, 1870-04-20

Flancaa Elmer, drnestst, testtHsst that hi saw
rcaee, when hr csa,e mic to * 1T p asspaiasL @ % Tho
alst tune the Prisoner came he get Quo grin of
H. II tss dSS1 S"'S III On enS ooa @
excitement, aIst ha complained Of slecrIucas MI
little boy sometimes ca1ne with him He thought
Judge Davis 10 you think II proper to .sctl
tnns1htns u AZ Irrational pesson :"
Tns Fitness rsrllsd that he gave the morphine III
sut.sr Davis asked II be did no, know the mn.
SeTpoa ac was ysas GA and The Witness admitted
signed to The prcscstpt'on-ouly his Initials "'-
pK GnonoE u. TArL1R cAilIp,
ea ensd t,, H. ssa tes
n.e yas.t d. WITH she prisoner The
Prescribed Qulnne for him. W1tncss ssw hin HIN
Ha,n ~ rqenn ~ Icy. wen he complained Of scknesz
nr,snn.r nnsgnasa n,s MN 70 90 out Of town. The
family troubles. '''9sA at''a1 us
,.. 7ET1Aoxr r Or JAMES n. xctt1LAS.
James D. Mcclellan gave erhIcnce similar to
! to2t already reported a. TO AcFaftanda snnssT.
nnce and actona ~ 1''0 api'eA-
WILLIAM E NTAziLNp Tsr1Y1s-
/ Alttt the usual IeceAs, VIM. i Ncrsrlana
Rnys:Saan, tesuaeA. Was nephew Of the pfi.oncr.
IL ses saH esn M1 sS
sne occupied The room adjoining NJ, Kchani.
sea, seaA Sas kald her reason sor leaving him was
50 BACK. She asked him 70 stay that nichI Wtta
aeI husband, as she feared he wos;d Iestfoy him.
x. S. . me 1ota ms uncle q sha eaaver1atc1. And
Viii Ho III i ansca asc edestei Al la ;osver;:ssS
i ~" 'a'@ --.4nd she told him ber hnsn,nI
loved her very much, and Ia fsct Va. e it,ons "
eei She told him her faihe. was coming lsnwn
nasa nna 'oG5 Mona nold conference Once told Wit.
| uees ~ sne needed WAS money To make her hnn.
ciety In New York Ilc conamuntr.tr.i ,hc m ~ ~
H. s ncrssi.ny ms1s Dy a@ Mcfarland about money to
NE Ger7y offered TO show, BY witness. that Mrs.
aefasiand , @ TOD him that Horace Greeley Thought
ve much Tnc sesonS as5st veI1ns ill., admired an9
Witness testified that McFariaod tod him he
naa IeInenslfHted @ With hs wife about dining a,
| ItstanIaat Will Richardson, and they had made
~, ~, aad h!s vile subsequently left lin. McFar.
sna, ihs May, 1851, read for him tbs intercepted
tional Met him at1ervarus at he SEedisa mnre-
mcnt cure establishment. lie Was much enact
as, ana @ MsPrsssyi In spirits Saw him frequent
~ was delangrN. On one occasion ne tod hun
e bad IN uncontrollab,e impulse to destroy him.
selt, ana si.ness pT,sei'led ~ morphine for HIN.
| Fatiand that you had long known that her hps-
Lapd had nea1ed her IKE brute7 Heard prN-
not rcelse any particular expression. lie ssid his
vile Eas guod woman md would como hack to
c1cttzb1e people.
Ell oney iestsed to O. aeFsr9saas 4 4 a lr.ra.ou.
manner.
rETER GrLEsF1K TESTIFIED |
i've o IL vas 1ned and 1aa asn9noled no1a4s 'e m.n 70
witness asked to stay at his home, anu said De |
MSuld S = be furnished him wlth razor. witness
9ner nnswered, It was to put an end 10 hIs lifc.
Mltncss Eaid to him TO i've for his boy, and be |
}1nrca n up aod sa!d as wond; that be would teach
ana ne dl1 no serm u know what be was saying |
ynage Dss1s upon croas.examlaatlon, asked |
prisoner hsd been attached, and he Transferred il |
MI 9Faham Objected to the question, whhh, he |
se Hnss Tss nay he s"anaon Of nal
SHalHee tnAt Judge Davis represented Mrx CAL l
noun, VINO desl1ed TO screen her Reputation.
Judge Davis xald he hnd never spoken to Mtk
Calhoun IN rega1u To the case, and did not repre-
asnt her.
NJ: Graham called up the Dist1tc. Attorney to
ray II the question had his sanction. It was time
70 Know The object Of the prosecution was TO en-
able certain parties TO whltewash their reputa-
t!onA Counsel anlmhdvefted upon what be claim
H6m he Jury, anil Of q French gentleman, lest his
sense q honor should he loo n!ce.. nc himself
mother came from Ireland. [ArrtAusc.l
The Court Ea!ed That the question was proper
The eo1ff adjourned II iii :' Monday sy1 morning.
zETu DAT.
NEw YORK, Aprt3 lS-Judge Uaclctt having l
ruled ont the testimony about the ARtor HOUSE
marriage In the Mcfarland trial 1t Is thought the
defence will complete thels evidence to-morrow.
