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

,ob.v. seen hsdsiins Pollsrd az lena single,
tom house Benekhsrt te.iinsd thet IN 49, ~
he gs b.. pTp,a S., At s n. n0shss.
which the brother had acquired the year pre-
yious A map Of this VICINITY was sho ,. the
ops 81 ME- Holsras sttorns s and X. said Il
was ecrrect .ho.Ins Of the sitast ion q the
Bis rSh'. =; tSS +h SS e sssr hSSis
} spstII M woms % BeneSssrt said he was
positive that .ena singleton had not occupied
shs bs.I not u i've, NJ propristPess Of any house.
such Ne Brant and kaufman descriosd' s ,,, ne
.omsThS! h.siile feeling eli, sst \, ,n MT.
Too, aud rspresent opposite sides in the case,
which hss teen arnarsnt since MT Farrell
made his apn.ar,nce va, brought ont broadly
witness ne 10 whether, Lena sinelston had oe-
enplsd a cottage on Third street few doors
Wb%ts that to DO with itY' Mr. ston inter
why. your friend. Mr.. Br.nt,". said Mr..
M" dspo sP that lena siDsston lived on
'fi siSt s2 3. sGn sfIf s s.
shOuld Be GLAD 10 ind that ne said. north OF
.106. very well. Il doc'n't matter. said Mr..
tried to impeach his testimony By endesyor-
ing ~ ehp " that he was not OF good character.
n the negative Mr. stoii said that ~ down
not merely LeYinRton city, but Miss Pollard's
attorneys would not allow Benckhart to answer.
M: ns sio SDd afs Ss sSSe5Sa % IN
answer 10 Mr.. Stol. that Mr. Kills had told
sseS Els :. III. Rsepeq Of Niger ero roc Ss
Mr. Ff bdno got Btnaahs e SAY that
,n"sa T Nr. P Si With doubt n sIs ,on nse
Yer. thor DID have the temerity to appoint
left. reiortsd Mr. Farrell turning round on
fven Judge Bradley assisted the laughter
chat followed with one OF hi. grim sm les
stephen Dunn gave testimony similar to
tpper street near Third. knew the persons
Nho had occupied he houses In the neighbour
Woman as Lena singleton lived in the neigh.
p1ns % 1h s Ia. So Brs tncxa nGH
fSing sGsusr. followed the testimony, Of
the defence and read By Mr. stoiL She said
che knew Miss Pollard at the Capitol Hotel in
Pollard at Mrs, stouts house in Bridgeport:
sppesr.d to. be between i! ana n year. old.
associates at Bridgeport we're iust the opposite
OF men OF good character; that she frequently
sSSt The dsponest had ms, Lena sinseton and
BAG spsnt ten day. at her house 10 LeSington
r. od kc6s who t psd
Nis. fOsIds sdgOa1n 81 M fondi.on that she
years ago when sS. married. Much Of the
womans testimony was not admitted by Judge
Fifteen minutes after the court con vene for
the afternoon session the reading OF Mrs. NIL
addressing Judge Bradley. said the defence
would like to submit to him privately some
Green. The argument submitted privately to
Judge Bradley by Mr.. Stoll lasted halt an hour,
and then Col. Brecginridge took the oath and
began his testimony.
COL DREcKISRIDeE BEGINS HIS STORY
Il wac born near Baltimore, Nd" he said
20 Major Butterworth's questions on Aug. ~
issser BaltImofs in the spfins Of fs45 ier
Kentucky taxing my brother ana me With
.se 1In in 1855 f ssssn Che
study OF law in the following year and lived
my iad :s hs
Louisvilie UniveIsity In February. 1857. and !
be- Ssp sss p: gSn. lay The 81
wa. 2; This dlplom. was license. and on |
ans b:, The ns Of sssS s
child was born. i entered the. Confsdcrate
service under q provisional order issued by
ganize company. which i did and was Cap
tain In mis- regiment; J aitsTwArd became
Cavalry; WAS married the second time on
SEPT. ~; 1851. The marriage was hastened
ssi had s children sS3f Ss sIz
S s0q.s 4, Il s~ l
s.g srnsr In n RSartnsT:hip with B'SH1|amn
fSra.d apDs'n'i Ssrtasr:h diSs" with iS b.
Shelby, and last June ". took my son, Desha,
.1 In q and
the Forty .ninth Congress- from the Lexington
district and have served continuously ever
itmsnt q Ksn Sfa nSsrsty and ssVs
bnrn connected with educational institutes in
Those biographical questions answered.
sialor Butterworth began the interesting part
DO you know the plaintiffY'
II do" was the answer.
%h:p and SS hare, DID a5st SEQ the
do not rom :aS:r d. dats: met her on !
member that the day was chilly, ana I had
niy o. sreoat with me, left Il in the rear Part
) YopnR woman sitting in one Of IL. cars near
stopped and said; ! suppose / ought to
know yon. but young people grow up so upon
one thatI cannot remember them she said:
! ! know you Everybody knows you 4ndth
hsy name was Madeline Breckenridge Pollard.
and that her father was great admirsr OF
John G BrsekinSidgs. and had named her after
would have named me john She said she
knew Dr. Dudley In Lexington. whom knew.
We had some further conversation. In which
she said her father was dead. and that she WAS
going to Frankfort TO see her sister, who was
living OF con sun ption. When the train nsAred
FRANKFORT left her. saying hoped her sister
When did you next hear from Madeline
Pollard n Major Buttsrworth asked.
cannot M the date" was the answer |
" but y was some weeks after that received q
Tell me- about that letter"
have been unable to ind that letter. I |
Fan state substantially that IL contained "A re- !
lusst for me to come 10 see her at the WESLEYAN |
College on matter OF business. wrote In
fsply that II would be ineonVenisnt for me TO | /
,oms to see her. and suggested that II she
gould write about the nature VI the business
you'd be glad To advise her"
Colonel. state whether you received an
'theT letter from the plaintid."