The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-08

whet is thisp Letter ~ A-Thht Is the advertising
SsE y. s, when p sF
oyE III. desk setting on the top OF the COUNTER
S one n m oIs sSp q III Se
,6.SR,, Is the position Of Mr., Mr.; rrSs@sn. as,tg
and is open in front.
WHERE DAN rRouxAs STOOD.
o-whcn he ia spoken to does he answer rom his
deck OF move out from behnd w. ana then answer peo'
as stand :. hi: particular =, time s when en-
o md OF m' che coan,eF ~ AoXDou one foot. -
w wss1 Me: es $
euess four and half feet didn't take particular
e9By Mr. psyls tnsuaioiel Al heard quick
9.oBy Mr.. pAypzDia Mr.. Richardson wax sc, ,s,
s.,Se aoS SHN Gdnf take any sr,hef noce
G 70 e.Ss here s soS c rs
THE PROSECUTION ACCEPT TIE SUNS DrsoRAN.
Mr.. DAvIs-we have no objection to that diagram
Gf. Graham resumed the crosse1amine,ion.
1c s Ss Ss ss S wSe
Ps
spot where you heard the noise Of the plStolf A.
oaAnd that that SPOT was dIssonally about i've and
ga that Nj. frohmsn. 70 whom Nj. Kchsrdscn
for rs :ts Ts s ssSs, o tnrs se ''' fro" Mr.
S sSs99PP n bs dc, a, wS chr Mr. Frohman stood
was 4 is$sssSdcas SesE q De end Of the counter
had charge Of sRs %ss f X-So' sir Mr. RehardsOns
1T WAS DARK.
Q-whn were Mr.. Frohmnns duties there A.--Ths
advertising clerk he has general charge Of the adver
QsMr. fronman is a witness here to-day, h he not7
o,IwasI Il dark when you nr-t saw Mr.. Mcfarland
on that day2 Al don't remember whether IL was or
Owe had short evenings thcnp Alt was dusk.
DO You know the time when .you nr.t saw Mr.
s1ssP e s b%,ore .; SsS ,hs
saw Mr. Richardson A."The day before. '' '""' ~
oswhen was the last time before thstp A-Tbe
o.@Ahd when wa, the. lac, TING before that,
as you can rememberP Al don't remember.
MYSTERIOUS PIECE OF PAPER.
opa ySn see piece Of paper before for NJ McTar
sf s ec BOOK lying on the
'sS CfssF @ ' ,Ss' sf
nGss What SS SGn so sssp ,hss
,o,Nas ne standing all tho time or sitting' A.
.,o.wli YOU ;Gy he had not piece of paper before
o.-Didnt you sec any marking on a piece Of paper
going on2 A.-Not that AIN aware OF.
M'FARLAND rREouEsrEp TIE Tribune OFFICE.
o-when the last time before that day that you
remember Mt what time saw him. saw him several
Ole was in the habit Of coming there frequently.
w9sntne A-Quilr ,tequently y s,, sir, A.. .,s
lnherP Ale was acq 1anted with him.
,9-Didnt you see him visit him In his oficep A.
Gle was familiar with the place-intimatc with tho
oSirhc unaeriook to 70 behind the counter. nobody
there would a stop him. on account OF his familiarity
| o. mere stranger would not have been allowed
o,eop accoa9I OF Mt, McFar,and's being 50 wen
ing G behind p he S ~ Xosops at '" go
stand wher Sr he So nS nave MN 10
WHAT M'FARLASD WORE.
| Q-Do Won remember how he was dressed on mat
day1 Addressed In dark clothes; don't remember
o.-Do ron remember particqsrly had he cloak on
o-6an you tel me whether he had on CLOAK or an
,9:-Do you remember that? Al am almost pc.
o-An overcoatp Al cannot say that 1t was an
o.Swhat kind of a hat had he on Alt was a
o.ons q ,GS:s low round crowned hats, Ayes.
Mr. SnaHAs-rhati Is mine.
ne 5 ~s Sa ."r s s%
ys. ,hsTs paper o. that desk sA on Witch 'i he
ensd ''s Papsa USUALLY s' xY e
wi fSs he o 81 s nE e ana %
subscriptions were registered there.
write tnsrs BY special allowance A.-vsry' seldom a
Paper eit on he desk foFY For What
purposs DO. Il Ne here2 A-No particular purpose
and Iefi on the counter.
| THAT MYSTERIOUS PAPER AGAIN.
ySq psG e., g n that
king marks o. some de.crptionP Al have not.
o-Hasen't you heard that such piece OF paper was
,o.Ai nc time Mr.. Rchardson came in, wa. not Mr..
rpSlG S
H yGn ad mot o SsiT hun 60 closely Is 70 be
son can" ave. T ~. ATNo cir n,,.r,,,n. ., ,n,t
not ahs gn any time to it' VAST mere instant? A
eli was so instantaneous as to DO almost inappre
e;1Soleg Az. =, air, 80.
8.ESctnins eoaId DC more 5snldI .A.-Yss, cir
sh Tc oP san tG@ su, any
RAPID '"''' '''' ''-' '''' war A-''' "4'A H'O''
The Jury the nattsr. just "a hSS anspired dc or SSs il
80 that ySn could not separate them
| LIKE LIGHTNING FLASH.
Q-Are you abe to separate that event into ~. com
ed, Or how R,ehsrd,on looked, or how Richardsor
came s9m or how !. was .rs.sn.saP Can you tell ~
tAsi s y0p .s%
hard vas rand movement from th., desk towar(
OF me and fired. -'N .''''' NA ~ ''"
| v.
ODD you notice the direction of Mr.. McFarlAnds
| eyes i? Al did not.
| ODD You notice where the pistol came from that
he hsd In his hand2 Al did not
| Mr.. RIcHARDsos's PISTOL.
.Qpldnt you see pistol in Mr. Richardson's hands
| Q.-Dldn you know that MIR. Richardson was armed
| AL have understood that he was
S,ASd G%Ts you see him draw his pistol at tina,
,9.,Didn', vow zee him making a movement to draw
| H6 A Az 40 mat am aware of
| Q-pi ant YOU see him make any motion in the drec
| ton oIhis pocketP Al am Tot aware that did
Own you undertake 10 say that you did not notice
some movement OF his hands which Indicated an intend
el esoit to his pstol2 Al cant say at that time,
| whether did or not Il IL so long ago.
| ,Q-how long had no been armed7 Al dom
S.Did Won ever sec his pisol' A-SOt previous to
| Q.-nd YOU see 1t afterward? Al did. cir.
Q-Mhere did you see NJ Ain the Aston House.
.,96mwsst kind 81 pistol was hP A-A revolver
,,o.wn u that day you saw 1t thcn' A-So, cir
o.-who had nP Alt was lying on the msntel
| 9-no you know how 1t got there Al do not
| Q.-Haye Won heard any OF the witnesses VINO arr
here to-day on the mart OF the prosecution what
they had In possessing themselves OF the pisto
| Q.-Dout You know who took the pistol nom Mr.
| Richardson when he was up stars Al don't.
| Q.-Did you ever hear Mr.. Richardson boat how
| ,Q.Did you examine the pistol In the apartment al
i the AstOr HOuEe2 Al did