The sun., 1870-04-20

lo-You could see thi: ansr !yss |" wen you |
%9os W. osSeS TsPs On ana ln me Ss cefnaE'F A-M'
td ted,nm va oryc, OF ride with the drIvcr3 Al
SS ssS AZ @ care g, 9, nc Trunk, ANc .
Testimony OF Miss Mary II. Hague.
uss Mary b. Hague was called witness,
ARMED probably because she bad nothing TO swear
10 icr IN reply to questions ,sll'iye TO- her having
evening party she said she had recollection, and
10 impression whatever on tne subject, and tia, that
Ieclion or her impressions could be refreshed.
Testimony Of Charity Andnman.
Clarity Andamnn resided in ihe spring and sum;
@ q @ c n h,spee rrssnee aysnSf of Mr. IN Ss Sgeu a.
Scuns fatherj, who a book peddlcr near the If.
'StlIPlA '9StIlPA You ever SEQ Mrs Mcfarland at Mr.. on.
%e51,Hsd she il.,is boy with hetP k.-re,,r.
so s.e ge' psSTs. Ss Spy casa sepfcsen hdsS
"a, one does. 'Cfhe rgh,-hsnd photograph OF Mrs.
was, hest sqUg1s gg e. there, sa. ,AS: 81"
isiS and. she came with him, think she was there
nfee or four months
now Mr.. GILpERT's noUsE WAS Used.
Q-Did you sec Mr. Richardson there7 Ayes SIR
ITSe Ei,ns's iden!insd ths portrait q Ri.hatasoh
noticed him noticed thelf frequently meeting saw
S W Snf day ss was & going @ ~ town on sasrdsy
sRd Mrs mSrsnsnd was right behind me- and as Mr. Mr.
the bouquet, and they
KISSED EACH oTuEn IN THE STREET.
,o-on bow many occasions ad yon see them mn meet in
n hat nys saw ssu mem tne SS nS iSa ev
sysSjSs Ssts 9% sa% Aye SSSiS Ms
sSs xsa ef go S e ss Sss aS ssGs spo AS0 SIR don't
3-for how long time did that oeour3 A.-Threc
owSSid sr @ stop pfG tReFe at nigh, and go
@ the S hou1e rceoec never saw MN 80 away
On Cross-examination The witness stated that she
had eDOkCn TO Mira MrFnr1aud mr. Mr.
,on that at the time she did not know what tlleir
names were but supposed they were man and vile;
pNe learned their names two thrco months ago
hon MIR. Michael Mcfarland, brother OF the pris.
oner.
a GspCD lien g Sens Ss% srg az nf %s
70 each other and very affect onate TO each other, and
sihcT and W. '"' 'O'S"''' anu '"'' A''''nE '''n
THOUGHT THEY WE'RE MAN AND WIFE.
Testimony of Mrs. Ann Callahan.
Mrs. Ann Callahan sworn and examined by Mr.
o-wherc do you reslde1 As Mofrls street. Jer.
c-nso YOU i've next door to family by the name of
g How long have you lived thcrep A.--Ihave lived
.Q-HSv Ions have they lived therep A.-since tho
Q-Do you not visit them ? A-No. sir.
MRS. RFARLASD KEEHISo OPEN HER couMuyicA-
TIoHs.
s yGp fyss c.s s'fa 'nfIf
SsTns' SdfI xeSs ssSss sc s " saw that
Q-whcn did you nIst see that iadyp A.-Issw a
Is ZINE sSy 10y s. Bs@sy aS sS s f sf o.
dHn with dSs dEs Ss !sy pGT lSeIa !. ne,
AScuisS SsSLs, "a and q ssc va. moi here steady.
III ne sss as ay wSsS lSSf soheeTns
me good deal. and remember 1t was on the same
Io-How long was she awsyp A.-shc was gone
Q-Was she away more than once? A.-No. sir not
oILBERT's ROUSE IN USE AGAIN.
Q.-Dd you ever sec a person there like thatp tMr.
richardson's photograph SHOWN Wtnessi Ayes,
o.-when did .you nrSt see him there2 Al saw
h eSe d not SE now II m HS ases Par h G e
o-You have since learned that 1t was Mr.. Richard.
.o7was Mrs. Mcfarland there when he came there ?
o-Did be stop thereP Ale used to come there
somem', % a 10 ne mo mornns sometimes IN The after noon
,Shs hs,s wa: issse a.rn sTsa. dsaa he has
Pay n zee ,h. him SO & on, with n. LADY, AYes
q You have seen Mr.. Mcfarland before yesterday
hem dia rPS n5st sec him' Ain the latter
x9.pld you see him alter the 18th Of Ausust3 A
.e.-pid you communicate to him what you have here
pile claimed that woman as his wlfe2 Ayes,
SAnas Rs Rsi TsrS sS s2y he ;9n, Ys
Dir 'he was dressed rather Kay at that time.
MRS. nBFARLAsD's DIAMOND RING.
Sws. 5ot , her d,e;' s So,y2 A1Ye. sir costly
Cross Eyim'ned by Mr.. .Dayis-o-At what time did
ISn See thIs lady come with the lame Gehteman1 A
-Q-IhIs iame gentleman remained some time? A
T5l T6 9e, es day eef9Ts n,. GnL,pS; .a 4,
oh Vas NOT Mf. RlchSrdsoup A-No. cir IN.
sefsood aiterward that he was the husband Of Molly
o9bd you not understand ths, he was the husband
ofargthcf dauete. Of Mis Gilbert, who lived In Mas
ana Hns s' s1nsa zee SSs IeTe er Sms Se hsT
didn't IN Ierstand i WIN anerwardsi saw him going
,$oaidqi ,lihE he Would 60 &c Win Win the other one
RICHARDSON STAYED ALL NIoHr.
It vas further elected on the crossexamina, a,oI
lhat Richardson applied to witness for the keys .
the Gilbert House, in Jersey City, in NAV, 1863, ant
Mcfarland came there, as early as halfpast si'
o'clock In the morning.
y S ma % %' % as sS9
Ieft Immediately after the marriage.
rHoTuSGuAN oFFIcIArRs AT MRS CALHoUE's MAI
RIAGE.
Re6lTSeS Sy Sr s1raham9gpo yoqh EnSE ghT
Nj GrahaniNMf rockingham wa. at certain Ger,
Si cSSfes There acstes on %'t another r ocssso eS
tSinV. II is perfectly plain aud the eye SHIT
The question and answer were excluded.
Testimony Of Miss Anna Burdock.
Miss Anna Burdoek sworn and examined by NJ
Berry:
O-In the fall OF 1866 were you attached to the Wnt,
Garden Theatre2 AYES, SIR.
Q.-In what capacy2 A.-General dresser.
Q.-For the ladies 10 the establishment? A:-Yes, 81
Q.-Do you know Mrs. McFarland? Ayes, sir.
know her; she was then known as Miss Cushing.
Q-when was that2 A.-From November. 1906. unit
QSshe played under the name OF Miss Cushing IN II
Q-Did you ever see Mr.. Richardson at that theatre
AYES, SIR.
Q-Haye you ever seen MIR. Rlcha rdson come for Mr.
Mcfarland at the conclusion OF the perormanceP. A.
Yes, sir.
Q-Haye you ever seen her go with him2 Al hay
pot seen her go with him, have seen lin waiting e
her,
Q.-How often have you seen them together IN tina
way? A.-1hTee or four nights.
Q.-AbOut what time was up A.-The curtain wei
down from half past ten to eleven,
Q-What lime In the year wac ip Al think
March 49,. a..