The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-21

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TrS DS 1 w you can 70 further NJ yhhs srsc AM
Sr Graham lin his retiy s siTons AIM sn
any q gs ahead that That he 9ttcr which sot
MT hcrhlahd MS appointment. and no deserved It,
WHAT SAMUEL SINCLAIR WROTE g. p CHASE
Another letter from Mr. Sinclair, written TO Chief
Justice Chase, recommending McFar and as = iit
candidate Tor Registership in Bankruptcy, WIS
NJ Crab m This letter is another Of the many acts
U n Mp b nov 20 IN, prisoner by Mr. Sinclair who
s&n saHs from whcn ne cannot wen
have sT sye ein n s 1o az 20 s pS S M
Snc,air 10 !rpehcatted gentleman. and there can be
snced BY and dcleLs TO another and sacred rcla
hers We intend to hold Tie doctrine. ana a. 10 isr a.
we can enforce 4 here that sacu.d cling 20 his
ma they should stay toseher IN all emcr enclcs We
point And he looks UPON Mearsna 70 day W Win Rs
eelngs Of colincss win say he is right, iii neccs
r. SSSc N sSaf
20 me We 80 "a e %oE 81 HSe
ve oyn fTR oS ~ a yqa case
onsy 0 fSR P' S UeSo IL n "aa O
apd must exclude all other evidence Of this sort.
fSs 9Tg9sI sPSat%sn, Of Msre,.na " an As
Mr. psvs"Ws doDt ohjrct to p Tat. 'ns'0u
I sTI Ss' I. On sd rs SOp SnS
the IourssTSst Is no, whiskcv appointment. i,p
has been ioved that Mr. Moi arand had such strong
,Cns aSs , 'G ne ao 'q not
snd Sse oSer Similar
were admitted In evidence.
Testimony Of Albert n. Math Q.
MT Msthos kceEs livery stable in Clinton place.
ny Mr. Gsrry-0.sBic yOu keep stable there in Feb
q Have you youi stable book here for tina, month
I'D AoeI p. Richsldsen erde. earriag, of you
on me 2ist OF February. 1852 Alt 10 entered IN
o.-M you read the cntryf Ayes ar have 10
A n. es5,y.Re,a,n, ,.r
kehardf9n; carriagci ". wP.
$40 Fred H5O. w.
sP,M'. Winter d,rden.
o-what does W. ". p. stand forp A-wcst Wash.
.6..rhat was where you to send the carrago7
,,o,what docs n. II. r. n. stand forp Anew Haven
.o."Ihat was where the party was to be drivenp A.
o." RlchArdson" means that tnat was the name Of
who ordered the second carriage on that same dsS
Garden TResre ~hsie the seeoud carriage ws to .aSe
the person who would SO in 1t nom West Washington
0:-"sP. ~" means that that wa. The hour the car.
.omsoody rom there to the Winter oaiden rSsatic SS
% Wnroa P ns nGot take ,es
SOMEBODY 70 the New Haven Railroad stationp A.
o.-whst doe. Pred" st,nd for, .A.-Tnat wa. the
oSnd The price rsid for The Carr iase each
Odd Richardson pay for those two carIiages7 A.
1t Is 40 marAed IN the book.
r ~iimony of the TT hume Almanac.
Mr Grahaui-I now offer an aimsnIc in evidence. 20
show what time the sun Get on the 18th Of November,
Ssy Ut mat GAY We sun ent 90 a. 81 minutes p.,t
msnnc. and Of course IL Is inisiiibe. tlSGghteTI.
Dispositions taken commissions In this case.
issued by tie Court, were produced BY the Clerk OF
the General SESSIONS from Pr'i. +. II. Quinby, Of
Dartmouth College; Pro-. Oliver 7. Hubbard, III New
Haven. Conn. Prof Peter G. Bacon. Of Worcester,
Mass. Prof. VIM Russell, OF Massachusetts,; and
Ex-Governor Farweli, OF Wisconsin, all giving the
prisoner most uncxceptionabie character.
Testimony OF Dr. Austin Flint.
DR.. Austin Flint, Professor OF Theory and Practice
at the Bellevue He spita ollege WIS sworn and
examined hin with reference to DISEASE Of tie hsaTi
and lungs had found come functional arrangement OF
hundred be observed noIh ns else about the pr, on.
e. o. an aonormal cha acter besides this excItenent "
enty-two per minute.
ILLsrss OF rHcorprR HAcKsrr.
Al the close Of DR.. Piint's examination. Mr.. Ora
ham and said:
"As a warm personal friend OF your Honor, ]
most respectfully ask you TO adjourn this Court. I
have observed with pain for some time that you
are In no condition to continue these proceedings;
and ON behalf OF myself and MY associates, and WITH
as am sure, the hearty concurrence OF the counsel
or the prosecution. desire to make strong, feel.
ing request that you will adjourn. While admire
tLe fortitude with which you have coDtenjed axnnst
your suferngs, l must beg, Gs strong srsonal
iriend to request you to sop proceedings 10 this
TRIAL, aud adjourn this Court until to-morrow, at II
o'clock"
The District Attorney expressed his sympathy
for the Court, aud united with the counsel for the
dcfcnco in requesting an adjournment.
Tie Court adjourned TO II O'Clock this morning.