The evening world., 1894-06-14

eserved upon you last nisht?'
v a friend"
hbrse man. The same one
o out Of trouble before"
kwain on Another Bible.
Y1taess refused to give her friends
np.ste, <10ugh she was sworn again on a
q = NE Bible. h finally whispered
the anne to Mr.. Gof, who seemed salts
sspedn't your friend go and get a law
Dope, I have had no lawyer, since I
I Thin trouble before. Then I had a
estaof Howe & FUNNEL"
subtdn,t your friend tell you what to
piesShere did you see him2"
The went to the. Brewer House n
Acc a note for him. and he came to
as ,ss Harvey denied that she talked
is slayer, who served the subpoena,
Cont the money she had paid to
ss sss 4 $50, g , s ssS . q ns saDs ssy AZ Sss , +; sssr ess
hG 8 and about si@ an pa sGmeG rs a e Sen ssSo' 9 9F
he ching in my life"
+ r. h ,SF pr ssysr y y down the numbers
'tho'o: He wrote down some addresses,
Of he didn't write any figures that 1
Widn't your friend tell you to say
a 3 SIR, to everythingT
thand yeg came here to swear yourself
TbNo, sir"
thhe witness had a big paim-leaf pan,
foich she examined very carefully as
tn Compliment from Mr.. Con.
CtLook at me-, said Mr.. Con. "T am
e eHetI AZ AZ you because you are an at
saiiss, Harvey giggled at this and
,med to look over to some one in the
brHaven't you some agreement with
tfmebody in the courtroom here?'
No. 1 came iown alone. I went over
E as aSn ion Bridge 81 l ! and back because /
did You see any one this morning?,
yes, 1 saw my friend at the Brewer
He is a bookmaker, isn't hep"
Yes. he wa going away to the races"
You had an appointment to meet
YES, sir"
You said a little while ago you had
hade no appointment"
u"Weli, that wasn't true"
iere not true this morning. ssven't
4 VI don't know that I have. 1 haven't
aid n money to the police any
t,m @ = sa zsu Ms. s ts1s aus snd 'e sSs n q aGssn
OF the Commute smiled.
Didn't you friend tell you to keep
cool and say you didn't remember"
oh, no; he simply told me to tell the
Mr.. Con- then led the witness back tc
asked II she hadn't said to him that she
ia a ., es E : PAVE aS rs. s sRls e % sSe ds,n Ss' v eaS
"pidn't you say to the subpoena.
server ser yon would y come down here ant
ING. said they couldn't get anything
tee The g. Witness ;hs s.e rsisres d., to the Commit
.. .YoI have used sd the word 'Ls9os
y9 sI a tTaspf kn SssHns 1 to nev seat he siHp' Of the
!, Club"
Joke on the Committee.
you meant the Lexow, didn't your"
II did not suppose there were any
sporting men in the Lexow Club" There
was great laughter at this, and Mr.
around and see II she could not recog.
nize n one in the courtroom caused
more merriment.
she did not see him on the Brooklyn
Bridge this morning n she denied 1t
also that two men were talking with hel
~ II DTlu6c tCTIllnub.
Chairman Lexow asked a few ques
lions about Miss Harvey's former ar
rest. She said she went. right back t.
without interference from the police.
a a1sySaa ssoS Ses sSS + only had a fur
Lucy Mccarthy or Mrs, Shaw" contin
You didn't send your cards o tt
INC. I had them on the table in thu
You sell wine and liquor in YOU
Eyes. SIR"
ne. "Hsv .,i you a ',esn'e'"
Your house Is open all nisht'"
~ In ! n e.oae a. can ~ S ot'H in after that, y.
"oh, yes; il they ring the bell and
MIR. aof secured the permission Of tn.
& sfP HIss Harvey ss s sna pui su=bp ssa%!set,s'
Edgar A. Whitney on the stand despit,
the objections OF ex-Judge Ransom, WHIT
that every man who had a mother mus
feel ashamed Of the batting" OF tn
care think of h sassi ssnt' ossyers seie s. Senate aa'
o,Connor. and ex-Judg Ransom sub
subpoena-Server Testifies.
Whitney, who Is a bright-lookint
young man. went on to tell how h
eerved Miss Harvey with a subpoena
last night at her house. He sent wore
in by the colored girl that he bor'
an important message for Miss Har
''She came downstairs, and I gay he
the paper. She wanted to know wha
IL was for. and I told her.
"She was very much worked up, ant
wanted to know why they had takei