The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-01-14
FLEMING'S NEW EVIDENCE.
COACHMAN ARCHIBALD CORNELIUo
FINALLY APPEARA

A batch 81 Extraordinary Letter. that Ne
Allegss Alss Livingsesas Wrote - Alo-
Mr. FLEMING swsass ~ the Haadwrstan0.
The counsel fos Henry Fleming In Miss
Mary Alice Almont Lvingstone's breach q
promise suit. In which tho $4,000 verdict for
damages was rendered on Thursday. obtained
yesterday from Justice Cullen. at his house %
la Willow street. Brookly. an order TO show
cause why new trial should not be granted In
the case. on tho ground Of newly discovered
evidence. In support Of the motion number
OF compromising letters wore presented pur.
porting to have been written by Miss Living.
stone to Archibald Cornelius the ooachman.
with whom in Henry Fleming's bill OF particu~
lars she was accused OF undue intimacy.
Fleming makes affidavit that no made every
endeavor before the trial to ind Cornelius and
advertised for him in vain. The case was
closed on Wednesday last. as to the hearing Of
sa named Adp sSs' cssa
eSfnens II count m nc
duced an afidavit ~ Cornelius ana batch Of
sss rs M. s; bege
that he was intimate with Miss Livi1gstons
for Q long period. and that she used4to deposit
81 bis that
enioined him not to tell Mr.. Fleming where he
C9rneHs Lived ssssyinS that he did not THns
that Fleming would win tho suit without. him.
The letters produced and declared to DO Miss
treme1y familiar in tone, and in some instances
sSeh that ne
with the writer. One says:
God forgive me. / ought leave this house, yet It is
s:s , * AHA .S: would
Another runs:
Il s. fSo In y ,as S .s Tss
1sfa YOU ifyoS .re nnSsppy cast your Whole burden
s ss
Several Of tss sse Il sssH dSs
him At B nc %s
ss%s s WITH b ns
awful b. has gone and bored a little hole
Ne 4, s'.' 'S n, ss;s =:
s nh.ySsi T%s mus, 81 s%i
sT$ % Eye; iSs p &: s ::
ts Ss amen doody S fS' spps s
Ne SCss Ge one
OF tho latter says:
fG%s @ 90
a n yaa ac 1911 viii nG Sns have
ssss %r:% " y"
s.'! j; saving sss s'sss '1ya
S .ss. :. VI. sss ..s !. sss i:
s$ssS Y:
"a " a.;ss .S ana s !s,
caused HIS light to shine on the unjust ~ the Just
Few 9i the letters #, are signed One is sisned
nd @fnsnes slsasd ma NE III:
Ny own Love. and says: Ak
:" S &c ,aa how 'a *
and poor darl,as Never mind; ! Sia
speak about ii to insmms right away. '''
| The Inst letter is this:
fs IsaS ans SSn 0ss
item @s' suss pssau.s a She y e.ns ,sfs
She @ DE sss '
sssss" ::'G% :ss n
Soy hf's !2ts%ss ~
Is fFG How wss sn t"rse but
Cornelius's affidavit describes this discovery
1880. He left Mrs. Bliss employment that
ston only once since, in. November. 1889. at
the Continental Hotel In this city. Mrs. Bliss
wanted to see him, and Alice had then asked
him to testify on her behalf in tho breach OF
promise case. He refused. and she then asked
him to do her no harm.
The order was made, returnable on jan. 20.
grounds. namely. that the verdict is excessive
and against tho weight OF evidence. In order
that argument might be heard Mt tho same
| M n tho ground NJ noWly diAcOyC rcd L.
dence. tho order to show cause which Justice
Cullen granted yesterday was necessary. The
| Justice did not pnSs upon any question involv-
ing the merits OF the cHse, but issued nm ex-
parte order. to which n iitigant has q right
The Fire Ost when the Fright BeEas.