The New York herald., 1870-04-09

Testimony for the Defence.
The first witness called was
James Mcfarland sworn and examined, who teS
tilted as follows:-
q. Mr.. Mcfarland, where do you resideG A. Jer-
q. What is your business? A. Machinist by trade.
4. WHAT is your age? A. VIII 0e hity-three
years Ia ~ nane % McFarand the orsoner a the bar
your brother2 A. Yes, SIR.
Q. What Is his agef A. He is about nifty years of
age thereapouts ne Is about two and hall years
younger than me.
Q. Where was he bornf A. In Ireland.
q. When did he come to this country? A. In
1923.
O. Did his parents accompany him hereg A. Yes,
o. Are they now llvings A. They are dead.
e. When did his motner dies A. She died Sep.
tember, 1925.
q. What was his fathers occupauons A. Mill
wright.
Q. where did he nrst ocateS A. New York.
@. How long did he remain in New York ut that
time? A. Wen, cannot just say how long; ne re-
moved to Brooklyn short time afterwards and
stopped there awhile.
@. Aud then did he subsequently move to New
z. And located alter at PatersonS A. think he
moved to New Jersey IN 1926 or 1927 or thereabouts
q. Was he living at Paterson at the time OF mis-
deathY A. Yes.
q. What was Daniels first occupation that you
now remember-was he apprenticed to any ana what
trade and whenS A. IT, first occupation or trade
was tine tailoring business, Ia 1894 In the city OF
New YORK; lie afterwards went SOun, 10 tDe CITY oil
Charleston; he returned in lS41; but In the mean
time he came back and went as apprentice TO pro-
ther OF mine IN 1886; have a brother named owen
who lived In the city OF Newark: he now resides III
Thlrfy.fOurth street; the defendant was at work
wit him as o harness maker; remember Daniel
going South in ls4i and returning year afterwards
and resuming work; have heard OF nlm giving
lectures In Newark on el0cutiOn; when he lett New
ark the last time IN iS43, ne went TO Boston; In ls4S
he entered Dartmouth College, ana afterwards IN
1850 he went 10 Europe and returned Ia 1851: he
went 10 England, Ireland aud France TO pursue
scientific studies; remember the year ne was mar
ried; knew the woman ne married.
TIE PHOTOGRAPHS OF MRS. M'FARLAND
were here produced in court and the witness recog-
nzed tnemI; was living IN Jersey City at the time
OF the marriage; they came to my house VISIT,
but they remained only short ume
The Court-When were tuey marredY
Counsel-In 1857. We have evidence TO prove
EXAMINATION RESUMED.
Daniel was interested In lands fn Wfsc0nsn
EX-Judge DAVIS objected.
Wlness--He went West from my house; / saw
him afterwards IN company with his vile IN 1853;
they had little girl named Jessie the result Of the
marriage; there are two little children Of the mar
riage-Danlel, now in court, and Percy next re-
member seeing my brother in 1860; did not see
much or him afterwards until 1857, when, IN Jy or
August, ] noticed change IN his appearance; he
was much careworn; his hair had changed color.
"a photograph was here shown TO the witness which
nc recognized as that OF his brother.)
U. At what time previous 10 July or August was
this ph0tugr grnph like your brothers A. think about
1860; lost track OF HIN alter 1850; knew Francis
Mcfarland: he was the son OF my fathers oldest
brother. now dead; he Was my cousin.
, C.-nsel offered the photograph OF Daniel McFar-
"a 6eluapSSs, for the purpose Of Identification
aRs ~ Jnssa ,ss i6ctau eg! the Court allowed It
to be placed In evidence. y s''f;s'..,,i
TESTIMONY OF LILY aRAU.
Lily Crau, niece OF manager Grau, OF the Frcncn