New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

THIS Indictment presents the strict ssne that Albert D.
prisoner at the BAR and desire TO examine this
shlful reliable scientific witness for the purpose Of
getting from him all that transpred from the time OF his
first attendance down 10 the time OF the death OF the do
ceased " t" 1900. +. II E. ID. ii
Recorder Hsckett-I shall have to refuse IT,
Mr.. Grahau-i offer 10 show that at the time Of this
the Use Of narcotics for the apprecaton Of tie oerpoDy
as to be entirely Incapable Of appree,atng rs moTas con-
which II threw him contributed to his death.
DistrictAttorBey-He object tot
An e9eepton was taken 6y Mr. Graham to TIC ran
and the examination was continued.
O. I want you look at these two photographs (show
Ing the witness double easel and say whether there h
Is Mrs. Richardson, on the ieft-positlyelY
G. Don't you think they arc the sanei A. One Is
Upon Offering to show tho pctares to the Jury Judge
Recorder Hackett-I don't see how you have a rightto
O You have seen this person represented by this
@ Dld you her ia Richardson's apartment at The
Asor House between the 2jth November aud the al OF
December 1901
objected TO-
united to Albert D. Richardson on tic so uosr.
objected to- ......
q Did he or not from the time OF this marriage assume
to 90 by the name Of Richardsoni
objected to- Excluded.
Was ne woman represented BY tG phOtGsraPl W.
November and ID OF December. 1909
Objected TO- Excluded. Exception.
COZ Kpos MnS Were M RTeSns Rsgn. nocn M o oe m s and
her daughter. DIR. Carter, aud myself
haad pcturei 4 Yes, Sir
q, Have you seen The person you spoke OF as Mrs Nc
q. When did you last see heri
! Judge Days-Isu't that mmateriall
Lxcluded-exception taken.
@. When did the peritonitis set ini A. About the
O. And that you say was fatal A. wonld Ike to ex.
plain in regard 70 the cause OF death Obliged
write certificates; that states two causes, tie APP
proximate and Immediate cause The approximate causo
OF the death Of Mr. Richardson was the gunshot wound
and the Immediate cause the peltOBts they ere Doth
o. What is pcrtonsi A Iunlmnat!ono Of tie cover
| Ing of the bOwes--of the injured part.
| lhe prosecution here rested.
Dir. Graham-They have been allowed. as your Honor
has ruled against in this objection, 10 m i'm
portant interval OF nne when may possibly contradict
the n ad 9is IL aSa fa @ SHe 1 !s
pose they had gone TO Richardson and represented 70
M and when he supposed she was living and that as
Consequence OF that be had been thrown into state of
grief Which accelerated his DEATH 10 iusst that
tLs iury have got TO find in this iudlc that tho
time Richardson died he died the effect Of tins injury.
| IN which lie has been aided by the best ngdlcal
treatment and uDaded by any otLer cause and shall
ask your Honor that they acccertcdt ms mans death
by any O theirs that he died before his uine
be not die a9 averred in the indictment under which
this prisoner to be trleG. Ny guest Is therefore That
Court instruct jury that II the prosecution d0Ht
Introduce evidence that this aYereut is strictly true.
aud that the deceased was not aided IN his death By any
other instruneutay than that OF the defendant then
they have not proved important element o the ce
and that therefore the prisoner IS entitled TO Verdctoi
Sir Spencer then requested the Court to adjourn until
as would be impossible for the
defense then. The Court sened TO the request OF the
counsel. wherenpon Mr. Graham previous TO adJoutn.
| ment, commented follows upon the conduct Of Ihe
Star during tue course OF the tral he sai tIa one Oh
! the Infamous aud nefarOus attempts had been
has suffered more fom the Relish libe!s sspapers
and from less cause-than l. | value my professional
oath as doubt your Honor values Ills Official oath ana
| believe your associate values ms ,
Judge Dayis-I do not know to what the counsei al,
ludes. have knOHlcdge Of "A case where counsel
has sought TO use such weapon as this Tor the purpose
Mr. Grahan%Now. Sir, I am going to make my motion
TO the Court do not what these fellows say Of ne
not add to my suerings but they will nd they
not interfere with my course. Mr. Graham then cited
standard authorities that the publication Of false
grossly reports Of the proceedings OF the
Court could be stopped by the Court and the representa-
tives OF the paper III question excluded lie continued;
Now Sir, IN The Star newspaper, whlch, am Informed.
for have rot perused its miserable badinage the oe
GUS matter at NY expense with view TO endeavor 70 In
tmdaie me and my coarse Sc on M tins tral; ..,...,..
of our second Juror; false and totally ridicu
lous, do mean to submit TO 1t. hold t IN my
them read extracts from The star reatye 10 the eXa
nation Of the second juror If when man takes
held up 70 ridleule and sccrn by those
who have right to be here at all exec by the suffer
of the Court, when 1t ntereres wh tue due ad-
ministraton OF justice, then Sir the community cannot
protect ITSELF hs place ana Jurors are not protected ss
sgo-wby he has selected the object OF his malice
cannot ell unless because do my daty-a few weeks
| ago, having always been on friendly terms
with me. He met me one evening" ld not see him un,
til he made himself known TO me-he asked me bad
read his paper that morning replied tnas had not me
you, tor you never read them when | write them" He
continued You are IN the Richardson ease you are the
best advocate the bar OF this state aud che sbrewdesS
Ireponded that was unworthy OF suchs
compliment, said he II meant It" And because my
this trial has not met his appreciation he has
come cat to-day, mlsrepresentng anu ~Oundng tho
feelings Of the jury Now, sir, IN Its puOnesuon the DAY
before yesterday he got second juror August r.
Gasson grossly carrlcatured and the whole Ihng SHOWS
IL 10 be insult TO the Court and ask tue Court
stop these proceedings II such matter as this can
appear to the people engaged In the seenn performance
OF duty here are not benehea TO TIE SIDE
ing jurynsn" &c, &c. The whole thing is meant 10 de
grade this proceeding He charges that man with per
of this Juror "He was accepted as won
derful specimen Of the yerdant New; Yorker Mr
unpleasant piece Of defamation. My professional
reeordII stand IN the presence o. my eonseonee aud
which l enjoy proyerbally among the members OF
my profession, II Is that make myself Too much
Where Is the that charge that ever did wrong
for the purpose of accomplishing wnat believe 80 X
right, and n. however much may disregard coWAuy
assaults like these the hearts OK relations are
to be pierced SIMPLY because have come into tnh
OF the charge brought against him. ask your Honor
d S rnefe ,S ~ 70 ,e peoe ey Is IheTs
for any one of thus and charge now that hs paper
Is in the interest or combination who seek to destroy
this man, and believe that If the facts gone into
It will be found that 1t paid for 5 assaults whether
that so or not stand here now, ask this Court
this day to issue an order If any more issues like thn
come out that those who report Tor at paper 10 eh
cluded from this and al order be made that they
Judge Garytn-I do know what he intends 70 refer
" the juror who had retired.
Mr.. Graham-It does not.
Judge Garvin-I may not All that desire TO say 10
with reference to the public newspapers OF .he city
making faithful reports ana desire that nothing out
fair honest, aud square reports shall be made IN refer
ence to this aud they vloote TINS be stopped W
the Court Now there Is publication IN lhs Sfr 'hs
far this portrait concerned should not desire iat
IT. be published ana md IL hayg sIy nuoneo VIII 'h
Recorder Hacke took copies of the paper In which the