The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30

port. h. said. turning TO Major Buts.rve.ta
Who bad been msm6sr Of the investigating
no. ice yours" was the reply.
y .TSS.a I.s sS sqd s,o. T Bu.ssrvortA
loud yhi.psr "its, in your handwriting. but
nEysfybody laugh At this, rsYsth, Jude.
prinstpsily pscsas. the. d.t.adsnt had t.sti,
Ned that he had received y and had mentioned
.ssed he, ~, Ss. i s:SuS III: sss.i
ipfu.nes bin. Jude. Br.al.y: n msntionIns
been secured and published in nsvsp.p.rs be.
the papers for what he called their improper
MAJOR Buttsrworth then read tn. disputed
wrnsrls Courier. yuly - 1884
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lent 70 come ont hers 20 q: so:ss for had son.
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,s ..r. s. -ous e.S.. Sl.ns,aTs
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ssiss fully pr.psr.d you tes ssorc. ess. but st.n
a:. se: sfs s. MT N; uo RssopP Tor e.
.. SH "a h =; Es.% es.t ne r. 40 nJus
so marry BIN. bu, t..eh snd r.fusi al h. had -.
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ss Ss h and % aS sc 70 s Se, ~.
only ehsne. she Il iihsly 10 have. lit.d your face.
I'm: .r' Il %; ely ana sc.d ear; to com.
am 1.r, r..peeifrliy Vours
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And when he concluded he resumed his ex-
think finterTuptsH you in your converse
ton with the plaintiff about the letter" he
when you received il ut Lexin eton -
my recollection as to the letter received
from the plaintiff was was, tha. put Il sy.y IN my
Washington, and wrote to Lexington that the
nles OF the office be examined. and this letter
iiles at my house. but could not find the other
letter"
leyan college. you must state the occasion
upon which you went to Cincinnsti and the
tmS {o9 called a, !hr w e. "a, e
business in which the GoyernoT OF Kentuct1
was engaged with me. and I aleo had a desire
among which was the Arnold viii case. in
which q number Of gentlemen were engaged
month or six weeks, as In. courts in which
practised would be In session the next week:
Ssn .hs o st S.g on Friday
:" How are you snsbled to flI the day. You
my memory. repeat 1t was FRIDAY. tho FIRST
day Of August Iesollectod by refresh my
Friday. the first day OF August"
What time did you call at the college?"
part 'a The %,spnoo S sSoas V SeoSi pes
bsps. little later" $3.50, ,.''
What conversation took place in response
p1 went Ss5 @ and ssnt my
was invited into the room on the left hand
when 81. "
in substance that she supposed that she had
rather astonished me, with the gravity Of
feared H she had V eXsSeerate ed the mater sa
and hoped It would not prove worse than a di-
yoree suit: sat on the diysn and she on the
the tR" street, rect The convorsasion In me- disfeiy
Re 10 give ths exact used on .tSsr
which surrounded her and under which she |
m ade an agreement with Mr.. Rodes. shall / |
se Sge replied Major Bu..srvortb
Il didn't know until that conversation who |
the mother OF the plaintiff was. I had known
marriea P had Known her uncle iem a. we were
boys together. She told me she was living
ad q Esd m t sSs
then proceeded to tell me that living at her
rot having the means q Getting an education.
ind heF a. her
81 her fathers and had known her since she
was little girl He had fallen In love with
Ter and expected to marry her She didn't
want 70 marry Rodes. He WAS = great deal
marry him because he was Ignorant She said
he had been very generous TO her
md had paid her quite number OF
iisits. She then told me that she and
Mr. Rodes had entered into an arrange.
nent BY which he was TO marry her
liter he had provided her with an sducation.
md she wanted to know whether M. Rodes
,ould compel her to fulfil that agreement. I
n AIDE some rem rks and laughed at the idea
Il a girl In this age being compelled to marry
anybody. OF course he could not compeI her
Q marry ,I him: and knew Of no law By which
put 1t Into the share OF rather light answer.
Is L cd me IL was certain Mr. Rodes could no.
max Q her marry him. i said No The con
'ersatlon took a somewhat Rraver turn and
he could hardly keep from crying. then
Isked her why she hadn't asked her grand
reated some unpieasantness In her family
bout Il. Then asked her why she didn't tait
o her uncie about il She became excited and
tut a handk rrehief to her face. Alter a moment
ne went to the Window and said: There ia a