The evening world., 1894-08-02

that he knew II was March 10 because
Capt. KIumm told him 50 about couple PIE
looked at the calendar and 100 found aen thae
the third Monday was the 18Th ih b nalen
dar, for he never dreamed that he
would ever be a witness on that point
Bonnie wouldn't swear that there had
been no concerts in the place since May
j. Mr.. weliman objected. Judge Mar
tine said Il was important in the light
of Capt. Krumm's testimony. MT; Wei
ned that three or four singing societies
rented the hall and held concerts there
Eyes, ard Mr.. Wellman has been care
m Se 70 h pSs' his lse employer has testied
exclaimed Mr.. Levy in protest.
And Bonnie was able to testify ,bfs INA, thas
there had been after shs ane
the bouncer had been on duty In the
front OF the house every night since
May tine daS x. Thee was eoses fo G
Krnmm was arrested April 81, but
Bonnie said the place ran along Just the
did You ever see any money paid to
Levy by Capt. Krumm?' was MIR. Lcyy's
last question. AMI the tuip-stem replied
In the negative.
Mrs. Krumm's story.
Marie Krumn. the wife, helpmeet and
better-half of the lrascible Sa car d
in a black waist, striped gray and white
skirt a black lace hat and spectacles.
She testified that she married kru l,irn
Halle. l67 Chrystie street, sixteen years.
Since May the place has been closed.
II have seen Jeremiah s. Levy seven
or eight times at our place, said MRS.
Krumm. The first time was March !,
1891. lie was with Detective Livingston
Hant. They talked with my husband in
down and got some money and returned
to them. Ten minutes after they went
away"
March | she said because II was Mon
dsy The second visit was the following
Monday, which she said was March ~
Erunm raid she meant that the first
visit wa. the frs, part OF March.
THAT second visit my husband came
IL rac. and I went down. and brought
/. Mr. Levy up to the dining room. My
husband and Levy talked in a low tone;
liter while my husband came In and
ga so from me. Then he returned and
s,.i down with Levy again and later
:-a.y vent away.
saw Him Pay Levy.
II saw my husband give the money TO
.sr. Levy. He folded II In his right hand
a.,d ! saw him give 1t to Mr.. Levy"
s,,,J aIrs Ilrumm.
MIR Levy came again the next Mon
day. March 10. He was alone ] saw
hin in The, barroom downstairs. !
GATED my husband down and he sat and
talked with Mr. Levy. After awhile my
husband, calling up the stairs. said IL
"'Rring that down to me-
II got $40 and took it down to my hus-
bind and saw my husband give 1t L.
Mr. Levy. and then MIR. Levy went
away"
Of the Captain, and the tulip-stemmed
Weiss about all the transactions with
the precinct detectives, adding that
she saw Capt. Krumm pay the weekly
$21 bride into Levy's hand.
Mr.. Levy enumerated the trial OF
Krumm's complaints against Capt. A.
laire. against Officer Andrew .Stebbins
. against Officer Diederch Dokel, against
Officer Frank Wilson, against Officer
Atkins. against Officer Louis Selis
against Officer Ettienne Bayer, seven IN
z all and Mis-. krumm admitted that sh,
was on hand as witness for her huS
Mr.. Levy brought out that in four o
these cases Capt. Krumm had charge,
bribery against the policemen. aud II
quilted. ,, ,,u,,.,.,,
why. Mrs. krumm, did you follow
your husband every time when he go
go upstairs, downstairs and anywher'
til he mad paid lit" demanded Mr.
"Because thought It was my place.
had no hard feeling I went because
wanted 10 see 1T my husband iilt II.
You didn't mia;rus: your husband
hones;yp',-- -
mo. sir: who would I trust If not him
] guess l can trust my husband
''You knew you were Violating tho la,
In giving concer's without a licens? aft,
Jan. 81, didn't you?'
I'VE gave concert under protrGtio
with charming ingenuousness
After recess, Hans Kopfe:- janitor {
the duuhle-decker nat, loo thrysti
e.fFs In Il Il N q HE1l tnF
the witness stand He testified that h
y was Secretary of tho German-Ameri"a
Reform Bund, which net every ~
strumental music and 10 sing. He an
: his wife were in the habit Of attcnliul
aud he testified Mat since May I Cap
ErIrlm had not had his old tim" pc
for,nanccs there.
Mr. kopIe disagreed with cay
kru,nnl AMI Bonnie Weiss on one ,poin
lie sni1 that the short sllirtcd sinPe
2, and dancers under thu old dispcnsatit
ns=d TO visit the gallery and drink vii
y the spectators between the acts, viii
IA the other two said that was never a
lowed.
fst Krumn,'s Daughter - Witness.
81 Cecilia Krumm. the daughter of Car
krumm, came next. She was an ca
side poem. She had pretty face and
rweet smile She wore a Spanish gyp
ss sp sue strs IN Slqsd P nmse sf
ljyronic collar, and a great big stra
hat, on which tall hollyhocks grew a
nodded their purple blossoms as Cecil
nodded her pretty head ana smil
Ia sweetly on everybody as she testified
IN She knew she was being admired, a
M. she was particularly feminine when :
"A related that March 10 Ward Man lie
visited her papa and mamma.
4. II was sent out OF the ROOM pout
Aiiss Cecilia, prettily. Then, when I
g,iaye Abe Levy arose she smiled on
Dean Swift face
''Mlss Krumm, do you see Mr. Levy
court?"
50 softly. So craftily! Mr. Osbor
clustered a little and told the witnt
70 step down and "look at these thu
men and see which is Levy"
Look at everybody I'm the court-roo
n necessary" said Judge MARITIME.
4 The east side beauty drew close up
the rail- and at a 20-inch range gazed
the Leyys, Abe's clerk, a messenger /
and three handsome reporters.
Then she said abe thought that '
the man, indicating the man on tr
Whereat Abe Levy got another you
o. fellow to stand up beside The accused
Miss Krumm was evidently puzzl
but she smiled 30 Bweeuy that eN
UsboFne forgave her when she said Il
tlle<e two we're 20 much alike that !
rally could not swear which was
man who called the night she. was d
Dom the reoL,, and that eadsd the OF