The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-08
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Thar pYsrvsfops papa AGAIN.
ibid Won see wneiher he had piece Of paper be
tfc him, and dong any thing with II Al do not
S az Sss escs ws s oven, SH az ss ass
S SGS scen @ssns %.s
writing W some Wy ASo st ,tca nave n not
aSC 90 ia MOI see him make any marks at oil at the
d,sN2 Al did not see What nc was doing
o-Ddni ~ srpeat 70 %, De doing s9mes i, A.
or trimming on the desK. didn't know what he wal
'9rbh YOU really suppose he was standing there
dtau:mlng on the deskr Al didn't suppose anything
q - YOU 70 tel the jury whether YOU supposed
s wa dSG cant 1s s., q {. sd o;us there
~ ~ spssS u TO e. S Ea x ,9mShns| A.
y How long DID you know him to stand thcre7 A.
Q IN iba, rositon without movIngp Al didn't
look oyer that way more than
@ IN Tn & SOW s S S9
only ,ss him once and then he apresredo be writing
linen you aid no, see him un,n MIR. Richardson
From the time You ars, saw him ua the time
You ,aw hun going out oithe door, you did not soc him
,,9-rLat was an interval OF nnecn minntess A.
fncen or twenty minutes.
EFARLASp WANTED TO sEs SINCLAIR.
.Q.-At eleven O'Clock, when Mr.. Mcfarland came
osre il Sn he t nSS ~ Sr M snciarp .IIo %
DonT YOU a snow Hal m ga oo Term. in,mscv
VIII Mr. enclairp Al do, SIR.
ssSs 0 K s s9S f5v S %s sS9 sSsS Sass
there.
DAN FRouNAS's JOKE.
,9.;pO9t you know he VS.. there pouring gu, MS
saw nm nounnE snyth,ng out there. -
h-No, sit II never knew that ne was crying or any.
QHe paid Mr., Sinclair great many visit.p A.-Ycs.
sr, he saw Nr. sinclair ycry often.
Nov meyer saw ne IsgsPuoni af. snelairs ONCE
Gle never hldaay business except personal visits1
h,No, nat know OF
three leat ? A.-ouIte nuIuoer.
NJ sinclair and ths msnS a., of, OF sneap 20
70 nm was Il not apparent tina! there was friendly
Q-Dd you never see them IN each others presence
talking. '''''' Wv
RICHARDSON AND M'FARLASD MEET.
Q,,Hoy many times before III. occurrence did you
1tbHns ofiicep i only recoect one time distinctly
S-S%s! %SatSS Al esnnq, Ss,i via, month;
u eoBs Ito r M sSSm an. Mann
sVEMaele vas Mi. nicaardsonp Ale was In Mr..
,,o-As soon as Mr.. Mcfarland saw Mr.. Richardson in
hr. sitel-irs room, he turned round anu went out
lie Kept Out OF The roomp Allie kept out of the
,,o.-Dmyop see Mt. richardson when ne came out Of
V-ioa saw hm pass outP AYES. he passed out
o'y 81 tne uvots. -, -. A., .,,, -
,e-how long were they there together in that wayp
Q-Mr. Rchal dsou and Mr. Mcfarland were in that
A-No, think about hyei three 70 ave.
,Q-Do you recohect wat time OF day 1t wasp Al
,,o-Who else was there besides himselfp Al think
9Ra 0S nS SS how Hr RearoiCs Looked A. the
over his shoulder AID walk out; that Is all.
HE SAW mcnARDsoS's PISTOL.
.Q.Tibld YOU know OF Mr.. E,ha 'dson being armedp
Q.-Dont You know OF ut. having carried pi,,ol2
Al dlda't SNOW nat ae carried pbto
believe now that he carried pistol, because saw
uS-where did you see tina, pistOlp Alt the Astor
Q-sI OarresS Al eastIe.i how many Ganrss I,
o-Donr you know 1t was about his person when he
vas up stan. IN the editorial rooms AL suspected
V'-po you know who TOOK that pistol IRON his pei.
'.12 Al 90 hot.
n !Ts Ssst1when dia you see that revolver a,
,BI tse SoSrl;-lha, night? A.-Not that night I;
lISS ~ 10: liieE Iis day of hs shooting aid Jon
t. l4iys cannot remember which. '1' "
!-tbo y9u know where n was in the mean time
1p oSyS GS0 SpSw Tsers 4 va, s9Sfhtp Al dOn
You 10 not know where Nj. Richardson carried
DID YOU ever hear him talk of how good sho, he
- Do you SNOW where that pistol is todAyp A.
2 -Dlu you examine 10 to whether Its bar
had been hfed that dayp Al did not
RICHARDSON'S PAPERS.
C-where are those letters he called on you for
Sss no .y An ePTs os SS me,
Q,-Do you mean new.papersp A.-So. sir, one WI,
ae,reula[ and The other was Newspaper. wrapped
s 81 Zee mail nails sa II dt7 ag
S The Sss name Of ~ feI CLERK an
SSS ast he d. ,1.fe .St atesno9n Al don't know.
.,Q-Dant YOU see plsto. 10 Mr.. klchafdsons hands
ssEc S ar sefiTisaS. pistol A' the time OF the
,QT%e Gtnr ArSS that l.wl. MI; MeFarlAnds pl.
raw aU.tol In ~; ,leharda on's hands.
p.o hat ,Oa ss S "a %G ac toward his
ny time sd yos5 Sses 5s1S sac p M Neh.rd'9P
look toward the side my to read the
t 1sg na;s f 1a pO aSe
Q.-Was 1t loud noise "a, e1pIoslonP Ayes, sir
Odd you any ga, put out by M Al did not
DAN WAS SCARED.
,o;,,woad yon have seen 4 any had been2 Al
startled when heard the noise. 70 tell WIS wv
soS $40 SH Sdt u % sa
ss YOU were really not q ali that A."
oslsa. Il wat Re Oashl 70 have said, and have
.sadng outside he coulter looking over The
yos sao% ~. rsasRE ee payb there
Q-Do you Know his business? Al don't
tG.-C uld you md hini? Al could not
Q-You don't know his place OF business? A.-No,
9eHo How. long s since nee You a., saw hm' ArwO
,Q-Wss that the last timel Al think stnce
that don't know
three months.
THE JURY QUESTION DAN.
q. by the Foreman OF the Jury)-was there auy
rec pgnitlon Lctween Mr. cFarand and Sir. Richard.
son In this . nee, when they met there A.
saw Mir. McFarlBnd turn bhck. i did not
zee any recognition. There separate there.
Zone was standing waiting for the other TO
h'-Mf, Mcfarland supposed recognized Mr.. Richard.
son, and turned back waiting for MIN 70 out
y nd Z they pass each other A.-NO, sir they
dld not there were two doors.
W Nj. Grsham-Mr, Actarand went towards the
onlre and seeing Mr. Richardson went back af
MAJ Nj Eichads went out. and then he went into
Nj siuelar's Office Ayes, cir.
WILD TRIBUNE MAN.
Gavin Carver, smother sltacae of tie Tribune,
Naa he neat witness called for tire prose ution
hheh At carver came from the istricl-AtIorney's
nn'e through tie private door into the court oom,
ne "as 50 Mid with excitement Of tie novelty OF ais
,'uauon, tat lie made a dive IOr ue deck OF the
t'eIk " thc General Sessions, aud being repelleu
lnerrr1m by the venerable Mr. Vanderpoel. and