The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-29

..o;.Dont you think that 10 a misused word, A.
Well, mo- should think " foolish was one Of The
o-Dont you think that letter was particularly in.
S So IN q. ss cir
.Ihen yon think that man who addresses lady
between her and her husband and before there has
Letter. that your ioeaP Alt not letter should
ROUGH, BUT IT HAD TO coxr
not very wrong letter for any ono 70 wrtss Al
hat I Ssys S say about ''iy
lyon don't ink tina, letter ought to have fren.
wo'ld tend % make him frcnzicd. '".1's '.~ '.'
s sn arc when s read; @ s e S
,.o.Ewhat Is the dSerenccp A sane man may be
SINCLAIR AN EXPERT IN INSANITY.
o;-ws have taken month to discover the differ.
expert laughter, what Is the diiisienceY AT have
me9uenly seen peonle act In frenzy, when didn't
eRAuAMs BosBsurLL.
Q;.Do understand you to say that Mr.. Mcfarland
s spd 'n2 a n, married M wife he would saSo.
they never should live with eaen other. -
@ cfSoSs$Oer a.S ySU5 snoS nostc
Q-Ihen The event on which the shooting was to DO
based had not haprened the day of the shootngP A.
,I; rSmaEs 70 you WA; that e hey ever married.
THE ASYLUM IN siNcLAIR's HOUSE.
.Q-whcn was II you nrst asked him in reference to
,he mrs. thoo.inS Al don't remember the date IT
,Qn,Giye 1t as near as you can. A-withina week
he rs o. 't ,Sss Occurrence did this woman
and H,ehrdsen 70 to your house and mud an asylum
e M I'VE With Rr my wee rom cro,on
and found them there; don't know what time they
Long sS Ssy there scr A
O-HOw Al m hen
saw them Thursday morning. aud she remained there
,Q-Ihen she went around to "a Amlty streetp A
Q-You are right How long did Richardson remain
there Any recollection Is lie lett that week. per.
roHad they been in your house together before that
Lhn9rsday, TO your knowledge2 AYES remember
Smbd EicHSra,Sp sssG in ysSr house any tine
se9o,ipS Is S As soT esl ~ $50 ,ir thar
,Se Hny s1ree,S All iSins sac | was at my my
siscLiiR's MEMORY AGAIN.
9.-Is that your best recollecton2 Ayes, SIR.
,oS:e ySn mesp to say that she remained IN your
Hs1 S 20 5 Ss. ,hSn ns 18Th q MOrh Al think
go S oSS No ~ My na street how
wa. be away a. A%lty street ina! you andei'.oodS
h,ys h snosd think that perhaps 1t week 1t may
o-Whcn did you nrst hear OF the intention Of these
two (Riehai dson ana Mrs. Mel arand)
TO GET NARRiEpr
AAoMy recollection is tina, nrst heard 1t nom Mr..
Ql@When was np Al think It was the morning
that returned and found Mr. Richardson and she
.,o.-Thursday morning That was the morning after
the ,hooag, bid you suggest any imPropriey IN that
SWSgS%saa a, a, A1 q St ,sasy%s ,ooD
Did You ever on any othef occasion Than That,
suggest the @pfopriety Of he,r Seins Married At
sP'T saas
A.
n Sd e 70 had & to- that A''
Q.-bid she say when they had made the:engage-
Odd you ever endesvor to persuade Richardson
and Mr.. Mcfarland from carrying out this purpose
Q. Yes. A.No. sir never said anything 70 them
BOUND TO MARRY nER
o-Did you know Thursday morning how they
meant to SsrSy out TIA, ensr.enens o. marriage A..
when he was free to mary he intended TO marry hei
4. yo snG ns,s Soss ias VEN on that
s, e saqS.on ea YOU Of their being
under an enssgement o. marnaee, from that hurdas
that When as ns sGS s1G s e
ns pa sc sSs5 sr .1 e Or Na
Q-Do you recolect you do notl A-No, air.
BAD MEMORY AGAIN.
| Q;.Istt not true TIA, the nr.t time yon saw MsFar
by telling MIN he need not eIpec To- change MS faie
"a. Riensrd.eH and b.. Site we're !Gen ehs.Esd and
dS no, that Ss3 81. s,,
some sdvce yins out hi. PTncrle thai hs soaaa
aud vile ought 70 stand anything before they sepa
irrcvocabe.
oRu, You only saw IT on the wIfes.lde' I, was not
| Q-Did you seriously believe he would not have re
turned TO his wife, at any moment? Al didn't know
OF Know, am.n win say COCO many things sn''
ously believe, ne meant that when he SAID ny A.
6~SoISinr said about the ehndrep3 A.zTherc wa
'S %s as 70 arrange aso
to separate, aud then q arTaPSe about me ehldre
srThnEemsn, about the chdren that nhi, but tier
was to he Afterwards.
sh0n sve q SsS sHf S ces @
as one q TIC terms OF the settlemeht3 A-rhcre wa
.9.bonI yon tnink their rights should have bee
think IL would nave been well If those things wer
oSDont you think the nrst feature OF the settlement
should been the future dsp stion of the children
yoa nk nst oe e o heT. Se n se a.
thing attended TOP A.-Th.t ia a matter OF opinion
q Ibid not Mr., Mcfarland, when he alluded to III
children, urge that as reason why they should nc
SHOULD REMAIN roGErHER,
A-Yca; he alluded 70 the children he said It woul
ss :. s.S e, s;e
to IT, II that was her deterninatn? A.-well Fir SUI
posed they were making nnal separation.
| Q.-Now. SIR. there onlv other matter. Thu
time that you Mr.. Mcfarland Intoxicated, In ls5
where were they living then' A-Twenty mint
street, Lamartine place.
Q.-Have you never seen q good man drunk once
| his liiep 40 yes.
o.-You don't consider there is anything In that
dissolve marriage, do you A.-No sir.
sIscLAIR's REMARKABLE ADMISSION.
| Q-Do you know MIR. Joseph 4. Nones, the Comml
| s!Oner for Massachusetts,? Ayes, sir.
| Q.-HAve you told nm since this occurrence. that
Mr. Mcfarland had shot or killed Richardson the mr.
time II would have been Jnstinable homicide but thf
| now 1t was murder Al told Mr. Nones that II b
hAa shot Mr. Richardson, II he had Killed him the tri
time, during tho excitement that very likely woul
| Ia We been decided Jusiinable.
| Q-Didnt you say that II was iustnabep A.-No, al
| Q-Didn't you tell HIM the the cIcumstances undt
| which he had caught his wife with Richardson made
| justinRbleP A.-No, slr.
O. You did not Express any Judgment at that time
A.-Not myself not my own Judgment,
FREE-LovE cARRssEs IN sINcLAIRs HOUSE
| Q.-FrOm Monday morning Mrs, hcFaTland's apnr
mCnts and Mr. Richardsons were on the second story
| Your house, were they not? A,-Aoi the slept part
The lime up stains and part OF the time In the front be-
| room.
AoO.? A.-1hare Is the front bedroom over the hal
the front room and middle room. which we call
Kind uf sizing r0onl aud the back room MI hchar
sop was In The hack room.
Q--Now. didn't she sleep In tae middle room1 A.
drnt think 50,
Q-Do you know she didn't? A.-No, 81, I don't
Q-Whle Richardson was IN bed did you gee N
cHrpssins hun, and feeding hm2 Al saw her cares