The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-15
THE MCFARLAND TRIAL.
SIXTH DAYOF the tribune FREE
LOTE MURDER CASE.


tx Think Great Deal OF Her-iiow
richardson Regen TO Love Her.
The halls and corridors Of the new Court
gouse were hronged yesterday morning with crowds
,fearcr and intelligent citizens vchcmenty discuss.
Ing the aspects and incidents OF the trial. Mrs.
Chtun's letters had the call all other matter
yyen tie most ordinary men seemed 10 have found
,omctirg in those gushing efrusions which touched
responsive chords in thor masculine hearts.
II LONG sLASDKRs OPINION
one salvart, sunbrowned Long Islander. who
held a racing watch in lis hand, and spoke tho
Queens county vernacular. said:
That female at signs herself Lu IN q stunnin'
gal. That gal can distance anything that trots in
etin'in'. She can make her quarter in thirty sec
ends and cross the score inside tire twenties on .
windy day. Inope they've got enough OF her let
tiers to make book on. She's my STYLE should
Ike to marry her. hope ,hty'n put her the
stand. I'd give big premium for reserved seat
the day she shows In tho witness box. I'll ask
Judge Garvn 10 su-rGna her. He's friend ofmne.
came here with crowd and voted for him
thirteen times election day, an II that dont give
L, a staudin in this ere criminal Court, thon all
I've got to say IT, that II oagh. to- I'm goiu' for the
gal at sigys herself Lu.
This enthusiastic LorE Islanders ranegyric on
-the cal at signs herself Lu" was suddenly knock.
ed OF p
OLIVER JoassoSs RUSHING
toiiy against him with such impetuous momentum
neatly TO send him TO the floor. Oliver was In
search OF Mr. Gerry. whom he wanted to propitiate
Ia tho bringing cf Mrs. Samuel sinclair, wife OF
ue publisher OF the 7ltsans, into Court
III she come, thd Mr.. Johnson handing the
erlnsc n written paper, only We don't want
MIR. Gcrypnieruptine)-I must consult my senior
Tbs We must hsse her here
4 Mr.. Johnson Qnterruptingl-oh, of course; therein
atrstsnding about IT,
And away weut the airy Oliver, with eager step
and apprehensTo eountenahee.
The counsel Tor the prisoner evidently begin to
SCI THEIR WAY TO THE END.
They seem 20 DO conyerglng on the eliminating
pont. They have curtailed their original progr imme
thelr sense ~ duty would permit. and intend TO
what they feel cannot possibly be dispensed with.
| IL Is OF course very grave responsibility 70 reject
TRIAL for ls but in the face OF this TACT the defence
have already cut out matter enough fron their argi-
d. l'E'-n"' to shorten the trial at least i've
AUDIENCE rREE-JovErg.
Tie attendance Of ladies was nosr formidable
fnefe s5ere but three handsome women among
them. IN the rest were hard featured sharp-eyed,
whose husbands, it t6ey had each Loasoboia soris,
would Gladly abscond from their state of chronic
henpeekery into the nearest min pond any other
watery receptacle Of sufficient capacity to furnish
asylum % suicide. One little naeS.e eyed woman OF
sinister eountenance, and sort OF alnight free
lovish ar, Was especially noticeable by rvason of
BIG sg white bow on her hat bigger than her head
ihe bystanders like a Piegan squaw bent on ayeng-
ING The massacre of her people.
LITTLE ROW BEGIN WIN.
oar %ss t'e oEhs Hrs & eT ~, Sp"E q The
Ter to INC Jury, that they might b. able to say
%ne.hsr n, hie,ros ypee IL dispute was tie word
Tie letter TO the foreman OF tho jury
G PGysl S1 mt to aew sg word to TIE jury in
Mt Grahsm-No. Judge, you can't sum up on tha, ;
q Daks
%sss rim = f2Gl9i S SHa mus, be den.
e?reclsa mater Of eoui "ss" f Tsas
@So te 1 On Jury ps s letter so ast Is our
/ The Court-That is the proper way.
