The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-09

When this was repssted TO McFsrsad he
bowed his beal 10 agony and w:pt IKE child tse sn
was to procure divorce and ~ , ,aa a. an
PARADISE OF ADcLrrRsRs,
a divorce wac obtained. And in these days NJ IN.
diana divorces coming home at night, learns ior
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services. are 90 Longer TeoTred Lsug5t,e, AnS npg
ION hays bst soIIed under garments washed together
W. scFarisSd y rsascsa 70 pi,isb,e condition.
pRoopise, BRooDISo, BRooDrNG,
the mmd cloud become. backer, thic bsckcr s,i
are mostly beyond b.. He b sear. lsS
ss Es are he Hoa %
ALMIGHTY GOD
for help Effort. Quiet hin are in vain ne trc So to
count ne grcsse there And nov = 4. The so sS,n
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He stands ipeoherently scrboling on bit Of paper.
al saw rwo Errs otAscrso
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STAND ny HIN.
Gentlemen, in this the hour OF Daniel McFarlands
at home, siaDd BY him as with parents ovs and care
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e ne ~ ain WIG sscrnce; female virtue 90 .he altar
Nemesis. tApp ause1
called for the defence wns James Mcfarland. a
brother OF the prisoner who testified ana told the
story Of his brolhers life rs had already been told
by Mr.. Spencer in his opening, and concluded his
testimony as follows;
the s Of %sS Sss.
NAMED only few hours.
NE ooEs WEST.
From my house he going direct West then after
sy s Sn SS@ 10 s0%psNy Named na s nx who
s neS asa 10 not G ar2f e Ps@y me e
boy Ia Gours and one younger na neS Daniel the next
saw ofmy brother Da9el ihiE wa. q ne nei thor II
not much OF MIN think It was July or August,
1851. that ! Jaw him again.
He BECOMES cAREwoRS.
Looked cre ee ae 20 be-
deal his ha had CHANGED color In the mean tine.
A photograph OF prisoner was shown witness. He
ha previously recognized photograph OF Mrs Nc
Farland.
wltne..zTha, looks very mnch IKE my brother pre-.
Track Of him between issi and 1881 knew Francis Tic
FArand who IL now dead he was son OF my father .
oldest brother. near could learn he was my FIRST
Mr.. Graham offered In evidence the photograph Of
the prisoner. Defence objected, but the Judse ad-
MISS LILLY GR,U,
niece Of Manager Gruu OF the French Theatre. a
handsome young lady, was the next witness called
by the defence. Miss Grau testified as follows:
win d no. Eat y.Tt q. y1
yerrs the defendant DANIEL McFariand came 10 tho
90 SHs er SSS%t hat @ q 70 the
s WIN nls s9n rs.ey ne th
| 10 them IN the house.
h used Cd 10 I a. mess n' own meas
Q AT other times did you know Of his going to
get his measp Al think 20 am not positive my
mother oecured Ihs entire house the nrst story wa,
Goor was occupied wy little Of me time while Mr
Mcfarland IasGe ny mother and my'eL ,ient ~
'.oSwhst ia Nj, Mcfarland pay for his lodging
| DIN what way did you get access TO the house
bell The door sSes N Snntcd Until Il oeOc" At night
| Ny mother and myself usually retired between II
MYSTERIOUS MIDNIGHT VISITOR.
OFF Mr.. Mcfarland had gone out after YOU went to
| we would moi have known OF his going except
o"WSs thcre any society In that house for him or his
S9ss SS, my ssS'h sor Smss ,on
9-YeSr brother. are l,tle eoysr A-Y ss :,s
| was mere casual speaking as he saw your Ayes
o-After he had been there a certain tine, did 20,
notice anything about the rregularity OF MS hours
o'"About how long had he been there a, that time
Ts he %s Soas 1T 5 HSs + sT
| after that Percy waited for min.
| .o-Aner tnee weeks he came home late at night
A-No late at night he used 70 come home something
O'clock and 20 ont AGAIN but seaeEslly he used
You saew "a se Gentleman bns %
| as late as IL o'clock A. night A.-one nlght -.
night; think it must have been in the last wees
OFT MAY have been in the latter part of he wee
before that2 Al cannot say positively.
Git was then about week before The time OF hi
Q-boy YOU remember about what time he returned I
The house on the day before Thsnksgvingp A-Abot
"a SwTha3EssiviHs was on the 18th Of November
o-Did You know of his going out early one morn
g When Was th.,p Ain the last week; 49,.
o-AOout what time did be go outf A.-About
o@Tasna moonlight night? A.zzYss. sir.
GLOW do you know he went out? Al heard HID
,HESw long wa; he SOnS 1NGt very long
| HOW rus DOOR WAS LocAED.
rlSing nleh, 70 nc house 49,
That That wa. in the AFTERNOON, Percy went 70 mat nee
sa yGS 1s or SA nss e xS M can
M. sS sTe G gS psk the iss T dS
key oy which the door was locked AZ night
SAMPsafss III a asy u ls SS Sn ne RSo 81,
s va; sgf w sSs o Sfs rpf 6o an aS S54s S
the Key at night.
Q,-But the key len In the door. 30 that II an
body wanted to 20 out they could have opened II
A-lcs, sir.
Q.-Do you remember MIR. McFarlands paying wee
In advauce for his lodging Ayes, sir.
Q.-Hhcn wa thatp A.-lhat was the day befoi
the occurrence.
weeks advance for the use OF his ro1mp AYES sir
CONSTRAINED BY THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
| Odd you see the man that opened the door TN
| NIGHT Al heard MI. Mcfarland open his door.
| Q.-Do you know2 Al know his step
| Q.-ln that way You know II was hep Ayes, sir.
o.-That Ia the only way2 A'-ILe only way and
Q'-You did not see anybody? You were In yor
room when he went out through the hall, whoever
| WASP Ayes, sir
Q.-so that you cannot identity him as the prison,
In any other ma !ner exceL the ttepp A-No, sir
| Q.-Do YOU think he Wis gone about an hourp A.
| About an hour.
| Q.-About what time OF night was II that YOU hear
| this step going out2 A.-AOout two o'cocS
| Q.-IwO O'Clock IN the mOrnlngp Ayes, sir.
| Q.-Wcrc you In bed A. that timeP Ayes, SIR.
| Q.-Was there any Hight m your room? A.-No, sir
o.5f9u only Judge OF the time by your own recoe
.Q.-And your Judgment at that particular timeP A.
| Yea, sir
Q-were. you present when he paid his board to yo'
| notherP Al believe he sent II down ny Percy.
nd ME Pa VIII NEAa sIAnA