The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-12

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and pulled bis hsnS away and put his hands 10 ' Ia;
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NO REsr ron NE THIS SIDE THE GRAVE"
did he say anything sbou, his having been offered
cons1lship and some money to settle this suit' A.
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s s% 3; .rs;e CONVEX
o@Dd you ever ,@ NJ On his ofssis1n any Of
oe@ere you able II this excitement excite tina, you SPEAK
81 sid rn q. o 81
JOSEPH n. SoSEs,
for defence, called and sworn. Examined BY Mr..
Graham:
S-wSat IS your Susnes. = AZ confne t myself
p aSe sta ss sad Uasd
o,You are aiswyer are your Al have been in
1 ,s been licensed '"
6esn SsT. ST have YS S1
'o2Some time with Mr.. Ogden Hoffman, A.-Ye,.
ONE OF COMMODORE pEcAruR's VETERANS.
Observed under Commodore Decatur. with himi
.o-That wa, during the years A.-isis lsie 1917.
IL year, IN T9ns and rrirSl L,, u.r.,,.,. ,.,, -,
o-wnen did you make his acquaintance A.-n
1 reCOllect, middle
91whs, has been The extent q yeqr acSuaintages
uni, within ,ns ls'i two three month.
him :, J.sss s,SIgS Nay; sgESlaisd
19SDid you see him on the ssth November, 1901 A.
s, da y2s see him what S01, &
a. az Ss %a rG% ss rs
my eeIs TO pT,csise piece q f'9S s Garner sne ~
say t%a. % daSs they had q iisS. he sss y 80.
Tsi yGer ogfs T Ta na'
o.Tsll The Court and Jury what That took place Al
state OF excitement,
PERFECT STATE OF FRENZY.
looked a. him with a.tonshment; Say. I: " whMh
hi sew nat Tie ny SG % f@ ! ySS
he, my wife has divorce. and
RICHARDSON mas MARRIED. HER,
and they are living together in Jersey City. lam IN,
ressonea With Rss b, he man perfectly
HIN So SO se K Sss ;S9 Al"
Psrs Gi and
yer WIN good 5fs'T man. to aaa money Would 3
with him he 's% be GSSS not DO IF s
sel, ana he went out OF my ONCE
LIKE NADNAS.
| Q-Did he say anything about Richardsons going
sp pS ~ DID be
o.-From what Iransp5ed in your presence on that
oP ef Gt a and
ny Inne he 20 S vs. not m
abroad at tina. partisni Az ~sa
Ter aanssf q SS si S zen %
me by Mr. Mcfarland i between the months Of Nay and
June when was nrst appointed by the Court to take
Ss T % that
three Witnesses IN that case. '-"'"'N ''''
witnesses who were examined In the proceeding
for the recovery ofthe childen, among whom were
sAnuEL SINCLAIR AND ALBERT D. RICHARDSON.
DS.ns As ps .ss Re sm Of The
dS9pl s ,sI hs OpPotan you Gsd 70 oSse,ys him n,
jSSy xSsi sassss, GsSH ;or%sd @ ~
or rs oo Ss s yG Su os
.nee Thai unfortunate occurrence OF Ris .epaistiS
| never considered him ANYTHING better.
DIN these conversations that he had with YOU dur
ing the taking OF the dispositions OF these Witnesses
| what subject did he Allude-op what subject did b.
| talk? Ale talked on the subject OF his wife an
children he fooshy leaned to the belief that love
his wife whether he did or not don't know but hl
chill ren he dotted upon, and his mind distracted
| account Of the separation.
Q.Did he refer to the circumstance under which b.
had been deprived OF his wife and children and wbs
did he say upon that subJect2 Ale always rad
he had been deprived Of his wife and children through
VACCINATIONS OF RICHARDSON, THE DECEASED.
Q-Did you observe the appearance Of his eye IN lh,
conversation? Al did not observe the app, arSncC
OF his eye particularly but observed his general ap
pcrance.
Q.-what was his general appearance2 A.-Hs gene
raj appearance denoted to me man entirely be. 10 u
OILS reason At the time.
Q,-what did you found that opinion upon ? A.
Upon his convertation-wlld, Irregular, irrational
,Q-Did you notice incoherency2 A.-Alway', At al
times
Q-Coud you get him OF the subject? Ale va
always harping upon the subject.
Odd nc " carry on " TO such an extent as to b.
boreish to your Ale did. frequently, and reproye
, .o,,iou tried to turn his mind from those thing.
Al did, frequently.
Odd he ever say anything to you about IN, ina
bllity TO control the tendency OF his miud? A, II
always said his mind was distracted. He
} WISHED TO GOD uE WAS DEAD
, two or three times, He threatened to 20 ont cf m
ONCE and Kill HIMSELF and don't know but he woul
have done so had not restrained him, and 4 n