/ The letter was then handed from Juror to Juror
every enc OF whom looked al tho Lierus phG Win
/ ABsoRB,Sa IEplPyEREScE.
This matter hs'iug heen disposed Of, Mr.. Gerry
called Df. EeSfoTd Guernsey Us witness Or the de-
fence. Dr. Guernsey is an intelligent and courteous
gtntem.n and his appearance y,sbly impressed the
Jury. lie was examined by Mr. Gerry.
| Testimony OF Dr. Rckfore Guernsey.
Re 'sw the prisoner In AIsSst lss9 on Witch oe
SsesSrd bis muscles tSc6cd us hand was Ssihed IA
aoas c was on he verge Ty p66a sHs eT
else the rst OF dsdrfg1 DeDcss5 he seemed to
seer, had1't slept for seyeral nights, and gong
Gd 70 S si' sgad mon ao S ,f Sat
saGp TenarE have asan Of IL aI n to swim
Ia. and !t docs me no good;" told hIEI 10 taAe
HAsHEgsH,
ana him the folIevias prescIIp,ion grains g
1Eao HSIsas 1e is ss aeSs isTm for s has.
yids into twenty p!ls; a!W GqIa Iaia o each Z
Geyh i6ose medicines are gSN eIfil ns5sS,ss ,,,.
o VIZ" "a. T sa sssai G n sr e sa aa.
pssTsgs 9ss! tSsis sSsss5Paoe Or AZ
Sws4t fia ns soqf S, ssa ssS 'i0 .sEe,
EYES cossd lie Saia he had CfIea tried 10 90 50.
BALLS or FIRE AND FLASHES LIGHT
constantly dating psers them ani o5 rSSt ne VA
tidediy irrational.
Mr.; Davis pursued Dr. Guernsey through a laby
or contradictory On being pressed to state in pair
S'1 Mia1 eSnsIsSG he ean me 70 as to IN.
scribed for him, the doctor sad
| II think his symptoms Indicated existing insanity
Would not be Responsible for what he should do
The counsel for the defence chuckled over thi.
answer
Test ,mony of Drs. O'Rourke and Clarke.
I DR.. james O'Rourke and DR.. Patrick j. Clarke
were the next two witnesses called and their tes
iimony is closely welded We Will give i. together
az %S. S 1 "RS sa RG 0sT
3 e e mGi and re-
Bowery from Bonl street; hi. appearance was 50 start
as @sts5 win McfiTisndi here must Se Sometime
he came up and Dr. Clarke was 30 Impressed with hs
ana Insane sgPearnee yG 1h"! ne sad 70 ,S D
naa lfhe should commit u crime In that eond,u4n he
would not be responsible Tor the coRsequonoos" lSen
lauUn1
| lhls statement WINS brought out by Mr.. Davis on
the cTOss-examination. The doctors were both
strong intelieent men and rather knitted their cross
Graham, who mutlered In his seat:
| "Ihe Judge don't make much Of these doctors
| THE KNIFE GOES FURTHER IN EVERY TWIST.
srrns this evidence don't make Z grow any thinner
rs no use TO ty 70 make such INTEL gent men so back
| u ther own knowledge and observation"
@ s t S n6 s9S ne SHS s rate
| every three hours, order to try to overcome
foellc ness that he (the DOCTOR told him TO stop H.
Srit would Kill INN. and prescribed bromide OF potas'
/ hlpI tarhm
NJ DAVIS questioned DR.. CLARKE incisiyely as to the
taGse OF insanity and the phcnolncna nd varieties OF
TIE acasc The doctor divided insanity INTO mor al
tLd organic, the former resulting RON mental dsturb
suCe aud the latter from organic injury disease
hF.rIud's OF mental insanity resulting
Il nom great mental excitement
Il QrlpctoT, how long do you think a man could live
ltter such state Of excitement as you describe IN
NcI arlaudf caseP A.-The mental excitement alone
~ slt not MI him.