The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-16
GEN CESSNA IND MISS COLLINS.
Mr.. Cn'sina's Lawyers Asking QucstIons-
why Mrs. collins Moved rter Chair.

Cnr,t 81 toIs o,,,.I ,.,",,.','. ,,r,,tn,. ttn
wos a,,opdcd by his snrmrc .c'~ ci,r"J ,or The
latter remained near the door. hat in hand. his
eyes fixed on his MASTER Con. Cassina seated
himself in group Of his lawyers at tho LETT OF
Justice smith, He WIS fresh from the hands
oil ,"e uarp'r' ana wore u laSn'ohap'o morning
suit. and costly pin glittercd on his scarf.
iSs o1''.'s s'' az Vus',.V ,..'' n"nu
p,'"'V" "'i ''','. """ "'"'"Vi' 'is' OOu'ns'
who was nearest Con. Cassina. turned her back
',ra,. ,,;,h ,,,,o i u', noo
h'"' '"9'i''''V' N'" "n'.' iu'"''H II" 'uo hccA
and sleeves. Her bright brown hair was
crimpcd upon her forehcnd and drawn together
To- soi1 fas,a,,,, ,,.,,h ,s,ia "i,i ,aa.'
III III Dr"lu' '"s'cnou WIN a,or'loSe su'il o'asp.
instantly turned her eyes away and began TO
,oIk with bor mother
"lN WIN her H'o'hcr'
Justice Smith said that he would proceed with
the examination ON tho charge of aeduction
nnicr n nromiao of MARRIAGE CoI sncncer
the District Attorneys representative asked
an adjournment. ns Cant. Williams and another
' 10 O"p' ''',""' "ii" '''''"Vi
important witness were absent.
Il object said Mr.. Jcnner Gen. Cassina
-, " , ''.N''"''V'' "i''o". "''',o u0
lhy lie Is prepared 10 snow the character ana
motives Of his accusers. and he objects TO any
oVoc,s ~ ryc h ,hns ,i,r osse To ""' "'
III n~ncct - soiJ ~ S,nnncr or,rb,,ic,ti,.
TO show hy, one q the gentlemen that CASING
ihfprbhnreS Mss h Noihs as nIs In'endSu ~ WE
I'VE viii proceed 10 cross.examine your
client -" ''0'0'u " ''0'S oA"''''"' '0"'
Inna}si,, bcr vou ~ hIocl do,tod laco Mice
Collins turned toward Mr. Hail. and answered
ausS9ns Wd WI1,ca y9lGe About every
ini snyirr S,,' IL ,spu ,,ioosn uIss " ns
ths Sf.irnyp,niiton Fipynte3 RoproaJ trans rat s
MA ,ost pO''''' i-'O'"'S" i''''''"N '"'"9 '"'
uSN ls' ,,li,s or,r t,,o,r ,b,. ,.er,ior,o, -
M,1S T%4lins' % DO no yon Snow 'hpf seniempn a.
o
man who siq9od H. near ths door; e., ,
him as Mr. Fngel In Nav last rang tho bell
dor fr"n Raons ~ M ana be ansVynrcd ~
noXI lH'Dils 10 ~, aiu ~ ~ IN "i'sMeiuu Wy
rcns nS he @ saia bat haG ~ gey o"ta9
a. s mem pan sngSE"JH IA nJvanS nSse @ S' ma ana wna na
Soi, I'tt ~, IN 10y ueN"ec' re asNVT p 'ia NIa. h,
wanted TO meet gentleman there. That gen
"Ms Cons Tf MR. ,Se SasSis ,ss;ied ,bo, she
ccmpl2y.l as a salesTomqn at Eid,eys IN
o,i ,,,i,, s,i M ~ ,,,e IL; ~, sa,,, 49,, ,' u
yp'y, m o'r b ,,er m e nort sai ~ FSrdir
~" ~ MN'' " WIZ i,, p"l NJ -, % s,ir,
IN IN tle % 'ms, M SMhi9ruAy 9ru.Ay q, a,'ttmooh n ue .Hnip
past ! o'clock in tle evening she started
10 & uSu Wnih, r,- 9nSS nau @ AWaSs lou
She went out in mo evening. and l-he never
,aG 5emp,fl her ad she Teni 9H & &wthog, in
stylish tress q the window OF dressmakel :
SD Mlr"Jei her hu,hhon, ,and she epterrd
| the store. ~" levhed al the dresses and MT
| hnery Tor an9nt ilitcen minutes. nut bought
hytulhg all i'lt tl' ,Sn'P, ~ ehi, i'uchc'! tu'
sidewalk she met Mrs. Bertha R'h. whom
nlrh sald tllst she was gong 10
the Bowcry 20 huy gr3 and nsS"l hsr 70
| Bowery, Mrs. hlch SAID that shn had an idea
Sne inIsh. ihest ii.ehu, lneh MIs hlch Went
a1t'"n an ao,p w,V ,Hr ianm,I "p Hs ~ i
anu sIcS',Ii III t,'ii, plu.snn'i'' ~ hirn IN
n rcro,nher ,h the rsnin Gcn
~ s; ~, cssi, ", ms II, H. >
nlenini oeni Ssii rssslht .r suSses',i 'hai NY
az II vos o'elo-t she cnIid Inv Nor ~ W.
