The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-29

| Mrs. Neame has crest and 1t Is embossed
| in gold on the paper on which the letters were
written. The crest is a lion ram pant with the
motto. "Amo ct odi." which reads in English.
Il love and hate"
Mr.. Brooke put in full days work yester.
day. for besides his experience with Mrs.
Neame in the afternoon. he had happy hour
In the morning with her father. when he I'm
ished that sef-possessed old Rentleman's
cross-examination. Mr.. Henrques. the father.
Is something moro than self possessed. He
has been thirty years member OF the New
York Stock Exchange. whore he is known es
BILLY" Henriques Perhaps that tells the
whole story. He is slight man. with youth
full figure. which ne dresses almost daintily.
tho only signs Of his sixty-one years being his
close-cropped gray hair and almost white
moustache. His brows are Jet black. and
his complexion indicates a man who early
in life gave DER burning the midnight lamp
in studious pursuits for the less calm II more
fieeting delights OF large cold bottles and
small hot birds. His life for the span Of o
generation has been passed on the floor OF tho
Exchange or In comfortable corners OF q club.
SO it does not seem necessary to add that Mr..
Brooke's efforts to rattle him were futile. He
even countered some Of Mr. Brooke's leads
with considerable deftness and great salts.
faction.
During these two examinations the defend-
ant alone in all that crowded court room
showed no sign Of entertainment. although
he evinced considerable interest at times.
When the Recorder took his seat on the
bench at the opening OF the court he glanced
over the two blocks OF spectators-one block
facing him. the other on his right-and a scowl
OF dlsapproval disturbed the serenity beRot OF
his presumably excellent breakfast and his
certainly clean shave That glance disclosed
to I'm, ha In ha nf q
number OF women. all OF whom were distin-
Ruished In their costumes by the tower-liks
structure OF their bonnets. Whether 1t was
their sex or only their bonnets that excited
his wrath was not developed but just as soon as
tho crier had concluded his matutina invita-
ton to all persons having business In the court
to come forward and be heard, the Recorder
icily whispered to a court officer:
Tell the officer at the door to admit no
more women in this ROOM"
When Mr.. Henriaues resumed his seat In tho
witness stand Mr.. Brooke performed a friendly
service for Herman Oelrichs by having the
witness state that 1t was not Herman but
Charles Oelrichs who acted as Mr.. Elison's
friend In the interview in which Ellison pro-
posed to the broker to fight duel with pistols
across a table. This matter being amiably
Strengthened on the recrd. Mr.. Brooke re-
spm9d his s, Investigation OF Mr.. Henraues's
do yoI know a woman named Emma
Char 7" he asked. making pendulum OF his
Sseh wSstRef the had the
OF Emma 8 acquaintance or not.
lido not know her; I've met her at the race
track" answered the witness.
!" But you have called on her. oh p pursued
Mt Brooke.
"Oh yes. I've called on her." replied tue witt
ness. and he plainly considered that that did
not affect the fact OF his not knowing her.
Mr.. Brooke then wanted to know II witness
had not met" Emma at her home. The witt
ness declined to answer at first, ana there was
a sharp exchange OF questions and answers.
which Mr.. Welman ended by YEARLY Advising
the witness to answer and save tins" Mr.:
Henriques then ex planned that he had called
on Emma Charles In relation to evidence In
HIS daughters divorce case.
This satisfied Mr.. Brooke on that point but
he had long list OF names OF women which he
succeeded In transferring to the witnesses
calling list. But in each instance the witness.
denied that he made Il practice OF displaying
his revolver TO the woman In question. and an
nouncing a sanRuipary intention affecting the ,
top OF Mr.. Ellison's head.
After this matter had engaged the animated
attention Of counsel and witness for somd
time. Mr.. Brooke made pressing appeals tai
Mr. Henrques TO tell all he could about hiy
persona al troubles with members OF the StocL
Exchange. This disclosed tho fact that the
lilo had passed between the witness and Broker
Bate man and Broker Mtchell
But that was n long time ago. sAid the
witness In a boys. Wilt boys tone, lie had
invited these br3kers cut into BROS slrsst to