The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-16
Tha SECOND Days Proccedings ut Lu.
nonburg Court.
Young ORGAN AGAIN on TIE STAND.
The Fatal Meeting Detailed and the
Correspondence Read.
miss HATCHETT'S LETTER
With Addeon's Endorsement ard Garland.
Reply-Thc Ladv's Lovers-The E,ami-
nation Taking n Wide Range,
Especial telegram 10 tbe DIsnatcb.l

lority OF them are young men; none Of
them are old, though three have gray
boards. The Garland on the Jury answer.
ed on examination yesterday that he was
not connected 10y blood or marriage with
Garland the accused, or with Boswell and
Roach, who may be proved TO have been in
the conspiracy. take it that they are all
fairly intelligent men. The fact that most
Of them live remote from the scene OF the
shooting. and off from the railroad, and
read few newspapers, accounts for their
having formed no decided opinion. The
defence are we'll satisfied with them.
From the uttcrances Of yesterday and to-day
the prosecution mean to be very agrees
sive. Judge Perry presides well, and he is
firm in his determination TO keep the
crowd, which i at times dense, from too
closely encirclng the jury and bar. The
reporters are comfortably seated to the
right and left Of Judge Perry, in line be-
hind the Jury. The prisoners father is
ever with him.
YOCNG MR.. ORGAN.
The examination Of Mr.. Orgain was re-
sumcd. lie detailed the circumstances Of
Boswell's visit 10 the saw-milI July 18th.
His exact words to Addison were, " There
is gentleman named Garland up the road
waiting to see YOU" Addison said, All
right" Boswell advised him to take friends
with him, and he took Eanes and witness.
Addison started off with witness. Eanes
walked besides Boswell, who was riding /;
and after they had gotten about 100 yards
Jones came ON and joined them. When
they met Garland and Roach, Boswell said,
" Mr.. Garland, here is Mr.. Addison, whom
YOU wished to sce." Garland addressed
Addison, but witness did not catch the
words. Addison replied in a word or two
hand rs if 10 strike. Addison put himself
in posture Of defence. Garland threw his
hand on lis pistol. which wa in ,ight-he
Garland having his coat Of. \, he put
his hand on hi, pistol Addison said,
None Of that; you can't come thai on
me-" stepping a step or two backward,
Addison fired first. Then Garland fred.
Then Addison's pistol snapped. Garland
fred several shots in rapid succession.
Witness saw that Addi>on's pistol lad
snapped. but did not know till told ly Ad-
olson that he had fred but once.
THE HICKORY TREE.
About the time Garland fired hi, last shot
Addison had hi- arm around a tree, his
body in bent position.
Mr.. Hinton said that at some proper time
he would rather ask that the jury be car
ricd to the spot, or that the tree be cut
down, cleared. and brought into court.
Mr.. Green: 'Clcar the tree and bring it
here. and it will clear our client
Mr.. Hinton: "Neyer mind; you shall
have stern Justice"
Mr.. Green: "Ycs; we have jury that
will give it to Us"
THAT OTHER PISTOL.
Oreain said that, having exhausted his
own. Garland called to Boswell for 1.-THE
other pistol" or for "anothcr pistol he
didn't know which. Addison said that
was foul play" Boswell ,aid, Get
from behind the tIec," or "You get he-
hind tree" Addison said that he Lad
fired but once, and that he had no other
pistol.
Orgain'. account OF the talk that then
follovcd wa, substantially a. heretofore
published. Addi~on'> pistol. asmall, cheap
fyc->hootcr, exhibited four chambers
CHARGED. with bammcr-mark> on The metal
lie cartridges; one chamber discharged.
After giving good deal Of testimony, the
purrort oil which has been published, Or
cain proved the letters addressed by Gar
land to Addison. winch be distinctly t.
membercd and well knew came together
- Addison handed them 70 him to read, as
also his reply to Garland.
Personal.
Oroein was cro,s-eXamined with grca'
minuteness hy Major Lee for the defence
There wa, & little spat between MI. Taylor
and Major Lee, the latter taking umhras'
at some interruption of witness by the
former. and Major Lee referring to him u
the representative of "private malice
Judge Perry raped for order, and sal'
that that would not do and must not o'
repeated.
Orgain, who was the roommate OF Ad
olson nj Wedder5urn's, and i tie son
the commonwealth attorney, made soo'
witness. lie was eyen-tempcred and az
hered very closely to his testimony il
chief upon the rigid cross-eXamlnatlon L
which he was subjected by Major Lee
CAPTAIN Mckinney, Mr.. Greene, and MI
Finch. He didn't hear Addison say L
Garland after the shooting, II am sorry
can't accommodate you further
Captain Mckinney brought out yer
effectively the fact that Garland, having
pisol in his hand and not knowing tina
Addison was wounded, desistcd from fui
tber attack upon Eanes saying that the l"
men ought to be satisfied. some ln'erI'
cations Of the defence indicated thea puI
nose TO question whether the four load
now in Addison's pistol are what was le
in there after the fight. The pistol h'
been in several parties hands.
ANOTHER LETTER.
Organ said that when Miss Ha'che
forwarded her letter TO Garland throua
Addison she wrote Addison private lie
ter. Addison read witness all the corr
spendence except this. lie had never see
Miss Hatchett's private letter to Addison
nor does he know where it is now. Il
read this letter the day OF Addison
death. Gave it to Addison's brother, WI
carried il to Baltimore, he supposes. lGa'
,,o others 10 his father. Mr.. Taylor sal