New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

A. I could not say, Sir. -, n,...,a.on u,as
there when You startedi A. 1 think not Sir. 49,. =.
O. Cannot you remember now wnethcf ne "a, II s.w
the door as the carriage rolled away a. i0''
O. Now did he not remain in the house until the tine time
suppose he was in the house when got the money 10
Boston but dd not see s, him. went for the
carriage or sent for IT. A. He sent an order for IT,
A. Yes Sir; left the house about and the tran
started about 8; took Percy to MIS- Mcf afianuS
prSrner NV Judge DayI don't know what
time first saw Mrs. Mcfarland that day think s1e
when heard Mr Richardson say he had ordered car, car,
rage he standing in Mr. Sinelars front na tnas &
there then he said had made il all right about the
carriage to take Percy and me TO the oepoa ed az rs
snclars in doing laundry work and COOKING MAS WAS
there h two % a1d 0So yaaT na and a
dreetI didn't pay the fOr d me m rae; G
&rncd and that n Is is all all Know about it. O'Clock
and returned the next morning by the ooat alsrt %
% f Sr aSI r f told me to tell her
father and mother the reason she sent the BOY out OF
Mr Richardson the day returned he asked me i had
delivered the boy safe was witness before od ools M
Mcfarland called me, and made statement TO MN MN
before made 1t to Mr.. Nones; after left MI SINCLAIR
Mr. Sinclair sent letter over there that from my
brother a messenger fromi Mr. Sinclair brought IL;
request was made that should eau upon Mr Smciair
Mr. Graham-wc wish to show that Mr. Sinclair pre-
ented her with $50 ON the ground that se had been sc
faithful servant. We understand what the 700 meant,
| and We mean to argue from IT, ,,.,, ei,
The RecOrder-lOu don't propose TO snow tha oir' 0i
| clair was guilty of any wrong doing, do youi
Mr. GrahamI propose to show these facts and TO put
The Recorder-The evidence is excluded. ,o.,.o
Mr. Grahamwe offer these questions and desire ed ex
ceptiOns noted Did he give you $50 What reason uu
he assign for giving you $50 ,,,, s,noo had left
RediTectmI have & never I've seen @ MN ne SINCE n'u
RecrossI left the boy with his grandparents; Danny
Redirect~After returned from Boston, and on the
day returned / saw Richardson ana Mrs. Mcraranu ar
together about couple Of hours; they were III the u
die room on the bedroom floor, in the second story
TESTIMONY oP WIN. d. NORRIS CoLoRED.
Examined by Mr.. Graham-I live in Georgetown now;
came on to be witness upon this trial. know Dahel
Mcfarland the prisoner lived the house OF fMrSncair
when he resided at No West Washington-place was
there in February 1867 when Mrs Mcfarland came there
to live; Mr. Sinclair in the city at that time, think
but Mrs Sinclair in Washington; 1t must have been
two weeks before Mrs. Mcfarland came there that Mrs.
Sinclair went Washington she came back on the sth OF
March; she was gone ahogether about month saw Mr r.
the house that day in the forcnoon; L think he
the remainder Of that day and T Ss PeTey nG
see him give money to any person on that day. did not
ri thought @ % had that impression about it, but it to
my memory aferward that it was not so; opened the
Mr Richardson was there and said there was carriage
for him that carriage came from Cnntonpace, dont
dered the carriage before he came there FIRST Mr.
Richardson in this house some time during that Winter
elnrs sa ID Know %Ts MdFafland saw her at the
at time knew Richardson 10 visit there before ths
day of the carriage knew Mr. Richardson and Mrs NC
Farand to be in that house together two or three times
@ ns S g se5ffP Of the aSGHf eese ae
there together good many tines have known t tneIn m
hour think they came and iunched together once or
twice there other occasions saw them In tDe pari0
asg SsaY Mr McFarSsd Would come fret and then
| Mr.. Richardson would come - ,,..
themi You know what liberties are, don't your A. DO
you mean lettersi lLaughterl o ono
| A. Have you ever seen them put ther hahls OH ONO
| anotheri A. Yes; have seen them shake hands
@ Anything else A. have have seen cen them kissing
O. On how many occasions did you see that! A. saw
o. when was thatl A. That the time she was
Q. Don't you remember having seen it before that
q. Did you never her put her arms around his
O. Did you ever see Mrs Calhoun there when Mr. Rich
ardson and Mrs Mcfarland were there A. Yes; Sir
@. How often did you see her there A. Quite fre-
70 o. She visited there good dealt A. Yes, Sir.
O Did you a sister OF hers therof A. Yes Sir.
q. Do you remember what her first name wasf Was 1t
Drect-i was examined before Commissioner jones'
Mr. Mcfarland called on me to be Witness and told
V when an was S1U' Witness ss for Mr. Mcfarland ~
Crossexamned by the District Attorney-T@here There WA was
servant in the house beside mysef-Mss Eliza Will
son; during the Winter Mrs Sinclair was in washington
Mrs snclars sister with two little daughters Katie and
@. At the time Of the kissing you speak of between
| Mrs. Mcfarland and Mr.. Richardson, was he sick in
bedi loNected to, but alloWed A. lie was not SICK In
Crossexamlned- was in the back parlor at the
else; she went OFF to Boston on that day; Mr. Sinclair
was not there; it was March II, 1867. ls67.,,.,
| [Objected to, and excluded
| Crosse examned-Ths was about 2 in the after
noon; was not in the IoOm but could see as well as if
was there the carriage was at the door Mrs McFar-
driver; didn't 80 to take Of the trunks but just
Re-direct-we went to the New-Haven depot
| TESTIMONY OF MARY p HAGUE.
DrectI am relative Of Mrs. Ward, the wife of DR..
John A. Ward, who has been witness in this case;
know Mr. Mcfarland by sight, can't tell how long, may
be several years. know Mrs. Mcfarland slightly; can't
tell when where first met her have way of re-
freshng my recoecton have no idea whether 1t was
at an evening party not; can't be positive whether
her and Mr. Richardson together at evening
party; have impression the subject; don't know
after she left her husband nor for some time before
is my that have not seen & Mrs
positively that ever saw them together.
| No crossexaminatiOn.
TESTIMONY OF CHARITY ANDERNAN.
| Examined by Mr.. Graham-I live in Newark, New
Jersey at No. 4s Westinghouse in the Spring and Sum-
mer Of 1868 was living In Ezabethave.; knew fam
lily by the of Gilbert could not say whether
not the fathers Is Arad his business to pedde
books have Mrs. Mcfarland there she had child
with her. little boy called Danny these pictures repre-
from the house, Mr. Glbert's family moved there in
there three or four months saw MI Richardson there;
the first noticed OF him used to her frequently
| meeting him; saw them day when he had o bou-
quet in his hand; Mrs. Mcfarland right behind me,
and as Mr.. Richardson passed me, turned around he
gave Mrs. Mcfarland the bouquet and they kissed each
other never them meet but that time that
way; saw her nearly every evening between and go
by the sidewalk and In 10 Is minutes she and Mr..
Richardson would back together; this lasted three
or four months never Mr. Richardson go away In