The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-27

The oross-examInation OF Judge HaGart was
ridge could have gone TO Winchester. from
Lexington and returned the same DAY without
,hs3nysnisp Ss;rro as ADMITTED a. much ss',ps
TOWNS. which were only nnetsen miles apart
a, More testimony q this sort was contained in
and tho defendant were counsel in civil case
and 90 SieSolisyiis. he said on cros: e1 5G
nation. was twelve miles from Lexington By
Is b Ss sSrnpEh onr G sS Ss easily
Judge J. D. Hunt corroborated what Judge
Hag,rt had told p about the presence 81 Col
Thomas Lewis OF Lexington. clerk Of the
County Court Of Fayette county. deposcd that,
Aug. 4. 1884. Col BreckinridRs appeared at
Milliams precinct In Lexington, and vote9.
pr ns IN asTsbs o Sspossd II that 'e COL
Breokinridge voted on Aug :. Miss Pollard in
her testimony named Aug. 4 1851 a. the DAY
in Lexington. She did not say that Col brock
inridse was with her on that day. but that he
Nat l. Bronsugh. a lawyer. testified to the
presence OF Col. breckenridge at Nichollsyille
Kahn. clerk In the PhTnlx Hotel in Lexington.
told. from reference to the hotel register. the
dates ss on p Which Col , BseckiHTdfe had stayed
could not undertake to say. from reference to
the books when Col Br.ckinridge was In Lex
The deposition OF James Ely. clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Faystte county, testified that
case In the Circuit Court on Nov Il. 1881. and
that on Nov. lv he had taken part In the cere-
monies attending IN unwilling of the statue
The DISPOSITIONS OF two sisters connected
with tn. No!re Dame Convent at Reading. o..
read. Sister Mary hyaeintS hs said she She could
not remember Miss Pollard, but the record
was a pupil there for two quarters In 1883.
Sister Agnes hloysius said the record books
vent from September. 1885 until after Christ
mas The deponent was not there at the time:
Both Sisters said 1t was against the rules Of
the convent to allow the pupils to be visited
by men. married or single.
The next deposition was that Of William @.
Il am carpenter" he said. and in 1882 I
was also interested in some blooded stock.
snicEswa1, Ky fused to 90 out there here o %ss
sionally to look At the stock. One day l went
ths,. and Mrs hen ara asked ,S me t. come In and
Mira kean asked, Madeline to play and sing.
asked me TO come back some time, and / said
] would. went back to call. think the. fol-
Tor about two months. Then Madeline and
What did you tell her about going to Eu-
ri said that when We. were married I would
take her to Europe and the Continent"
couldn't take her to Europe: was too poor.
ring and threw It at me. and ran out OF the
room, Nh, picked 2iS ds the sh ring UP"
1T was a gold ring. had IL made for her.
and it cost about $50. 1t was given her as m
engagement ring"
Yes: think she said was rich and could
How l9ng did the enlargement continue af-
That ended It. / went tho next Sunday to
her 6If she refused 70 come dSTn Taas
Twas ~ IL Years Old" '"'' 'ne A'' "''O
We're you In love with herr"
HOW old was Miss POLLARD"
she never would tell me her age. but she
The cross-eIamination OF the elderly lover
developed that he was even more anxious than
lie was asked II his brothers had not promised
20 give him house II he gave up Miss Pollard.
and ho answered thst while that was as not 80.
a big kick about the engagement. and his
brothers promised to help him pay for a house
refused at first. but finally gave in and went
and told her that he was too poor to take her
had the dssirod effect. The deponent said
Miss Pollard h1dalways appeared TO be a good.
y!rtuops girl He became engaged to her about
Aleck, Juliau's, deposition has been so OK
tensiveiy Sdysr:ised that The an \, men,
cred in q somewhat louder voice than usual.
concentrated on him the attention OF the Jury
and the spectators which had been waning for
some time. Julian said he was AZ years old.
lie lived near bridgeport. n.y.. and had met
The winter Of isss In August 1852 he be.
came blind. When he first met Miss Pollard
She was then in what was called society and
| received visits from young men. II was in this
be- R.e 1nd
told the incident OF the mock marriage. 1t
was his custom. he said. to spend Christmas
Miss Pollard also spent the night there; on
assembled company., with the exception Of
the s dfSnE sgSna9g SalF IN.
pans went into the parlor and began tsisinE
about various things The subject OF matri;
Sss snd ss
form OF . mock marriage. just then squire
Tinslsy came In. He Vas feeling pretty
lard said. oh. thsres the man that will
marry me" She had been drinking too much
Julian stood up before the Squire and he per-
formed the Ceremony. Julian and Miss Pol
lard sat down on SS and Ssr while
they went up stairs to Miss Pollard's room.
Ina minute he heard somsb9dy down
and somebody answered that they had gene
up stairs. Squire Tinsley's eldest daughter
so%s fT ssn .sa hat at the s Of
mock marriage Miss Pollard was about IL
years OH. bliss Iollaru says sno was ~ tnen.
When Julian was questioned as to whether
he had taken liberties with Miss Pollard. lie
said he had kissed her once while they we're
sitting on bridge together Cross,eXamined
as to this incident, Julian said he didn't know
whether he had his hands on Miss Pollard
Shsn, he kissed her, but he supposed he did;
kissed her right. I've kissed lots OF women"
Part OF the deposition related to note writ
ten 10 Julian by Miss Pollard after the M ock
marriage incident: He started to tell it's con-
tents. but Mr.. Carlisle objected.
Ho~ pOuld a Hind know of his own
knowledge what was in the note p he asked.
The objection was sustained.
Julian was very complimentary to Miss Pol
lard. She was as nice girl as there was in
the community, so far as virtue was con
Germ ed" he said. and he apoloRized for her
conduct after the mock marriage on the
ground that the eRRnog had gone to her head.
Somewhat reluctantly Julian told OF how 40
became blind. He WAS going TO a fair he said.
In August 1882. and a young man who was
also going told Julian to take his revolver for
him. as he didn't want to carry il while with
his girl, But Il need H." said the friend.
I'm call on YOU" The friend said one cham,
named Trusty. so Julian put it in his