The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-08

allowed to remain 10 Court when any one Of thcm
The dist cr ATToES EY-I have no sort Of objection
NE courrit is granted. Can the nrst witness and
sryr OVER TO THE cAprAm's OFFICE.
the DssTrcr ArIGnsEY George King TAKE IKE
will ,teu acloss 10 the District Attorneys Office and
vi" Mr "a GasmIS-T do not ask that, only ask that
those WHO pretend that aey saw this occurrence should
The Drsrrtcr ATrcurFy-I want the wtnee-ee mot
to msunderstand az the witnesses on the part OF ne
,ti k"torieyS ofaec' and src await messenger
ton-eyery one.
TRIBUNE CLERK THE rIRsr WITNESS.
TIE witnesses for the prosecution having retired
| George y. King was sworn and examined by tue
District Attorney.
o-where do you reside? Am North First street.
wsrs y room s% ~ Sc e cs
8Msy Sos Il Sa ns .sSas..a via Albert D.
''SS@ @HnG also vim Daniel scFsrle,a' AsiQhy
Is. s a, sssssS c. As az sos s'w Mr.
IKE IKE bisTnr the 18th Of November
n'rARLAsD IN rpE TRIBUNE oFFrcE.
ow ySS state whether yOn saw him There %ors
saw him in the mornrns or not.
hfls
| minutes after nve p N.
GT .oRs Il: 1ad he ask sSfs s
end S"U sna. pr ice sGfSt of
street and what other s,reetp ,A.rrNsssan 49,.
oTSasssn srsst; and on. spruce street, .oU,n,
AYes sn and Spruce runs eass and %est
iiSow deserise 70 the Jury where NJ: Mcfarland
Of RichaIdson. and sive your statement of the aalr
VALUE OF THE SUN TN GREAT CASE.
correct diagram Of tne sgeton Judge Have not yoS
that in court That would help the witness TO explain
The S Mcfarland was standing at the
aS 90 ssa the e. .fse
OF &c af rom s % 81 ad
was standing. ! was s,anoing myself at the counter
desks, and the nrst knew or the shooting was
| PISTOL THROWN ACROSS
in mont Of and ntcd turned instantly and reco-.
saw lie pisoi AZ he time ssR hand and po ana
part Of arm; after that saw hun again outside or
oSHow near was Nr. Rchard,on to him when the
Q'-What. was Mr.. Richardson doing when the nr,ug
took placep Ale was asking the clerk In the offce
| for ms mail.
| Mr.. RICHARDSON WALKS OUT.
,6-wRs, did NJ. Rieeardson DO then Z. X@AItcr the
shot was bred Mr. Richardson went out at the north
n o1 1G, sO1 hd W. nsU Se
| O,-foN long did MIR, McF afland the firing
the pstolp Al didn't anything OF him After he
got outside OF the counter he inmedia ely went
side OF the counter; whether he over
0o.eHoW long had You seen Mr. Mcfarland there be.
| fore the analrp- A-Probabiy ten minutes
| C.-what attitude was he in previous to the firing
| Ale WAS 10 a leaniig position on tho desk,
| ~ 20 -. -. -,
4 u ,,..,e,,a -. $780,,
on the desk / believe he had hs hands placed to his
face leaning forward some What in Mui position there
the witness leaned ard W TN his head on his hands
| as though loo ing for somebody.
| Mr. GRAHAM (tnterrupting)-No, no thst won't do
| l object 20 that Your Homo :. That will no, 90
| The DISTRICT ATTORNEY ito the wtness)-what was
Immediately In front OF Mr. McF arland A-A plate of
| glass
| Mr. GRAHAM I'm hts ,cat)-" As though he was look.
ing for somebody, Is not evidence. That is not In,
| your Honor. is ~?
| The COrRT-No that must be stricken ont. That ia
| not evidence.
| The DISTRICT ATTORNEY ito the vitne,e)-He was
| Iesnin forwar,P A.-Yes air.
| Q.-was he lookingp Ale was looking
| Q-what was inn,ediatey in his front A "A frame
| In frort OF the desk with glass in H.
" Wy kias % sush yer tnH " couu ue
| plain glass - "
| Q.-Looking toward the door. commanding a
| view OF the whole office? Alt commands q view OF
| pretty nearly all the office but not quite.
| Q-Does II command q view OF the doors OF en-