The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST q. 1894

Cart Cross. and when Mr.. wellmar
| criticised him for not bringing his check
book OF. account book. both Wolff an
Hess offered to produce the books in al
hour to prove that there were no loans
to Katie Schubert In 1872.
Mr.. Wellman persistence was final!
Capt Cross TO see what could be done
for Katie Schubert. The Captain tod
him Katie must close up or he would
send her TO Jail.
Woln didn know. He admitted that
he went bal frequently Tor disorderly
women and did II Tor a Zee OF ~ Dr be-
cduS- some TREAD ASKED him
AS Tanindny captain OF his election
strict n lad to resPon to these calls.
s, |Ustph se,i, o. - r..s" y -e,snt"
e. ,ss,s license at,er recess. lie testi,
ned mat ne mad drawn up me papers ..l
t5ae p ,rthasc OF the Iisor ierly house q
BdyIri street by Mrs Rhoia Sanfor
The n2use IS Lizzie. snl.h. Mr.. Levi
related also that "Dilly" Hoyt and Mrs
Saht"rt were partners under tie name
OF sanford Hoyt in The Mount Nern, Il
orderly mouse, the witness having drawn
up the copartners Zip papers. Mrs. San
f9ri had denied the partnership.
she borrowed $3.50 from Levi in 1899,
which helped to make up the 500 paid
TO capt. cross,s ward man. Smith. Levi
denied this adding that in 1892 Sanford
and Hoyt. instead of borrowing, paid
money to him, on promissory notes,
which he had discounted for Mrs.
They paid 800 on March /, $500 March
.; March 6, 500. April 5, 500. and later
on the same day another 500" said the
wSi,mSfs' ~, ana on Mrs. SANFORD always
as ali p sn o Pp before se fss and they
The witness testified from a memoran-
Inm taken from his book, and said that
MIS-. sanford brought money to him for
him almost daily, and he was never
asked for a loan
Levi said that Mrs. Sanford told him
APT Cross was the toughest man she
ever saw and almost kicked her out.
hut t1at Ward Man Smith was more
pleasant. Levi, however, did not know
what Kind of "A house she was going to
Mr.. Wellman drew the conclusion that
Mrs. Sanford's house must have been
running full tilt during the Cross ad-
m,Ii lfnh from the fact that her
left so much with him for safe Keeping.
But to MIR. Hess, Levi said he did
not know whether the honey was made
oS sanford and Hoyt in Bayard street
Margaretta Tangeman, the next wit
ness, testified she knew both Kate
:rhnH nt and Rhoda SANFORD for years.
cross would not let them keep open.
and was a very hard man. They said he
would drive them out Of the ward.
leI; interrupted Mr. Wellman, but
they did not get out Of the ward. They
kept right on In full blast"
Mr.. Hess cautioned Mrs. Tangeman
mat. IT any one molested her she should
report TO him, adding that he had been
to,d mat some OF his witnesses had been
approached MIR. Wellman and Presi-
dent Martin demanded speciflca tions
Mr. House substantiated Mr.. Hess.
staiinR that two women witnesses had
told him and he reported TO Hess thai
stranger had told them to go away.
as they would not be needed.
,John wilkins. from Grand and Chrys-
Truck 20, with it's house opposite III
Chrystie street. testified that after the
RAID by Capt. Cross the house was very
quiet and doing little or no business.
Inc trial Will be resumed tomorrow,