Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-31

by public record that he was engaged as
counsel In the notorious case OF the Com
monwealth against Olle Brown, which
became involved I'm legal tanglc.
Th- defendant then described his legal
engagements that kept him al the courts /
IN Nicolasvillc. Winchester. and elsewhere
In the summer OF 1851. He said he was
not IN Cincinnati the 16th or nth of Au-
gust. He was In court at Winchester on
saturday, the 10TH and at home the nth.
He accounted. in his testimony, for bis
time during August. claiming that h.
was busily occupied. This was in answer
20 testimony about meeting the plaintiff
during August and September at Sarah
Guests. On the evening OF the 9th OF
September he left Lexington with MEM
bers Of his family for Washington. lie
left Washington at once, leaving his son,
who was then going 10 school at Law
rencc'iale. and going on 20 Boston. leav-
in8 his daughter. on the way, at Nelles-
ley College Then he returned with the
remainder Of his family by way Of the
sea 10 Norfolk. and returned to Lexington
about September 18th or 18th.
AT MISS ROSES.
The defendant said after his visit with
plaintiff his next improper meeting with
her was at "a house IN Cincinnati I'M the
latter part Of October lie remembered
uhe cate p'cd"Ht lhtie was i'ep""li."i'
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Rose. lie left her there while he went
out 10 transact some business She re-
NAMED there until he returned. They
were there several hours. Hc went from
there TO his hotel and then went TO
Lexington. They did not return togeth-
tr. ono was uhi'Cl'ep "ii'h u" Ieit n't
whether she Would go 10 h,r mother
OF 20 ba'k 10 Lexington. lie uh4'r-
stood from her afterwards that she had
gore TO Frankfort and then TO Lex
inglon.
'Did you osk"d Mr. HuttcrWorth.
pay her anything 7n that occasion?'
whatever her expenses were said
Mr. Brccklnriise. "ot course l paid
thcm.'
Alr. Ereckinridcc having said he did
not attend the Republican meeting, Mr..
Butterworth remarked:
you did not have that advantage
Mr. Brecklnridge said this was the
first time be ever visited Mrs. Roses
house with plaintiff and tine first Inn
proper meeting hc had with her after
seeing her 20 the gate Of the Styr- In
siitute. The defendant then went on,
describing his movements during the au-
lunn' his court engagements. ~c. lie
came 10 Washington, he said, about the
91th Of February following
The defendant saw the plaintiff during
the months of November December. and
Jauuary at tho house hr had named and
on the street. but hc could not recall
exactly the last occasion. lie was i'm
Washington until the 10th or 18th of
March. He was here during the inaucti-
ration of Mr.. Cleveland. There was
some gentlemen from his district who
were willing 10 serve their country. and
b." introduced them to the President.
Then, learning OF his mothcr-in-laws se-
riOus condition, be- hastencd back home.
te had no knowledge az that time that
ihe piainun claimed 10 be- in a delicat"
condition. The first time he know of such
claim on her part was in tho summer
of 1881 II was the nrst time he had
had from h.r or any one any utimatiou
If such character. The nrst time he
had had any iutimation that such "a state
bad carried her to Cincinnati in I>>J was
i'm the winter Of lSg- 49, when she asked
him to help obtain a position for a lady
here whose brother SD" said had ben
n.' rnySi,'"n III l"''hHAu "H,n sne was
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18th of August. n. had h0IroI bring i'm
what WAS known as the Morrison him
which ryt G.up ON tba rr.. lfst ana
a- his district WAS th. LARGEST herlr-
growing district i'm the country. his friends
auiiciratal he would hav. "A hot n.ht.
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l7th. ana hc went home o. Ic present
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