The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-07-22

Ou Weiuc 7iar ~, evidence ,ateu IN tais case
w. - move u,anir ou the n,rt Of Nss Harris tho
mup'o-e-s Of R1rrouyh'. The testimony Q. NJ.
bradley, the p-sou r COUNSEL va interesting. lie
tc'ifol tina, hc vi-itod NJ, H. IN pruon, ul Goth
oi April.
she received him in chilling msuner. The
wintaa was open, Notwithstanding 1t vas : cold day
Wiues. demonstrated with Ter about the window
being opcn she seemed insonsible 10 the cold, when
witness suffering. Her pu-e 12c-top Of head
hot-.estures hKed-cstAleptic Ioos observed that
She did wink her eyes which were dilatod before ;
ONLY Hnswersd in mono-y table,. Witness asked II she
wa thinking OF her yalt hic, and she nodded hn
Killed Bu Ioughs hut cannO, he eve II see hin
nov" Wuess ,skcd 20 her, and soon shc bdist in %
bal no igienlr thar none loved her her church Al
nrrsecutei her thst ID. ,i@nt her nsh,s wsAci
thinking Whether thc bad done sn"one wrong. she
he'd another paroHysm. Wi nee- continued HI. vlsit.
zometimes as often As three times perNeok.
witness hlH fagei) inet more inl'ilec'usi
human heinf; pe'ef hoard her ute a h1!db Wofd
aga inst any except the Orohe. Of the decsHsod.
She Whites beautiful, rapid band, snd Ia book
keeper. She save iull history OF her acquaintance
Ti,n bnrronsas Tom ,hs h1s' Deeans 70 .hs si
Of hor ewes on the 2lst were cloudy and witneaa
visited her the I'D and she pertcc'lr risid Tor
.eN moments, and when he csushi fer eye iti
expression struck witness iorciby, 1t being Of pain
ana anguish. Wines sat down n few monenis,
Nhcn sue walked towards him, ~rinFne per hand $
slyinp, TAKE mo GU, am going ou.W witnes.
atoh her 10 wait for her things and suggested that
NJ could not get through the ba 8, when abe said
! Bar bars What are bats hen 1 have val p
After persuadius her 10 talk a few moments, ahe cat
LOwn her pulse VIZ high, anu general appearance a.
leore he told him that she could not sleep thst che
hasu't slept ior two weeks, that cue heard cries Of
lnudar During lhE time her ruH1 rose, and witness
hi TO eycr' his strength 10 keep her in her chair
he sitervards snd Mr.. Bradley do yon think that
/ ! AN very bud girll' And Afterwards she was com.
posod. In nttle time her tate cOuied up and shc
| .ali ma, she knew "he lBurroughsl loved her.
| Wines told Der that she must do a. he told her
/ and remarked he WAS her friend and she expressed
/ suiprIe that she had any friends. The next MON
ipe -Jd May, he visited her again. and she met hin
cheernlly. she told witness that she had not slop
any, and witness spoke about the article In th'
CHFOSiCLE. she became very much excited, and II
the excitement Mrs faleH entered with some flower
! aud gteat change came over her, abe exclAlminS
] BrAuLiul, did they come IRON your gardenF Oi
Tue day, Goth Of NAV, witness went again 10 the ei
ana che AL ID II the mau Who wrote the article II
| tie CHRONIoLE would be witness. She ssked wit
ne,. .he Was sick, AID afior becoming composed sh'
spoSc Of her pranks with burroughs hen che " as
4 great iit glr weighing ll6 pounds. She then sske'
u DO thought she was very bad giTi, and sssed /
rOd would iolgtve her; she knew she had done wrong
B She did love Burroug he 90 much.