The evening world., 1893-09-28
Mis-. NEAME'S STORY.


TJr. Webster said that the wounds
looked very much as If they had been
don 10y the heel of a boot"
O'Sullivan passed lllison's cant up to
tn. doctor. lho Witness Naminc II and
said the ferrule end Of TIN" cane was
from u~ne-uuattor Ia one-half men in
diameter.
"piI YOU ever see the seal on n ring
as large as that asked the lawyer !
doctor.
Dr. Webster had seen such a seal ring.
could u man, wearing Il seal ring
aud striking another u blow In the eye.
inrirt such a wound and leave such Il
mark as that which You found in Mi,
lirnriuueS'S eyc"'
10 other questions he said lirnriuurs
had Il pulse of ll", and h. thought that
much higher thar would result from
eNuitement.
When Mir. O'Sullivan had finished, MIR.
W,llmun asked If, in thu opinion of Dr.
Webster, tn" wound ON Mr.. lienriuurs's
seal ring. Nh. Hrooke objected to this
ne calling Tor II Incr" guess, but In.
Webster replied, positively:
no. sir: in my opinion 1t was done
with the end Of a stick
"N,hy, doctor" irawlrd O'Sullivan.
"Well. because in tn" first place. Hen
riuues told rn" he had been iabbbed with
II stick, and that seemed liz, 4 reason
able explanation of the wound"
Dr. Webster examined the broken-han-
died cane. and said tina, he would not
think the stick with which Hcuriques
was jabbed had a ferrule AZ long as
that.
james Mcmahon, one OF the hack
men who ran to the rescue Of Henriqucs,
came next.
81 was standing by my rig in front
Of II East Thirty-ninth street. when
SOME person hollered out: ''There's a
fight" and | turned around and saw
two men in tie snt'"r. There were five
came up We found Mr.. Ellison and Mr..
IlcnriQu%+ IN the gutter. Mr.. Ellison
was on his knees ON top, of Mr.; Hen
riun's. who was living on his back. Mr..
Ellison was beating him with u cane
and with his fists. We took Mr.. Ellison
off and som" others raised Mr.. Hen
riHueT TO- his feet. lie was all bleeding:
at him again, but We held him. He
did get near enough To kick him in the
eye. some others took Mr.. H%cnriqucs
home. II" was very weak.
Cross-cNamining. Mr.. Brooke drew out
that tho Witness heard no shot, fired and
saw no pistol. McMahon said that he
didn't see Ellison kick Henriuucs in the
eye, but Honriqu"s told him of it.
lowed in confederation of Mcmahon.
II" SAW Ellison with his knee m Mr..
H"nriuucs's chest as he lay on his back
in the gutter.
ELLISON was using both hands. He
had Il cane in one hand. and he was jab-
bling Mr.. iienrilues with the can and
r%3nnding him win h,s fist at the same
"Did You see him kick Mr.. Hen
r'Hi"s" aSkqx Mr.. WHliman. ,
saw him kick him. He kicked at him"
solomon J. Fatnan. a cotton broker.
ut ~ Broad, street, identified Ellison as
a man he had seen at Jacapes's sixth
avenue restaurant. at a little after I
o'clock on the evening of June : last.
'pid Eou hear Ellison say ANYTHING
to a man named Allen" asked Mr.. Well
man.
Yes, lie told Mr.. Alien that he had
lust had d row with a nan in Thirty
ninth street. who had insulted him: that
a pistol on him, and h had pounded
the man. He said You will see an ac-
count of 1t in the papers tomorrow. and
~ probably be arrested when reach
Mr.. Brooke thanked Mr.. wellman for
bringing this witness and excused Mr..
Fatman without a question.
John W. Wright, IA clerk and starter
for II. WhliS,S hack stable. Was at the
door of the Union League, | East Thir-
t%y,-ninth street, the evening of June 3,
w"rhs Madison a venue i lie folEio "a"F the the
hack drivers who ran to the relief OF
nSnrignes: iiS saw ELLISON iab his ad.
with his fists about the head.
II saw Ellison strike Henriques in the
FACE a hall dozen times. | saw him
hl'h AT fi'llfllNtS AFTER MCMAHON.
Young and others had dragged him off
nenrilues. ! saw no revolver"
To Mr.. Brooke the witness said that
tn" Union league club was about IA
block from tn" scene of the fray. and
that when he first looked Ellison
and Henriuu"s were on the sidewalk
and got into III" gutter later on.
The. ha"kmcn had already started to
run that way.
f"ors" tunard Allen, Il merchant. 30l
Produce Exchange, was the next wit
ness, He had known Ellison more than
twenty Years IT. was to him that FL
iison said at : O'Clock p. NJ. on June :.
at Jacll"SS restaurant, on Sixth ave
nnc, that he had had a row with a
man: mat IN" man inslilt"d him.; he
struck the man; the man then drew Il
pistol ana he, licked him.
~" showed me " cane: he said he had
biok'n II ON inc man, ana he expected
10 ne arrested for H..
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