New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

sum was about right. She had paid for protcc-
uou before and had therefore no exact knowledge u
how large an amount was proper. Captain Devery
tod her she would have TO close her house. She
did So partly She said she saw the captain again
an November 81. Recorder >myth said the words
over again and Mr. God charged that he was prompt
Ing the witness.
Il didn't" answered the Recorder 81 merely re-
p.s,ed what the witness had just stated Mr.. COZ
was not satisfied. and the Recorder said: "Now see
here / nave heard all am going 10 hear from You
about that Mr.. Con insisted that counsel had right
10 try the case III MS way, but the Judge an
swersd: NO, he hasn't. He's got to Try the case
according the rules OF law loa know that as Well
q do
soon Mr.. Jerome and Mr.. wcInan fired some spicy
words Of one another al short range, and Recorder
smyth stopped the volloys 10y saying Now, 90
o. or We viii have some more speeches 10y i.lc as
Isolate counsel MIR. Gor took an exception to THIS.
Mrs Clifton told again o. giving Gardner The T'oo ana
O: driving with him Twenty-fOurth-st and Forth
ave. where ne was arrested. lie got OFT Of the cab
and Sergeant Crowley stepped up and said u
arrest you Garlner she said. Dire" something rom
his ovcrcoat packet and threw It on the ground. lie
refused TO pick IL up. 80 Crowley dM 50.
Mrs Clifton was finally allowed TO g, and De'ecuN'
Sergeant Michael Crowley took the chair whlch she
vacated lie said he had taken message J." 'N
Chiffon from Captain Devery on the high' Va ~
Gambler A. He and the captain waited afOuhu III NV
narh,orhood Of Garincr's home until cab drove up
A wonan got ont of It and went into ia" hel>e.
-. rama,ned there an hour and n half. Then she
ava man c,lae ont and got into the cab 1T grove
"a yorth-ave and Twenty -iourih-si, whl'ier he ana
canaan pcverv followed 1t. When the cab stopped
Gardner stepped out oil IL. ..,... .no
Il went M TO him. continued the Detective HHu
told him no was nv prisoner He had his let nan" la
his overcoat pocket and he pulled It out ana uFVp"u
so,ne,bhc ! picked mp the object ana l''!ho l. l"
h. n roll of bills IL contained 200. We ur''e "
v,nco ,eodouaricrs Gardner wanted TO stop on we
rav for drink but told him il wa, sunday h'sh' anu
he could not get It, l"'re WIS '
tectvcs statement ,, ~
Gardner had been searched ana Fi"'' WIS io''''I
Me ,a-son The witness examined IA" bilia WHICH
Gardner had dropped and found Them 10 nNo NV
exact numbers which Captain Devery gave HIM Oh
sip Of paper o,,,
CAPTAIN william :. Dcvcry next told lhe ''or' VI '''
connection with ih, case lie said he hfat 81" LINN
Chiffon a, hi. station house on October IL. lie hh'
her several times after that. lie gave hcr fI'o III
nm. taking the number and series Of each one III
raid ,b,, the Hills he gave Mrs Clifton were the ones
Which were found In GARDENERS H"u'e anu "''"
Detective Crowley saw him drop.
The Captain said that before gong Oh ue P''"'
force 20 kent bar for ex-Aldcrman James Bar1er' h'
had also been n barkeeper at stephen "coeheg'"
place Second.av.. and Thirty nInth'S'' '""eS
Geosbeean WAS not interested In the place, the witness
declared.
Recorder SMITH announced that h'sht sc''io"
would be held as the term OF the court ehuc' ''"''