The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-06

writer hiSSi9 complIm snt.d che other person
on the literary ability displayed"
20 {G s being sNsy Tsn
yss that be wss Impatient Of the dutiss that
ws p. sa RIP 'ns pers0n W ""0i '"' '''''
was there anything said in these eommu;
Ns:n Se shsuld T 6 20 al he Gpt..
In many OF the lettere. In very glowing
70 r Whom tRs letter. we're addressed was de-
Was there at any tim. in 1890 snythIp,s
having things where people could see them;
il was this: Not TO leave thinGs where per
cons might see them 10 going through bureau
:" DO you remember sny. com munication that
had a peculiar address TO it1'
One letter was ,addtsss:d M Dear spit.
corroboration for Miss Pollard.
:. Do yoa rssgmembsr anything that was said
iTh. letter wa. in . very playful tone. In
one OF the letters the person addressed was In :
formed that Letters MAILED at &c ,s. hSDr
reach here in the afternoon. and the person to
mail the letters that they would always reach
here in the afternoon. In one Of the letters
was .sprsss.d ss to Tie Ysttsrs having reached
their destination and said: III you receive this
letter writ; IN me postal card ssking me Tor
The eross-eIsminstion OF Miss Lowell de-
psSe cs 1H.a9 S.rg ~R Ssasss Mary
Jolly looking negrese. the typical Virginia
TSon.. NssSn PAGE e e.sans on.
and she toid her .t9Iy with dIsnity. Some q
Brsckinridgs laugh. Mary said she was
the, cook at $40 II street where, her PEG.
the house in the interim. and Miss Pollard
a eompsnion. Mrs. Thomas By the way. has
disappeared since the suit Yves fled and can
not Located b Mss ISsid. .!tO,nsy.
sSIef he H dsnles Ssyins yrs.sSted to Mss
IL thousands OF times" She had seen 4.
i .Ss sal. sd 6a the Of Miss ,,t bS
that ne did not know that Mas Pollard he the
Sa.Lst and iItlns,sd that shs had a., stolen !.
plantation dialect what happened one day last
May when Col. Brsefinrld9e, called on Miss
con at Mrs. Thomas the. day bsfore, she
said. and when the witness had escorted the
fSs4d S s RnEo. ana .ps BE fsa S Misc
lpncSs go :S.r W eat Ha' al as S.t: q ~ fis
eh.'u shO Noh nv ~ ,ou w
keeping in deh fall want you come and lib
VIII US i says: No. cyant do dat. cause
been viii my people sixteen yuhs de flf OF de
Mary also testified that she had seen Col
Breckenridge frequently put his arms around
Miss Pollard and kiss her: Mary succeeded in
getting two digs in at the defendant during
the cross-examinattou.
When In April 1893. did Col Breckenridge
begin to cal on Miss Pollard 2" Major Butter
AprilSS repeated Mary. why. he begin
to come JUS es soon as she come there in Feb
And Col. Breckinridgs came every day she
was there p asked Major Buttsrworth.
No" said the witness with O. smile. he
como only sbery day wen he In deh city an
wen he want IN deh city den de tslgramses
Much laughter made Mary know she was APP
How did you happen to see Col. Breckin-
ridge kiss Miss Pollard p asked Major Butter
oh. dey didn't min me-" she answered
" Dey jes wen right on. Den could see 'em
ssttin' on deb parlor sofa together VIII his
arms nroun' her He would throw his arms
aroun' her an kiss her almost uninterru pted."
After Judge Wilson had shown by the witt
ness that Mrs Thomas with whom Miss Pol
lard was SO intimate. was the daughter OF
show her entire responsibility" the court ad
iourned