The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-20

Q-You furnlshed the table they used Ayes, cir.
2-knd they AID their I owa e5otingi Ayes, sir.
| Q-whcreaboutS IN the house was the cooking done'
Q1Did they do no cooking In their own room1 A
| o.%wherc was the washing donep Alt was sent
o-was there none done IN the house A1,No, slr;
| Q.-Dont you recQect she was accustomed 70 WASH
more Or hess ls tho ktche12 49, sir meyer thu
p-Which would be directly under the room occu.
| pied by richardson Ayes. cir.
WHAT MRS. CALHOUN SAID.
| Q.-Durng the evenings. while Mrs. Mcfarland lived
N.Y. onhnn t w me she was c f al dc winter
Garden Theatre.
*. she Ss g"y c there no. q Fpo o
she went to the theatres she often went before theatre
o.sAbout what hour dld she usually go outp Al
$ss ali AZ l SsSS POM %-M-
fy ga Ss .qsS %RS r and 'N'
S sS 81 sent Ha S Ss.
| sachusetts. TO his grandmother's,
| so sHE COULD co ON rnE STAGE.
&i y TeTs Se' sSSs e Gr Me-
PMland helping her. a., A.. ...,,.a,
ys.S iss 80 " sS:slEEs
o7sss DID the mendnE and sewing for tho iamllyP
sSs s TS FOR ss nave sc s
o@Sas she no, generally busy writing when at
'oSDid you not sec her writing oftcup A.-Not very
o."TTow onenp Al think two or three times.
| NOAH INSULTS rue wirSrss.
o.You AWAY. Visited their room 2. Might when Mr.;
McFarland was ut home, and not in the daytime when
Mr.. Mcfarland was there2 -. ------
cSun.s should Be 'ssSn@ei % %sse sae5 iSHaa
p IN this s civ W,' Humble as her Station Is "'
| The Court sustained Mr. Graham's objection.
o-worc your visits not In the EVENING" A-No. tir'
jsS,lI MSS gs5s y2r MORE 10 no
made her and the grl used to go IN and help her
,,9.z,Mr, Nefarlana made be, own bed; what else
G2s v5 NSng t moe s evening at any time
wssn be5ey VOW MAS .T h :Ss aG whenever you
I'D go in ihereS Al found linn lying down one
GLOW much did you ever see his ta,hsr teaching
hlm2 AL heaId him teach hun TO reee Shakespeare
the the way %. Of l SsS e
| was explaining geography lsaw him.
GOOD MANY TINES TEACHING GEOGRAPHY.
o.-7what time OF day was thatP A-ThAt was in the
o-You told me tia, Mrs. Mcfarland paid the rent
A.-somctimes he little boy brought e to me, and
s0pe@ss rsd msrSiaYIs ~0 R9es
S.-Ddnt ltran over at one tmcP Al don't re.
EssGss' SS eP ran S me
thealrep A.-No. SIR 1t was paid regularly every
"o@pou't you. reeoIlcc. of Mrs. McFatana.s giving
o@bont you rScoset Sue gavo readings in Salem,
Mas, and Tas gone couple Of daysf A'-No'sF
Mrs Mason further testified that Richardson had
three persons TO write for him, boy to run OF err
rands, and an artist to make sketches and drawings
fer him, during portion OF the time that he oecu-
'o1You spesk OF seeing Mr. Richardson in the room
With Mrs. Mcfarland three times one af,ernoonP A.
oSwere those person. you have mentioned as being
engaged IN l;iehardsons room At work at that time
A17Ne: sri they were not there' understood they
fIO% whom Sid you pnsssstaqd ,s, they had
StHDd hsFaYlaSd COOK Ss own yie,ua, hs
wic lenr AYES, sri my girl helped MN some
JUDGE uAcKErr sSuDs NOAH.
Q.-Now Mrs. Mason. TO this breaking open Of
Mr.. Graham~Did the witness gay he broke open the
IL s ss ysse Sss.s a., .si a you
l The Court remarked that the cross-eIamnatior
should be confined to such things as were Immediate
}. iy communicated to Mcfarland Such matters were
competent whether true or false " u could be sho~I
that they were believed. Beyond this, the course
!, which the cross-examnation was taking was mad
= Missile.
Mr. We not right e sH, ,El, to wss
ia RSc T'n''' d'" "H''' ana to snow '"'' was no
WE 90 THROUGH
TO show what the facts are and because have rgh
. | TO show she made adlherent statement. ..
cUgrs ySS seek as The SsG Of ts 20
ladys testimony. don't think TIM Court sits here K
. Mr. DSyiss-Do I understand your Honor 70 meal
s ass sSd how sSs sse ar
as sHa e s,s hs T p nSysT
this evidence has gone out on which counsel nave mad,
u shut upon ali lhese matIerp -.
Ies GSnr n lnS W. are NO, iSs ss az IN samt
IS whether Mefarland kica n aarison. and what wa
T9s HEAT g sd$ object aS
Mr.. Grahan-w We had two Witnesses rom Boston I.
no a 70 Ss s
exe!uGsd The prose Et!Ga shut ont We though
- insSltaSy be: w arS now simply applying thcT Ow
/. Mr. Davi 5 thought he ought to have the right I
prove that tths woman snid at one time what va
true and nat her statements were now made to n
q the absolute innocence OF Mrs Mcfarland ought I
/ be admitted. Judge HAekett was memorable, an
"a said he would have TO exclude anything inmate ria
to the issue before the jury.
JUDGE uAcKErr AGAIN ssuBs NOAH.
ID Mr.; Dayi. 60 the wI!ns'garhSn Mr. MsFaris an
y room one nj gh-was that the night OF til
$s SSST& 1Us P9 4ssss e nat Mr. Davis any
ptp5se
rs her s1cIisasat NJ ReSsrl.oS Sa% Just Been .ht
SHs Ss sss S
sHST PSsE E &noT 2 Ssp
W. came In
IN The Court-I will allow you prove what she know
Mr.. Graham in reply said, ~ three years iroI
that night had not elapsed when this indictment
h. drawn, the District Attorney could have include
that shooting had he supposed there crminat
e. in It. But he did not include it, therefore IT. is
~ be assumed that he did not consider II criminal.
THREE YEARS HAVE NOW PASSED,
and that act has gone TO It's tomb, aud can never
he reAnirnaed by any judicial proceedings and there
he fore It be allowed to sleep In eyerastn. quies
once. We have allowed them to put questions Y
"a which, under the rulings OF the Court, we coul
10 have objected. and when the rebutta comes we vi
roast them In their own bull 30 to speak, we Will
HANG THEN on THEIR OWN GALLONS,
and torture them with the instruments with whic
they have tortured us, submit, therefore, that tn
intcrropatory shouldnot only be.disaowed, but Thu
- II should be accompanied with q reproDl.
4, The Court DO you mean where an offence has bee
IL committed II is the duly Of tao District Attorney
n, | bring the matter before the Grand JutyP
Id Mr. CTaham-l Is his dutYas much III II Is the duty
The Court-Is II hrs special duty?
ER MIR. Urahan-Wcll, N Is not Speciality II Ia part
m his general duty AZ prosecuting Ocer Vt this county.
al The Court-Judse Davis, undor my ruling shal o.
au clude tlls question.
RECESS.