The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

mans head wagged, too, and he said
ven; Soo-bye.. , ,,, .,,.-
ysu shook hands goodbye with Levy"
& asked Judge MARITIME, gravely.
The EXPRESSION on the face q the up,
mlneled establishment. disgust. pity and
Nussin; it was not there-they git it,"
Asked IL ne had an employee named
Bonnie Weiss. Capt. Krum replied:
We had nickname for him We
K called him 'Tulpenstengel. That means
necked and active"
..sWho was present when you paid the
910f" asked Mr.. Osborne.
Hsnind was about the bar"
Has This witness skippedf
he was here Yesterday. but 1 guess
Every Monday paid the $50, every
after &. hat d an n ns Msy dfy lew
told me he had seen the Captain, and It
Heulh- be all right. l was to pay the
TELL us about how you paid the
money to Levy March 49,"
~ sent Weiss upstairs to the safe In
& the dining-r room for the money. My wife
was there. Bonnie got four IS bills and
~ On the table and Levy look IL away.
surrounding others Of the weekly pay
u menfs. The last one was day or two
before Levy's transfer to the mounted
!, was p Sm in W tRs gal ssl'ery it'll. ssR
Ms M hot ~aer ., as1R e. Of old tI0HSf
have money.
sad have sa don. pay ny s snxtninF the
stsirs to Mary my wifeS and got 80
That tss sst s sss . a% Il.
s ne Inquired into his life history.
En- c .Ds Sor saG IN h Hess. sss In sSGs
4 and came to America in 1853 He had
Mved in Charleston. Utica and New
ssspins :oSsn Sy men and
u womenT Mr.. Levy asked.
Uses His Smelling Bottle.
mo women without escorts" snorted
the Captain. smelling a bottle:
mot even in Kuenstler Hall7'' asked
3 the cross-examiner mildly. tanning him
.'Nussirr' Numbered the veracious
.,No young ladies without escort?"
N-oo. sir. No young ladies At 4, all:
yelled the Captain.
How about the concert singers? What
did thep do after they had sung their
pieces; come down In the audience
B mo. sir. There was never more than
four. When they sung they went home
20 their husbands"
All married. eh?"
Yes. sir; every one. would not take
them u they, were not respectable mar
sTIow many ladies' did you employ in
.'Tne eth q March I employed three
Give me their names and addresses"
Tho Captain fired up at this. He was
2 mad clear through as he shouted:
II don't know. They give different
nsams,; They have stage names and
wen. where did you get emf"
From dramatic agents. from Mrs
e Essrhc an:ah N st. Marks place from FL
II thought Elbosen was in State
prieenT' Interrupted Mt. Levy.
WeIl the lady conducts the bust
Asksd about costumes. Capt. Krumm's
:. virtue shone resplendent.
Capt. krumn's Moral show.
The men wore very short skirts not
higher than the ankle. The same as
sycu see them everywhere-o the dan
Roster Biars, but never would allow
that. They did three turns sometimes,
three eifsrent costumes. but all long
That's 1t. And in the dressing room.
where they changed costumes three
times IN q night. they received visitors.
A-h-h-hi N-n-oo. sirl Newer, Al
,srss sign on the door says NO Admit
What; =, did nobody go in to see these
why, yes; their husba nds, brothers,
fathers. cousins and like that" replied
And that included pretty much
The Captain was so mad that he
Judge MARITIME administered reproof
and said some one might be made to
wish he had not done 1t II he laughed
The Judge seemed to be looking
4 colored lawyer. who sat in the centre OF
Mr.. Stewart arose and said:
i ~ your Honor addresses me, I wish
70 Hpoiosize humbly. 1 did not know :"
Al ACCEPT your apology. Don't repeat
Mr.. Stewart wanted to say what he
Judge MARITIME shut OF the impending
a left the room.
\ Mr.. Levy kept at Capt. Krumm till he
admitted that his wife was the owner OF
t,2fuenstler Halle, and had been for years
When you applied for a license didn't
YOU swear to the usual affidavit OF
soNuoranlp!
Capt. krumm said he didn't know
what was In the application.
IS You were willing to swear to any
thing they wrote in that paper, so long
as you got your license?"
They wouldn't give me time to find
out"
A Perjurer sixteen Years.
"And for eight years you have been
that, swearing to papers without know
Ing what was in them
HYes, for sixteen years" boldly re-
tnrned the Captain.
Fl run the business. and pay all the
bills" clustered Capt. Krumm. II al
ways pay my bills"
..Aiways? Let's see. Is there a. judg-
ment against you in favor Of Alfred A.
Smith,"
f'Oh, l suppose there are six or
dozen Judgments against mo"
l5 Mr.. Wellman objected, but Judge Mar
IA tine admitted II, on the ground that the
N faptain had opened the door by vulun-
q teerfng that he always paid his bills.
Patti Rosa's Condition.
3 Y Patti Rosa the actress is in fair way to re.
q icoyer from the operation performed upon her for