The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-16

~ NV wy. iNu nave no hguDl Olltn FtNu OF
the firm Of Collins & Corbett.' They ali
carry WEIGHT. bqt more especially Flcmmlng.
VINO is always looked upon, as q most lust
lawyer He has tho reputation OF never de-
lending n person he thinks Is wrong and that
Is uncommon among lawyers:. | would feel
perfectly sale with your case in W inheld's hands
alone. Wait until he cross-examincs these wit
n"sscs who have testified against you-hc will
cut them nll to pieces Where would A. s. Cloke
stand beside one of these? And then my dnr-
ling. you have spiritual counsel whose inftu-
enre would he rs great as any other clergyman
IN J. C.. but there are none who will work their
influence Hs he will and us he has done. His
advocating your cause 10y his presence in court
with YOU. 10y what h. bus said. &c.. &C., will win
hundreds for you and the friends lac has won
Tor you are r"al friends. whose opinions are I'M
changcallc when directed hy such Il man rs he,
ana hc VIII not W anything which may be- said
against YOU affect him In the least. You mustcN-
urtt i3 nav. T. tsons say the same about You as
they INA atm, inquest: but never mind. dearest.
II VIII Tot bc believed, nud oven were there such
u th,ug US tAe whole world brilcving things
against you. you know your devoted lover Will
lot: ! hclirvc You Lave been true to me ever
since We nrsi pledged oar love, and that is all
care about. and nothing else | hear will affect
my love. | have 'crn true IN everything to
you since that time. and from that time We be-
gan To- I'VE, counting i"o n.Ginnlhg oi our lives
tor AM To each other hereafter. letting the time
before V" net ami pledged our love b. NJ u
the State OF my heart. You sny YOU thought from
my actions that nv love WIS not yours. that |
had tired ol YOU. that was sorry In dong what
mai. Ne. "; | was angry, d'nrest, and did
not know my heart my love WIS yours. and has
Ic'n ever since W hr-t met Tired 81 you =
would sooner tire OF my life. viii never Of
you. You are now my hcnri. Nv heart IL now
Love Tor YOU. How can iir"oi NY heart
While my heart you haNr as ri sulutc control OF
4 ms II 1t WIS IN your own bosom, II il yours.
nthat you WIZ sorry ~ doing what YOU had
sorry that i did IN n 50 you mani say
thousand times NJ. am moi sorry now TINT
Lave aot You put am sorry that dill
other manner. would think II the pleasant
houIs rlssrd ana zone pernap- forever. Ali
from Thinking q O' ~ 'I Eayc pictured many amy
an hour pleasure in the iutur,
TN, after We VIII "e our own
will be- each others in eve why should
cycrsin6c W. wcrc Separated We
have not been ahl- to liN" happy situated as We
were. but hereafter ", will never lie separated
dearest and We will hr our own masters.
Gone. perhaps. forever Mo- no! no! thou
sand times no. God is m"rriful. and in His
mercy | know lie has many happier hours in
store for us tran we over passed after we came
out OF His trial May we come, out Of this
women had Just gone W stairs. and | havo
hardly begun what have TO say. Yesterday
LETT i until this afternoon, and mad Alderman
Decker call On me Snd, MS he was to 20 my bail,
had TO make II plcasRnt TO him. He STAYED
very late he has known me ever since was
| born, aud he Las done much for mci h. went
for n LAWYER: he used his influence with McGill.
and he influenced some Of the members of the
( should como Tut MIR. Flcmming ana Judge
! Hoffman. WHO will conduct my cilsc hereafter
| in public 80 that MIR +. can come out publicly
| for YOU AMI make out he has no more To- do
| with my cusr. Mr.. +. would have to com" out
/ in public. a. be knows moro about your ease
/ than the others would AZ first and he could not
/ do th. for ne ANYTHING in public rs IL would
/ inlure you. and Mr.. Rowan would not b. in
| court every day. 50 he could not appear for mo.
