never saw HIM? Al keepsto myself
10 the same business and have 9 haya mean In lie
o.GAii you know ia that he is reported to keep the
the couEtYou do not know o. yo1,r os own know
Mr. Davis-You never saw him anywhere you s"yT
MI erS al store generally understood by
those in the same business to be Mr. saSesstorer A.
,SAud you being in the same bn'ine'' 80 understood
JOHN GRAHAM AGAIN AT JUDGE DAVIS.
George A. Simmons was the next witness called
for tho prosecution. After he had been sworn, Mr..
Graham said:
NOW we will see tho result OF this when a family
~ MI bSvS-TGere |, 10 aGestion before us fhopc
hSe S be some ,sSsd S,1 9nph o tina, before
you acctcd retainer in this case we mean 20 show
more certain way @ become dorsnsea tasa e lave
Q-Where do you rcside2
Ar pL,cxwELL's BLAND (LAuoHrsH).
Mr. 0rahnm-well. that ia pleasant place 70 i've; y
one goes tle,e under f.voiHbe con liols what y
fE p AL az S9 from OF ssf nns
Asilum on that Island covering the year iS'IP Al
Q-ust open that book and refer TO the s,h q June
ls4 and seei you md the name OF Francis hcfarland
Q-Read Tie entity that you nnd there.
CAT AND boo YIdHr.
Mr. Davis-we object to that without further identi
Mr. Grnh,m-why. what's the matter With {ou,
JUDGE that you are so seratchyp Are you catf You
he Court-How /. 1t relevsntp what Is claimed
AMI submit that gu sns o p.Te Attorney il no, 70
5 r Re rs $ cousin 81 Of &
THIS case viii be tried on the est models Of English
mere 10 q nc private
sSaS % H: coS. e 81
cuticn. This L most proper evidence,
aRs ns eRq e.
scqsn am sons to show tina, by the evidence
mi fhe Court will assume that it will no shown and
on that assumption will receive tae evidence.
MIR DSvsl suppose 1t Is entirely competent for me
Tic coartScertsinly.
take such obcctlons In the scrstchy wnch char:
acieTes the private counsel in cause which has gone
The courtDMr Graham. / certainly think this style
o NJ, GrshaS"i have been the prosecuting ofaccri
but never have been indecent enough 10 ask counsel
to assist In the prosecution.
TIE RECORD OF THE LUsArIc ASYLUM.
The Court the objection !: raised Shs Co "r, "
An intense AID painful Interest was xhioited BY
| the audience and the jurors as the witness read
:" Frances MefSrand- ss-lrel.nd- Tailor Married :.
That all The entry indicate. that Francis Mctarlsnd
| Ire and was tailor, q married man.
| The District Attorney ATTEMPTED to break the
force OF the record By raising question OF its authen
| ITCHY; but MIR. Graham drew n statement IRON the
witness which the Court decdei that the record
| was proved and should be received IN evidence.
| During the examination o. the last witness. the
| photographs OF Airs. Mcfarland were lying on the
desk in front OF little Percy, and as he was moving
rbou, one OF lis hands would occasionally rest or
| one or other Of the pictures. This affected the
prisoner 50 that he whispered 70 Mr.. Spencer,
" FoR COPS SAKE, TAKE THosE PICTURES AWAY,
| cannot bear to that chid's hand touch them
Mr.. spencer put the pictures In lis pocket DR.
| Thomas u, Norris was next sworn, aud examined b.
oNwncre do Won reside Ain brooklyn.
| Q.-lour business II that OF phyGlclAnf Aye
GLOW long have you been pnysiciAn1 A-Abou
Q-Where did you graduateP Ain New York Tn
Q-ta what year, Ain is3i;
ISnStis &yiu@S Al dld, y, '.' " 'I' D :. 49,, y.
RSssss AZ Ii; dS S6 VA.
yac he living he %s . Of II. Ses
"Q1Who were living with him there' A.-ns wifi
QEEDo vow know where his daughter nowis3 Ash
,.Q.~,Do you know what her present name Tsp A.
Odd yon see her when she vas in the city, Oeror
she went 90 Phadelphia2 Al did last week
uiai. and we lave teicsrapSed for her "''"'''
QaaAeou, gha! wac Nc, hgfaLlAld,s age when b
about IS Or i6, / snould Judge.
ROCK.
O-Hayp Won seen this portrait or represcutnto on o.
DANIEL Mcfarland Al was shown II q week ago,
pGwheu did you nrst know Daniel McFarland
Al never Knew him at all until saw him In thi
o.-You never saw him In person until Monday last
'Q-wheu did you nrt see that picturs3 A.-Abou
Q-Ts there any resemblance between that pictur
| and Francis Mot aTland2
| Mf. DAVIS oOlec cd,
| The Court-Ihe question IL overrued.
| MIR. Graham-Ihc question Is all important. ar
going 10 connect the tins witness knew TO be de-
ranged with Daniel Mcfarland. through that picture
am going to show the esem bl ancr net ween them,
The Court-Are you not going 10 show the connecuo
| by Mrs. Ol yer?
| Mr.. Grtham-we are, but We are not to be turne
referring to tho testimony Of tins witness the ldentt
OF the person Of whom tins witness sveArs. Mrs olive
| may swear TO the identity OF which she knows. but
have got TO establish an Identity between the perso
tins witness swaars 10 aud this prisoner. ought
show that, and this II the regular way OF showing ".
gong TO get him W describe the points of reseu
blance between the man he taw In Brooklyn and TIL
| RECoRDER BAckgrr FIRH.
| The court-Then why should not your question b
Is there any resemblance between the Francis MoFa
| ana that you knew and the prisoner at the har Bu
| do not say that that would De free from objection.
| Q.-Does the man Jaw la Brooklyn IN the yes
lS1 the before his death. resemble Daniel Meta
land, the pisoner at the bar.
| MIR. Davis objected.
Tnc Court-lftnpy object mnet exclude the oue,,o,