The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-02

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- LEVY vs. wELLMAN.
Mr.. Levy. by dintsof persistent ham,
mering, got the "tuipenstepgel' to say
that he knew It was March 10 because
OF months ago. BESIDES. it was the
third. Monday In the month. and he
looked at the calendar and found that
the third Monday was the 18Th. bennle
dar. for he never dreamed that he
| would ever be. witness. on that point:
Bonnie wouldn't swear that there had
/. Mr.. Wellman objected. Judge Mar
| tine said il was important in the light
OF Capt Krumm's testimony. Mr.; Well
stated that Capt had test
rented the hall and held concerts there.
full to post the witness. In this state.
exclaimed Mr.. Levy in protest.
And Bonnie was able to testify that
there had been concerts after this little
byplay. He said that the lookout and
front Of the house every night since
May !, the day when, according to
Capt. krumm. the place was closed for
Krumm was arrested April 81, but
Bonnie said the place ran along just the
same TIL May l.
|
Levy by Capt. krumm?" was Mr.. Leyy's
last question, AMI the tulip-stcm replied
| In the negative.
Mrs. Krumm's story.
Marie Krumm, the wife helpmeet and
krumm. came next to the witness stand
In a black waist. striped gray and white
skirt. a black lace hat and spectacles.
She testified that she married krumm
IN 1865. and that they had kept Kuenstler
Since May / the place has been closed.
Il have seen jeremiah S. Levy seven
or eight times Mt our place" said Mrs.
I Krumm. The first time was March !,
Hunt. They talked with my husband In
the gallery. Then my husband came
down wa. and Eot some ., money and returned
When asked how she fixed the date as
March ! she said because II was Mon
Monday; which she said was, March IL.
| When this discrepancy was shown Mrs.
krulnm said she meant that the first
visit was the first part OF March.
THAT second visit my husband came
to me, and | went down and brought
Mr.. Levy mp. to the dining room. MY
husband and Levy talked in low tone.
After awhile my husband came In and
got so from me. Then he returned and
sat down with Levy again and later
| Levy went away.
Saw Him Pay Levy.
II saw my husband give the money to
! Mr., Levy. He folded II in his right hand
and ] saw him give 1t to Mr.. Levy"
said Mrs. krumm.
Mr.. Levy came again the next Mon
! day. March 10. lie was alone. I saw
| him in the barroom downstairs. |
sale I'd my husband down and he sat and
husband. calling up the stairs. said to
me:
bring that down to me-
Il got $50 and took II down to my hus-
band and saw my husband give ii to
Mr. Levy. ana then Mr.. Levy went
away"
OF the Captain, and the tulip-stemmed
| Weiss about all the transactions with
me precinct detectives, adding that
she saw Capt. kllimm pay the weekly
so brihe into l.evy's hand.
Mr.. Levy enumerated the trial OF
! krumms complaints aEalns; Capt. A.
iAire. against Ofticer Andrew Stebbins.
against officer nieierich Dokel, against
officer Frank Wilson, against Officer
Atkins, against Officer Louis Se.ls,
against Officer Ettienne Bayer, seven In
! a !, and Mis-. krumm admitted that she
was on hand as witness for her hus-
| band.
Mr., Levy brought out that in four OF
these cases Capt. Krurnm had charged
| bribery against the policemen. and in
each Of them the accused had been ac-
quilted
For no purpose" replied Mrs. Krumm.
| why, Mrs. krumm, did you follow
! your husband every time when he got
so upstairs downstairs and anywhere
;iil he had paid III" demanded Mr..
, Levy.
Because I thought 1t was my place. ]
( had no hard feeling | went because |
wanted TO see II my husband paid it,"
You didn't mistrus. your husbands
honestly
NO sir; who would trust II not him?
guess can trust my husband
You knew YOU were violating the law
in giving eoncer's without a license after
Jan, 81. didn't you?"
I'VE gave concerts under protection
from the police" replied the witness
After recess, Hams kopfe. janitor of
the double-decker Nat, lbs Chrystie
street, next door TO kuenstler Halle, took
was Secretary of the German American
Reform Bund, which met every two
weeks in Kuenstler Halle to play in
his wife We're in the habit Of attend e.
aud he testified that since May ca
! l<rumm haj not had his old time per
fOrmances there.
Mr. Kopre disagreed with Caot.
krumm and Bonnie Weiss on one point.
He Said that the short-skirtcd singers
and dancers under the old dIspcusatiou
used TO visit the gallery and drink with
the spectators between the acts, while
the other two said that was never al
lowed.
krumm's Daughter IL Witness.
Cecilia Krumm. the daughter OF Capt
! krumm, came next. She was an east
side poem; she had a pretty face and a
Jacket and skirt of blue. pink shirt
waist, a blue four-in-hand tie under her
| ByroGtc collar and a great big straw
hat, on which tall hollyhocks grew and
nodded their purple blossoms as Cecilia
nodded her pretty head and smiled
sweeuy on everybody as she testified.
She knew she WAS being admired, and
she was particularly feminine when she
lated that March 10 Ward Man Levy