The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-16

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may have been. whom you and Mr.. Justic,
! Cave have done SO m uch to protect from prose
and sSs ns o ss q hE Ss nit sT
false and FRAUDULENT suit and are not nov
dwelling together in perfect unity and con
at least has begun to regard their Joint enter
prise as moro tedious and troublesome thar
| remunerative.
These letters bear the postmarks OF different
| places in Great Britain and on the Continent
Of Europe. and Il may not be without Interest
4 to add that while my agents have obtained rs
% Wired %S4ns S %
on the Nth January and the 10th March
1892. they have also had evidence Of his pres.
ence at other dates In Paris.
need hardly recall to you the fact ~ you
talked with the officers Of the court'j that The
I nlaiinttf In the discursive and not always
to have resided, in Paris m ore than ten years
ago At time when, as have long had reason
capital. and not long before that time whom he
fret introduced himself to mo in New York.
Of 70 hsse lived IN paris ABOUT
on an GRAND Of mine In Washington. wrote me
documents to which you enjoy the access you
have denied to mel. asking me. to forward
city Of Philadelphia. which curiously comedies
WIN the address given by the plaintiff. when
1891. as that from which abe received a regu.
named Walter. from person named Locking
significance hereafter, But I mention them
now. because they illustrate in the first place
finding in this crowded and busy world 81 per- per-
sons who do not wish to be sought and found.
trate the extreme indiscretion Of ASSUMING as
your partisan allies, and associates in your
IA fn Nf
Soa may happen nsvsr G {" have 'e hearS
suade him! Instantly to appear before YOU rV or
his friends ard associates to let you know
to believe that he Is likely 10 DO p a .
and sent into penal seryitude for taking part
In and promoting foul conspiracy OF black
mail.
i Sd hy0 % pdSssd %uaS S or sSss
4fws,s ntS tho dng the
Or by what means could have Compelled him MIN
to admi. that he had written the letters falsely
written them. On what legal grounds and By
whom could he have been COMPELLED either to
could have Sr
r. Gsiss e ssss female oa!ts rl%
af Wilson asF nas ss sim
to encourage her efforts to earn living on the
STAGE 1.-THE plaintiff chose to deny this what
ens S mS it to fs d Sw
counsel By psodqei9c Mr: Wilson Barrett ra Ii" 10
'a at a year 2 3hss s sash
note. as. when the plaintiff recalled what proved
BY. sending two blackmaiing letters signed
With With that name to my house in SouthwelI Gar
uens. 10rtunate!y remembered that / had
N. ns Nv
court was the fact tupon the importance OF
plaintiff. who impudently denied TINT had
eyer been taken to her house by Mr. wilfreI
quest Of Mr. Wifrei Murray had Written at tier f to
Mr. Mr. B M in her behalf. had actually gone to
e 9~P eesk 9Th
this yery note Of mine, written at the request
IDENTIFY denied all knowledge!
fSe td fact yoo viii nj bssTs
and presum me to the methodicai habits of his
secretary | think you win find that there
jnteo CAVE ca, wh hss
this visit hey to H wilson EsHGe to
1pest of occupation whereby to earn her i've
Se si h s'9s snf this T By
but for the testim ony given at my request by |
MI Barrett, thanks to my most fortunate |
request q, Murray. nothing would have been
heard in this case Of Mr., Wilson Barrett, or OF |
sis5 paid & him r. by this plaintiff the on
WHISKY to l1einood eG ON t1e een
t t6s alleged T par; Of h ,R BY
Mr. Mr. Barrett eonelusiyely shows; size was Seek.
about her except through the note written to
him by me at the REQUEST OF wilfred Murray
was. to use the language OF her own counsel
h.nSaGea IN making Preparation" for her
she eeeSed no Of wh4m
'red Murray, and whom she believed under The
name OF Wilfred Murray to be person Of opu.
very high society,""
You will find. think. that this is the account
which sho gives OF herself. her occupations
md her expectations between the 10th OF No.
was during this period. on tho 18th Of Deem.
DER. 1887 wheno OF course. according TO her
1 ,,n. story t she must have been, in the very
% plantiveIy described By her counsel. that
y the irrefragable testimony OF Mr.. wilson
shs dd R wefs as t" matter esre her s
S SS obtain sSs . i5SI him tho empSymsnt
s q, sr.a nYs D hsys sought SIC
to her Il not of If itation. and f Il Is
nut reasonable to presume under the general
While suffering under this dsappolntment
'roaeshinG marriage with M; Wired Murray.
ence and lively expectation to approach MIR
Niison Barrett. some allusion to this unfruit
ul visit might be looked for in an alleged
,d Diary recording the feelings and emotions
1as At one and the same time expect,
ng with exultation an Immediately impend-
ng marriage with a man OF opulence moving
\ "a very high society, and seeking with
nSiety employment on the stage. IN some
. ndsined eapacity. at SO many, shilllpGs a
. .eef 90 BOT think you VII lind in this al
,ade by this plaintiI to Mr. Wilson Barrett rs
r any record Of any conversation on the sub. {
&C., ct with With MI wiIirsd Murray whom she
gu will find. think. that on, Nov. %. 1851.
ONE ONE ten days before this visit was
st,'rds Nm an alleged interview with Mr.
legged conversation there between a woman
ometimes called Begby. and sometimes Bag J.
n. and who appears to have been either a J
narwompn or cook, or both a charwoman 9
,cme OF which conversation as set forth. {