The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-04

ptT Neeh cAtrh Tor fuo ana 11nt; eno was conf
forteby dressed, With bat little ieve,ry she was
engaged IN writing ror tho Trivns Ricsrsids MICA.
s,ne and AaIntc Monthly; Richardson never called
there TO Roe Mrs. hcfHfinnd
SCHUYLER coLFAx
caled once In tho nl Of 1907 anil dincd in the houso
some time afterwards. Richardson was tever ut
hor house, 10 her knowodgo Mrs Wood nrtrer
depnsod shat she was IN no way related to Schuyler
- Mr.. Davis also proposed 70 read the deposition OF
out under the circumstance Of the proof In the case
Mr.. Davis sud tic had not read the depos ion, ont
40 much had been said in reference to MIR. Colfan,
TINT Il vas due to that gentleman that lis story
should be heard whether It hurt him or eroulpated
Nj. oerry-we may vet offer that deposition. Itpa
PROVISIONAL one TO DC u.ed o. no. 90 the occasion may
not GOT To him yet. tLaughIerl
The Court did not zee tue propriety or the mater
islity under the circumstances, and excluded the
deposition.
Testimony Of Dr. Bchcverria.
DR.. Ecbeverria next called to rebut the IT cd
ieai testimony OF the defence os TO the insanity OF
the prisoner. NJ Graham made three points on the
doctor at once. First, he had made personal
examination OF the prisoner Second. lie had not
been PIE ent in the Court and beard tho testimony.
1hhd, he had not fe0d tic testimony bearing tae
point OF insanity, because not more than one-third
OF tho medical testimony had boon published in the
papers.
The Doctor WAS allowed to testify that. from
What be ira read OF the oase AID tile testimony, he
Led, on Observation-Disclosures. ssat while REYNOLDS was
| under sentence OF death lie mad made oath that be
wa. not ut 70 be executed but not insane; also
that, OIL the trial VI Chambers, Ae had testified That
| he was insane.
Testimony Of MRS. CaIboun's Mother.
| Mrs. Mary GILBERT who 10 Mis-. Calnoun's mother
testimony OF Mrs. Callahan OF Jersey city, and
| Charity Aunnermann O. Newark, In grd to Rich
house Ia lsG7.'s's. IL viii be remembered that
| those ladies testified tnat ldcbarsons head came
| .oxn On his breast Mrs. Gilbert had known Mrs.
| Mcfarland und Mr.. Richardson since 1906.
| o.-Can you describe Mr. richardson's personal sp-
poaTsnce1 Al think he was rather tall OF modu N
forehead ana ihISs SIDE viiskefs With fV' e,oeiy
ssv.n ohm IN summer, and short beard In the winter
o.-p,d yo1 ever see him with beard coming down
9.Sa. there Az ms|seI q your family Tact sun,.
Q,-NhSt h h., uame2 A. curti, Fowler Gilbert.
nRANEo ms. Y.RLASp.
Q.wss Mrs. Richardson At your house during lsco,
any time PRIOR u the commencement Of this trial2 A
o.-iisve you seen her iittls sou Danny1 Al have
seen MIN al NY house olce Within two weeKs,
sa lever o Sc TN 81 peS ySeJ ce
0-lou na,c a,9u.ip law VINO Is lame. have you not ?
owa your sou ln.iaw, me lane gentleman, ever at
IA no; when she vac playing a, the theatre were
o. tSie what you know vita respect to her escorl
vent ioS eS vent WIZ nv hasss sad t% s5 ort f iiSc
| tirtt TOT hcr, ana other irlcnNs went.
Cross-eHamlned by Mr. Gisham-Q.-In 1863. you
yeo z sns1S, "a yn1e Iess SsSsr
Q:-Dld Mt. Richardson board at your house or was
iss viii . you iRSe thSref G.-So sri BE cane Ihsr
NcnARDsos's VISITS TO MRS. n'rAnLaxp.
o.-How OMEN did he Gomez A'--wsll, perhaps once
aweCkI orea,iOnaily oltensf ss he could Set away
L s ssys stay There ever night,
there STel % saS o. h1 lei you sd
Ss mEaI nave stayed lrsS q t.oF times. ~ WV
cT;MigH, 4 have been or!snsr h-rOsssly Orion
MsfSsaG fiss ssrs sU SSsn he camep A.
she was The. e. said In the sDrnR. for a while he
.,Q.-she was ,ioppng in The house when he came
thersr A.-ies.i be came while she Was there.
Testimony Of Mrs. Cnihoun's sister.
| Lillian ID. Gilbert came into Court escorted by Ju.
nius Henri browne. Her ORR bearing seemed TO 70.
| Assure Mr.. Browne. who at hrst wiltod under tie
public gaze, and s0ueh, refege on The door Of the
amined by Mr.. Davis:
o.-where do you live7 A.-M Morris street. In Jer
ys ", sss 10. s :. 81 a. ...ss Won,
o~were roo acquainted with Mrs. Mcpsriandp A
nee nsr ,ss1 ,ss sd :: z
" ,,reet II coor femcmber the nampes M Ann
ySn resSs &c, .i eer .sps,.aop nom her
| I do; on teverai oeesssons.
The parpose OF scttnx certain papers Al do.
| Q-wl YOU DC KID enough 70 ttate what occurred
~ tAat tlne A. We went there 70 the mouse 10 the
ioto1ooh' aoout ~ y C'oSk thVuio 'SiaA We veal
| Their for me purpose al ask ~ Mt. Mason u Mr..
hcf AAad eoele IeNesahe we room sue had hsd ~ g
you. That 90. "a, tnct- anflne u. ies, o. heI
| ensaHeneht a. the hoAIet MI. hAsoh sara lhhl ~
husband wa. a, that ,ms ooeGp{ins tue room a. g
| woulu % ES We uIet q ue iolVwhk netki tha'
| MI; hcfaflAnu mlsnt eOne oaCk and nave thc rvou
| Dkeu Mn hasou " oou'n 20 n0 MT hohAEosohs
| room LOT
| A PACKET OF PAPERS
he bad cent or MS tkter Tor me 70 get she taid the
had no objection Whatever ana oueied 10 80 win me
We went IN, ana went 70 hT: lIenaidsons desk and
the paok iEe OF payers un iald aside IN H. ene sai
there. / GOT the ack1ge wanted. and c nie away.
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| 49, d,t e'"N s'"S'uS Sne4S
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| ~ AHN"Ds'" SO-''" '"s""'
| Al remembe he came Into the house about II or
O'clock he came IN tAs sVonIag tram from lsrtfOTd
| Q.--Who were there when he came2 a --ATs. Mc