H..n n Wnirtn i v""Ir h.o"u""l' s"o an ueh'
W6en was s tilo M li s.el pron,ls, Of marrlaco
| ".'i 80, - r'.''' " lilo 80, L.. . ,.f.t
3, WIS n,a3e Nlss Cslir4 SrsyyarS ,,S G, I,
"',''r ~ 'o,',i,o,bor ouosiop sio s,ia that
sAM ht M I, iih'a,it . "n pr, Nl.l1 '" '.i ms
M,'' w ~ ny , ~ ~ num' Z S,r w., ,, "a ~ li-'
".iit ,fr. RI IN t lcr nnd in a yrii.n"r
Oh, GrMt M i"'.s',o mn Iff fri'nI VIZ. Mrs
! WIZ 'r"i sss .,' .,' anu "i'' as 'i.t''+ '" .,' ~ ~
,, G,' 40 l l,,t B. 1 -.,'-, h - ~ '' .',,i 4.
way" VIZ" , i'",, va. w.. ' Va, 81 -. .'S
.A' 'y, re-, -. -tM Iqit "' ul J. ,A,
/ a., Jri,k G.n tn.sira r.,f'r.i iar
so r,n h Tint IN. eon f0,y r.r,''n'i.r ,'plv fb,.
tr., H. .n., III ~, b.-ai ID ,v,. N,,t n., b, liz
n.i.I lo,t in the mud" Then Ire pla.s'I her
| lt.Yttft r,tffum4f.f nominees n Of a
nv lit tfe thaatr" Can Cassia t1,S thnr, tn
| a c1nfas'ioner's in Fhshth street nsnr TLtrJ
| ny.uue. Thcy ait There f0r nh1ut fifteen
| n'iuuins ana tlcn she sai1 mat sh. rlu.t
| 90 hnnc Con. Cnssina his friend. ana Mr.
| Rich anc6uuatiel her noarly Ia her home II
| rurtimr Con Cuseiua said that he would y.rv
| mush 1ikn ~ mrot hcr ngein and riya her 4
| uresnut Then he asked her 10 lnse, him on
| iho Fourth nyenue sid. of Stewnrt's store thr
| fnlloviny afternoon Shn said thni il would Ln
v.rv InrSnvanisnt fnr her H. io sn INF he t,,..I
| hcr saving that he worli drtain her ouly 6alf
| an iour Size mot him and he nst.d Err to
! cHok some c5rn.i beef uni cnbia..a far fIim.
Shn a.,r.nd ,o nrenare tiis dish f,r h m in Mr.
| Ri.h' home nj noon on the f,liotying Tu"-,inv,
| ON Tint dny Con. Cg-sina and his friend mot
| hnr in Mrs Ri,.h's homo Miss Georginttu,
| Tridav who hoor,lrd with Mrs Hieh nnI Mrs
| Rich oinrd her in nntertnining the Gentlemen
| 81. had heard that Miss Friday was Also known
| ns Mis- s. Clnir. She Lni met her about two
| months before that M tho house Of Mrs Van
| Aistvne 1s5 East broadway Miss Collins wns
| asked whether she .hnd ever walked In the
| sfraets with Miss Friday. nnd Col Spe noer
str.uuousiy Objected
| - must 0yclrulr the objection, said Justice
Smlth because | have resolved h give the
| raiarna great latitude in the cr0ss-exnmina-
| ian THe charge against the defendant is ono
0f the easiest To- make I'M the hardest 10 proye
II vnu i,nv rrason H. heliov. from tho cyiinu, -.
| Cnlonel thnt there is n b, ground FOR the charge
am ar. In thnt vo,, vii hs th rst 10 sv
WiH1ss GnIiins eaid that sho hid taken walks in
the ,invtinie with Miss Friday Brior, lunch M
| NJ. ti,Lfa Cassirn kiss.J nor Iunj nuI trisi
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