New-York tribune., 1870-05-09

Mrs.. M,Ea
thing 10 complain Of Mr. Ioudncss of his voice that
MCFARLAND was never away; was afraid Ia go back |
the third story it was until the sound suhsldtd
fonr-story house they had could hear words after
ore room for herself her left the door went away
h d ma scryan they ate heard the sounds OF his loud,
af INV table violent talking and OF herfe,
At Thomas % Foxter testified plies his very loud
7 am clerk with thc Erie and violent: remained pos
Railway Iompany; board sibly ten minutes, untll te
cd nj No 80 Amityst. while turbulence subsded; then
MIR MCFARLAND boarded went down and rang the
there I never saw him bell. and when the servant
ence Of louor he was very Mrs. Mcfarland and asked
kind and aectionate 10 his her to home with me- she
wife and children; think did not 20.
never heard Mrs. McFar-
land make complaint
against II.
THE SEPARATION.
Mrs Mary testified: In 1867 resided at NO u
Amityst Mr. aud Mrs. Mcfarland lived there three or
four months; l remember the day she went away
with Percy; think it the 2lst of February; knew
of no trouble between them beforeshe LETT had OF the
slightest idea she meant to abscond from her soaAd
WIN C. Mcfarland testified: I saw Mrs Mel rland
after the separation at Mrs. Sincairs she sad her nus
band had commenced drinking; asked her her reason
for leaving him asked her If he got on spree Sic Sid
he drank about once IN h Jour sad he was n6 prond to 20
back she urged me TO stay with him that night a, sne
was afraid he would destroy himself; she followed me
out and made me promise that / would remain
with him over night; | asked her II she had any any
no, that lie even jealous OF her; she SAID
he thought the sun rose and set on her head
Oliver johnson testified was present at Mr. snclairs
one evening IN February 1867, when Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Farand Mr. Sinclair, Mrs. Sage. and Mrs Johnson were
present think Mr.. Mcfarland was the last person VINO
came u Mrs Mcfarland said to those who were present
that she had appointed this interview With her husband
to him the reasons why she could never I'VE with
him again that she had sent for her father to come
and hear those Mr. Mcfarland said he had come,
not expecting meet any but her and her father.
and expressed little surprise that others should be
present; Mrs Mcfarland said Mac these are al
your friends to which Know Responded, ana
think Others Certainly, we are all yonr
back first to the beginning OF their married me- ana be
TO state some things tha occurred IN iheeall period
with saying he didn't there for any purpose Of
crmination recrimnation in regard to the past hut
that he had hoping 10 effect settlement o affairs
between them and that she might return 10 him; she
said Mac" TOR she spoke to him in that familiar way)
come u" ie con'usi"h ~ 10y you, tt d ty tht
constantly when proposed 10 tell the history OF her
married fe he said he would pot stay eie To- near any
thing he put his UNcrCOdt once To 90,
and finally did not succeed IN saying any thing hut TO
nit that admit thai at times when have been ntcm-
pcrate, have not treated you as should recnper
Mountains; she said TO him. Mac. you know that long
and how could put IL in my lecrsf she stated dis
tncy she could 80 back 10 live III the misery aud
wretehedness she had endured for nine years. ana that
she had made uP hGr mind never TO 60 back ne said, sad
the time Of lighting the the next morning, or else
on Tuesday morning he came to see me at the Office OF
said to me. 81 never knew until now what was III
tns the grandest thing that ever happened to me
the return OF my wife to know when she puts her
down, she will stand there forever now shall lead
hereafter better life and make my wife and chill
drrn proud Of me; :" said Mr.. Mcfarland, very
glad to md you Iecei\ lng Ils IN hh sld; his;
YOU and would not be glad TO hep you i'll the time TO
come"
Mrs. Mary Mason tesl Miss Lille Gilbert test
fSl @ 5a"9iy Mr. anG nf Mr. % WSSn she
Mcfarland boarded with lived in Amity-st. at Mrs
me at No 70 Amayst; they Mason'; recollect going
had the back room the with her TO that house
ground floor; Nj. Richard cra times aftor her sePara
son had the front tiou from her husband; we
The same icoI; folding about IL o'clock
without m any a,es Mn TeR n5mcg m 1f iSeCon aS M M M%n Non
arisOn slept IN the front Farland asked her If she
room; before the separation might return and occupy
l saw Mrs. Mcfarland and her former room until her
Mr.. Richardson 90 out in engagement was finished;
the street together three Mrs. Mason said ler hus
times aud heard OF their band was occupying the
being out frequently; this room, but nc would he away
they would he gone about Mcfarland return; i then
didn't notice how they Mr.. Richardson's room TO
walked away, or in what get package oi papers
Richardson in Mrs. McFar sister to get for him; she let
lands ROOM there was bed me 80 H. ana got ne rack
times In afternoon, per went away Mrs Mcfarland
hap2 week before the sep % SG, o, nave we gone Ill., n sn9
ink bottle; | think Mrs. got them myself, and took
MFaTa M Tys at 1t G @ ays h%ST OF there ,
the rocking chair, rocking subsequently; she occupied
Mrs Mcfarland was sitting for two ght> the she
right by him; their chairs formerly had; slept with
were facing each other; her both nights of
they sitting those nights Mr. Richardson
they yard two there abOut ii or IL
apart; they not very O'clock Mrs. NJ cFaTland,
close; on the second OcCa Mr.. j. H. Browne, and my
sion, about an hour after, self there Mr..
went for stamp, and Mrs Browne and myself had
Mcfarland gave IT To me; been TO the theater 10
Mr. Richardson was there cou Mrs Mcfarland home;
he eyinccd embarrassment we had been i'll the house
plainly; did nj notice perhaps 20 minutes, half
if she embarrassed half an hour when Mr.. Richard
hour aferward young son came in Mr.. Browne
lady called relative of Mr. manned Is or 20 minutes Ion
McFarands and knocked ger, and suppose Mr.. Rich
the door to tell Mrs Me ardsOn remained night
Falland that some had but i don't know; |
come ON that occasion manned with Mr.. Me Farand
found Mr.. Richardson there that night there the
also; could not see how he next morning when Mrs
was seated, because the Mcfarland took breakfast
Young lady passed / / took breakfast with her;
heard Mrs. Mcfarland i'll Mr. Richardon did not he
troduce her To Mr. Richard came TO the door Of the
son; did not whether aud raped, about O'clock
Mrs. Mcfarland dress and asked If he might
ing doing apy-'n; Mrs. Mcfarland was not
thing connected with there, but had gone out to
her wardrobe Mr. McFar- purchase something for
land remained about three breakfast; said the room
days after Mrs. Mcfarland not in order but would
left; IL may have been prepare IT, and he might
longer Mr.. Richardson come III he went away and
tinued that in about fifteen minutes he
til abOut the middle Of came back and let him in
March: Mrs Mcfarland Mrs. Mcfarland came in
came back after Mr. McFar soon after, and he stayed
land left; she asked me To III about hve minutes
give her the back parlOr and then went down town
again, the gentleInans he nehher took breakfast
family with whom she there invited Ia |
STAYING were coming home think Mr.. Browne and
from Washington, and II went hall dozen or eight
would let her stay week times 10 escort Mrs McFar-
and finish her engagement land from the theater;
al the theater she would went 10 the Mercerst door
90 her father in Bps SAT on rough board seats TIL
ton; she had a lady with she came, and then accom-
her panied her hOinei rccOllcct