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

PENDANT and the community, or the country.
have been brought within the limits Of this
The co@mgni., hs; NO Int.r.s. IL any cas-,
STySts 20 ss ssv thst us,es
an IN sdm GH tered With the outcome Of III.
cas-. vhsthcr that outcome be Tor the Dial -
eSne.rn. n and L shoSld not matter, one
tsai x xsiss' yash e, :Sans
you'd Sa should n s5s' eop %s sSs. about
S n: cr e.. .sde.,an Of ne s% the
truth. and your duty e 70 render such YER YER
are to detsrmine the lights Of these parties 10
this controversy. and not to settle any abstract
principles OF morality. however importantsu en
me az sstion 10 thI. ease. and the ulti% "a At:
s s 81 sse. ..r n s%S
put and T;GsYcd In nc ma s
that Question you are to determinS uPon the
that the svidsnss shows TO have - bsistsd b;
s1cIusiyeis b. the .ydsncs. IL Is not aues-
Sn T's from sRs :ya.Ss.
tract OF marriage existed between these par
% o as 70 S.9s he ps
tin. Tho question, IL whether you ind In the
evidence any legal excuse or jpstifieation for
'"' You have BEEN told that this action has
been brought and the verdict against the de:
r panisRins si% . q that Find
should be permitted to in anywiss AFFECT, or
the tos 81 .cash in
case for the purpose OF repaiIing the character
tro lie By the svide1ss. NO matter whose char
81 your . verdict 70 repair the chArsStsf q
' shoSid .,y ineran.t. ! s.:sn:'. Q, :lEpT. =;
have V rsvoItsd, iinser In your ,rscolisetion. do
not permit It In any Wise TO color your view Of
ss' hs e. :ss
srsIsss g:s: q ,s: :a,s as S he.
OF the plaintiff and OF the Defendant not only
; sR.ls ri: S.:s. that bat S e. near: PI ns
sss:ts o. sis:as crs %
and and that this previous history and the eiream::
snlic htenins that main question; and possI-
s s, i S:: been :s may Ss
bearing upon the subject Of the amount OF
s. ID
sons Why ~ he should be excused from compiT-
you to put yourssIf In tho place Of the parties
to h 70 aSGe '9S s.R Ss
human nature. and to measure them By the
' as you'd your o spHss ~ Sa.
estimate the inherent her HroSS Siii5isf Gr thslr
sssern stories enc tnSI sevet, ,cdIsn,.d Py
their lives. and the incidents that are detail cd
IN evidencs, you are TO Judge OF the credit that
when their statements are at Variance with
each other. and are uneorroborated By other
Judge Bradley then gave the Jury his ruling
on the rs.peetiye prayers OF the parties. and
''"f,s sum Il al W. il you fall to md tina.
contract Was made or that tho defendant was
9% the Of
you nd that sSes contract =. DID sSsst and
you are to md for the plaintiff"
THE JURY RETIBKs.
The Jury then. at 3:07 p NJ. were taken In
charge by couple OF bailiffs. and were ss-
cortsd TO a chamber over the court room TO
the Jury went out. and then he walk cd around
rapidly. cleared Col. Breekinrioge and his
asy. the JUNIOR coSnssi' Just ssro.s IL. s!rsst.
and as he was coming down the Court House
steps an opsa hArouehs with two ladies' In II
Ise S thsm. Ths ladies' were col. BrscfinS
RIDGES wife and one Of his daughters by his
while and then the ladies drove away. leaving
Col Breckinrldee standing on the paSement.
His lace Was sinlhng ana No laughed heartily
judge Wilson and Mr.; Carlisle. Miss PolIa5d.s
once. opposite the Court House. with their
client. who remained remarkably cool for .
Hnd: fuf She sad E.: and !:
Sss nsary al H DAY iiI Ellis the ES,h:Ty
snOt5.r e the party rn, ASS@s hsaaTsd men
seats when the Jury returned.
During the hour and q half that the Jury
Court House. but most Of them vent away
when told BY the knosing ones that there
wGqd hardly be verdict rS5 hSpTn
Judge bradley Was advised ipmsdiatslJ. snd
III HE. s" about = Court Hoa1s Rundrsd pscpls
faew It Is auislJ as the Judge. and locked
I %iSuts the at SSs room ms the Srs al.a
sGwl. In as.Esd .b ~ ,h the S.il t6f
Brsekinridcs easy and dshOnAir as usual
With Col Phil Thompson, Dssha BTeekinridge,
aHd hr. Meksees5 Of his counsel who has not
dsY alter LAWYER Shelby slapped LAWYER
Johnson's face that he carried gun They
straight ahead. There Was quick suhsidsnes
OF the noise made by the spectators in taking
thair seats and. while Judge Bradley waited
for Miss PollaId's counsel 70 appear the big
room Eas As quiet aud Still ~ = church during
q funsrAl ssrVtea
THE VERDICr.
At 4:4O CAldsron Carlisle. Miss Pollard's at
tornsy entered hastily. looking somewhat
surprised At the lurymon sitting quietly In
their seats. He bad hardly sat doWn Nh6a
CLERK HEDGES called the roll VI the iuTJ. Thea
he put the usual question:
Gsntlsnsn q ths jury. have y0u agreed