, 1874-10-22
MCMNING 9EsS1o' E!.

Tho decision OF tho question OF the auallsHt"
bility OF 1fahe i'a Testimony Was now resumed,
a1r, Kuickosbo lier insisting that It should not
ps received.
The Court did !:not think either the totter or tho
spirit of tho las included tho ccse ut har, and
tho testimony ass admissible aa to FafWel IN
any event. The +, other defendautg were in tie
pQlltion Of gran eca, and not ~ Aelrs.
HUGH MAuEH.
The oxaminati of MIR. Maher was then pro.
o~How long have you lived In Chicago2
A-Sincc 1888.
Q,-What bust eas havo you been engaged in
An the l,1mbe business, and tho purk and
bcef packing bus i noHB-
Chow long 1ve you known Mr.. Farwell2
= o.-Iiad yon ii business or sporting ttansac-
,ioue during tho i car 1860 2 Al lad.
11a .PoEEn PLAYING
Q.-stnto what they wo1e. Ave played
poker very often 1T Ike Andersona and Irua.
seus. Andoraon uBed 10 tend to the table and
get tho rake. l { sant think Ike gamnled much.
11ussen looked a. tier the faro game.
Q-Wore Ande Mon and TruEaon running tho
joi hlyf A.-Thoy we're. -,
Q.-Row Often did you moot Dir. Far~eu
shess n1 AMeas 7aS ', eSsfy sy Wy gamble for
Q.-Did you win or lose any mouoy with him
O.-At vhat.gam y? A.--Chieny poker.
0.-How mueA ,ouey did you lose to Mr. Far
veil that vesr7 From S26, 900 to S3o,8 ,80U.
O.-Was this ie at to Atr. Farwel2 A.-To
" o.NIog do YOU know he had t1upes7 AL
caught sono VI tic, n cheating afternarda.
Q.-Did you give -four nots to Mr. farWsh to
secure auy ga1nblin, dobt2
Gen. Smith objeei cd to this, a. i was 10 con-
rraJicton OF tho tes tinaony OF Mr.. Farwell, who
vas called aH thoir n'n witness.
III, O'Brien said il y did not propose To I'M
rouch their ow,, with ast but only to show fects
Ir Caul6e,d aaid 40 point was, IL this void
uausactiun? The c. su1t might bs satisfied VI
this by tho testimop > Of Mr. Farwoll. hut they
wanted to s,rengthon tho conviction.
Mr. khitkerboeker Ala tho evident purpose of
this iutetrngatory va, to contradict AIR. Farwel.
ilr. caullell--Not t ali; there is no such ill.,
tention. We have d light to prove the transac-
rion void in sny possil sse way, aud by any pos
hible number OF witnt Il 'ses.
Gep Smith said the had confessed The truth
of Mr. FarwolIH state ulent, and had naked leave
70 utneud th4ir bill ha arcordance herewith
Now thov sought to co; sstradict Mr. Farwotl.
oRsn quoied a S1 Evidence 4ec to
other witnossos, evon preceding witness was
Tho Court hold the r, de inyarlable that q party
could proye his own Nltneaa mistaken, though
ho could not i1npoacb Il TN.
TIE 1,oTEs.
Mr. O'Brien ra1oued his question: Did yor
give your note to Air. Il n'wel!, IL 1850 note to-
any hnm Of money? - 1.,a., a. two y. 81. Or sAre'
% o'LWhnt Was tile conf ii leration9 ? Alt wa
for gum Of money that hse had Won from tue.
Q.-When the poeketoe *'k a gaVe & ont. you pa
Q.-Was thore uuy othe i, consideration for tn
uoto except tho gaming i cDt ? A.-TAero va
10 otlor. There Wora 9th < checks and notct
put 4 for gunbns Thea prasene was eeek o' s'oV
Q.--Did you puy the cl = ,ck ii dld not
/ xarq him note, aud he i omaudad security.
proposed giving Linn Bect lty on piece OF roy
asats s i, osFoFug see @ pees Of TH isu
through King, because r. ss"en would not AaY
tho deed come Through ne
Q.-How much did you ]. sy Tor tho lnud H.
lpaid. with another man. s5, loo: ! pufchasse st'
bis interest prior to dee ding TO tarwat W.
land had Gust mo, intereut al oil, uelrly VI, ,n
1t wsa to secure ii 200 that; o,ypa to Fnrweli:
Q.-Waa the cleck iuch h lded ia tho u 700
Al think lkuy il WIZ.
Farwo!l any consideration c,ther tAan tho pa!
meut Of tho gambling debt.s A.-None other.
Q.-What waa tho ya!ut, Of the property I
kh0t timer Alt WIS WDrt III 3S,0 00O or E9,0uO
NAH1!A'R COM AITI0S.
Q.-Wlat wan your co1lai, Lon aa to Holvency
Mr. Smith objected to tl,, question. =.
slr. O'Drien hald he de zirod to show ths
nian, aud that tho c0nveya d lea to Farwell vi
Dot absolute, hlit only III het ltity.
The Court oyelruled the . lp1ectlon.
Wttuesa stated tl4ut ls pasi ! delt OH this la,
befo1s it was due. llo lad real estase that il
c1usldered worth u ton dll0. though ho waa III
nnah Of money. Ho owud =, s'lMby sl25, ,0'A>.
Q.-Wns utere suy und! untxulIng betwee
YOU and sir. Farwsll tint tho conveyance was
b. abYolute2 A.-There Waa mo thought of I'll.
y thing at the tima.
V,-Wga there my tlmo l1sa for the REDEEM
ton Of the ianl9 Alt rTsa ngreed shat
ahou]d redeem it wlcneyer rs abie.
Q,-you aud yir. Farxall wssse friends? A..
Wo vera goosl ttienda. .
Q,--How much rauney hsd lAasssd hetN eon "
nnd him up to tils time!
Objected Ia, uul question withdrawn.
pNoPtslTloSA 10 n:N tiE!As.
Q.-Dtu You nuke any propos tloils To radee,.
k,-1u 1875 or 1871; proposed to sedoeIn Il
land, but ho rantea bontis oi' ~ ,aao' as!a .
Iecte4 to II. ! diuputed thu account and auh
eiul to ko over It anl verify II. Ns setaasd to
Il, aud always refused shrrea tier. III At!gut
lS7Y, saw Farwel Ut Ais stors- Mybuy WIS vi
me. auu i'nlwell suia that if hcs q wliuets aiou
apd mount to pump h!m. Ao would Aa
nothiox to say spUur tho mattel.
11AWheu did yQH lsatn thai h conveyance b.