The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-30
District Attorney that he was 40 years old, the
conversation ran on like this:

District Attorney that he vas 40 years old. tn
conversation ran on like this:
.o-Aro you a member OF tho Turf club Alt is on
oHWsrc you a member when 1t disbsnded' A.
0were you not expelled for as'aultins Fred May II
ARE you member of the Union Club, Al an
81 % pss.sai,Ing Nj, Msr,, NO ..
s o", on t no. street to sht e"ea me mar
UHBnt 10 not a light an assault, Al do not con
The Recorder interrupted the conversation
with the remark. " But do consider iiGh
The witness looked genuinely amazed at
this bit OF information and answered. Then
| IL was an assault"
| o.---were you Suspended from the Manhattan Club
for s..auning Nc H.nne.y' A-woli, We had
o"Ai the staten I.lan1 iotep did you throw. plat.
wHsf s and , snosa nis eye out A-N
9ln 1881, lid you assault Mr.. Andrews in front OF
9-And knock him down. Aye.
mp soa ea Rnt
o"Ts wa, little man. was he not, A-About your
Q-Ail these men you ngh, with ar. little. they
Mr.. Brooke objected to the question. and the
Court sustained the objection. Then Mr. Well
ten tent memoranda that lie f had and asked:
o-pid you have a night MT the Peninsula Hotel Sea.
.Q'IIIne time you were in company with lady
Q.liIsSen mn. At anT.i.: restaurant Alt wa,
3SEaannS% snsS! t- AH:.i s.
rested a., AmI gave no ONES name =. nm. ~,
your re:idsneq a. ~ Manhattan claoi X.isase ihe
yours who had dined with you for ysarsi Ale had
was O'Clock In the morning
Mr. Wellman went on with this style Of ex-
hs data ITS
and quarrels. most OF which the witness de-
MED having been engaged n; Then Mr.. Well;
200 rounds end sI was feet inches tall
Mr.. sleyin. who is about S feet inches and
and THAT S Spdsd that At, feature 2, NJ; wsi%'sn's
OF Upewritton notes. which proved to be tho
record in tho Neame divorce case; He used
divorce case that there was no engagement OF
marriage between Mr. Ellison and Mrs. Neame
!, was then that Ellison said he would periure
he had not said he would not perjure himself
Tho witness denied that Mr.. Neame had left
action In attempting to Introduce Mrs. Neames
done to protect himself.
Are YOU in love with Mrs. Neame?"
WAS. but am not now" answered the wit
Mr. Wellman next took UP the subject Of tho
relations betwe es the witness an. and Mrs Neame
WHY" na testied he said M. wellman
wha s s Of ss In
'fRS sl9 h 'aS %si%"n there
whnt aseepd NJ %elmsn.
IT. do not wish to degrade the lady" tho
The Recorder explained to the witness that
he t1 ~ only decline to on the ground
Then ! decl inc on that ground" the wit
ness finally said
That concluded Mr. Ellison's cross-examina-
IN the morning Mr., Hen-lgues and Cebman
Nc Mah9n we're recalled. and the first denied
am po9r shot; / missed ny mark"
he detenee lie said the deiendsnt s" aid not ot
wish to blacken Mrs. Neames character, but
al H. sonsS
he sympathy Of the Jury on account Of the |
ongconfnemento Of thed efendRnt in the Tombs. |
The first witness called for the defence was
he say the encounter between Mr. r.. Henriaaes
ielninG away an old gentleman who was
DR., Louis ,Halloek OF 81 East Thirty ninth
'treet saw Mr. Ellison knock Mr.. Henriques
h Tho dd not see any after
gave about the same testimony; Albert
and %s%0' Ea Gr 5hs sn
'ther member. were called next. and were
yidently "a expected to testify that Mr. Hen,
he Exchange during the last two months as
1snal But: in the language of the harvest
OF the case for the defence. for
10Th brokers testified that Mr.. Henriques had
ppeared i'll and lame.
proved to be tramp. He thought he saw the
very weird manner; He had seen Mr.. Hen;
ellison say. Il had rather II had been any
ther man In the world but him who fred that
hot"
The witness admitted to Mr. wellman that
uring the past two or three weeks he had
zen supported and clothed by the counsel for
he defence for whom he had been looking up
Julius Brokaskey. who keeps hotel In New
trong one for the defence. He testified that
SHOULDER. and that without being
ssaulted Mr.: Honriques drew pistol and
red at Mr.; Ellison. Mr., Wellman tried long
nd hard but h fid az not succeed in shaking tbs
.tness until no wept aloud by questions
hose tendency was to make it appear that
he wi witness ns IN, hHd l. bad record as saloon
DanieI 7. Ames. handwriting expert testi:
be hers and those she had dsowneG were in
lined, however. to admit the discredited let
,rs.
The case goes on Monday morning.