! There j. no telling what day they may call
on me. hay" not some out on bail Tor Two
di'Tment luz that be- held until your casc
was disposed Of. They thought that would b.
| held and not allowtd tail. but they had 10 give
PIE bail but they put me under extraordinary
| high bail. You know am not n principal. but
| simply a witness. and they never hold u witness
| In more thnn five hundred dollars. Now We
were afraid that IL the Grand Jury thought
! was going out. they would indict mo TO keep
me. and SO We did not want to do anything.
nsd Inside ,S. ,ra w"ne sd.sSo va" kss as
dearest every day at tho trial. But the Grand
Jury may not adjourn for n long while vet so
! or Monday. hut the court had the burglary case
before II to-day so i Il very likely | will be
make motion 10 have the pail reduced; you
| know IL is 10 two surcties. and each man has 10
qualify for twice the amount. so that makes
very large sum; About my telling you 20 say
| SO and SD TO tie lawyers, which you Did not
seem To- understand. | nisunderstood Flem-
| ming, thinkng he was with Wakeman in
| thinking that tried to run too much your case
| and 20 wanted You 10 tell them
MAY YOU In an arranFemepts 70 me
| a.. a.: bat guess there win y. no need II
| that. us misunderstood Nr. Fiemming but II
| j ever cam" q making any arrangements. d'.
| d 70. you must say thut you leave everything To
| me. Darling, Wiy do you Hss me such foolish
ta" a dS YIN 6aE 'wRgy hay 90 ereaSd
| IN him % friendship FOR you the same rs Dr.
Rice has Tor YOU. aud YOU might ms well think
| ui lr. IL" gong hcck on US rs Tor Mr. Il. to
tell vfhlg als NJ that: that is. different from
| what tod him.. told /. that you q id. mo that
| You wou take i down stairs aud nut II on a
shelf nude by the ceiling OF the cellar. II he
ever asks YOU agmn tell him YOU think
him S Ip Rayin. % some, Ii done TO
| keep Mr.. Carmen away from around here
| l0u must ca,l h,r NIs carmen sAali speak
! jury than any one else. II may be- best to take
| her out Of the cty dcrng the trial.
! cannot hear you walk overhead rs there Is
! about two and q bali feet space between my
/ ceiling and Your floor. used 20 rap contnu-
| been in custody. and every time open the win
| dow catch more cold. Ii is So damp. and there
il such 81. ns draft. haye heard your voice
| ia the hall through most Of tho day. ! mean
| / have heard You sing from your room
| down into the ward. They hnyc said you
! have been out all day | told Mr.. l., that he
| must bring everything 10 bear to relieve you
! OF tuat conllEemeut, ana lie again told mo last
| night. after he had seen you. that he would sec
| McGlll rs soon as possible. aud also had the
| trial come on quick. told them they must not
deiayit. One wanted 70 delay it for me. said
! no. ] have not thought o. Cloke once. be-
! lieved yoa VIXEN YOU first denied any previous
| acquaintance With him. never thought there
] WAS any thing between you ana llln. NO. dear
est that WIS unnecessary for yon 10 speak SO.
| am sorry 20 near you lave been sick, Oh
! my darling. be careful Of my own little angel {;
| he particular about your diet and eycryth ng.
! What did j. Alien do ell last evening. after Mr..
| Flemmng had gone while be WIS UP stairs {?
| What ala De 10 al this evening" | hear my
| darling max ng signals Tor me. shall n min
/ ute feel her touch and kiss something from her
! sweet little huGds-or no. FOR they are also my
own little hnuds. What. Is that brute locking
my own little darling up? All, lao never had
! charge Of such "A jewel before. and il j. likely he
never will again. Good night, dearest; per-
| haps udicu for a few days. ! may 20 ont to-
| morr ". but viii see you We'd ULl every day.
! may live near here ] will always be handy.
| / may call on Y0u with the lawyers but in n
! short time hope TO met never 10 part in this
! world again. ! pray God that il MAJ soon hc SO.
| Daily and hourly nm ON my knees much. |
! hope you ARE. too dearest. l send many kisses.
! - am yours forever, LuClUs.'
Daring the reading 10 which the jury paid
! the utmost attention, both Bennett and Mrs.
| Smith read copies over tho shoulders Of tlpir
respective counsel. Bennett smiled ircqu nifty
| a. tho more cNtrayagant expressions ln the
! letters. the record OF the Court OF General
/ Sessions was exhibited b. show that the trial of
| the masked burglars, referred 10 in the letter.
! began on oct. II and ended on oct ~. ana that
| Mr.. Hoffman. who is one Of Bennett 5 counsel,
! wis engaged IA TINT ease. After brlTl consult
! taunn with the AuOrney-General Prosecutor
! MeGlll then ANNOUNCED that the state rested.
! At tho request ~ counsel for the defence, who
| desired an OBJ Ouunlty for consultation before