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9. Then you were paid for this articef A. Yes.
witness, to the Recorder-Am ooliged 10 answer
/ The Recorder-You must sir. II the counsel In
ssts upon 1t. l don't see its materiaty; but II he
insists upon y you are compelled to a1swe1' s' ST.
cluded in that amount some compensation for a
small card that appeared but forty dollars was what
% was not that very high prces A. thought
1t was rather cheap.
are certain a aSSus aSs aatS hs number az q these
with Mr. Greeley no journalist In the city would have
received the report for they would have known Il
Q. Upon what newspaper are you engaged, Mr..
Reedg A. have written Tor every paper; | am con.
@ nected with the SUNDAY 4ercu'v and with Frank
| e Are you connected with disreputable paper
| o',ou n W. sne w., KY no, DUn'0SS tn0 A. NO.
9 g aaye you not any interest in IT. A. No interest
@ Your business is to interview people. as you
cal II, and you 90 that as your professions A. My
il can get any information to write It up; in this
Gas Ease MI, greeley knew who was; he mentioned
for Mr. GrecIav sc1w M 70 me; have great respect
Trtoasne ~ Sp ~ '''
Q. You have been interviewing some people
likely, think Mr.. Reeda A. Yes, sir; have been
interviewing Party OF free lovers, sir, the Oneida
Community, ana have written articles about them.
,,,;,i Judge Davis resuming his seat smngly)-That
Mr.. LudIow's Evidence.
Mr.. Fitzhugh Ludlow examined by Mr.. Gerry
q. DO you remember shortly alter Mrs. Mcfarland
MIR. Mcfarland in reference 70 A. recollect dis
nncily.
Q. State it, sirq
The Court-Waat Is the object Of showing this con.
versatoa, at THIS time, Mr.. Gerry?
the evidence given benar Of the people that MIC.
rsyiand acquiesced in this reading and promot ed
JUGS @ TO he g g. Gn s S SaSs E, EVIL
dence, especially as II Was fQ be proved by third
party and after it had been sh5wd that Mcfarland
cution.
The Court-Go on Mr. Gerry.
Witness-The conversation was shortly after the
rsaling that has been spoken OF; when Mrs.
Mcfarland % gave her first reading. think at Stem,
SAID to % hmH"Mr. McFarIand YOU KIN Know very w" weli
that should have been glad to have helped your
wife, If coud; as had access to several papers
Sa ss ne Rs'sys ss9 9pFEssy Es Soesdy ok you ao% "Ss
s ns ks aessson SsSanse ana wag a. very
S much ashamed. and did NOT wish you Or any per.
sonaI friends OF mine to be there; should pre- or my
Of her family; did this at the ardent solicitations
| OF her friends and herself"
Mrs. Mcfarland on the stage at the Winter Garden
A. remember that some time subsequently 10 ner
on the stage a M hs Sap Wntr Garde &c m ne
The witness was here handed copy OF tno Af1eTt-
can educational MOnt1v in which an article, said
asked to state what he knew in referenoe to it, ana
between January and February, 1865, and told me
that he intended to make some great hit In the drec.
tion OF literature to make his wife and friends
sorry for the steps they had taken he produced to
Sea Aa 5enS g'us1sa 1ssasn i to and h ess s
Wlth him aud pointed out the errors; he returned
again 20 with Ihe se:9pa e2py wfi'n was also
| sequentIy third manuscript was written and sent
| to The publishers Of this magazine
& bid you see this letter Of Mrs sinelair's With
out any date, but supposed TO be in 1857 A. re-
o. Do you remember his reading it to your A.
read it over his shoulder, and When he came to that
part of it with the ntas ~. r. Y.,n lie said, 'that
I is Intended for "John Russell Young.'
| Q. You don't remember when II WASP A. could
Cross.examined by Judge Dayis-Mr. Ludlow. is
there any enc thing In this article that you altered?
4. Wei, cid make some alterations.
| o. Vii you point them out9 A. have not read
the article sinco i viii take me some time. o,,.
out to me what you did in the way OF alteration OF
| that article.
ra paragraphs that he had written; he said that he
aa altered sentences and had so done 1t as to con.
| vcy tie ideas and Illustrations That McFarland had
| @. You said that you had some conversation With
him about this reading at Steinway HalS A.
O. You reproached him for not sending you the
tlcEetss A. asked him why he did not send me
% q. Did he tell you he was there A. believe he
| did say he was there.
Q. Did he tell You he got the money A A. J. don't
@. Did he tell you that Mrs. mcfarland had taken
| Lessons of Mrs. vandenhof2 A: Either he or is
q. Did he tel you that he went with his wife to the
| Winter Gardenf A. No, sir.
| o. Did he tell you that he was present when her
| dresses were criticisedY A. No, SIR.
| @, When was the last conversation you had with
IN suAsSt a. soae s az
Q. Were you at the theatre at the time ana die
you see hers A. The members OF my family Ynl saw her
| 9. Where do you resideY A. am now boarding.
Q. Are you married manf A. am am.
| Judge Dayis-I propose to snow Wnat sort OF
| man this is.
! Judge Davis-We will show that this man wen
| away TO Kansas with another woman, not his wife
Witness-I have no objection, so far as am con
The Court will not permit it. sir.
Testimony of william y. Norris.
william d. Norris colored servant at Mr. Sin
Glars, examined by MIR. Gerry:-
the w sSu Of Mr. nj M returning
| to Mr.. Sinclars? Yes, sir.
| @. What rooms did Mrs. Mcfarland occupy
Mr.. Ceriy~I offer to show by this witness, in op
position to Mrs. sinclairs testimony, tnat Mr.. Rich
shoson Shooting "'d that the witness room was il
the back that there was a middle room
| and bedroom, ana that these two rooms wer
separated only by curtain and that tney were SUI 81
| Mr. Richardson's meals were taken to him by Mrs.
i Mcfarland, and that Mrs. Mcfarland made up tn
! bed and that Mrs. McFarland's room immediaiel
| adjoined Richardson's
! The Court don't think / win permit the ques
| tion. The testimony is excluded.
| recess Of thirty minutes was taken at On
| O'Clock.
After the Recoss-Tcstimony Of Amos J. Cum
min2s.
| Amos j. Cummings recalled, testified
| Do you remember having conversation with Juniu
! H. Browne when he t0dyOu that.RtchardsOn did nc
| FIRE at Mcfarland because he feared TO hurt som
| person in the Tribune 0flce9
| ObjectedtO.
| Court-I suppose to contradict the statement O
| Mr.. Browne 1t has been laid before the jury, and
, | will no nj 10