The evening world., 1894-08-16

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aSy ,stssn,S.o,d s ssn gn 'ne ''
SA opSned nv doors to everybudy in
October and kept open til the Spring
r.. nrecinc, on Feb 81 ises. / kept open ali
= tlryvGh. 1888, except IN August, when
YETI sn GlsHnon s,ys :, me x. orders gssn,,; 70
wanted me TO close. He could have no
more business done. So / did business
." '"e au.e' .,.'osn ~"
s-gI- ,sIstd OIL o.,
- pr. Parkhurst's men we're about all
sSs t =. sd anS s Sls e saP ." the
M. a" ssnSord said she had never seen
Capt. Deyery. but GIennon visited her
saw hm asked se 10 he sn. wanted to see
me privately 80 took him nm up TO ca any
s .aln sf, @sH. 1 suppose you know what
& :" H ssi sa,a rs SOP now '',u'h IS II .....
& ss,d xca EnGY P Ssssy, ISM, mi, like Ike
Way -. = o'" w "''
e. Give lim part OF IT, 1 gave him NO.
s.T.eAt this point Mr.. Weliman held MP the
50 famous. and asked about It: -.
IA count Of what money I,made in the inoIss
and what 1 paid out. ] put down ~
=, the Captain. The book WIS stolen from
: .. me by man who pretendetf he wanted to
70 into partnership with me in the
house. next raw the book wien l
was summSned before TIE hes4" I'm, I'm;
II Before the texow Committes Mrs.
y. tective Of the Parkhurst Society. as the
: man who stole her book. =,
put down a csc m.icB. When ] paid
- 4 to the ward man. ] put down either .i
or Ward Man smith" said Mrs. San.
y -. But she testified that she never paid
any money to Deyery In person; the g
!. & There were other entries in the back.
\ Mrs, sanfofd was worked as a good
thing" not only by the Captain ana the
ward man, but oy everybody else In the
4, She had paid 500 TO Glennon prior to
4 the demand for 500 On ,o April there her,
+-i1a score Of other items and expenditure.
Y pariof.boas s. lie had Sa' dozen lris. and
twenty -four hours round, -,
!, Sc a h,.nl ho..s' on s,os. 9, ,
g npefendant .Giennon, having silently
!. sired 10 crosssesamine Mrs sanford. the
woman was sworn again for the trial OF
- snmed for that p,irbose. "'"
go MI. House Objected pro lorna. .t..
,N's' ia.
Failed TO id h.y Barns.
rrt. uopa, .~ain teati1ad that .h>.
~ "a widon g and then Testified
srsinst Hmrns "a fo,Iows: 'es''"e'
no,,.s week sfttsrt s SSught ,s she
Ward Man Burns came 70 see me. He
was a stout man with a heavy brown
"r;o and nick OH. or,eer Burns" said
- M. Wellmsn. ~
~ burma by instruction OF Mr.. House,
bad kept his seat In the back part Of
iicemen. Mrs. SANFORD walked slowly
% ohs aisle ana down the other scan
"Sso tSroneh again. Slowly. msdam,"
commanded Mr.. WelinIan Then he
ADDED q. stand SR and III.
woman passed through the room again,
y but did not Identity Burns although the
= ever flushed. his attitude strained and
his expression apprehensiye
A third time Mrs Sanford tried to find
= - her man She stopped abreast of Burns.
\ and Burns looked as IL he was, about
TO collapse But the woman put her
This man looks more like him than
any other man see ~.
=" Come up. officer shouted Friend In
The man came up .laughingly. and
: said; In 20 officer and 1 don't, want
= 10 be. o.. - =" -" Z. = go -
The man said he was Francis Conlin,
Of 80 East Fourth street. welman said
= he closely resemsIed Burns. but the only
was that both wore mems clothes, and
both wore o smustache. conlin had been
dark. but his head was a little bald and
his hair and must ache streaked with
gray while Burns had a fiorid face fiery-
red hair and mustache. - ~ '
., The witness had said that she thought
Burns was a Uttle taller and a little
more forid than "the man and appar-
= entiy. the Commit sioners considered the
identificatiofi sufficient. go
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McLaushsfn Implicated
Nrs Sanford ..id that y,han r,u-,.
. csiiai on her he 40 IA he came Trn,n SS.rn.t
Mi Isugbiio and Thai abe must nav sSSS;
FOR the Tantain Wbsn aha a PsS -
- Rnrns told her she ought 10 c1nsiSnr
hSrs.Ie T'o,xr s 'n,hor na, VI - so.siue e5
nslssh ,snn Lss ,st9sr captains Wonla
maid sex he rex, month io R,,rns N s a1s.,