The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-13

brought there one evening,ihai is Danny aud taken
ha1tw Of TIC house ! think he told me Of tins In
he riah Of tho pR he went over ali w ib he On on
orally went over the same thing every tmc he called
been over TO New jersey? Al cannot siy he iiaa
10 New jtfscy he dldn saw he had hccn In lie IoIGs.
but only watching i,-hal been :, sec IT,.
rrSscrbca ror him, he neyer, ssked NY trq,cssonal
olinior' | never cxaapped him rrosssogaiB |
h enrfns Mn coRyetse '''" 0O''''''n and
wactint the house in jersey CITY, ihaf ne M, "a
tase ne boy nnnny iremcm9'r he ioilm tli hchsi
scs ion Of hs COY Percy that lee lad romo fo,cr y"
~ wanted 70 Sot ro.sssSn ~ a.. syI Az
DISGUISED himself and watched the house Ia WA, my
Mr. Grshnm-Yc,. that ST onlG yo!lG aar..,tino
right 10 him. The courts OF this state Void irh NJ h,
Testimony Of John II. Rlwooo.
John B. Elwood called, and examined By NJ,
am an attorpey q law Of this civ. and ie.iic 4,
p,Sse,nt a. The Park y tel corner Of BccSman and W.
oSSS at e S corner q Fulton street aud Niv%
one block a ON the "'''' Is aooe'
TRIBUNE oFFrcs.
! know the prisoner, Mcfarland, quito VOL F,or
TIC tall OF 1867 was hi, attorney In Do 81 asa"1,
hoong about the I'd or 2d Of No,ebr o n,s 'ne
quite excited IN rcrnrd 70 Is notcr before
short conversation with him at TINT time "a vns ~
" before when hc came th'rs aud f5r " aa0i mt
occupied; 50 : could no. conycr'e win him,
excitement seemed 10 increase as lie rccc t,os
noes uP n,h maa Sc IN a., s Of
occasion, hecnrsc didn't suppose II wouI he The ist
told Inc several times shortly before that that ~ Ao
MS WIPE WAS GETTING A DIVORCE;
hut he had rot heard that she had 1t AZ the I've, IN
o.-From what YOU then observed or Inn ds NJ.
nhhhhcr nnh conauct impress vol a. Thar tine 10
say Gi.covrSd evidS"cc Of Of f v", i caTnst
conversing upon any other subject than nj. wher,
calm; ran into state Of ,excitem.a '''P aS
1 rcdhct was m9nImH4iiHG IN my nleme3t
would often cry in retitins lis difcui-o aSd tbsD No.
Seom s1' hdns ana dmsc e ey1c I would
peng for his children aud is wife a.o Il va, about
him az tho Park Hotel on several occasioHs and
siy came there 10 sec me about Or SIS occc i u:
Mr. Franz Le baron ihtrcd"cci me 20 " Ftrlard. IN
fesslonally in reference TO
COMMENCING Az ACTION AGAINST RICHARDSON.
commenced such an action. There were three
Q-whnt were those court.p
Mr. psvia-Thc complaint viii show.
The nLiricl Attorncy-liayey on the complaint A.
The District ATTORNEY @ Defendants oouaseu-wn
Mr. Grnhani.-we cant allow anythng, VIC nave NO,
ne power TO allow anything. The Court only can
fhc District Attorney have no ohie -iioa to Ms
Question provided the gentlemen VIII allow Us TO pro-
9-what were those counts ?, A.--Thc nrgt was for
third was for abduoting his infant son.
voS IN thIs procced,n ~ o commsncr ts 80 s, G
have conversation with IN regard 70 tho irouhe
Tow he sSG II. % aa VI y sS 5 ssy Wien i TO-
was always pleasantly no recounied In detail at nat
JUDGE nAcEErr SPEAKS
The District Attoruey-I cont know this comps
The Court-I thInx 1t Il admissible. We viii let It al
come H. .,.. 49, ,.-.,r
ccincr, he tSid how hanpiy thcy hai always i've
together that h. was exceedingly fond of ls wife and
they had Ind together RI the manner H. wlnSa ihct
she would U.uSy ks him ana the same at nqS. wacn
he returned thtt IN the evening they would walk IN
he garden among tao flowers
WITH THEIR ARMS AROUND EACH orutFs WAISTS,
and pick flowers. lie said TINT the scrvpnt' had Oh.
