New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

n M vou tnox that Mcfarland was on tho premises
" h1t m %e yos know is that you them both there on
the fore part Of that day A. That Rcbardsop AL there
O. Had he not been absent for considerable pero''
lie hsa Sed SsSn he BEEN there before that day after the
absencei A. think 1t must have been MONDAY vi "''
oa Was Mr. Mcfarland intimate at that pace' A. Yes
o'1o Was be not very Intimate with Mr. Sinclair. the
| publisher OF the paperi A. think so. s.,o,nos
,wS or three tunes a week. and sometimes oftener
o. Was he there sometimes two or three times day
Did Won ever hear any excited conversation between
them when Mr. Mcfarland appeared to be excited % nna
excited Conversation in Mr.: snclair's room oooo.
q. How long was Mr.. Mcfarland there on that occ''
si3a How ons Sa1%S would he usually remain when visited
spcak r iias snd some@es he would stay minute,
O. Can you you not tell the jury whether there
Re,direct EIamiDation-By pndge GaryinnQ DO ,,d I
understand to that they were both there ~ 'no
O. You mean to say that the prisoner was there once or
SGr s 1 Sny o 90 A. in nse soc the
| A. / should think about O'clock rnou
| O. How long did he stayf A. That do not know.
| &. How long did you see him therei A only saw
O. Can you state whether this after the gaslght
or before the pistol was fredi A. Alter tue gas
| Re-crosse 1aminati Mr. Graham.Q VIII you
now say to this jury that you Mr. Mcfarland az or
about O'clock on that afternooni A. said that 1t
cd II not have been as early as III A. not
come into the city until iiSS AM am not certain 0i 'H0
O. Did you look at clock at the time OF tnis eAp''
O. Have you any idea of what time it vast A. About
| Mr. David Watson the next witness called lie
| was ex amined by Judge Garyin
| o. TESTIMONY OF DAVID WATSON.
was engaged mail writer in THE TRIBUNE ONCE on
the 25th Of November last and now have partic
uar desk that sit at 1t about Is feet to the rear Vi
the counter and about the center Of the large ROOM
O. Was you at that desk the occasion refer toi A.
Yes Sir preparing to leave the office; had got
through for the day. "a,
A. Between 20 minutes and halfpast s. as near as cah
recolect ....,.
connected with this transaction to the juryf A. Inc
hearing OF the report $780,, p,o, thu front
O. What further occurred. to your knowledgei A.
then turned around. and saw two men endeayorinR 10
leave the office by one of the front doors a.,
O. Did you know either Of themi A. did not M at the
O. What was his name A. DENIAL welsnach he was
O. Have you ever seen him since A. have seen him
@ DO you know where he is to be foundi A. do not
9 DO you know where he Is employed a: a; No. Sir
| gas liti A. could not-it rds it, -
O. DID you know the prisoner before that A was
O. You also knew Rlchardsoni A. From seeing him in
| the Office. ~,
sir. s2 lou 'A' WIN 'Ou' '"'A ''"''D '1' D''' a. 80
Crossexamned.-Q How long have you been in THE
Q. How long have you known SIr. Mcfarland A.
| made his acquaintance In the year 1862. - go
O. For how many years have you known OF his visiting
intimately THE Tribune object A. Three years, at any
@. Have you known him to be in Mr.. sInclars office
| A.. Yes, Sir.
O. often during that tlmei A. could not as it was
q, Have you Mr. Sinclair como in or so out with
O. During the time he was employed there do you know
any other peson be visited beside Mr.. sinclar A. Con-
| versed with the cashier.
knew him well; but was there any other person be-
side Mr. Sinclair that seemed to be person he was VISIT
any one but Mf. Sinclair.
| yon him about those premises when Mt Ken,
| ardson there-when they saw one anothert a. L
O. You have no recollection the subject A. No, Sir
q. When did you last see this Mr. Welsnachi A. lcaht
q How often have you him the 25thiOf No
vcnberi A. think twice. -, g.,
q. DO you know what his business Isl A. No.sir;
@ Was u q month since A. I cannot say.
q According to your best recollection, it more
than month since a. think saw him two times.
but cannot tell the dates: have no idea:
q DID you see Mn there on the afternoon OF th'a
O. Was it before or after it was overt A. After.
. How long aiterf A: lnmed,ately after.
noon A. Not OF my own knowledge.
O. Did you SEQ him have file OF the paper in his
q You could not tell where to find him. could you
have understood since that he WIS engaged with
q We're you up stairs in the editorial after this
@. When did you next see Mr., Richardson after the
occqrreneei a. have never seen MIN since did not
o Then you didn't 20 up stairs to find out anything
@ All you know what you have stated to the jury
@ Did yoa ever pistol that belonged tc Mr. Rich
Did you see piece Of paper that was lying on this
O. Haven't you heard anything about this piece Of
paper that found there immediately after this
rencei A. No. Sir
foa were we're in the habit OF speaking to Mr. MoFar
@ give distance feet from your position
at the time Of the explosion How far were you beGind
the pillar that stood by the counterf A. should jrdge
about is feet almost on dreot line was about l5feet
O. Was this a very loud reporti A. No. Sir.
q. Was 1T oud enough to arrest attention If person
was not workiDgi A. Yes, Sir.
@ Did you see any effect produced By 1T A. No, Sir.
q. Do you know Of It's putting out any gasi A. Yes,
@. Do you know the explosion put out the gasi A. Z
2 Dd you see Mr: King thcroi A. No. Sir.
the occurrenoei A No. Sir.
Q. Did you see Mr.. Frohmen theref A Yes, Sir.
q. Where did you see hint A. Standing BY his desk
The witness called was Capt. Anthony j. Allare
Of the Metropolitan Police. Ae examined by Judge
TESTIMONY ALLiLRE.
Q. Did you arrest the prsoneri A. Idid.
O. At what timei A. Ten O'Clock the evening Of the
18th OF November, 1862.
@. Did you take him to the Astor House A. did;
took him to room lis.
Sr who GTasaS w1s IN Tsst mat TCS%s oSies, TO-
@. Was Mr.. Richardson there
Mr.. Graham objected 70 this the ground that the
witness had right to take this the Astor House.
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