The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-05

place at Mr.. CIevcands housep Al should thin,
t6ey during the three months of the winter
u9c,%sre these eptS,taI3Rents which given b,
or reccpons3 AThcy ,N wse ordinary entertainments
| ,,Q-And TART OF tho entertainment was Mrs. Me-.
.o.,At what intervals were these entertainments,
o%ReFn 'd y ySa Gcsr , Mcfarland read who,
sued2 A@ThSt at my mouse, think ID ne
e.@when did you next hear her read after ths.9 A..
o-Did you ever hear her read amer TIA, time 40
2poyn y what time weie you on spesElns terms
with Bin until vent to MahSsio6 on 'p''S'Ns "'mS
Q-Have you ever been on pleasant terms with him 2
NOT REMARKABLY 80.
r2i.Yog never have felt pleasantly toward NJ Nc.
oSXt Whist Time did YOU ars, ise in%Issi So~sras
Q-Do you not feel so now2 A-No. sri
FEEL SORRY FOR HIN.
3-hTe you You i c,nnSI 70 :, him. I'm, A-Nosr
sey sSrsu'S, sn%.Sp % h% e. sPrsss
SUf 90 sSs aS nj ss Ss
N.Y. nS that on 1 S, TeSrus
ice, o your and hrs 6slhOuIs visits to his housof
pig you never hear that owing to REMARKS msds
say "a ass MS house
wSics you nc sasd 81 sDe ns
Al o. not snow 7, was near sixth Z, avenue;
Qe-Don't you know at that time Mr.. Mcfarland was
engaged In some enterprise In which
Mr.. GREELEY AND MR.. SINCLAIR
had an INTEREST," Al do not.
s ySS sn 20 .S 81 ss eps EY
hsys ssSs recoisetop q sasS business, vr..,.-,
S Of sS1 dfessy fS%f fsS
" Q~Dont y5 ~ Know ps''' '''-'' A"'"'
HENRY L. STEWART
Ayes. siri IbelIevc So,
r ne and sfs Sna sn
y? y : 5S SGI!' wa re
EIa ;Ssl SiIs hSnS.
uSemrloysds Az not now long he was Que
sS nss Gree ssss 5 SSd S GS1 he
son how S%DSy1
DONG NOTHING.
w Grsham7Ycs that's gnfortunniely alyeys bee,
iona q staSl a home and waiting on her.
hoS.e s snear When yo1 tsw him ~ ths mlss,sels
az Sod
~ THi him sata1Sf
% heb @ ali no d I n % w sO o6SS e.
Five him 10 and found he could not do anything WIN
dS T g % q %, aSE chsS for hm' Ayes
eSa0rsinE him FOR position in bankruptcy Al
9po You mean to tell this Jury that before tho dutc
b. had a.. s sysn e s r SnS
g. want You TO tell the jury whether You ever
rssrsasc % M MsrsaaS d aSa g SStRs sP's 7
him up The ass OF that lccS r. dOnT T. rS SS
& S q sq;es on S Asd ever s
Sl HH 5 sf'1 q &SFoS AMI va. the
Gins house IN MaedourM street, when ala you see
hfs nst.Tland therea Alt was in Noycnbci. isDs.
MISERABLE HOUSE,
that was before she went to MHcdougal s,reet2 A.
Chs hundred dollars you gave her. she sent back,
'V-Dont You Know Mcfarland. as soon as he diseoy.
e r N, VIVA, ss9 occurred Insisted upon her return
.6@Didnt she tell YOU that Mcfarland scolded her
for receiving the money and would not permit her 70
oE,Wnl, you AZ the month and year when it 90
SsS Hoy ,Sss Sfsr You gave nc! the money ddn
1e%6en 'd You rst Enew is1e was any engage
men, q marriage between Mrs Mcfarland and Ia.
DAY BEFORE ruE FIRST SHOOTING. >-'
,9.Hsd you not saspeeted that they were engaged
q. Had you never them together before thatf
not known notes and letters to pas. be-
,o.oo5,ad You not heard them SPEAK Of each otherI
when You Gndersood oa The d n mos@ins after the
ars1 SHOOTING that 20 were engaged 20 be married
Mt sfIbaTia s n you suspect Il ha9 ,oge,hnc
ODD You attempt to reason with her about It, and
Try TO get her out OF such notonp Al advised her
TO De VERY PRUDENT,
and told her was amazed 10 hear OF it.
Q..Did you on the morning after learning Of thh
amazed, Consider q right under Che creuuit,nces2
EsT 2 IN 9a
EsdT9s, By H5 < ,y g8dGE nc CIR
Al mean that belle Cd linn 10 be a pure-nlnded
ABOVE REPRoAcH.
Q.-How was u you were not there NJ TIC tine Of the
nrst shootingP Al had gone 10 Cro,on that night
Testimony of Junius Henry Brown.
This witness came on the stand y dark velvet
coat ana pelrl.eOored kid gloves. When the Bible
was offered him 20 kiss as he was sworn, he care
fully wiped II with his han kerchef before perform
iag oscillation lie then took his seat, and, putting
the end y. one g.oVed finger ON the centre Oi lie
who thus began:
,o--Shcrc do you live. Mr.. Brown3 Ain New
.Q-Did YOU know Mr. Richardson IN his nfctmcY
Ayes, sir, knew him ior nflcen or sixteen years
,a we ne w y IN s sS@G2 A-ie' airs
,o-lou were taken pals neIs At the same line. A
GLOW intimately Oh you know him? Ale was
TIC time S aS n IS he T wo, cosa cut not m9s
than half inch long curing tho three four last
summers, lac always had his
SHIN CLEAN cHAvES,
llaughterl as have mine now.
Tie photograph which has been 50 ot1u used 10
court Was then shown the witness, which he i0euti.
tiled as that Of Mr. Richardson.
richardson wore his beard longer than repro.
tented IN tle picture.
AraiOn retaiSed from hariorGg Aye si T'" ''''"
NICE PARTY.
Q-who there AIRS. Richardson, then Mira
McFarlapd, myself aud Miss Lille GIoert.
Q.--llai you been 10 the theatre shat nlsat? Ave
were there
Q.-What time did Richardson come mp ABDUL
lAlf past II o'clock,
o.Eihis was the night before the shootn12 A.--Yos
sir We hal comg home with Mrs Richardson. and
in the hack room a. l.! Amuy street. when W heard
the nghtkey IN the door AL Mt lchards On came I'M
The door standing aJar AMI ne came to the door
anu knocked SAID come IN and he came In, aud
SHOOK HANDS WITH MN.
Q.-How long dd you remain after hs came2 Al
should Judg" Ltteen minutes then WeIt away.
Odd NILS GNDelt rem inP Ayes, SIR she weuI
10 the door with me, and lett her there.
Q.-Do you remember on one occasion being at tho
AstOr House with MT. Richardson WHOM "a Farlaua
in the where kltLlngp Al