New-York tribune., 1870-04-09

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| time A. I understand that he was.
O. Was 1t understood IN the family that he had lana
at the time the state OF Wisconsin A. Yes, sir ~
! q. He went West soon after the marragef A. les
Y Did You see him after that in company with hi
O. w6eni < think in 1889.
Was there any child VI the marriage when you hrs
'a What What was t's lame Of the chid1 A. 1t was little
@. That child Is deadi A. Yes, Sir.
o. Do you remember about the tune OF ts nea,n "A "a
No. Sir; was not aware OF the death until S0in' '~'
q There two childreni A. Yes, Sir, Percy and
@ When do you remember next seeing your brother
did you much of hint A. The next saw OF MIN "ds
| In the neighbOrhoOd Of 1860. ,,..,. 4.
see much of him A.. Not much. ,.o.,
@. Then he was good deal separated from you Ho'n
1860 to 1867 A. fes SIR: o, ,o,,on,,er soenO him
O. Now when you saw him in July or August 1867, was
there any. and what change in his appearance a ne
and appeared to be in trouble.
pictnre OF Daniel Mcfarland was here shown TO the
witness Which he said looked like him previous to 1907
O. Now at what time before 1867 was your brother IKE
this photograph A. Along in 1850; lost track OF Nun
O. Did You know Francis McFar who is now dead
O. What relative was he of yourself and Danioli A.
He the of my fathers eldest prother as nave
o. He was your rstcousinf A. Yes. Sir.
The picture offered In evidence and obeced TO py
Mr Graham-such things as these are very delusive
when you speak Of the opposite SEX but l don't thhK
they when you come INTO court OF justice
Recorder-You can give them In evidence.
Miss Lille Grau, niece OF Manager Grau OF the French
Theater, was then called and testified as follows;
TESTIMONY OF MISS LILLE GRAZ.
Iresde at No. 6i East Twentysixth.st; live with my
mother; we have lived there seven years.
O. DO you know Daniel Mcfarland A. Yes. Sir.
O. Did he 20 to that house to boardi A. To lodge.
O. When was iti A think he in the latter part
OF October 1862 and he lodged there from that time up
to the time Of this occurrence
O. What apartment or apartments had he IN the house
A. The back room on the second floor.
@. Who lodged with him : A. Percy his son,
q. No meals were supplied TO them ' A. No, sir.
O. Do you know of his cooking some OF his meals In this
O. What portion OF that house did your mother occupy
O. While Mr. Mcfarland and his boy occupied the back
room the second floor did any one occupy the front
room A. Very little OF the time
O. And where did you and your mother sleepi A.
Front room the third floor.
q. What did Mr. Mcfarland pay for his lOdgins' A.
o In what way do you get access to the house from
the street door when it was shut A. BY ringing the
@ Was the door unlatched until any timei A. Until
O. What time did you and mother usually retrei
o. n Sir Mcfarland had gone out after you went to
bed you would not have known ofitf A Not unless We
o. There was no society in that house for hint A.
None hut my brother for his son.
O. Did he have any Intercourse TO any extent Win
your mother or yourselfi A. No. Sir.
O. Was 10 a mere casual intercOursef A. Yes, Sir.
O. After he had been there certain time did you no
tce anything about the rreguarty OF his ways In coming
q. About how long had he been there at that timer
A. About three weeks. . ~
And what ana yn E9'evs ns earR on Rah IN hs
when Percy came home from school he used 10 come
@. DO you know OF a gentleman being in bis room as
late as u o'clock at night A: one nlgnt. ,..
within the last week betnre this occurrence.
@ Do you remesber about what time lie returned , 70 70
O'Clock at night.
@ DO you know of his going out early one morningi
@ About who, time did he outr A About2 O'Clock
o. And how long was he gonei A. Not very long; 1
hink he must have returned before an hour elapsed
go Do you know at what time lie returned on Thanks
O. Could you not fix it by reference to the fact Of
pefcy's going theater with little brotherf A
They went the afternoon TO a matinee.
O. Can you tell what time he came home at nShtf A
q Was there any other fastening to the street door
except latch A. There was key by which 1t could
be OPENED aud the key left on the inside.
O. Then there latchkey and nightkeyi A.
o. DO you remember Mr.. McFarland's paying week
in advance for his lodgingl A. Yes, Sir; ,
Q. When was thatf A. On the day before the occur
O. That was on the 2ith of November he paid your
mother week in advance for the rent OF the room A.
Yes Sir.
CROSS EXAMINED.
By Judge Garyn-Did you see this man open the door
that night A. heard Mr.. McFa Farand open his door.
@. How do you knowi A. know his step, aud heard
his return. i
O. You did not see him A. No, Sir.
q. so that you cannot identify him as the person ex
cept by his STEP A. No, Sir o .,ou. m ,on.,
About an hour.
O. Was there any light in your room when he went
q And you only judge Of the time by your own recol
o. We're you present when he paid his board to your
mctheri A. believe he sent it down by Percy; was
RFDIRFcr FxAMIS ALTON
BY Mr. Graham-Q. Mr.. Mcfarland under no OBJ
LEGATION to pay in advanced A. That the arrange
ment
O. Did he ever pay at any other time in advanced A.
Miss Anna H. Burns then called and examined by
TESTIMONY ANNA II. BURNS
reside In Boston am stopping In this city ut
present; know Daniel McFarnald, the prisoner.
O. How long have you known hint A. More than %
years.
O. Look at those two pictures. and you have
the female CIrs McFarland) indicated by them A.
have.
O. We're you present at the marriage of Mr Mcfarland
to the lady indicated in that picture. A. Yes, Sir.
O. Where did it occuri A. At Mr.. Parker's house. No.
90 Exeter place. Boston.
O. Mr. Parker is now deadi A: Yes, Sir.
q How long has he been dead A. do not remember.
O. Do you remember the day or the marringef A.
Co. Are You acquainted with Mr.. Parkers handwriting
O. Is that the handwriting OF Theodore Parker A.
should say 1t was. Certificate Of Marriage shown Wit
ness.
Boston, Dec. IL, 1887.
This certlfes that Daniel Mcfarland and Miss Abbie
NJ Sage were this day joined In marriage by me Mt this
place. . ,. ,,. hhEoDohL ~. OBJ, ,I a Ahn n ,n.,
understood to be Abbe NJ. Sage. A. They Indicate the
O. when did you last see Abbe NJ Sage, who became
the wife Of inei Mcfarland on the lth OF December
ls57i A. On the lst OF the present month.
O. Where did you sec her A. W0odsde n j.
o. What name did she go by there A. Mrs. Richard
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