served IT, and would speak NJ tho manner In which thew
eSe Sh TO oye esS 9se y c baT
and separated. lie aid he and lis vito hal always
became acquninted with her, aud that hc Icoardsnn
had heen The means o. gettns hsr away by NJ scdac.
lie had been taken from him-,hnt he left her thg
nornnr, the 'ane usual, She bidding hun goodey"
aud kissing hin, and
THROWING HER Arm AROUND MS NECK,
ard when hr won't home ~ nrht re found she vas
gone, and the child had boon taken also he would
has becn in nv Office often two or three times {,
%s"s nce nSys s9GTG s GT % NE "a
quite calm 20 TAI as this subrct was concerned yen
s e G dGn I HyS he s9% SE Of Of w MAN
seemed oftehtimes TO he annoyed because
THE PRESS SEEMED TO FAVOR RIcHtnpsdS,
saying he tRIcnardsonl was member Of The r-os "a
urdcrstand The circumstance: would ic d 7 They
SS aS You have ioSFc Sp at al oa '
cant cxpeGt them 10 look a It ns !og 90 on soma
on some occagons he came In under excitement, as
THEIR AuDUCrrNG WITNESSES.
m seve,a al occasions acoared boy and servant rr',
he could not and whore ih.y were; AMI Dee was very
The wi'nass identified exhibits \. r. G, II !, X,
and L. rs having been shown Ia him by McFsrlant
about he ttre " the first interview between thep,
when witness was retained TO bring an action agaiusS
Richardson.
THE TWO WOMEN VINO RuIyED NRs. N'r,ELtSp
Mr.. Graham--Thcse arc the calhoun lc,ipr.,' AID
The Court-,Iow i MS mo,eri9l'
The cSrt-Thcy have bcca idcniihcd ar.i dy havo
sen6sS Ss SG rH has ' sSo
NJ Graham.Iaey TSySoIsd To- Gf Tr''Grc5 h@T o,s s
| handwriting.
~ Grnhnm-No .pecuiation about it; they vro
right m ~ their ewes IN H.
| remember nj. eating whore lie cot them? Al link
| lie said he got them out OF
mrs. M'FARLAND's TRuSK;
know he got some articles out Of Mr'. NcFar,sDds,
was talked over, he became very much excited.
Mr. Gerry offered TO read the letters. The Dslries
Attorney suggested 1t wa better to go and 1r-l
the examination OF the witness. Mr.. Gerry assenci,
and Mr.. Graham said We do not propos, 10 rad
them all, but
ONLY THE cuoIcE mrs;
we will then zee how this man and wife were d.
stroyUd."
Cro,s-expmlncd by the District Attornev-r neyc,.,.
Mcfarland until he 10 my once on the orcasioh
have described In November or December, ich1 I-aE
these letters the occasion or his nrSt coming
very few days thereafter. on the occasion show
me those letters he a. deeply ana eaTnes " ~
A. had ever seen him. have seen him when ne -
| the expression. He went over the history of
| wrongs then, and opened up the whole matte Z
TO me rs his advising counsel. tHHk N.
summons was issued in December, l~.s q
there difficulty in finding the defendant ~ Dh'
| ardson), and think IL was not served uuI rlITty
1865 think the complaint was put in and ,f.
some time IN March, before the summon '--7oA I
EasSo-c ne In office three or l0ur n' p'-',
blv half dozen times the complaint "ds sN'i' I" "''
| verified. - ,
o.-You had no doubt OF his SANITY 'h,n, haA yo,g
A-well, as had said, can't say that cgV'A -o""''
o.-You hal no doubt OF his being n sane mar a "a
| time he commenced this suit? A-Noi cahrH h~
| sane man.
| JOHN GRsuANs SECOND JOKE
.,Q.-Else you would not have brought tl'ss4t, ~
MIR. Graham-lt Is not much IN favor Of man 81 y
| WHEN he commences u law suit. tIHU-lter . ,
| Mr.. Bangs. OF bangs, SedN q North wa- 1' ~ =
| ne5 on the other side the claim was Tor anou. .
| damages | never saw Nrs. Mcfarland, to HE ".'"
| edges on tie occasion oi uy seeing Mel .Fl ID .'. .