The principal effort OF the defence to-day, iu ad-
slltion ID showing McFartand's insanity, and At
tempting the Introduction Of the marriage matter,
WAS to proSc that Richardson carried pistol In
this they failed completely, and though
fhey called three Of Richardson's intimate
friends, they were unable to show
anything Of the kind. The case Is losing interest
with the public, owing to the failure Of the de-
fence to prove many 1hlngs promised In the epen-
ing speech concerning the pistol belonging to
Richardson, one witness tesulying that he last
saw It in Northern Asia: was not allowed TO say
that when he left for Asia In 1856, Richardson
gave him the pistol, with the remark: that be
had no use for Il In New York
1HE Ar1KSDAIcE-
new York. April 1s-The usual curious crowd
assembled lii and about the Court House this morn.
Ing, when the Mcfarland trtat was resumed.
Owing to more than customary precautions, how
ever, there were few spectators admitted to the
courtroom; nevertheless, the Number Of fems.ea ]
was unusually lar"-"
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kfkNCkR REAPFEAKS
thaA 4 Spencer TrappearcA this morning a. onc
o. Tue COUNCIL for lie defence. The testimony
Wsa resumption OF The Etatc1 1en,. N reRay,i TO
ef ;ae ~ aanas 1t mental condition, and cona, ao'o
TESTIMONY or ONE uu,,o.x
M Mllflgan testified that he was aeon,,,,ca
"nn McEafant In 1sds; WAS connected with H..
nnrsers 1s1 Sss e. IN March Of The SAME Jear he
spoSe q bis wife very ancctionatcly. In IT, fali
@na y /. US was ap.. sfsnt rom
fu', but gIsw quite detected. A>A e''est-
BENJAMIN b. BOWEN rEIrF1Es
bebe; ~ ~ u noSen tesslae that at preached in
n Boston: McFasA Ind Vas hard ssudent: sIne NET
Min IN 1855, ~hen he came to Hoston about Tho
&c neee5 atfe ca,1s 1ne '3ssS was 9nd
Ae heard The Prisoner say that Richardson haI
@ taken away hts ehidrcn and h!s wife, aud that be
Fecmed Ike that Of an insane man. He formttJ nm |
impression shnt the defendant was insane,
A. I1 pnmbcf Of olher witnesses testified their be-
Hti tnat the prisoner VAS insane before he shot !
Richardson.
Several additional w1tnesses wera examined on
the subject OF the Insanity of the prisoner, but the
evidence wRs unintc1estinG.
E11Aosr OF Mrs. GweS NVAKlAsn
inR Of Mn Mcfarland, but it rrnTed to be oniT
Mt Oxen Mcfarland, whose testimony WAS un-
III 0raham offered to show tha, Mrs. McFar-
land exulted TO this lady that Mcfarland cou'h \
not bs.cn1nc d.1pkard, for If he was drunk thIee
times she wonld leave him
Question excluded.
EVIDENCE or DONALD x1cuotaos.
The evidence OF Donald Nicholson. Secretary oY |
the Tribune Association, and formeriy amsnucnsis
70 Richalt1son, VIA 70 The eject that he tooE from
ne iasssr or ~ ne night be was shot, some memo
Recorder excluded the evidence.
THOMAS Y. Exox.
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have pistol after 1866
TESTIMONY OF wn1E1lw REID.
Mhtelaw Held editor OF the Tribune, testified
seeing prisoner and Nj. Cleveland In saloon In ,
had some conversation, and drank together.
tesu6cd that she lived at e Anlty street Prfsonrr
anu Vile lived there thtce or four month"; Had 1
hack ,s nartor and extension on the nsEt moor. :
KschaI9lsun came ther about two weeks after :,
AcEatland He had front room and closets
The rooms were separated by folding doora The I
doors were pulled to with no tasteningx AM. I
McF Farlant Introduced Mt, Richardson The Lat | 1
ter slept there Hts head lay towards the folding
DOORS 50 he could hear all In The other rpotn- lie
lie out eTcningh lie would 20 out Il S OF IN the
morning, and rctum At { Mrs Mcfarland usually :
wAs at home In the day. Never knew Mcfarland | .
70 BE IN liquor while u the honse- Never saw any '
wAi on her good deal Remember the day abe +
ietL Never knew Of any trouble between them | {
oeioIe that time She never made any complaint =
Away that day with Percy About O'Clock. l Ind {
hoL tne snRnteet Idea she meant 10 absconu from I
aes @ husband % : Richardson WIS there the morning
there eFcIy night I saw Mr.. ana MI Richsrd. c
IN g. ouL toFethes thrre umea In the daytime
aesy MeTa =, {ns 9e gone about Two hers IheSowss
10 mat room, saw him there Mrcc lines | ,
Snt AFTERNOON went to borrow an Ink bottle | ..
RlehAI!iron ~as Atting In the rocking chair. She
went again alont half an hour af.er. TheJ were
In the same position Achnndeon seemed cnbar- |
r1Hsed and After some words went to hfs room.
vent thefe hif m honr later AyounR lady hat I
called to sCe her, Hnd saw Richardson there and !
heard her introduce the young lsdy 70 him. Afres
ArA Mcfarland lef! she cAtue tack and asked Mc |
could ses her have the room until the Lertnina-
bert ~ hchArusont Intended Ny husband had |
the back room She then wanted Richardson's
room, bur wouM not let her h4rets Ricnatdson