The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15

thu trayesty on justice. where experts get
70 So SIN asS ...s e time n.v vanId
come, he s.id, yhsp thssourt and not litigant,s
tS.t was done thsls would not b iusIIee o
S:S 9T X e; :iisS ~ an instance
s.nsstioDsl scene vac na,rrowly, dy ,hssghs
.u.s soss:f ye .s. ' S on . When
Nsdslins Pollard had written to we.sis Brown:
o .sho z. ssS h.t ,h.y got letter from
the husband Of Vessel. B5Swn M kaeip .Ss,
R,osn s .y.r .Tcu ss @
M. stoli turned t9 Gel Br.csinrid ,Ss, sn q
:is few sSrdss i,etnids. nssai:S snd
btoii, hi. fac. very white asked Judge Wilson
DO you ,E mean te,tnsinuste.. Judge Wilson.
do not, said JUDGE Wilson. d.a. an. II
sls ss brown oS nj letter ter in nJ your poek
Do You mean to .lncinu.te, that I va. =
lace iivid but his words cool 80. v
a mean to say that you had that Wessie
Letter In ySs. Jaas
You hsd L in your pockes- did you notH'
Wen, tssts ell 1 s.y: and I want to say
this. too. that these gentlemen are not going
Sss s,t Sy s ne Es tr rS .Isttns
charges against my client 'fhse' what L
kminuts later, there yas . covert warning
given in the court room that may m ear m UGH.
Judge Wilson had handed the s ,1ss1s tosgsss
going on Judge Wilson, sitting quietly in the
witness boz. waiting unti:ths Jury was through
nth lie Inspection happened 10 oa'ch MI
0@ You'ii hear from thi. later oni, broke out
.Ss;Ss. :sss. y Which that vie ia.inSssiaa
r,.rniy asked Jades wilson. With dsnsne. in
mean" said Mr.. stoll quietly as before.
that Iou insnuat that mad somethinE 70
do With : forgery. which 1 d'nounee as vile
fWhst do you mean by the other COURT
Whst DO you mean mean. py the other oourtT per-
Nc. stoll shifted IN his chair. but made no
s1s s%o lSoEiss son s sss sa
.SS.. ss St, enough 81 shi." he 'aid'
Judge Wilson bowed. and went on speaking
sh as S. admit %.:
Tsiins % O.. various material point. IN II:
n Sns sssr wilson GGs &c his .rrumsn.
stt}12;So. whs. the court took r'osss until
During tbs recess Col .Breekinridge. Col.
r9ss ss sssa. morning f Ss
sSss; .n TiHn s6 f wen. ssS toasS. S.
There was much bad feeling displayed on the
Ga could ss sS Se
aia suSs: 5aSs: @. sssu las 3.
again to address the jury.
hAs 81 70 ssS Of . sas
man sometimes says things which probably
The B.s Nc s sss h a II n
that Mr.; stoll forged that letter or was . party
these ss II IL Son.
TO show you how easily handwriting can be
am now about to present the name OF Mr..
this case. l am not chSrsins him with any:
do and nsat sse wo S1 Mr. ssoi h"a: M. n DO
MT. stoll sat quietly listening to this expla-
HSso Pa W III b, nj nisSsd 70 ar'pS
Taking up Mas Poard's claim that she had
S5fa to SaS th' t %sSn
said that Dr.: Mary Street had testified that she
asns. sna s.:r r N .sid that Is.
Street had never peen there. but Sister Cecilia,
thsSsioSe better abe to Know W.. said that De- DT.
= Mary street had visited young woman there.
IN ssylum The liS1arY snI WHEN Ms" i Pollard lard
says sne prssented to Sister Cecilla were also
{, Miss Hoyt. with whom Hiss Pollard boarded
n 81 :asHs 1sss the :hsD sfsa
away In 1885 and had not brought back.
not .aa iH, ssfs a c.rss JaS9. Wsen ni a.
:osis., Shlrl.d 9 re hin q e an Infant demand.
J%ass wiison too made s <. demand e knew
Th,s Sa MAJ By M, Car
meet with another interruption from Mr., stOll
appear tia. his associates. Carlisle and John:
sns g moa. fully Hsra dsns Mss
Pollard wiz The ssyi .nd NJ, stou h,v.,.
eoun.slt 70. the DEFENDANT expressly diselaimsd
any such purposss = a,..,.,r.a a. .,a
Judge Wilson. bot the inisrenes was put in
such, q way that &c would, not be misunder-
c.rs s sSof ths Stand that Il. inference
q the card and should
,Mr. stoii made, no reply to this. and Judge
Would you bslIsvs he was such a brute.
sIsh 6mos;tssT siIssd Judge Wiison after
arsstor 81 SANE Instst. would ses ons q
the sehoolgtrl pupils at that place to house
Of ss :Sa c cU TS's ss
Tor ysrioa. act: Of d.csp tioe. and 5. did not
and Kept her near him all these years. and |
claim that the Obligation was ? thousand
tmss eI S,ss on his part that he should make
Mr.. Wilson. In conclusion. asked the jury to
impale the defendant with the iAvelin Of JUS
tice. and hold him aloft on II an example to
others disposed to wroDgdoing. and justice
judge Wilson flushed at 2:2s o'clock. and
Judge Bradley i'm msdiately began his charge
= to the Jury. reading from manuscript He
sAid:
JUDGE BRADLEs's CHARGE
Gentlemen OF the Jury; It IL a subject for
great congratulations that this long. and, In
many respesls, tedious case has at last reached
that point where the evidence, having all
been given, and the Arguments OF counsel de-
SoIsui. ~ oe evs sns 1u nI ., sns Sourt 70
matter OF eongral ulation TO the community
that a ease which has attracted so much gen
erAl attention and notice. and which, In the
details OF Its evidence and In It's eiEeu stances.
has been so extremely psrpieious In its
lutsd the stream OF daily news for so many
weeks. has run Its weary length and 1t is a
matter OF eonzTatula alton to you that having
served many days beyond the required term
Observes which the Law ordinarily would have