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

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Mr.. Dayis-we object 20 that question. In the nrst
pffhs coas "a. @ s anon wa. taken MP
BY Richardson's condition. ana he did not observe Me-
M orsSsT yoH, Homer ss rule :nprd
Inensl cond ion 10 tins jury on the night Of the 18th
The C9uit-A,k tn. question. 90 on, Mr. ershan.
formed 10 reference to hts being
STUPID MS ooNvEasArIoNf
Mr.; oaryn-I submit TO your Honor he should be
Al have 4 eiimnIerinr fecoIiectonunot distinct
Q-Giye us tue recollection that you have Of course,
we can siisr sssss mean 0%s% @ es. G IN
MY Impression . that he acted Ike ca man Who
al not really realize the position he had placed him
The crossexaminatlon OF the witness brought
nothing new
Testimony Of John scery.
..o..You arc member OF the police Of the city Of
o.-Hoy Ions. have you been Policeman A.-Three
ro.Sw6as precinct are you now attached tor A.
MsIcs 1881 were yoY under Cap. canrcy in
me fineensh Precinct At-fes. slr. A.. .,oo,,.u,
AYa So . Scu remember the night OF the 'h00'ins'
o-where were you at the time Won heard the shoot
ng Al was attne corner Of Thompson ana Amity
e heard soas s
and run up and found Mr.
RICHARDSON AND Mr.. HrAnLAND IN THE GUTTER
5ad Mr. RICHARDSON h9S 9, NJ Msss5 no :, A. A.
tMcFsriane'S riVht hand With bis tRichsTdsontj ie
s SG the nd shot ws
.o1YCu DON'T Know which of them commenced the
toH nothing of the origin of the matter
.o.Io% far wal. the point where they were lying IN
the gutter from Thompson street, where you wereP
Q.-Mrs. Mcfarland ran down Thompson sreet1
-Yss. ,lri she went through Thompson street, to-
6--were Won there 6efors onicsr CulhaneP AYES.
SC sC s scns PG ovS and ne an
WHAT TIME % pss eleven. ss w lot T Sssc
Q-when Mr.: MCFARLAND VI" taken 70 the station on
very mueh excited he wa. very nervous. and could
notspeak y'y distinctly and the next morning going
he mach n m The S SS
80" sss!a sSs .ssimony q Can't, c,s,grey asou.
As TO his being conscious Al that time or notr Al
Q-kner you got MN 10 the station house, did Mn.
M 9hsoat cone now ioes acr or four
IN ass e c Tns o me- the station door
Odd You hear Mr.. Mcfarland say when she came
,9ww6ss IsTiy aiS ,as make Az 20 sh.S A-sne said
Mr. Grahaui-Yes,
SHE HAD GOT A DIVORCE IN THE MEANTIME IRON
OLIVER JOHNSON.
S-Dd YOU see her 10 INTO the back rom where Mr..
Richardson wasp Al seen ner go across to the door
nom the station house in The Carriage tOEctherS Al
mo- y py on ss
lad Gonep Ant asked him sometSns about il, ard he
said he had took his childcr away rom him;
of wife y objection ofIered), ,.,-
The CoIrthststs what she Jd; Mens notions diner
Mt; Graham-l Will withdraw the question. and ask
.o-whose wife did che appear TO be on that ooca
sion2 tSensation.l objection o1eredD
Mr.. GTaham-I want to know
WHICH or rHE HUSBANDS
she claimed. IRenewed iaushterl objection su'-
were ' nred on Ills cccssiOnP AgThefe were iGree
o~Do you mean you heard three shotsp Ayes,
A,SAt the corner Of Thompson and Ami:y:
,SS s9 on ned and IN lI 1S Sw ssr, The
hf.t :sc. va. aIsS and hs sdy rsnaia. and
% aIkii ,s!se sSoss were fred before you could go
| .,o-Dil You make any examination 10 see whether
,.Q-Whom did he take it from' A.-FrOm Mr.. No
b. the court-Q.-pd you see the pistolp Ayes.
Q.-whM wssrp A tour.bsrreled revolver.
any OF the chambers were emrtvp Al hadn't II IN
Sa RSs ssn m deEn mex, morning
| the CourtP Ayes, SIR
| Rchardson2 A.-TLcre was q counsel there OF that
"Q.cReprescntng Mr.. Richarison3 Ayes. sir,
| ODD you hear Mr. Iunkie say anything TO Judge
| Mr.. GrahamiSi want 10 show that they did not dare
PTSSSd fHf Ty kseS &c had desetsd @ VIE
IN TLAoRASrE pELIcru,
did not press it on that account. Objection sustained
Testimony of Joseph HagEerty.
Q-How long have you been N the 20 &C force, tina
| elbow long have you been Sergeant OF Police
ON the month Of March, 1867 were you attached
as Sergeant 10 the Fifteenth Precinct station house
yg reSsPsst ne nigh. Of Re is4 Of March
With S tSs shooiSgP AmYe. sir E'Out"' 'A'''
o.-Do you remember seeing Mrs. Mcfarland there
o-Dd you observe her going toward the back room
Wv. Hi ScFSfiSni a, that Ss standing In non
;5S S sear ne s soIa see aey say sSyspc
S S cST GT SSai her ere and aSe her hG
was this mans wife Z she said
| "THAr WAS MY HUSBAND"
| Odd she so into the back room where MIR. Rici
Odd you hear her address MIR. Rchardsonp A.
| Der what The sad to lin.
The District Attorney-I submit that the prisoner wa
% o ny the courp-was the door openp Ayes. SIT
she seemed 20 be much Concerned she said something
| what II was ! cant rccolcct. 80
| ODD you hear ner use the WORD dear" 10 Rlcl
| ardson2 AYES, sir.
| Q.-she called him
"DEAR"
, o-Can you tell with what word she foowe
dcarY Z" A.-No can't that is tie only word r.
| o"Did Won make a remark ut that time, OF the nj
uatuIaness ofwhat you had 'een' objection .onere
Mir 1irahsm-I want TO show that they were 80 petr
ned with gmaEemen Al the conduct Of that woman tn
they could not observe the condition OF the prisoner
~ ross,c1aminod DY the District Attorney Q.-Yo
did not see any Of the outdoor uansacuonP An
'"Q.-Dld you examine the pistol9 A.-No Sri l d
not see any
Testimony Of Thomas Culhane.
| Q.-How long have you been In the police service
A.-About SIX years was on the force twlce this "
Con ihe ma III Of the i9h OF March, 1871 were yC
attached 10 the Fifteenth Precinct station uousef
Q.@You are now in the Twelfth Preelnet3 Aye
. 20 State what You know about Mr.. Richardson o.
| night, II was about twenty minutes before llp A.
Yes, sir II Apout that time. was on the beat
| Dleecker street from Greene TO Sixth avenue and
was the corner OF sullivan and Amty etreet when
heard the mat shot A. as the frst shot Mr.
| Iran up Auity street and when got up whore q
| Shooting was, one shot went by me. went up 10 q
sidewalk the north side Of the street and when q
there Mr. Richardson had MIR. Mcfarland In the quit
and was holding the revolver In NJ McEar,anC