The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-05
THE MCFARLAND TRIAL.
TWENTIETH DIY or THE tribune
FREE-LOVE MURDER CksE.

hrOwn's AQOny-Thc FIRST SMOOTHING
Mcfarland Watching the Doctors While
they were Probing the wound-sbe Calls
Richardson Dear Before Her Husba nd.
Mrs. Samuel Sinclair was the great sensation
Of the trial yesterday and whoever reads her test
mony, especially that given tile crossexaniina-
ton, will be able to the why. She was
examined by Mr.. Davis.
Testimony Of Mrs. Samuel Sinclair.
o6m cI, you snoy M "a ' Mcfarland previous
.9.ToS long since you became acquainted with Ms;
Ws aTc but nsS cs @ ''r she
TsSY W ss s %
y.a me s Ses.n4c 81 Mrs Sin
Q-where were they residing at that flmep Aldo
S az %ss, seT +. ' esS wD5 And s5]
heard her read there number Of times ''a'' '"'
yss Ffn Ssn eve AS se there that sea-
he Court 90 the Jgry),Can you hear, gentlemen
0 S @ inc o 70 ea yo
Q.-were you aware OF their crcumstances2 Al
o-what were their clrcumstanccsP A-Thcy were
they she had give readings
Q.-where were they then Iiving3 A-Een sixth
LIVING IN nrsERABLE HOUSE.
Q.-How did you md them At that time Al
fo6p G Them living IN miserable house which fel,
% Seny dhs 10 wa seT scf S I
home with me- and kept ner there week before he
0SMn you state wsethsr ever furnished her with
money and how muSh h-fesi sif j DID when she
geher took her $50 FIRST and afterwatd $50 more;
Sss she SsG Sher Tor hs GC'' '''
Mr &erry-I object % that. -. &C.,,
ton. D"''Lo' inc witness answer without interrupt
Mr.. oerry-I submit your Honor, that that is not
proper; ,
INC W wputt 6s tna s no. Pr9per ,h ,,., ,or,
Spat ~ ~ y etntne ~ nersnns ho Sas cnyaS2onn
ted to make up the sum and some rept and used in
Gprosu.in clothing for Mrs Mcfarland and her chill
GIN April 1905 did you interest yourself in getting
up arfadng ioa NIL .ir h a. ton r., ooaor,,
street2 Ayes. SIR.
Q1under what circumstances did you nnd her thereP
~ nrspvcr,n,r rorsr
but was sick of the time. and was very destitute
i,snt her 1000 from my 9Ta .ape nsaT every d@{
The Court-where was MIR. Mcfarland at that tirne2
3.-Do you reeoieci how long tina. was before her
going 90 ths stage A-lha MAS the nrst OF her talk.
Stage early that wiater '"' "'A' VI '"'
wsrdrobe3. Al prepared her wardrobe Tor her al.
most entirely. =
had Other oSn3 a.. sir; knew her 10 have avery
scanty wardrobe. and gave her clothing from my own
a,.,,.,...,,,..
CIRCUMSTANCE
prensrAron OF her Wardrobe In Inc autumn before
he went upon the stage DO you reeollect itr A.
~ eWwi.. ~. hs.h.., .ho.no W. IL. ~ 49,.
rh nov 70 nv innss 10 go hct v.,dsnha .nd . ynr
nnh ner W. ~ ~ W see "er "uiooe ano 'ery
" abion.., a. An. ,.,,.o.. .,.,, A..
Mcfarland approved OF the wardrobe,
Q-Mhst DID ne say ABOUT hp Ale did approve
DO and he went and brought
MIA c,Iuorx nowx
$1,000. A'' NAON" D'"N
Q-Do you recoect the condition OF her health after
she went on the stagep A.-she was very unwell all
the time and had NO phypcian she could not anord It,
Mr.. Gerry NO, no. no. that won't do move to have
that or the answer which says she could not anOrd
Il struck out.
The Court-Thst not evidence:
Estate what was done. Al sent my own ply.
The Court-O Was the rhysicisn sent at your own
expenseP A-Yes. ar told him not 70 send Dill.
DIDO you recoect In the fall OF 1866 or 81 OF making
efforts 10 procure an Official position for Mr.. AcfaT
landp Al do.
Q.-What did you do? Al went to Mr.. MeElrath
and
Mr.. Gcrry-Does your Honor rule that this lady is 70
MrGIeeey. or any one else, notin McFArands pres
encep ,,... 49,, ,.,--.-.
The touft-Al tht mink would not nc material.
The witness may stae whether sue made application 70
Mr.. hcElrnth on the subject
Q.-fou went 70 Nj. AcklIath and made application
Tor position tor hef ar,annr Al did
aid ~ ~ Wv
Q-heeompanled by Mrs calhoun? A;-Yes sir.
~ low Tong were you thete! A.-ADont moutn.
S-Do you recollect the receipt OF letter from
MRS RIcuARDsoN
,.,., tho Oh, =, r.,,rar I'LL 90, u,o,o ,,o.os