The New York herald., 1870-05-04

Question admitted. A. Ido
o. State what occurred at that timer A. We wens
to the house about IL O'Clock IN the forenoon ns.
Mason admitted US Mrs. Mcfarland asked ner u
witness was interrupted by counsel moving to
The Court admitted tho question as tending to I'M
peach the testimony OF Mrp. Mason, VINO gave evi'
'vH WinessmMrs III sIf MCFARLAND asked II we could 60
into Mr.. Richardson's 70 procure some papers ne ne
sd 70 me- s roo Snd 70 and
got package Of papers found there ana tnen
8. Did &i Mrs. Mcfarland take any papers on that
9. subsequently do you recosct Mrs; McFarlana
t nsrS o. s do sMT asa's S'
Q. Was anybody with her on those occasions' A.
O. Did You sleep with her those nightsi A. Laid.
g Do you recoilect on any Of those nights s ni0n,
srdson coming therei a. Ido; roccect ne sns came
Om Su he evsnns train
Q. Who was there ct the timer A. Mrs. &cFar-
land, J. H. Brown and myself
had been at the theatre 70 escort Mrs. Mcfarland
Richardson afriveds' 4. About twenty minutes or
Q. Did Richardson remain in the house thar nights
A. !. suppose he did. but don't know positively.
McSfarlsnds s"as 4. ika. 1 ala. "u0 ''Aa'A'a "A
g. Were you there tho following morning when
I took breakfast with ner.
Q. Was Richardson tleres A. he was not theref
q. Did you see him that mornings A. did.
Q. State all you know with respect to his move.
ments that morning. A. Mr.. Richardson came and
he could come n Mrs. Mcfarland was not there at
the time, and said to him that the room was not
prepared and tat he could not come in YETI ne went
away anu in about five minutes came again and
again knocked at the door and asked II he could
come In; said he might; Mrs. McFarland had not
yet come back at this time he remained about fifteen
minutes; after Mrs. Mcfarland came In he remained
about i've minutes-1fteen minutes in all; he did
not take breakfast there nor was he invited.
@. Were you In the habit Of going to escort Mrs.
Mcfarland from the theatres A. Twas.
Q. Do You remember the night Of the first shoot.
3. Do you remember il Mr.. Richardson escorted
Mrs McFariand home from the theatre that night
The courtSTns iSs question is not competent. 1t is
in evidence that he did escort Mrs. Mcfarland that
night; why he did SO is immaterial.
this lady miss Giibert) and Mr. Browne row were were that
night going to the opera and as they would be de-
tanned there long after the Winter Garden theatre
requested HIM to 60 to the theatre thot night and
escort Mrs. Mcfarland home; that ne consented and
Cross-examinet-I never was with Mrs. Mcfarland
when was introduced to Mrs. Mason as being en-
gagged TO Mr.. Richardson; don't know whether she
Mrs. Mcfarland say when she engaged the rooms
that either or my sister would sleep with her;
don't know whether Mr.. Browne stopped all night
In Mr.. Richardson's room the night had been tt
the theatre; learned MIR. Richardson was coming
he sent q telegram Of his coming Of my
own knowledge, but heard Of one being received
that evening; he came about eleven or halfpas
eleven O'clock and got in with night key; dOn'l
recollect whether Mrs. Mcfarland told me at thai
time that sne was engaged TO- Mr. Richardson;
hadn't any impression about there being anything
wrong going on between them or would not have
gone there; knew that Mrs. Mcfarland had occu
pied the house with her husband; when
learned that Richardson was to return ! die
not form an opinion that it was suspicion!
Richardson and Mrs. Mcfarland In her room to
gether two different occasions; believed his low
for her was caused by her troubles ana miserles;
not know that he had written letter to her which
had been intercepted, in which he had stated tina
his love for Mrs. Mcfarland was Of long years. stand
Ing; did notread that letter, nor do know-ts con
tents.
The court then adjourned till eleven O'Clock thli
morning.